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Evening star., 1932-08-26
INQUEST is POSTPONED
IN ECCENTRIC'S DEATH

Coroner Delays Probe Until Octo-
Der 3-Downs Refuses to Answer
Quiz on Staying.
RIVERHEAD, N. Y, August 26 H1.
Coroner Morley B. Lewis opened an
inquest yesterday into the death Of
doc" Tuthill, elderly and eccentric
corn doctor, and after examining five
witnesses. adjourned it until October
3. Meanwhile the September grand
jury will consider the case. Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Downs are being held in
the county Jail on a charge Of muir
der in connection with Tuthill's death.
Downs refused to answer questions yes
terday.
Evening star., 1932-08-26

Straus firm had sold more than 1,0o0,-
900 900 in real estate bonds since 1926
and that $500, 900 900 of that amount
now Is in default. Counsel for the
firm told the court that these charges
would be disproved.
Evening star., 1932-08-26
GIFT OF WAR DEVICE TO SOVIET
TO ASSURE PEACE ANNOUNCED
u. S. Inventor Returns, Claiming Discovery
of Means to Render All Arms Futile
Charges u. S. Refused Offer

than from Russia, but declared the
Government here refused his offer with
its stipulated condition that stand
for absolute disarmament should &C
company it.
He has written to Washington re-
peating his offer. but again with de-
mand for explanation why the United
States delegates at Geneva have not
proposed complete universal disarma-
ment.
Russia is shipping more heavy oil and
gasoline and less lubricating oil and
kerosene than year ago.
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THIS MONTH sewing machine cleaned and
adjusted $1.50. WHITE CO. Ri. 4755
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Find Selection Recondoned Cars Listed
LEGALs
Legal Auctions and Sale

GOODS stored in tina mama
/. J.. Kitchen viii be sold April 10 70 pay
storage charges. amount Sal One player
piano stored in the name of Z. NJ. MIL
burn viii be sold April t4th, pay storage
charge SIS. Household goods stored in
the name OF Jessie WeSterblt will be sold
April 18th, storage charge amount $50.
J. P GRTBBEN
1913 Madison Ave
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10 Help Wanted-Male

TRUCKS-With semi-trailers, carrying at
least 8 tons. 1854 S. East. DIR. 2730.
USED 1880 truck with all necessary equip
ment Good contract goes with truck.
$500 will handle. Call Mr.. Williamson.
Ii 746A.
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ia Help Wanted-FemaIe
SAIESLADY-Exp house-to-house. Real
proposition TO worker. Oh. 0863.
WANTED Experienced saleslady for house
toulouse work $40 N. Illinois st.
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friday. THE 23RD DAY OF
JACOBY & HADLEY
Indiana Tr. Bldg. Ri. 1890. Il. 1924.
SHERIFF's SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
BY virtue of a certified copv Of a de-
cree 70 me directed from the Clerk OF the
circuit Court of Marion County. Indiana
IN cause No. 46398. wherein The Railroad
men Building and Savings Association
Plantih and Homer T. Burnett. Mary A,
Burnett. his wife. ct al. Defendants re-
curing me to make the sums of money
as provided for in said decree. with inter-
est ana costs. I will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF
APRIL. 1882.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M. and
Z clock P. NJ. of said dav at the door
diana. the rents and profits for a term
real estate in Marion County. Indiana:
Lot tWentv-siX t26l in Eastmoreland
Place Subdivision of the south half
Of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-five 1927 in township sixteen
tl6l North of Range four (4l East of
the Second PRINCIPAL Meridian as
shown by plat book 81. page 162. in the
Office OF the Recorder of Marion
County. Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
Tor a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I will at the same
time and place. expose to public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate. or so mucn
thereof as NAV he sufficient to DISCHARGE
said decree. Said sale will be made with
out rellet from valuation or appraisemeht
laws.
CHARLES r.. SUMNER
Sheriff Of Marion County.
Anrll ]. 1882 Anrii 1. 3. IS 1892
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PTCKENS. DAVIDSON. CAUSE. GILIIONN
& PICkENS
1900 Fletcher Trust Bldg. RI. 1887.
sHERIFF's SALE


BY virture of certified copy Of . decree
20 me directed from the Clerk of the
superior Court of Marion County Indiana
IN cause No. A-63992 wherein Sears Roe
buck q Company Plaintiff and Pearl r
Rudd. Erwin G. Rudd. Defendants requir-
ing me to make the sum Of Ninety Three
hundred Forty Two Dollars. and Thirty
Two Cents (S9342.32l. as provided for in
VIII expose at public sale to the highest
SATURDAY. THE 2sRD DAY OF
APRIL. 1882
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day, at the door
OF the Court House of Marion COUNTY
indiana, the rents and profits for q term
not exceeding seven years. of the follow
ing real estate IN Marion County. Indiana.
Lot lit. in William l. Elders WASH
lngton Place Heights First Section. an
ADDITION to the City Of Indianapolis.
ana being o subdivision of part Of the
East Half GA of section six (6i town
ship fifteen tl5) North, Range Five ~
East, reference being made to plat of
Salo addition shown in plat book Is at
page 1873 Of the record of the Record
er S onlce OF Marion County Indiana.
II Such rents and profits will not sell
1or Sunicient sum to satisfy said decree
WIN interest and costs. I will. at the
same time and place, expose to public
SAFE the fee simple Of said real estate
or SO much thereof as many be sufficient
70 dlScharge said decree Said sale will
De made without relief from valuation or
appralSement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff of Marion County.
l.. q
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RENTALS
FURNISHED Rooms

ALA. N. 21l4-Rm. with priv. bath; also
front sleeping nm; meals opt Ia 11O3:
ALABAMA. NJ. 523: APT, 5.
VERY PLEASANT RM WALKING DIST:
ASHLAND. 224e.-Rm.. or q kitchen
privileges; College car. He. 5052.
CAFROLLTON. 342s-Airy front rm, lge.
closet; college. III. car. So. wa. 5l50:
CENTRAL 2902-Beautiful front rm.,
or 2: in-a-door bed. IA. 1919.
CENTRAL 252s-2 connecting front rms.
running water. mr.. bath. ia. o423.
CENTRAL. 4250-Nicely furn. rm.; new
home: north. HUI. 4576.
COLLEGE AVE. s20-1 large front rm.,
also small sleeping room. 81.
MER.. n, l6l0-Beautiful large rm., south
exposure. windows, twin beds. closet
with mirror, almost private bath, nice.
EORTH-A;tractive rm., mr.. bath; real
home; kitchen privileges. ia. 1852.
OHIO r. 407-Lodging for men: modern;
use per night. Ri. 4l45.
OXFORD N. 4O2-Large. airy rm., near
bath: private home near car. Oh. i0l2.
PENN. n. ls6o-Newly furnished; sleeping
rooms; private home. ia. l039.
PTFRSON 245s-North: attrac. rm.: couple;
kitchen privilg.; pri home. Ia 1852.
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II. W. BCTHE
Io0O Fletcher TT. Rl5g. Ii. 5523.
SHERIFT,s sALE

BY virtue of certified copy OF a de-
cree to me directed from the Clerk of the
superior Court of Marion County. indiana
m cause ., No. A-631o2 wherein Fletcher
avenue Saving and Loan Association
Plalntlf and Llovd George Windisch. ct al
defendants recurring me to make theF
sum of Two ThOvsans Five Dollars and
9ihlrty-IWo Cents 49, IS 32). as provided
Tor in said decree, with interest and
costs. | viii expose at public sale to the
highest bidder on
SATURDAY THE 23RD DAY OF
APRIL, 1882
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M ana
o'clock P M Of said dav at the door
OF the Court House of Marion Countv
I Ia4 ana the rents and profits for a term
not exceeding seven years of the following
leaI estate IN Marion County, Indiana:
Lot numbered eight 18l in block IA
n SangSter. Harrison and Company's
YAK Hlii Addition to the City Of In
ulanapous. as per plat thereof in plat
D9oK D, page 10. of the Recorders
oqfHlce OF Marion County, Indiana.
sucn rents and profits will not sell
LOT sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
WIN interest and costs. I will at the
same Tune and place, expose to public
SAFE the lee simple OF said real estate or
50 much thereof as may be sufficient IN
olScharge said decree. Said sale will be
mace without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws Vi
CHARLES L. SUMMER
A,r,t 80. oherlH Of Marion County
1R-n !, I33I. APRIL l. g. Is 1912
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HELP WANTED

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all advertisements that require money
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However. readers are advised to in
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80. CHAS. I. BARRY
627 Lemcke Bldg. Ri 4fNR.
SHERIFF'S SAFE


% me directed from the Clerk Of he
~ 2uperlor Court Of Marion County. indiana
IN cause No. A-64632 wherein Celtic say.
ing ana Loan Association No, 3 Plafnffr
ana Miller Securities COMPANY Trustee'
y al. DEFENDANTS recurring me To nakS
1ne sum OF FortY-Eight Hundred Twer1tv
1nIee Dollars. and Fiftv-Four Cents
S4Sz5- 81. as provided for in said decree
Wlgn interest and costs. I will expose az
puoue sale TO the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. THE 23R1 DAY or
. APRIL 1882.
petWeen the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and
O'Clock P. M. Of said dav. at the door
81 the Court House of Marion Countv
uIqlana. The rents and profits for a term
not exceeding seven years. Of the foIlowins
real estate in Marion County. indiana,
LOT three 90 in Elstuns Subdivision
OF Iot "a IN the Town of Trvington, now
an ADDITION to the City Of Indianapol{y
as per plat thereof recorded in Mat
DOCK II. page lot. in the Record{ris
once Of Marion County Indiana.
such rents and profits will not sell
Ior sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
Win interest and costs. will at the same
tlme ana place. expose to public sale the
zee simple OF said real estate or 40 much
CheTeo1 as NAV be sufficient to oischaroe
sara oocree- Said sale will be made With
ouJ reAeI from valuation Of appraisemens
CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Rnrl l. 1892 Anrii / a * 5o5,
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CHARLES L. SUMNER
nril I. 1892. Anil i1iii 'Il Cq ~ ~
ALLAN p. VESTAL
SO4 Fletcher Tr. Bldg. Ii. Iege
GIIr,r rErr-tc. wv

SHERIFF'S SALE
- by virtue OF a certified copy Of q decree
70 me directed from the Clerk of fhe
superior Court Of Marion County. Indiana
~ cause NO. A-52277 wherein Burlingii
SSa agbsg Bank x P oait and Leslie e
Defendants requiring me to maze the s,S
OF s7eEenty SIX Hundred Fifty One DoIiaTg /,
ana seventy Three Cents fs7651 TaI -
proVloed for In said decree with interest
the highest bidder On S o@ie " b,
SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF
APRIL. 1882,
petween the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ .rd
o'clock P. NJ Of said dav - . ~ "a 5 Ena
o. tne Court House OF Marion Courty
Indiana. the rents and profits for &C.,.
mo- exc exGieeeing seven years. Of the follow
All that part Of West half AZ Nortbllla'
49, qu@Iter q section a. township II
Nortn; Range East, that lies s6utb
soS,ttl..st eie sto road: also: Begin at
Of sac section and run west IL tbs
aSS corner OF lands owned hv ,
Inllaa =. Gapbert. thence north az de-
Street. In the town Of 0ek1arrassnasr
rlS,isre east 70 the southeast corner ~
.s,ssne COMBS End addition ii sas5
nortbessti =. ~ % Pendleton State Road.
sald quarter section, thence sontb ~ ~
pace Of beginning containfng gu -
a iisroieo acres, Marion County. In
II such rents and profits win not eel.
,sitb t5ts-ese sum TO satisfy said decree
tive aed ~, ~. anu costs. viii at the same
Zee sirnnie of e. expose TO public sale The
sneseel as NAV be sufficient 10 dischasee
sad decree Said sale will Be nsds w;th
isg,. ie4iei from valuation or appraisement
CHARLES L. SUMNER.
April ]. 9. IS. 1852. ''Aaf'0n county rs
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MARION e. BASH
SS4 Circle Tower. Ri. $685.
H
SHERIFF'S SALE

onEhlFFS SALk
BY virtue Of certified copv Of a decree
10 me directed from the Clerk of the SUI
perIor Court Of Marion County. Indiana.
IN cause No. A-614s2, wherein the Indiana
Trust Comnarv. Trustee Plaintiff and
reward B. Holtam. Alma NJ. Holtam, ct al,
DelendantS recurring me 10 make the
sums OF money. as provided for in said
decree. with interest and costs. I will
expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF
APRIL 1892
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and
o clock p. m. of said dav. at the door Of
the Court House of Marion County. Indi-
ana, the rents and profits for a term not
Lot 81 in Kappes and Franks sub
DIVISION OF the northeast part of the
southwest quarter of Section 49, Town
ship IS North. Range 3 East in the
CITY OF indianapolis. as per plat there
OF. recorded in plat book A. page go In
the Recorders Office of Marion County,
inolana; and strip of ground two feet
OH the north side of lot 80 in Kappes
and Franks subdivision as above in
Marion Countv. Indiana
II Such rents and profits will not sell for
SUFFICIENT sum to satisfy said decree with
lhterest and costs I will. at the same time
ana place. expose to public sale the fee
simple of said real estate or so much
sald oecree: Said sale will be made with
laws. o'''
CHAPLES T. SUMNER.
-, - Sheriff of Marion County,
Anr4 l, 1872. Enrl J. 8. IS 1882.
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STORAGE VERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing
California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 1923.
Ri. 6561. Nights Oh. 0699-W.
OTTO J. SUESZ.
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Beauty ParIOrs
INSTRUCTIONS
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20 Lots, Farms and Acreage
M ERCHANDISE

BABY FARMS-Improved 20-acres. we'll
improved National Road East. Special.
80 S. Sherman DIR. II. 1912.
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IA Moving, Transfer, Storage
ROTTS TRANSFER

Special Prices on long distance moving;
Let our men give you an estimate. Special
rates to Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis and
Louisville. DR.. 3483.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~ Houses For Sale
$50 CASH. $2150 per month buys 5-room
bungalow at 816 North Centennial.
Lights. gas. basement, furnace. MR.
HARRYMAN Ii. 2157 II 6189.
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WANTED = Several wide
awake boys to deliver
Times routes. Apply between
3 and 5 p. m. daily, 1902
Holiday street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
STORY OF
MINISTER TOLD
In MURDER Case
Handsome Rev s. A. Berrie
Is Charged With Killing
Wife, So He Could Wed
Sunday School Teacher

Muskagee, OLA. Oct 19-UP)-
The love story OF the handsome
Rev 8. A. Berrie was continued
today for the jury Of eleven tired
and sleepy business men and one
farmer hearing charges that ne
poisoned his first wife 20 he could
marry q 1e-year-oid Sunday school
teacher.
The Jury had listened until near
Iy midnight to three women wit
riesses detail alleged familiartties
between the 52-year-old minister
and the Sunday school teacher, Ida
Bcss Bright. They covered period
of three or four months previous
to the death of the woman with
whom he lived for 20 years.
The Sunday school teacher was
at the miister's side in court He
married her secretly shortly after
the first Mrs Behhie died, presum-
ably a suicide or from an overdose
of sedative tablets.
Previous to the three women's
testimony DR. James q. Rafer told
the court he diagnosed Mrs Berries
illness an hysteria. and administered
only an hypodermic.
Later, after relatives had become
suspicious, has obtained an exhu-
nation order and post mortem
had been performed, he said he
formed the opinion Mrs Berrie died
from the effects Of strychnine.
DR. L. 8. McAlister, another ply
I,cician, testified he still hcsitated TO
state definitely that death resulted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

NO PLANET FLIGHTS
Washington--ft would be folly
to follow the plans of Jules Verne
and attempt a. flight to distant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
C. O. P. Text Book
Aid To Democrats
Sen Pat Harrison Regards the Output as Wonderful
Piece of Democratic Campaign Literature

aisle stand by the president re-
gardless of party lines: The first
was In 1928, the second during the
I, orld war. and the third during
the last two and one half years
Democrats did not. of coyrse,
expect to find in q volume which
makes every effort to accuse them
of having frustrated all plans of
the administrations graceful an
acknowledgements Of their cooper
alton and assistance.
Senator Harrison cites some OF
the contents Of the book damaging
to the Hoover administration as
follows:
An increase In the public debt
which was sI6,is6,0OO,0 600 on June
80. 1880, and which after two more
years of Hoover hadgrown to 49,
1T records the fact also that the
fiscal year -932 closed with q deficit
OF S2,s85,00e. 900, just $1,eS2,000,-
900 greater than the deficit Tor
senator Harrison points out that
the republican campaign book con-
tains tables showing receipts q little
more than half as much as In
1928 and expenditures nearly twice
as great as they were four years
ago, and adds:
"Goyernor Rooseveit's statement
that the Hoover regime iy the most
costly in history In confirmed py
the republican, own Text Book. *
Hoover campaigners can make
capital OF these facts ! for one am
in favor of their making the most
of Them,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
GORMLEY TO CARRY BOROUGH BY 1000
Howard Mcclellan
at YMCA Forum
will Speak Friday Night
on Boys, Gangs and
Crime

Friday night at 8 o'clock, the
Central Y Forum will hear How
ard Mcclellan. former member Of
the New York World STAFF, speak
on Boys, Gangs and Crime" Mr.
Mcclellan Is widely known as a
writer and criminal Investigator.
He has written for many national
magazines, principally on detective
works with which he has been con-
nected during an active newspaper
career. He has Teen service In the
criminal investigation division OF
the provost marshal generals stan
in France and as chief Of the field
Investigations for the American
Bankers Association later in the
northwest, he saw much duty.
AS newspaper reporter Tor
years he worked on many myster-
ious cases, In 1927, uncovering the
corruptions which led to the magis-
trate,s court investigation In New
York, an exposure which won for
his paper the Pulitzer prize that
year
Mr. Mcclellan Is much interested
in the youth of to-day and tries
wherever possible TO impress the
fact that crime does not pay. At
present he In engaged In writing
exclusively. All members OF the Y.
M. c. A. are urged to attend this
forum on Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
Hoover Gold Standard Peril !
Story Is Discredited By Two
Banking Committee Senators
Senators Glass and Hull Cite Facts and Figures To
Show Gold Supply Ample-New York Times
Quotes Exports In Disproof.

the United States amounted to 81,
462,000,000, one-half OF which
amount 10 always needed on de
post here for the necessary opera
tons OF foreign countries. Senator
Hull concludes:
"The president was wholly
unjustified In his grossly exag-
gerated reference to our gold
standard situation. President
Hoover has often been accused
OF being without vision. This
10 false. He can see and iden-
tify q mares nest at O. greater
distance than any other states
man or politician"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
Especial TO the Democracy

Naugatuck. Oct 19.-Active CAM
paigns are now being planned by
both the leaders OF the democratic
and republican parties from now
until election day. Both parties
have had rallies. the democrats. a
big rally over a. week ago when
Governor Cross, Congressman
Augustine Lonergan. Judge Martin
j.. Gormley and other candidates
spoke. Last Sunday the republic
cans fired their first guns in the
local campaign with a. rally at
Polish Military hall with Congress-
man Edward o. Goss Az the prin-
cipai speaker. On next Thursday
night the republicans will hold a
big rally In the Gem Opera house
with Ex-Gov John II. Trumbull
and United States Senator Hiram
Bingham AZ the principal speakers.
The leaders of the democrats are
also planning other rallies before
the eve of the election and at
least one big rally and perha ps
two will be staged as we'll az small
er rallies in different sections of
the borough.
Residents Of Naugatuck are es-
pecialiy interested In the election
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

Norway has a. building boom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

from strychnine poisoning, but said
that such was his belief In view OF
the post fortem.
Another development In the FIRST
day of the trial was the unexpected
announcement Of defense attorneys
that they would withdraw a. EVIL
dence q suicide note allcgedly writ
ten by Mrs Berrie..
The note In question was assert
ediy discovered BY Rev Berrle
while in his 1ail cell. He told au-
thorities he found It concealed be-
tween the leaves Of q family Bible.
The note was withdrawn when
Judge w. J.kGrump questioned the
attorneys regarding their defense
plans after they objected to hav-
ing four relatives OF Mrs Berrie at
tempt TO identity the handwriting
on q photostatic copy OF the note
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
Friends Make
Claim; Final
Rallies Planned
Rubber Town Vote Solicited By Both Parties as Cam
paign Enters Final Stretch - Republican Rally
Thursday Night in Gem Opera House-Trumbull
~ Featured

regardless OF party as a local man
is candidate for CONGRESS. Judge
Martin Il. Gormley. ]. Ii expect
ed that Judge Gormley will get a
tremendous vote in the borough.
In 1890 when he made the run for
congress he carried the borough by
the largest plurality ever given a
candidate, nearly 700 votes. His
friends predict that at the election
on November 8, he will swing tho
borough by. at least 1000 and
p0esikly more
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

Washington-senator Pat Harri'
son of Mississippi regards the re-
publican campaign text book as "a
splendid piece OF democratic cam
paign literature" He says: u
Democratic campaigners against
the Hoover administration will md
ample ground for their Indictment
in the republican campaign text
book. :. .Tacts are set forth IN this
campaign document a. damaging 70
President Hoover ~ anything that
any democrat ever thought OF say
ing"
He sites q paragraph from the
acceptance speech OF Vice-Presi-
dent curtis as follows:
Upon these different occasions
since 1 have been in public life and
when very serious situations ex-
listed I have seen both sides OF tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
M0THER ACCOMPANIES SKIP

Portland, Ore. fUP)-DisdaininE
carpeted sIippered security ashore.
while. haired Mrs Amelia Rust.
Norweeian woman. travels tho
seven seas IN the fast freiRbter
skibpersh nv her son. From the
bridge Of the motorship, HsrvanR.
ar, when itw mn IN port here, she
rave Views which included eiRaFsfs
Tor women ~ we'll M man, no "a
looms hut no prohibition either,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

planets. in a proJectile fred from
a cannon, DR. John Q. Stewart, OF
Princeton university believes. The
acceleration of such a proJectile
would crush any person inside OF
1t. he says.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19
YOUTH Is HERO

Florence, Ore. (UP)-Kenneth
Hatch, Jr, eight year old son of
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Hatch is con-
sidered something OF O. hero here.
Twice during one week he leapcd
Into the water an dsayed persons
from drowning. He rescued Bruce
Girard, two. from Allison lake. Two
days later he went into the sius-
law river and carried his sister.
Betty, to safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-19

British output OF rayon yarn in
the first half OF this year was 49,
O6O.O00 pounds. as compared with
- $50 900 mounds In the first six
months Of 1881.