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New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

graphs of snow flakes were shown with the statement that linolcum designers get thcir designs from that source; q picture of sub marine 4 feet under water WIS shown taken from an airplano 950J feet in tle air.
 Showing things that cannot be soen." thc speaker showed q photo- graph Of complete spectrum, be- ginning with the mira red rays. Go- nG through the entire visible spec trum and ending with photo- graph of the invisible ultra violet rays. lie showed q picture of a bouquet Of flowers taken in a room where there Was absolutely no light except that which was given from a tiny vial of radiIm enclosed in the heart ot an oak plank six inches thick. The speaker closed with 2 photograph of Brooklyn hrIdg" taken on dark night, a London fountain on q foGey day and the capitol at Washington pho lographcd in the midst Of heavy storm.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
Anchor Brand Girls
 Have Enjoyable Party

A card party and dance was given by the Anchor Brand Girl club al their rooms on stanley street last evening. IL was largely attended by were about 2G tables Of cards played with a prize Tor each table. Refresh mcuts W"r" served and dancing concluded the evening. Tn" rooms were prottiIy decorated in Nalcntin" coIorS. The committee in charg" were Mrs. l.. Anderson. Misses Mae Murphy. Rose Glynn. Mary Mokus, Gloria pcry and flUldn Knight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
EXPLOSION RAZES HOUSE
 SUPPOSEDLY UN0CCUpIED
rOiic" | ind Beer Making Equipment and Alleged Liquor After i.N-
 animation of EtIin-

tu-onip. roun Feb. l& G-H).- pou,n atarrd au Investigation after an explosion and fire had occurred lu 2 supposedly uuorcupicd huiIdjns on Iroaa street hore today.
 G<"Hm#ioH of th" ruins of inc structure. wbiru vas rgz.d 10 th" alound.w.a r.porD.d 10 has" r"- N,Hi.d beer raLu@ equipment and g quantity o-@,Irg"d lIquor
 N'hrf l:r'da or ONford th" oau,r proressod lot 10 huo" inc or- .w.uta of rNr bui.due pouce said.
 Tur-e m,n wr~n taken to poiic" ., .auanI.r+ tor questioning. Nav WHue or Windsor. Ilcnr1 Gcuandt Nc" Nora @u} Georg" carlyle, Ws4tiu2'or n. (
 wp. uuHle- n vnwu 'h" "N- uo.ou umr.d t.d heru .Jppoerd a,-.r'pl fer n.ar'} I" }rars The fro spread 'o ao adjoining homo. ..u-u- q n.H daua-,.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
SOCIETY NA7RONS
 GIVE TARS BOOKS
Collection Of 10.0C0 Destined for
 Ships Libraries

Wa~htn@ton, F.b l2. lP -Th- r.tu of the sra wil b.n"Ir frof1 the 1o,npo books gathered by Wash 5Lgton society women for the hrn.r- !can Merchant Marine Library a4. @ccjaticu.
 Books in gay covers and dlob covers. bat "jth sparkling liter ,.jurr between their. covers, Wesa hauled b. the limousine load 10 the flaE-de@kcd headquarters where the wolncn, headed by Mrs, Gjbson fahncst ock. presided.
 They were sent 10 %c,v Yort here torn covers were mcnded and dispatched in libraries of 75 books each 10 ships beading on uito waters of the world. Last y,ar more thtu &no.oco books were loaned 10 G.og2 ships and etatious When d ship returns 10 New Nort after a long cruise i's library 5 changed.
 Many kinds o' books ar" dis'rib- uted 10 the sailors. 4 captain of 4 tropc- bound vessel complain sI that his mo1 got hold Of som" books 0u chionrn culture last year and kept his decks messed up try ing 10 hatch ca@s by natural hcJf according to he book formula.
 An aged negro brought half q Gclcn copies Of the Boston social rgister 10 he Washington office and explained that the books were nc good 10 him but b" thought thu sailors might enjoy lhom,
 Mrs. Hanry Howard Of x .:, York. president of tho association found men of the coast guard aIonS the North Carolina banks. ~h r, slIpwrecks arc coIumon j"alou-iy guarding th"Ir hbrary. tho one sro; Of cheer in their barren quarters.
 The public library of the so1- d. ponds on voluntary contributions c. hooks or m0n"r l-rcsidcu' Hoover Is honorary president or 'h' associatjon. which was organ jz,d in Boston in 1921.
 Today there are II offices in AE- lau'tr Cuff and Pacific ports and oue in the Great Lakes. In a1.I- tlon to shIps. life saving station. n-ht houses and ught ships a:. sGprljcd with boohs
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
LONG ESTATE SUED
tudrtA- Drmand- HcconNcyancr of and on ~taniCy Street in hci!on Brought Against LNcCutOr.

\ ,a}ca' action has been brought uE Alden Andrews against the Nc" Britain Na'Ioual bank as cNccutor Of l1o estate Of the late William J. Long for m. rccou}ryaucc Of par ,nI or land on North Stanley street uuou " hlch Mr. Long erected q house.
 Tu. "ut claims that use Of tho aaI @a- gwen Mr. Long by Mr. tudm"~ dI~iu@ the litotimc Of him. ..If @aI us "ir. aud. rollo"ug hl. a..'n "u Iau1urv gI no mention o' lu. rfurn ot lh, deed mae made 'f"r 4o ul4 utlt or by ma eHrrutor.
 Th. HrH claims that thr land WIS pr.-ua.Is rpusry,d for no cousld- .r.'lou 'o Nr Lon4 with th" uu. atgmItu- That ho pared and all ..n tuH.n-# upon II should b'. r.- 'aHa'd npm aie draih aud that of
 l.. #.r Nf- lor- urro,d,J L,I .H t.mI n 1..I.. Tm urr ha. ue.u l.. "a 5ht"p-n I:cpu.on. I;oD Ju.on o Col. ol Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
CHURCH SOCIETY SOCIAL

The Children of Mary society Of the Holy Cross church will give a card party tonight at s o'clock at the church basement. This will be tn" first social since the installa- ton of newly elected officers of the society. Refreshments will be served. Th" committc" on arrange mcnIs consists of Misses Josephine karnaeicwicz. AdcIla Szymanska, Helen Sikora and Helen BudzIlck.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
Endorsed By
 Beautiful Yemen

Beauties who guard their comploX- ions use MELLD-GLt Face Pow der only. Famous for purily-ItS colorin% matter is approved by th" Government. The skin never looks pasty or fakN. II spreads more smoothly and produces q youthful bloom, Made by q new French pro cess. MELLO-GLO Fac" Powder stays on longer
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
TO REVEAL. CANCER DATA

san Francisco, Feb. l3 EN-IDr. Walter F. Coffcy co-discovcrcr with pr. John D. Humber of q treatment for cancer, today announced the dc tails Of thoIr much discussed cXpcr- imcIts would be revealed March 1 in report to lho Sun Francisco County Medical society. The rcpor, then will be forwarded 10 the Amer lcan Mclican society
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
20 Families Forced to
 Flee in New York Fire

NOW York. FcD. 13 H7r-INonjY or more families occupy n- adjacent tenement houses and l50 ctnploycs Of an adjoining laundry. were fore cd 10 the street today bH q fire which
 swept through three floors Of q six story factory building at 3i3 west
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

building. in the rue de lIcolc dc Medicine. was constructed for only 1000 students, while today there are 50Ve.
 Our medical school, which h1, given 10 the world many iIlustrI- GUS sclcntists, has been laboring under great 3andicaps,' said Pro- lessor Roger, dean of the Faculty O. Medicine, who is assisting M. Charlety, Rector Of the University Of Paris, in the technical studies with the Rockefeller Foundation.
 Site Is Costly
 The site suggested for the nc, buildings is now covered by the great wine market of Paris. cover ing - acres, bordering on the S,inc. near the Jardin dos Plantas. Acquiring this property and nov m@ the market would take tim. and probably cost the Government. City and University about as lnu-n as the Rockefeller gift
 Tn" present r,rolo dc Modccin" occupies an historic blocl, in the heart Of the student quarter ou which formerly stood the College Royal de Bourgogno, founded in I"3l hy 1olnc dc BourgoGn" wife Of Philippe le Long, for poor scholars.
 The l.coIo dc chirurgic which trc Medical School used 10 be caH- co. was begun in 1750. In 1774, ouis XVI lald the cornerstone of the amphithcatcr and the building WAS completed in 1876.
 The buildings are rich with medical history and students from all over the world delight in ris- itmS it.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
9th street.

2Gth street.
 Police reserves were called to hold back crowd of several thousand persons who gathered to watch the fire. The heavy smoke from the building. which is occupied princi- pally by printing firms, halted ser vice on the Ninth avenue surface line half a block away and so eXCit- ed residents Of many nearby tcne- mcnt houses that police and fire mon experienced difficulty in re s;raining them from packing up their belongings and leaving their lOnnS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
Rev. Ralph H White Ampli6es His Criticism of Connecticut Courts For
 Light Penalties In Liquor Violations

submitted to the Wicl<ersham com mIttcc on law enforcement when il IS completed.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
DR. HAN
 WORM ELIXIR

It i' ths prescription Of fs-cut tt.iI
 spcrlslIu sAtt, plsss1rt 10 tale, Ernjs ,. '.rs '- Y; nrk.oT. Nour d-uGsis. ugIl ltc'l ,g in,f many of ,cIr ov Etendi hare iUc.cs, irlly sAsd IL Buy 4 boale c! D., Hand tod,y
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

night, losses about constantly or has frishte ned drcams-beware ofworms They are much moro common than most mothers think.
 Look also for the following ,ymp- toms: grinding of teeth, picking the nose, crossncss, offensive breath, los, of appetite or weight, nausea or general restlessness, Any one ofthcsc sign, be your warning that worms are present.
 Wise mothers take no chsncs1 pith the,c dangerous and disFu1tinE childhood pe.t. fven If voc m; arc onJ za-aecfca they ri,- th.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
FRANCE WILL USE
 ROCKEFELLER GIFT
Piol3 to Build New S6,OOO, ,O0O
 Paris Medical School
EI N.NOi"T S.ht NDEI:S

Paris, Ireb.. Aroth,r stro z link Of aniIy binding Ftancc anl America I4 now being forged iy uc@oliations b"rwccn the Eockor"i. lc, Foundation and the I'r, nrh gov eminent. the tlIy of Paris and the university Of Paris for the coustrua- toin Of q new Paris Medical School Rockefeller. Jr, Of $G.ooo.0o0 to' this purpo%r.
 The Rocket Her propo.aI 10 ad- vance thc mIui'iccnt sum ,tipu- latcs that th" French authort .~ provide H similar sum in land ter thc ne" medical center. or othyI consideration n the same amount.
 owing 10 j0o complications tor planning nr" buildings, laborator- ic~ and tho necessary property. dis cuaSl0us WIll probably coulinu" tOg a con.1dorahi. )mo When t&o program is completed it will ha," to b" r"Irrrrd back 10 the board of trustees ot tho Rockefeller Fouu- dation in N"& Yorl, for final a2- rroraI.
 France Highly Grateful
 There is no question, hOWoV 'r, Of th" yralit Idr and enthusiasm HHh which inc Rockefeller git las been rec lr"d in French scI"n- ljiic circles. The press has spoh"n in the most aloNjn2 tcIms of the dou"r's humanitarian interest. ard ol the American spirit in the aJ- vance Of medical science.
 The gift will mah" possible fot France the most complete instituir jA IturOp" fof the study and prd-. l tice Of tine biological sciences. Tie I Faculty Of Srrucos and the Mc1i- 1 cal School Of the University ot Paris have long suffered for lack . O. space. The present faculty
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
DOUBT INCREASES 0N
 HUGHES ACCEPTANCE
,roruu0nd F,om First rag~)

CoruuUrd F,om First rag,) @n adverse ballots were made by he opposition, the republican chicrtains were unwilling 10 rouccde more than --. There were no predictions that tn" nomination would be rejected.
 Eorah. Of Idaho, and Norris oi Nebraska, independent republicans, who are leading the campaign against confirmation. were empha- fife in declaring that no effort is being made 10 prevent a vote ana We're agreed that in all probability Fl roll call could he reached tonight without difficulty.
 Norris Warns Watson
 Watson ot Indiana. the republican floor leader was anxious that the senate meet last night. but aban- doncd an offort 10 bring this about when Norris warned him late ycs- tcrday that such q course might '"nccnder q bad spirit" Then. q re- quest for an agreement that q vote bc reached before adjournment to- day Was blocked by Eratton Of New Mexico. democrat.
 After that. Watson gave notice that he would keep inc senate in session today uutlt ballot is ob- tajucd and warned that he had enough support 10 carry out this project.
 These exchanges came after q day which saw the economic views of th" former supreme court Jurist and one time presidential nominee un- der almost continuous attack from lirookhart O. Iowa and Blaine Of Wisconsin. independent republicans, and Diu of Washington. Connany Of T,Xas and Wheeler of Montana. democrats
 One regular republican. Glenn Of Illinois arose to Hughes defense. He objected 10 making lawyers business connections q test of his fitness for office and asserted he was not alarmed al the growth in Her- gers of American corporations. . Throughout the day. Hughes had been aasaiIcd as an opponent Of re- Atricrious on the corporate interests Of the nation.
 Blaine charged that the supreme court WAS being made political football.
 If the example of Mr Hughes in rcsiguing from tn" supreme court To enter politics is going 10 be fol- lowed." he said. "thrn there is j':st one conclusion that the American people can reach and that ;s disr"- spoct for fine h,gh"s' tribunal in the world.
 Dill Adds Opposition
 DlU Was outspohcn in his opp"si tion
 "I intend by this vote to do WH"t I can" h., said. "to put q stop to ~hu' hcH">r is our or t'I. great r-t dangers 10 this country. the placing Of men on the supreme court who will permit rh" picking of pockets O ftho common people by tho great corpora'ions.'
 Glenn cout"udcd that every saua- for was hound to hoe opposed to som" oG tu" views Of any nomine" for the supreme court and added that f S,naior Eprah wor" romi- mated. hs believed Senator Norris would object.
 He argued that as result Of mergers there vas wnar"r pros porjty today than ever hctor" and drew from this the conclusion that there was no oppression of the common people,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13
COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 a. m. Sunday school.
 II a. m. Morning service. The Theme will be- Salvation plus
 8 D. m. Evening service. Sub- iect: Ransomed.
 Place a blind man in the sunlight, ne will not see it, but he will feel it, Hold he says, I'm warm. It is this We feel, without seeing, the absolute be- ing. There is warmth of God, Prove God? Yes. Explain Him? No. Victor Hugo
 Church attendance will bring the warmth of fellowship with God and the other worshipers about us. The Community church wishes to welcome you.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13

Joe Richards, local auto racer, returned last night from An chorage where Mrs. Richards and he took in the fair. Mrs. Rich ards stayed over another train
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13

The S. Starr is expected to return to Seward from the Vest ward around the 20th, accord ing to Manager Jansen, of the San Juan Fishing 85 Packing Co-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13
SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY

EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN- ATTACHMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13

All meat and nothing else in the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13
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AMERICAN LEAGUE--

AMERICAN LEAGUE ! New York 4, Detroit 3 Gehring- er's double and Alexander's sing. with two out in the ninth inning gave the Tigers victory and cost lthe Yankees their last chance to take the league pennant. The best that the Tanks can do now is to finish half game behind Phila- delphia. Ruth homered making his 46 homer for the season. The bases were empty.
 Washington 8, Chicago N. Wash ington gained half game on the idle Athletics. RenOlds homered in the seventh when Chicago counted five.
 l Boston 1, St. Louis 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn ' Brook llyn's eight straight win the long, est winning streak for this sea- son. This wa Cincinati's eighth straight loss. Lopez homered in the fourth giving Brooklyn good lead Wright's 21st homer in the fifth scored two
 St. Louis 5, New York 2 Crush ing blow to the Giants pennant hopes was administered when the Cardinals rallied in the ninth for three runs to break the tie. The Giants are now in fourth place and are four games behind Chicago Rhem shut out the Giants in all inning but the sixth.
 Chicago IT, Philadelphia 4. Will son led the assault with five hits including his 4th homer and two doubles. English hit four times Cuyler three, Klein shattered the National league mark for Wo-bag- gers getting his 53 Hartnett also ihomered. Thompson and Phillips Ihomered for Philadelphia.
 Pittsburgh 4, Boston 5. Chatam and Spoher both doubled in the 40 tn for winning run
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
 Night games:
 Hollywood 3, Los Angeles 5.
 Seattle 5, Sacramento 8- #
 Portland 12, Oakland III
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-13
FRkTERNAL ORDERS
THE AMERICAN LEGIOl

THE AMERICAN LEGION SEWARD POST No. 5. .st.aal:R.ts,s, s.all::RRt, Meeting Oh the first and N third Wednesdays of each B month James Campbell, 4ae Post Commander.
 Charles A. Sheldon, Adjutant
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

ITO have suffered as have for
years, and then find myself so
relieved is reason enough to make
any one smile and be happy, and
1t is only fair that ! give my
statement so that many others
may feel like do" Mrs. Ard
niger, who lives at 4423 Potomac
St., Washington, made the follow
ing statement to the Miller's Herb
Extract man, who is now in
Washington at Peoples Drug
Store, sos 7th st. N. W., where
he is meeting the public and ex-
plains the merits of that famous
medicine known as Herb Juice
now called Miller's Herbt Extract.
For years have suffered with
indigestion Of the very worst
form, not to speak Of my suffer
ing from the effects of constipa-
tion, a very inactive liver, and the
Sleepiess nights / have had for
years. Yes, I know what 1t Is to
suffer: I could not rest at nights
I was so nervous. A friend told
me what Miller's Herb Extract
had done for them and suggested
I try a bottle. My friend and
many other friends Of mine now
see the difference in me, and /
am anxious to tell every every
one how well I feel today. I can
now eat anything enjoy eating
and have no bad effects. I now
sleep like child and don't wake
UP till morning, that sournesS in
the stomach is gone, those blind
spots before the eyes have dis
appeared. Do you understand
when I say. I really enjoy doing
my work, for there Is big diff
ference? That's what Miller'S
Herb Extract has done for me. J"
This famous medicine that is
now being sold in Washington
has made thousands of friends
throughout the country and daily
thousands are wearing that
famous Herb Extract smile. En-
couraging information and talk
with the Miller's Extract man
may be had daily, at the Peoples
Drug Store, sos 7th st. N. W..
and also one located at Peoples
Service Drug Store In Alexan-
dria. Va.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
Nobody Loves A
FAT MAN

So goes the old saying-but no
bcdy believes it.
However-leading physicians claim
that fat is unhealthy and should
be considered as such.
A noted Doctor in Germany tells
his fat patients to make this four
weeks test-Not hard to do.
Eat no e-pastries-ice cream
or sweet desserts-eat good but
moderate meal of lean meat. fish or
chicken. along with vegetable
such as cabbage. cauliflower. spin.
ach. eggplant or carrots-also a
salad OF tomatoes, lettuce or fruit
20 easy on potatoes. rice. butter,
cream. cheese and sugar.
Take one-half teaspoon of Krusch-
an Salts in glass of hot water be-
fore breakfast every morning
weigh yourself-eVery week.
You can get a jar of Kruschen
Salts that lasts weeks for IS cents
at any drug store in the world
These magic salts are six salts in
one--and are full OF vitalizing min.
erals your system needs to aid the
internal organs to function natural,
" and healthily and free the blood
from toxins and acids.
When YOU grow thin with Krusch.
sn--you gain in energy and activity
You work better. sleep sound and
feel the spirit of ambitious youth
within you-
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
CAPPER COMING
] HERE FRIDAY

SEN. Arthur Capper Of Eansas.
chairman of the Senate District
Committee, has telegraphed his
office he will return to Washing
ton Friday, when he is expected
to confer with Senate leaders
about the two vacancies on his
committee at the beginning Of the
short session, caused by the retire
ment Of Senator Baird, New Jer-
sey, and the defeat of Senator
Robsion. Kentucky. Both are Re
uublicans.
It is customary to appoint new
members of the Senate to- the Dis
trict Committee and three newly
elected Republicans enter the Sen
ate December dwight Morrow,
New jersey, successor to Baird;
James j. Davis, Pennsylvania, and
Robert Carey, Wyoming.
While 1t Is expected that be.
cause Of their long public service
Morrow and Davis eventually will
get major committee assignments,
either is available for temporary
duty on the District committee
It is expected former Governor
Carey, will get one of the places.
The definite lineup for the
District committee may be an.
Ilounced by the Committee on
Committees after Senator Capper's
return. Senator Capper probably
viii attend meeting Of the Ma
tiOnal Capital Park and Planning
Commission Friday night at the
Cosmos Club, to discuss further
plans for beautifying the Capital.
Representatives Of the District
Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tions and of Montgomery and
Arlington county citizens aSso-
ciation5 are expected to be pres
ert,
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
ALWAYS DEAD TIRED?

How sad. Sallow complexion,
coated tongue, poor appetite, bad
breath, pimply skin an always
tired. What'& wrong? Chances are
you're poisoned by clogged bowels
and inactive liver. Take this
famous pres' -iption used con-
stantly in place of calomel by men
and women for 20 years-Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets. They are
harmless yet very effective, A
compound of vegetable ingredients.
They act easily upon the bowels,
help free the system of poison
caused by faulty elimination and
tone up Tiger.
Rosy cheeks. clear eyes and youthful
energy make a success of life. Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, nightly.
Know them by olive color. 15c, soc
and soc. All druggists
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
"EVIDENCE Or
MODERN ENTERPRISE" !"
MAJ. GEN.
FRANKLIN w. WARD

The Adjutant General Of New York
"Alcrtness to grasp the application Of
modern developments is necessary
characteristic to successful manage
ment. By including the Ultra Violet
Ray principle in the tToasting' of your
tObGccos, you giVc eVidence Of modern
enterprise which applaud" )"
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
District Women Hear
Talk on Australia

Australia, having seen the diff
culties other nations have ex.
perienced in attempting TO en-
force prohibition laws, is reluctant
to adopt any such law.
So said Mrs. Herbert Brookes,
wife .,of the Australian commits
sioner to the United States at q
luncheon given in her honor yes
terday by the District Association
of University Women. Mrs. Brookes
explained that the problem is be-
ing solved by tightening the
LIQUOR laws.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
Man Held, As Girl, FL
Is Discovered Slain

EUREKA, Calf. Nov. Ia
nN.s)-The mysterious shoot
ing Of Irene Frese. 2i-year-cid
beauty parlor operator Of Fortuna,
found dead in q wildwood hotel
was being probed by authorities
today. She left a note limiting
suicide, but District Attorney s. =
Hetzler declared she had been mur
dered.
George Allison, the girls sweet
heart, is held pending an au'
topsy. A revolver was found In
the girls right hand.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
Australian Praises
Basic LGlUs of U.s.,

The Constitution Of the United
states ID one Of the three great
est political factors influencing
modern civilization.
This declaration was made last
night before the Cosmos Club
by Herbert Brookes, commissioner
general Of Australia and Austria.
lian delegate to the League Of
Nations. Mr.. Brooke declared the
other two great factors to be
the evolution of the British
Commonwealth and the League
Of Nations.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

Consistent sh its policy of laying the facts before The
public, The American Tobacco Company has invited
Maj General Franklin W. Ward to review the reports of
the distinguished men sVhO have witnessed LUCKY
STRIKES famous TOGstng Process. The statement of
Maj. General Ward appears on this page.