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Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
BRIDGEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wiley and chill
dren, Mary Belle, jeanette and jim
Elie, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Wiley of Selbyville.
Misses Hazel Tatman, Leila Tat
man, Nellie French and Mrs. Earle
McCaulley spent last Friday ObserV-
ing the work in MillsborO and Lord
Baltimore schools, while Miss May
Belts and Miss Anna Smith spent
the day observing in the Milford and
Milton schools.
Mrs. Dawson Todd is under obser-
vation at the Jefferson Hospital in
Philadelphia, for a few days.
The funeral of James Newton,
BridgeVille farmer, was held in the
Bridgeville NJ. e. Church ON Sunday
at 2 p. IN. Interment was made in
the Bridgeyille cemetery.
Word has been received here of
Wiley. Her former nelghbors and
friends here were surprised and
grieyed to learn of her death.
Sherman Todd is suffering from
an infected finger.
The Bridgeville Fire Company
was called to tho Spicer tenant farm
to extinguished a fire on Tuesday af-
ternOOn.
Miss Mary West was home over
the weekend.
It has heen very gratifying to our
new pastor of the NJ. E. Church to
note the fine attendance for the past
three Sundays. The Sunday evening
services and the Wednesday evening
prayer services are attracting great
er numbers also.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
THAT'S ALL THERE is

To the collection of strange and
curious epitaphs from old. cemeteries
Walter A. Dyer. OF Amherst; Massa-
chusetts. adds the following, taken
from a headstone in nearby ceme-
tSrV:
Here lies entombed old Roger Mar
ton,
Whose sudden death was oddly
brought on
TRYING one day his corn to NOV on;
Fis razor siiuDad and cnt his toe on.
HIS tna. or rather what it grew TO.
tn infiammatinn quickly few to;
The member took to mortifying.
And poor old Roger took to dying.
New York Sun,
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
STATE POLICE TO
LEARN FIRST AID
fConfinned from First Pagel
first-aid stations, of which there will

O-n44HHfd JIOm IHAl IoSt
frst-aid stations, of which there will
he about 20 in all.
The irst-aid stations will be established about
December l. Signs Will be posted at the police
stations and the frst-aid fire houses with the
thought that, in the course OF time, motorists
wli become acquainted with their location and,
in the event OF an accident. will carry the in
lured there without the reckless rush which Is
connection. It Is pointed out that often the
shock OF irenzied ride over a great distance
Is more damaging TO the injured than the IN! !ury
itseh, and virtually always at least aggrayates
the shock.
Walter Dent Smith. Secretary Of State, presi-
dent-manager OF the Delaware Safety C9uncil
and nrst-aid chairman OF the Red Cross, W. W.
Mack, State Highway Engineer and C. c. Rey-
nolds, superintendent Of State Police, have been
leaders IN bringing about the work TO be under
taken, together with Captain Henry C. Ray. OF
the State Police.
The training course is being held in the Red
Cross headquarters In Wilmington for half the
force OF officers Of the Penny H.ll and State
State Police station at Dover for half the per-
sonnel OF Kent and Sussex counties stations.
The other half OF the New Castle county police
will receive Their instruction at Wilmington the
third week and the course will continue al Do
yeI the fourth week for the remainder Of the
force at the other stations. The daily classes
The instruction viii Be given by Arthur NJ
Potter, executive-secretaTy OF the Delaware
Chapter OF the Red Cross. while Superntend-
ent Reynolds and Captain Ray will be in gener-
al charge. While all the officers have had i'll
struction in hrst-aid. the course now to be un-
dertaken will ee in an advanced line in the
treatment Of fractures. stopping OF bleed ng.
artificial respiration. treatment Of poisons and
treatment OF every character Of injury which
thev might be called upon TO give assistance
before a doctor can be procured.
Admiral Gravson, national head Of the Red
CroSs. intensely interested IN the training Of
State Police officers in frst-ad. has expressed
keen satisfaction with the steps which Della
ware has taken In arranging the courses and
the proposed establishment Of qualified fTst-aid
stations. Admiral Grayson will be the speaker
at the annual Red Cross dinner November
5 In the Hotel dupont. Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
STAYTONSVILLE
Chnrch News

Church News
Sunday School at CtaytOnsville
Community Church every Sunday at
2 p. m. Preaching at p. m. Our
guest speaker for this Sunday will
be Mr.. Howard Moore from near
Houston. Let us all go up into the
House of our Lord and give Him
thanks for our many blessings.
Everyone is always welcome in this
friendly church.
Last Sunday we had as our guest
preacher Rev. L. T. Gibson from
Milford. Rev. Gibson is leaving Mi
ford. for a new charge in PennsyI-
vania. and we were very glad to be
able to have him with us once more
before he let. He preached a most
forceful message on the Call of the
Master"
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
LETs noPE 30

The only hopeful thing about the
potato bill is that It so far oyersteps
the powers Of the government that
It seems marked for slaughter as
soon as Il reaches the Supreme Court.
Thus. the humble potato will ba the
missile that in another David's sling
will fell the AAA Goliath.--Morgan-
town, w. Va, Post.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

At my home on the Senator n. A.
Richardson Farm, near Silver Lake. Do
yer, on
Tuesday, November IL. 1885,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or shine
Women Especially Invited
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Dining room suite. wicker suite, bed
room furniture, kitchen furniture, kite
chen range and water heater small oak
desk. several rugs. window curtains, ta-
HES and chairs, lot Of odds and ends.
LIVE STOCK
so year-old hens. 50 puIlets, pair
mules, sound, l3 and IL years old; 2
horses. win work IN any harness; 2
COWS, Guernsey Heifers (blood tested
twice in three months for +. b. and
Bangs Disease): 4 Of these heifers will
be fresh the first week in December;
Bull, thoroughbred Guernsey.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One corn shelter, J grindstone. beet
chopper, I cream separator, grape
harrow, potato planter. 2-horse seed
drill, / mower, in good condition; one
horse rake, two-wheel harrows,
three section spring -tOOth harrow, l sod
cutter, / fertilizer distributor. ! drag
harrow. farm wagons. ] wheelbarrow
seeder, peach rack, I wheelbarrOw,
dearborn, ] road cart, / grape hoe,
roller, two-horse plows, 2 Oliver rid
ing plows, one-hOrse plows, 2 walk
ing harroWs. / corn planter, ] grain
truck, 2 good oak barrels, 2 coal stoves,
4 long ladders. l ten-foOt step ladder.
milk can, I milk strainer, shovels, hoes
forks, number of grain sacks, tons al
falfa hay. wagon harness, plOw harness.
brides, collars. big iron pot (will cook
cans lard). Lot OF other things too
r1ffu1nrn1fe tn mention.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. No goods
TO be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with. -
j. BURTON WHARTON.
Dover, Delaware
Raynor Slaughter. AuctiOneer
James Keith and Harry Case, Clerks
ni-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

The annual bazaar and supper Of
the NJ. p. Church will be held No
vember 81 and %. Please remember
the dates.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

The farmer who grows a large
crop Of pigs for market next winter.
Is sure Of large cash return.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

At my home on the Senator H. A
Richardson Farm, near Silver Lake. Do
Yer, on
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALIs--AtWater-K Kent radio. mo-
ford. II
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

FOR sALE-AIajestic radio model
90. table set, $1,000. Peterman's. Mil
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
Sinridtang Samptmanns auf Mitte
Sanmar anseiett.

Ser Gag fir Die Stnri9trlng
Bruno &i1aro Sauptmaitns, Oes an-
gebli6en 2inOberg-&ino-g ntfiibrers
uno M0roerS, lit bonn Hidter Sren-
1aro fir einen Gag in Der ISOLDE 0es
f3. Sanuars 1886, mabrI6einli9
fir Dienstae Mbeno, ben IA. Sanlar,
angeiett poroen. Die genoue 3eit
uuo ben genalen Sag pfleet man in
Netp SerieD ni1t i'm porous al3lge=
ben. l1ripriingli9 lolitete Der Sim
ri9tungstag ouf Die ISOLDE pom IS,
Wf6r5 1885, aber bic 8erteioiger leg
ten 8erufung elm. 9lae b0beren @e-
ri1te, einl9lieBli9 oes Sberbunoes-
geri1ts in 8albington, lebnten @e=
iuhe Inn @ieoerer0ffnung oes Der
fobrens ab. No6 fam Ser Mnge-
flagte Inn 8eguaoigilng Der Sooes=
itrafe auf @efGngnis fir 2e6ens5eit
einfomnen. gu1 Oieie lit iebr 3pei=
felboft, oa Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0umeiit aus &i6tern beitebt. Saas
neues 8etpeismoterioI meientli1er
Natur ans 2ift fomntt, ooer 8etrug
BEL Der. @erurteilung naAgenieien
miro, fam Der 8ro5eB BON neuem
beginner. Nm 10. 6ebrlor 1886
tDur0e Sauptmann fir iduIoig be-
funoen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
&eibna3tSfeier i'm
's@arf
nGdite ISOLDE.
na@fte @O@e.

am @eibno9tsobeno, na6Ite go
DIE Dienstng Mben0, fin0et aeaen s
n9r, Die i6lid, Dor benz r9eiBen
9aule", i'm n2afoDette" -Barf, cine
Offentli6e @eibna1tsfeier Itatt.
8abrideinli1 miro YrGiioent Moofe-
belt fir einige Minuten IelbIt tell
nebmen. Gin notiirli9 getuadiener
Baum oortlelbit oient als @eib-
na9ts6aum. .3mei @6ore weroen
leligioie Sieoer iingen; n1mIih Der
g&incoln Cathedral" -@bor aus Der
Staot 2incoln, Nebrasfa, NIT So ae-
mii6ten Stimmen (oer miro a copenn
iingen) uno elm alls 40 M1nnern BE-
itebenoer Gbor pom bieligen Gran8is-
.faner=Rloiter, beritdrft ourh Stlt-
benton Der oGatboliiHen u%niDerfitGt",
welder aAoeite 5i0elis~ uno ,Stiae
gtadt@ lingen miro. AuBeroem miro
Inn 4.30 ubr Die Marinefapene reIi=
gi0ie 2ieoer 81 ipielen beginner, oa-
runter SGiloeI's nSaleIuia-Gbor
aus Dem 0Meiiios~. Der N1ulifer
%. &emp miro Deiter oas befonnte
pGantique De Noel~ bloien, obne 0os
bier5ularoe oas @eibna6tsfeIt nidt
81 oenfen lit. Am &ooio miro Die
8eronitultuug gu b0ren fem. Sof-
teittliH lit oos Wetter gut.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
MOrsen, Samstas NbenO, 6entIder
5ilm-Nbenb.

Morgen glbeno meroen mir in
u8ierce-Saa~ i'm oeutiden Slim mie-
Der in Die baDrih e @lpen ge-
fiibrt. Der Slim beiBt: rGreut
g nj oeS Qebens". gs banoelt
iid nm cine oellti6e Sperette nit
englii6en grfldrungen.
Serr 8lumm, mel9er einen Yreis
gefpinnt, befommt cine freie IeiIe
nod Der 3ugipite u1o fam mitneb-
men menimmer er mill. Sn Der @e-
ieai6aft befinOet iid Elm junees
WedO1en namens @uiti, pel9es iiA
IN einen iungen Maum namens Mn-
Def Derliebt. Sn 0ieier 2iebesaffaire
gibt es aber mebr MiBberItGnoniIie
uno Streitigfeiten lpie 2iebe, melde
aber bod nod 5u einem gliidli1en
@noe fiibrt.
IS mer0en ebenfoas berrlihe 9a-
turaufnabmen bon Der 8ugipise TO-
pie bonn @interiport gu ieben iein.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
Ir69Liae @eibaa4ten!

8eibnodtenl 6rieOe ouf GrOen
ben MenIhen, Die eines guteu @il-
lens iin0I @ott 9nnt berri9t Grie-
De in Mmerita. Yrdit0ent &oO-
ieDelt lit elm tluger unO berniinftiger
&opf. Dos Stoots11iff lit BEL ibm
in glten &dn0en. Nud 9eut d.
LAM miro bon 6rieoensbano gelei-
tet. 9ie 9euti1en meroen iid ME
auf einen @roberungsfrieg einlniien.
Aber pel9' elm @obn Iiegt ni9t in
Dem @ort 0Jrieoe ouf groen~, tDenn
ban beute an SO II oIini 0enft,
iebt our @eibna1ts5eit. Sn 9eutih-
lano uno Mmertfa n%eriammelt ii1 oie
6omilfe Inn ben MISUNDERSTANDING
Inn Sonne, &er3en, CRIME 3Deige.
Qlm Set Der 6eite fingt man frob uno
erinnert iid an @briitus, ben Sell
bringer, Der ben 5rie0en preoig-
tie. gs lduten Die @loden ben bei-
Iigen Nbeno elm. Sn Mrifo er.
orobnen itatt oefieu 9anonenl Sn
9eutihIanO, in 9eitrei1, in ungnrn,
in Amerifa, gibts 6eitmabl3eiten,
@eihenfe, 8aumibmuf, 8onbon-
5uder, 2efereien 5retoe, 5rieoenI
Sn Stalien miro in ieoem &auie
cine &rippe bergeiteat; fir ileun
Gage b%eriammeIt fid oobor ieoen
Waorgen Die 6amilie i'm @ebet. Ser
9u0eliadspfeifer, o3ampognori~~
eenannt, 5iebt morgens BON Sous al
Saus unO ipielt Dor ben &rippen; oft
iino lie pie Sirten DerfleiOet. Im
AbenO Dor @eibnodten lit 6eiteiien.
Die meiiten Staliener eiIen oa Aale;
Der lit in Stalien elm beionoers teu-
rer Slid. @ine onoere Delifateiie lit
@eibno1ten in StaIien Die car
ooni", oie Arti1ofe nit @iern cube
reitet in Baitete. Da0u fommen
SiiBigfeiten beriHieoener Mrt pie
u%torrono" un0 nconnoni". Ser
8eibnabtsboum lit in Stnlien ober
mid iibIin. Das @ef1enfemo1en
lit aud niht gebrduhIi1 bort. Statt
oes 8aumes bat man ben uYule Cog
i'm 5elterbero. ueberaa ioate @eib-
nabten 6rie0e berrihen uno 3 IL
frieoenbeit. 8ir miinl1en oas
alien nnlern 2eiern uno Greunoen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
5reOerid @. gOse seiturbeu.

8loBli6 itno unermartet perItarb
bierlelbit infolge zines Ser3IAIages
Der in oeutihen @ereinsfreiIen be-
items befannte Serr 5reoerid SO.
y 0 gel melher i'm Squire SIR. 733
Hod Greet Gburb &oa0 fpohnte. gr
bali ieinem Sobne @iaiam q. 8oqeL
melher Better zines Stanoes i'm
Areaoe Wearfte lit, ais er bon einem
9er5l6lage getroffen muroe. Sris
Togel mar gea1tet nn0 beIiebt BEL
ieoernom nit oenen er in n6bere
g%eritbrung fam. @r. mar oftip in
alien 8~eitre6ungen oeutiden Nereins-
lebens. Or geb0rte Der oeutIhen
6reimaurerloge lrminius Nr. %
an fDelde 8riioer ibm auA oie Ietten
@brenbe5eugungen BEL Der HeItnttung
oeS 2eihnamS erpielen. Die Beer0i-
gung fano am Montog i'm Mod Greet
5rieobofe itott. AuBer ieiner @itDe,
5rau 2ouiia 8ogel. iiberIeben i'm
5Dei Sodter, 6rnu 9. 8. Serberger
nno Sri. 2ouiie u. 8ogeI uno atDei
Sobne, @iaiam q. uno 6reoerid SO.
&ogel, ST..
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
5amiliensnmadjs

6rau Sunni obmann n, @ottin
beg fiir3lid ais 9oniul notJ Memel
oerieBten friiberen 2egntions- Sefre-
tdrs bel Der bieiigen oeutiden Bot
i6aft, fDurOe am Montag, ben 16.
DECEMBER, i'm 0SibleD~ -&rnnfenbous
bon einem frdftigen Sungen emit
6unoen. Wintter uHh Sobn 6efinoen
iid Ipobl; iie meroen I'M 2oufe Oes
Sani1or Die Getie en- @atten un0
ben 6eioen 1lteren Stfoern, bic por-
ldlfig bel Der @roBmutter in 8re=
men pobnen, un%ternebmen, uno i'm
Jritbiobr bofft Die gan8e SnmiIie in
.Mernef Dereinigt gu fem,
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
Ans Der bentiden 8Otidaft. @eib-
madtsempfams DeridOben.

Gem Nernebmen nod lit tpegen
Mbmelenbeit oes Serrn 8oti6ofters,
Or. SanS 2rtber, Der au Meibna1ten
an gnoe ieoes Sobres iibli1e @eib-
nadts- uno Neuiabrsempfang in Der
8otidaft fir Die oeuti1e &olonie ser
8unoesbauptItoot ouf 4nfang So
nuar Derihoben meroen, ba Der Bot
l6after erit Inn oieie 3eit ouriider-
martet miro. - Der @el1Gftstr1ger
Der oeutlden 8oti9aft. SEER Bot
idoftsrot Or. 81. Qeitner, u1o
@emablin. beiu6ten Dorigen Sonn-
tag Wa1mittog elm @eibnadtS-Gir-
denfon5ert, mel1es in Der &upene
Der D@eorgetomn : YreparotorD :
S6ool" bonn &ir1en1or Der ct.
Hauls- Stride unter Mitmirfung Der
Soliiten 6. Sc. 8roiius (Sarfe) un0
6. q. GonoDon (SrgeD gegeben MUIR
oe. Sinterber mar gmpfang Der
Teilnebmer i'm Salon Der S6ule
ourA ben Direftor Der Shule, ben
bodD. &errn Yater &enri S. @ieiel.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

1879 Juno bod bat ni6t leift elm
NoIf 10 hone @eoihte als oos
uniere. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
linO bel uns tompIi0iert. Die go
li5ei lit MIR gu gut, Die QanoitrnBen
iino fiber, eS fam ni1t leidt ettuas
lleberroi1enoes. Greies gei1eben;
Die Ybiliiter iino bel uns al @arie.
Ser Staliener bringt ni1ts als gang
.or0indre &omplimente in glntter
6orm, pel6e ourd cine gei1mei0ige,
poblflingenoe Sprahe ntf 0as aii-
Berite erleihtert miro; Der 6ran5oie
tonot elm rpenig nit ieinen getpan6ten
@aren uno @orten uno i6reibt ge-
reimte &onberIotion, Der @iprit lit
u~nterbaltenO, aber nibt poetiid,
neil er nur Die MuBenieiten Der
9inge beriibrt Der @ngl6noer
pbontaiiert nnO lit brett; MIR Der
S1ottl1noer bat 8olaoen, Der Spa
nier Nomnn3en
gs lit intereilant 3u beobahten
6aB iih ga alto felt Snbrbunoerten,
in Der &altlng Der @elt. gegeniiber
oeuti6em Qeben uno Wirfen nenig
ge1noert bat. @ie bat man in ben
lebten 90 Sabren 9euti9lano pieoer
l9leht gemadtl Seute, mo Sta :
items HoIitif Der MeIt nidt paBt,
magt teiner iiber Ons @eien, ben
Gbarafter uno Die &ultlir 0es Sta
.Iieners 10 Gdlehtes au iosen tpie
man Ons iiber Den Deutiden felt
Sabrbunoerten tut.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
6Odseitsslu6en fir edweiser 9iplO-
maten.

Serr grnit S9Iatter, attade
Ser bieiigen lHmei5erii1en @eianot-
i6oft, beiratete oorigen Montag
Nn1mittog in ben M1rmen ser fu-
banii6en 8oti9aft b~ierielbit oie Cod
fer oes fubonii6en 8oti6afters, Se-
norita Soc g tie on. 8origen
Sonntog gaben Der I6mei8erii6e @e-
la1ote, Serr Beter, uno @emablin,
Dem iungen Baare 8u Gbren einen
gmpfang uno elm @iien in Ser ihtpei-
5erii6en @eianotf1aft. - Ser i9mei-
5erii6e @eianote berbringt nit ieiner
6amilie Die @eibnadtstage in 8o-
iton i'm Sauie ieines bort berbeirate-
ten Sobnes.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

gramm nit 0aufifitiiden orrondiert.
mel6es Snioiien uno @diten Be.
itirnmt gefallen miro. Na9 Der 0or-
fiihrung miro Elm bonn 6rnuenberein
5nbereitetes A~benoeiien ierbiert tuer-
ben. Ser @intrittspreis betrdat so
Gents. @dite iinO gu 5abIrei6em 8e-
lu6 sinseIaoen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
gOlfbafte 0idJtnus.

0idtltng miilie aus benz 8ooen
Der 2anoidaft mahien, pie aud Der
Mmeritaner &ereesbeimer geiagt ba-
be. 90 ieien @arop, Gidens uno
5laubert boItbafte Didter. 8u err
tpdbnen ieien oa 8Iund's Wtdr-
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
e6Iaraffsn-W sibuadtsfeier.

Die biefige oeutide Wereinigung
rGhlarnffia~ Die iHon % Sabre be-
ltebt. feiert Oieies Sabr in ~eeuobnter
@eiie ibr @eibnndtsfeit nit Damen
uno 5tpar Montng Mbeno, ben %.
DECEMBER, i'm &lublotal. 1912 g
StraBe, q. So, tuo8ii 6reunoe idrift-
lih eingelaoen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20
@eibnadtsfeier i'm anppert Seim.

Mm Sonntoa. ben 90. DECEMBER.
nnhmittaas 3 l1br. finoet Die 8eib-
nohtsbeiheerlng Ser aIten 2elte oes
Seims itott. gu melher oas Ylbii.
finn ber3lih eingelaoen lit. Trall
8ropn Die @attin oeS itGotiihen
Boliseifommiiiars Mnior 8romn.
bat elm biibides llnterbaltungspro-
Washington Journal., 1935-12-20

den uno @roBe 6abrt, Wtar Bar
tbeIs: n9as uniterbIi6e Bolt, 6.
g. b. @e9on's .~8oriommer~-
Muf benz @ebiete 0eS Dramas let
beute cine @inbeit er3ielt noroen
3Diiden 8iibne uno Nublifum, mie
beim floIiiInen Drama. @s ieien 81
erp1bnen $. SobIt esd CLAUDE"
.Weeine @roe beiBt 0enti6lano"l
Die Spre6 6Ore nno Spiele nit
lintlbofter Interchangeable $. S.
NierenB mNrbeitsrDtbmus1, Sid.
guringer's Spiele, S6ripiGle
nit tDpenbnft geidauten @eItalten
(Mtutter, 8nuer, Sol0at), mo man
nltr Sttmmenb bort Die in ben al
ten Mplterienipielen; @olfg. Gb.
Moeuer C0urdbru6 nationals
io5ialiitiiden @runoempfinoens i'm
Sbeater"
0eutIde 4rbeiterSiGter. Nmerifa=
6idtnng in 9entIdlanO.
Ser DeutI1e lei ernit angeIegt;
aber leit NiesIhe babe es feline gro-
ben M1nner in Der 2iteratur gege-
ben. Mon babe Bidder eelbrieben,
INN 0amit 6 e B 5u neroienen. Wtan
babe aGerbano Wooen gebabt,
Naturalismus, SDmbolismus, CT
pre11ionismus, 9aooismus, SutiriS-
mus. Mit Der 9enfueiie oes 2ibe-
ralismus rednete Moeaer b B e n
8rud ab. Sn5pii6en babe man
Mrbeiteroidter in Deutidlano Die $.
2er9 , $. glduoius, Die feline Hro-
letarier mebr ieien. Seoe &eDolu-
ton babe ibre eigenen SDmbole, 3. 8.
Die @uiaotine etc. Sn 9euti6lano
lei es Dos Nerbrennenpo BON 9 IL
d er n getpeien, uelHe tpeltli1e, libe-
rale SSoeen entbielten. Ni1t &aiie,
lonoern Wentalit6t lei babel Di9tig
gefpeien. Deutihlano Iebnte aber
oos Musldnoiide an lih ni6t ab.
IS noble nur iunge, e 6toeuti6 e,
tDpif1e 0idter. Sn Der lebten
3eit ieien 300 nusl1noii9e Bidder
iiberlest noroen. 9eMtl1lano niin-
lde BEL ueberiebungen beltte Mngaben
uber Die 9eimat un0 Abtunft oes
Di1ters, Oh ). g. aus Waiiahuietts,
Eeras, etc. Stem gorf lei nibt Mme-
rifal Mon femme in Deltihlan0
Mmerifaner pie @bitman, Mnoerion,
Epain. Tboreou, g. 2etpis, Gault-
ner, Ban 2oon 8romfielo, Menden,
Miloer, Gather, Wabo, Sane @raD,
Sad Qon0on, unO Oarunter aud De-
teftibgei1i1ten, melhe Die Deuti6en
lelbIt ni1t I1reiben f6nnten.
8erbronnt Ieien pa5ifiitiihe Bu-
der mie bic 0es &emarque nno &enn.
GoIoaten t1mpften nGmIi9 fir
Soeer, nibt fir Die giien- uno Stabl-
inoultrien. Mian pergebe in 9euti9-
LAMB aud 2iteraturpreiie (SoBiD,
uno baIte elm iibermnhenoes Muge
iiber ben Dibliotbefen. Ser Nor-
trag barerte ettpa cine Stunoe. Or.
JieOler lit lett pieOer auf Der Niid-
reiie nod Deutiblan0.
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INSPECTORS NAMED
BY HEALTH BOARD
DR.. Murray HadIey Resigns
From Surgery Staff.

Dr.. Herman @. Morgan, Indian
polls health board secretary, to-
day announced that Clifford Handy
and John Schilling have been made
inspectors to replace William c.
Aliddlesworth and John Oils.
The board has taken under ad-
visement the resignation Of DR..
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for diplomatic action 20 gain them
entry tC the island
Guarded 20 the last minute be
fore sailing for New York on the
liner Oriente. the same ship on
which they arrived and we're ar
rested Tuesday as radical agitators
the Americans said they would do
everything IN our power" 70 re-
turn 70 Cuba
Clifford Odets. author Of three
successful plays still running on
Broadway. said the groups exciu-
sion was proof Of the necessity for
Carrying out the work for which
ne came
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SPENCER MAPS WAR
ON SPICY MAGAZINES
Serves Notice on Dealers to
Discontinue Sales.

A drive against the sale Of "sala-
cious7 magazines in Marion County
has been announced by Prosecutor
Herbert NJ. Spencer. Mr.. Spencer
said he believes that such publica-
tons have a harmful effect on the
morals of the community.
Unless vendors Of immoral lit
erature remove such magazines and
books from their establishments they
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Murray y. Hadley from the general
surgery staff of City Hospital. Or.
Hadlev has served for 20 years.
DR.. Charles w. Myers, City Hos
pital superintendent, was instructed
to outline the use Of $4,000 appro-
priated for vaccinations against
rabies, and the board sent a reso-
luton TO Mayor John w. Kern ask
ing that the drive against stray dogs
be continued.
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CUBA INVESTIGATORS
ASK DIPLOMATIC AID
Radicals Cite Custer as
Need for Inquiry.

HAVANA. Cuba. July 4-Seven-
teen American liberals who under
took on tEelr oVl responsibility %
investigate cuba and we're r.
hlfed a. The p0.r. cf machine uns
threatened % invoke a nationwide
petition IN the United States today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-04
CALL ROOKIE FIREMEN
TO TRAINING SCHOOL
Officials to Pick Candidates After
Session Tuesday.

twenty-five candidates for ap-
pointment to positions in the fire
department will attend the first
training school under the police-fre
departments merit systm Tuesday.
Mayor John w. Kern and the
safety board will name the candi-
dates. The list will be predominant
ly Democratic because the police and
fire forces are now said to be made
up of a majority Of Republicans, it
was said.
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Local Zionist Leaders Honored

Cantor Myro Glass. 3139 Central
az. and Daniel Frisch, 542l Park
av. local Zionist leaders, have been
elected members Of the administra-
tive committee at the Zionist con-
vention in Atlantic City.
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They look cool they
are cool . and they're
fully sanfOriZed so they
will not shrink! All the
we'll dressed men will be
wearing them this sum-
mer!
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THE ITCH
Prevalent in indianapolis

Go to Hooks or any good drug
store and get a bottle of Gates
Sanative Lotion. Guaranteed to stop
the embarrassment and discomfort
of itch. Coo large bottle.-Adv.
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Paris QUO Discount Rate

PARIS. july 4-The Bank Of
France discount rate was reduced
from four TO tire per cent today.
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PAGE g

niece Of Judge Baker and certified
copy clerk. drew the remainder. The
prospective jurors viii report Mon
day.
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will be subject to arrest, Mr.. spen-
Ger said.