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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06
SCHLITZ co.
PUTS OUT new
BEER PRODUCT
PERFECTION OF
SUNSHINE VITAMIN D; HAS
SAME FLAVOR AS OTHER
PRODUCTS

MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 6.
The Jos. Schlitz Brewing Com
pany, Milwaukee, today announc-
ed the perfection of a Sunshine
Vitamin D Beer. The beer is
said to be exactly the same in
flavor and all other characteristics
as Schlitz Beer without Vitamin
D. but provides the substantial
added health value OF Vitamin d.
the Sunshine Vitamin which is
essential for robust health yet is
deficient in most foods.
In explaining the achievement
of Vitamin D Beer, DR.. James w.
Lawrie, Director of Scientific Re-
search for the Jos. Schlitz Brew
ing Company. said, "The growing
appreciation, during recent years,
of the importance of Sunshine
Vitamin D to the balanced diet
has brought about a widespread
recogliliittiiiojlil Of the fact that beer,
beSefa@e both acceptable ana APP
petizipafo the adult. would form
an ideal vehicle for transmitting
Vitam7n D. The problem was to
find wat of perecting Wit
amin D beer.t .TBbnsi
"Many attempts to produce
Vitamin D beer have been made
without success. 1t was only aft
CT lengthy study and experiment
that the secret was found in the
SchiItz scientific laboratories 1t
was known that brewers yeast,
used in making all beer, contains
natural pro-vitamin which, when
activated. will supply Sunshine
Vitamin D. We discovered way
to bring about this activation
through concentrating the direct
rays of the sunshine itself. This
is done by means of specially de-
signed equipment in the Arizona
desert where strong sunshine is
available all the year around.
"The method is fully protected
by u. S. Letters Patent and has
enabled US to produce the only
Sunshine Vitamin D Beer. BY
this method we are able to pro-
duce beer containing a definitely
predetermined quantity of Vita
min D. Each II ounces of
Schiltz Sunshine Vitamin D Beer
contains 100 U. s. P. X. Units of
Vitamin D by biological assay.
"Health and food authorities
recognize the important part play
ed by Vitamin D in the human
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06

Gabriel and P. Castro will also
be held in readiness by the Stars
for substitution.
The game will start at 2 p. m.
These two clubs are ready to
form a league if Mr.. Hamlin
would only make up the third
club and help get the league
started.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06

S. Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict of Columbia, born at Crete,
Nebr., so years ago.
Johan Bojer, famed Norwegian
novelist, born 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING
BICYCLES

BICYCLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week Repair
all makes ana paint them with
Nu-Enamel We carry a full
supply of parts. Agent for the
Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as $500
down and S1-OO per week.
Phone 276. J. r. Showers Co.
febl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06
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SYNOPSIS: Bobby Jones and
Frankie DerlCent are trying to dis
coUer 1Chether the man Bobby found
murdered G1dS Alan CdrSdirs, and
qohether the murderer tCds Dr..
Nicholson, or Roger BdSsin0ton-
french. Bobby has explored DR..
NicholSon'S drug cure, aud found
suspicious circumstances. not the
least OF 10hich is the tcomdn IN dis
treSs tDho m0tD is calling on Bobby
-lUhonl she KNOBS as Frdnkie'S
chauffeur. frankie Just has re-
turned to the Basin 0ton-GreT
house from trip to London.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06
fSPORTS \
~ BY JOVE IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Today the Administration will
play the Research Department.
The batteries will be F. Stickney
and J. Roberts for the Office
boys, and Joe Hale and o. Cara
ballo for the Researchers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-06

Games played so far in the
second-half of the Social League
have been: Sanitary II, Admin
istration 5; Research Z, Showers
5; Administration IL, Bayview
Park 6; Bayview 3, Research g.;
Administration 9, Showers Park
0; Research 2, Sanitary O.; Adj
ministration II, Research IL;
Sanitary 18, Bayview 10; Admin
istration 8, Bayview l; Admins
tration 4, -Bayview 3; Sanitary 8,
Showers O; Research 8, Showers
10; Bayview g., Showers 0.
Evening star., 1936-01-17
MEXICO CATHOLICS
AGAIN DEFY STATE.
Pastoral Letter Will Urge
Opposition to SociaIistic
Education Laws.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, January 17.-Cath-
olic church authorities said today IN
etructions to Mexican Catholics to re-
fuse to comply with the federal So
cialistic education laws would be read
Sunday in all churches throughout the
country.
The instructions were contained IN
\ collective pastoral letter. prepared
BY the archbishops and 80 bishops,
In which the church set forth more
vigorously, and more ou:spokenly than
heretofore, its objections to the gov
ernment's socialistic education pro-
gram.
In defiance of article Of the
national constitution, reformed in De-
cember, 1884, to make socialistic edu-
cation compulsory, the pastoral letter
said, mo Catholic can he Socialist"
Socialism Defined.
1t defined as socialism any system
which docs not recognize the rights
of God and the church.
Although issued in printed form
prior to being read, the pastoral letter
was not Immediately circulated wide
ly. No government Official would COM
ment on it before it was read.
Informed sources SAID they expected
government officials would not allow
the statement to pass unnoticed
A campaign against the socialistic
education program has been blamed
by the government for the killing or
mutilation of more than 20 rural
school teachers since the project be-
came law
AS a result of these attacks the gov
ernment has authorized rural teach
ers to carry arms to defend them
selves.
In the new pastoral the chruch
warned parents that they would be
committing mortal sin which can
not be absolved" If they sent their
children to socialistic schools.
It directed teachers and students
TO refuse to enter such schools.
Vacant Schools Feared.
If these instructions were carried
out by all Catholics 1t would mean
that a majority of the schools in the
country would be vacant, since under
the law socianstic education must be
taught in all of them.
Officials said their figures showed
no noticeable decrease in school at
tendance since the constitution was
reformed although the church has
made previous similar appeals to par
ents.
The pastoral letter concluded with
O prayer to Jesus Christ and the Vir-
gin Of Guadalupe to illuminate" those
guiding the nation and influence them
ito give The real guarantees and lib
critics which we need to achieve the
peace, tranquility. culture and pros
perity Of our beloved country"
Evening star., 1936-01-17
3 GENERALS ORDERED
TO ASSUME NEW POSTS
Brig. Gen. Humphrey Transferred
to Philippines to Command
23d Brigade.

BY the Associated Press.
Three brigadier generals were trans
ferred to new posts yesterday by War
Department orders.
Brig. Gen. Evan H. Humphrey was
transferred from command of the 1st
Cavalry Brigade, Fort Clark. Tex, to
command the 23d Brigade, Fort Will
liam Mckinley, Philippine Islands. He
will sail from San Francisco about
April 7.
Brig. Gen. John L. De Witt, COM
mander of the 23d Brigade. was Or
dered to the command of Camp
Stotsenburg in the Philippines, ef-
fective on the arrival of Humphrey.
Brig. Gen. Francis L. Parker, was
assigned to command the I'd Cavalry
Brigade, Fort Bliss, Tex, upon COM
pletion of his present tour as COM
mander of Camp Stotsenburg.
Evening star., 1936-01-17

Thomas A. Dimes, Denver. president.
Utah OIL Refining Co.: Lucius r.
Eastman. New York. president, Hills
Bros. Co.
M. B. Folsom, Rochester, N. Y,
Eastman Kodak Co.: Clarence Fran
els. New York, president, General
Foods Corp; r. J. Hamilton. New
York, president, American Radiator
Co.; Thomas s. Hammond, Harvey,
Ill, president, Whiting Corp; Charles
r. Hook, Middletown, Ohio. president,
American Rolling Mill Co.
Frank c. Jones. New York. presi-
dent. Okonite Co.; William p. Kenney.
st. Paul. president, Great Northern
Railway: Paul w. Litchfield, Akron,
Ohio, president. Goodyear Tire 81 Rub
Evening star., 1936-01-17
STAR WASHINGTON c. FRIDAY JANUARY IT, 1886

counter-charges that friends and foes
of the administration were attempting
to use 1t for propaganda purposes.
With roster Of SO, the council will
meet every other month.
The new membership contains sew
eral well-known names, including 8.
Clay Williams, former chief Of N. r.
A.; James F. Fogarty Of North Ameri-
can Co.. one Of the major concerns
now attacking the New Deals holding
company act. and George A. Sloan,
former head Of the Cotton Textile
Institute.
Others named were r. 3. Adams,
New York. chairman. Air Reduction
Co.; william c. Dickerman, New York,
president. American Locomotive Co.;
Evening star., 1936-01-17

the grade Of brigadier general during
dispute with his chiefs In the Army
who disapproved Of his views on the
fying service. He resigned after 20
years Of service when q court martial
sentenced him to suspension from
rank on half pay for f1ve years, after
trial for conduct pnejudicing mill.
| tary discipline.
Evening star., 1936-01-17
MITCHELL BILL PASSES

The Senate passed and sent to the
House yesterday a bill proposing to
grant retired pay to William Mitchell.
one-time stormy petrel' Of the Army
Air Service.
Mitchell would be retired with the
pay Of q colonel, although he held
Evening star., 1936-01-17

Der Co.: Vernon Tupper. Nashville,
president, Nashville Roller Mills Co.:
Samuel p. Witherill. Philadelphia.
president, Witherill Engineering Co.,
and Henry Hyer Whiting, San Fran
cisco, General Metal Corp.
Evening star., 1936-01-17

Blizzard Changes Clock Hands.
MAYSvILLE, KY. R.-It's hard
to tell time by the court house clock
these days.
A Christmas blizzard blew the hands
Of the 85-year-old timepiece awry.
Each Of the four faces shows o dif-
ferent hour.
Evening star., 1936-01-17
MORE JUSTICES ASKED
Kansas Farmers Would Enlarge
Supreme Tribunal.

COLBY. Kans., January II R.-
Enlargement of the Supreme Court
"by the appointment of four liberal
justices" was urged yesterday in q
resolution passed by 200 Northwestern
Kansas farmers. The resolution stated
the enlargement was needed in order
to re-enact and make effective the
invalidated A. A. A. program.
Evening star., 1936-01-17
ROPER APPOINTS
18 BUSINESS men
Advisory Council Members to Re.
place Those Who Retired
or Resigned.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Roper yesterday named
18 business leaders as members Of his
Business Advisory Council to take the
place Of others who resigned or re-
tired before Christmas.
The council became a center Of con-
troversy last year over charges and
The Washington times., 1936-02-19
Prettymdn TO Quit
D. T.. Post March 81

The resignation Of E. Barrett
Prettyman as Corporation Counsel
was accepted formally by the Dis
trict Commissioners today.
Mr.. Prettyman asked to be re-
leased March15, but the Commits
sionerS extended this date to
March 81 so that Mr.. Prettyman
might take annual leave he has
accumulated.
The Commissioners named no
successor.
The Washington times., 1936-02-19
6 Phi Beta Kdppds
Added at Williams

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass, Feb.
19.-The williams Chapter Of Phi
Beta Kappa has added six mem
bers, in addition to the 13 elected
last June, including John w. To
land and Edward A. Hoyt, Of New
York city. The others were John
S. Davidson, Of Staten Island;
William A. Cohendet, Of Jersey
City; Fred H. Stocking, of Detroit
and Samuel Horvitz, Of Fall River,
Mass,
The Washington times., 1936-02-19

a transfer pattern Of q picture
15x20 inches; a color chart and
key; material requirements: illus
trations of all stitches needed.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferreO for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 50 Eighth Ave-, New
York. Write plainly PATTERN
NUMBER, your NAME and AD.
DRESS.
The Washington times., 1936-02-19
WALL HANGING

It's Stunning!-the stark con-
trast of white daisies against q
black ground, and such an easy
effect to obtain, too. You're sure
to want this eaSily-worked wall
panel for spring, and sure to find
the outline, running and lazy
daisy stitch easy, using the wool,
cotton or rayon floss. OF course,
you can do the design in colors on
q light background If you prefer.
Pattern 1161 comes to you with
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
LOS ~MILLONARIoS HAN
CONTRIBUIDO CON LA ES-
PERANZA DE DERROTAR A
LOS D~EMOCRATAS EN-
MAINE

Washington, Sep. ID Sc
estan efectuando hoy las cleo
clones en- Maine y manana mar
ties Sc efectaran prinMias ell
einco estados.
Los estados que celebrarAp
primarias ell martes con Mich
gan, New Hampshire, N. York,
Massachusetts, y Wisconsin.
Hablando anoche EN- Port
land, ell gobernador LaDdOn di
jo: Como va Maine, asi va la
naci6R.
FL Comite del Senado en- gas
tOs de campaha descubri6 la Sc
mana pasada que un grupo de
millonarios, integrado por Gin
90 miembros de la familia Du
Pont, John p. Morgan y john
ID. Rockefeller han contribuido
con $4,000 para la campaha
republican, en- Maine. La lista
del comite del senado es la 81
guiente: P. S. Du Pont, $4,000;
l.. Du POnt, $4,000; Irene Du
ont, $4,000; Henry R. Du POnt
$2509; Abby A. Rockefeller,
La gaceta., 1936-09-14

u deber, y en- defenSa de la Re-
publica, ha cafdo en- ell frente
de la Sierra ell experto y arroja-
do aviador militar Jose Mendez
lriarte.
Condenado a muerte por la
dic.adura de Primo de Rivera
como complicado en- Ia subleva-
ci6n de los artilleros de Ciudad
Real, siempre alent6 en- el el es-
iri,u republican,.
AL producirse la suhlevaci6n
Sc encontraba en- Granada, de
londe logr6 sa:ar tres aparatos
ne puso a disposition del Co
bierno, a cuyas 6rdenes realizS
her6icas acciones, la Ultima de
llas la destruction de una fuer-
tie columna enemiga que Sc dis
1onia a atacar a la de Manga
da.
Ell her6ico aviadOr deja espo-
sa Y una nena de PocoS meses.
A aquella y 10 mismo a su ma
Dire dona Dolores Iriarte, y a su
padre pOlitico, ell antique perio-
dista republican, d. Luis BeCue
tie, expresamos mestro senti-
miento profundo por la irrepa
rable desgracia.
CON ENORME AUDACIA,
TRES PERSONALS DISFRA-
ZADAS DE ECLESIkSTICOS
PENETRAN EN- UNI AER0-
r DRD9ED REBEEDE
Bayona.-COmunicAn desde
Burgos un he0hO verdaderamen
tie audaz.
En- el aer6dromo do Came
nal, de aqueEla urbe, habian ate
rrizadO unos trimotoreS Capro-
nj de los rebeldeS, sacramento
averiadOs por las ametrallado-
ras antiaereas de la Republics
en- un combate de la Sierra.
En- los alrededores del aero
dromO, hgar de pasOO de los
burgaleses, hGbfa mucho publ
90 contemplated los aparatos,
De pronto Sc present6 ALI Ut
cOche ligero del obispado, en- ca.
20 interior sc veian personals de
aspecto eclesastico, y al que a.
brio paso respetuosamente G
pGblico alli congregadO.
Ell autOm6viI Sc acerc6 don.
de ell coronel Montahes y vario!
La gaceta., 1936-09-14

jefes y oficiales examinaban las
averias de los trimotores. Los
tres ocupanteS del vehiculo sal
taron a terra y comenzaron IA
lamar kombas de mano contra
ell grupo y contra los aviadores.
Varios jefes y oficiales result
taron mnerSoS y otros herldoS.
Una de las bombas incendio uno
de los Caproni, y ell fuego sc pro
page a uno de los hangares,
donde habia otros aparatos an
tigues, que ardhron.
La genie hugo en- todaS direc-
clones. Y el autom6vil, approve
chando la conSusi6n, hugo con
rapidea Gamma de Rurgos.
Cuando la tropa que vIgila ell
aer6dromo Sc decide a salir EN-
su persecution, halo 81 vehicu-
10 abandonado en- la carretera.
| No sc ha podido enconirar a los
audaces agreSores.
Como consequence de 5 a
.revido golpe de mano, ell ex ge-
neral MCla prohibi6 por radio
que en- 10 Successive circulen per-
sonas y AUTOMOBILES por ell ca
mino del aer6dromo, salvO las
que acrediten vivir en- Gamo-
nal. .nf AZ
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
Hojeando los periodicos que llegan de Espana
Por la Rep1blica y la Libertad

que al propio gobernador, lie ro-
garon que no fuese a yer a Ca
,anella, porque esoaba subleva-
do, Y va la acci6n contra Ell fac
cioso debia ser energica y de
fuerza.
Ell general NGnez do Prado
llevaba una orden del oGbierno,
no sabemos cual acaso la de de-
tener a Cabanellas, y sc resistio
/ la s1plica de los amigos.
Subi6 al despacho dOnde sc
habia instalado Cabanellas, y
ALI Sc qued6. Los diputados So
cialistas no pudieron OBtener
noticias suyas, y su irritation,
que lego a la violencia, fue con
tenida por los medios coactivos
del SublevadO.
AL dia siguiente, el propio ge-
neral NGnez de Prado contes.
taba a una namada telef6nics
de Madrid, v por sus monoSila,
hos Y ell tono de su VOC, Sc COM
prendia que estaba preso y ha'
blaba con testigos o carceleros
Esto es 10 que sabe ell infor-
mador y 10 que saben muchos
De cual haya sido la actitud dc
Cabanellas con &l, pronto 10 por
dremos en- claro.
BESIDE luegO, Ell general Nj
nez de Prado era I'm constants
v leal denunciador de las manic
bras del enemigO.
La prisi6n de NGnez de Pra-
do ha privado al GobiernO de ur
auxiliar magnifico.
Hace dfas que Sc viene hablan-
do de csc general republican,
en- los peri6dicos, y hemos que.
rido escribir 10 que conOcemos
10 que nos han cOntade.
Y esperamos ell dia en- que q
buen general, libre de la traba
de Zaragoza, pueda luchar poi
la Repdblica en- Ell final de ests
tragica aventura.
JOSE MENDEZ IRIARTE
Victima del cumplimientO d.
Victima del cumplimiento d.
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
HITLER AMENAZA
DE NUEVO
CON LA GUERRA
No entregard Alemania al
BolSeViqaiSmO

Nuremberg, Sep. 14.-Ante
10000 nazis uniformados Y so
mil espectadores, ell canciller
Adolfo Hitler dijo aver que Ale
mania esta bien armada y lista
para defender un milagro. ell
milagro de su propia resurrec-
ci6n. Nadie sc dele enganar. Els
amos listos para ~cualquier no.
ra."
"Nuestro milagro fue la resu-
rrecci6n de un pueblo humillado
Y no cOnsiste en- que solo un
hombre crey6 en- la resurrection
sino que millones lie siguieron.
Maestro viejo enemigo, ell boise
viluismo, esta conquistado dem
sro de nrestras fronteras, pero
todavia sc mantiene active alre-
dedor de elias. Hemos hecho to-
do 10 possible para mantener la
paz, pero seguimos mantenien :
do ell punto de no entregar Ale
mania a csc enemigo que COMO
csmos tan bien."
Aludiendo a Espana dijo: En-
tOdas parties los agitadOres LA :
ma ma las maSas en- demostra-
clones contra ell fascismo Y ell na
cionalimo social -demostracio-
mes para facilitar armas, NUM-
clones y voluntorios. Pero 81 20
hiciese una llamada Sc asOmbra
ria ell mundo.
Millones Y millones reSpOnde
rian con los corazones inflama.
dos"
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
WEAK And SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins, Of Cod Liver
Oil in t~asteless tablets.

Pounds Of firm healthy flesh instead Of
bare scragRy bones New vigor. vim and
energy instead OF tired l~istlessness Steady,
quiet nerves! That is what thousands OF
people are getting through scientists' latest
dineovery-the Vitamihs Of Cod Liver oil
concentrated In little sugar coated tablets
without any OF its horrid, hshy taste or smell.
MeCOy's Cod Liver OH Tablets, they're
called God Liver Oil " TnbletR". and they
simply work wonders. A little boy Of 3. seri-
ously sick. got we'll and kaaned ieH lbs, in
Just one month. A Girl OF thirteen Eser the
sameAiisease, gHined 3 lbs. the first week Rnd
2 lBa. each week after. A young mother Who
could not eat or sleep after baby came4k6t
all her health back and gained 40 lbs. in less
than a month.
You simply must try McCoy's OF once.
RemembeFM you don't gain ct lcastS lbs. Of
firm healthy flesh In a moslth get'your money
back. Demand and yet M~rCuy's-tho original
and genuine Cod Liver OIL Tablets
ARA -anprQyed by Good housekeeping
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La gaceta., 1936-09-14

$4,000; Felix Du Pont, $4,000;
j. D.. Rockefeller, Sr., $4,000;
j. d. Rockefeller, Jr., $4,000;
Alfred J Sloan, Jr., $4,000; A.
Archbold, $500; John d.
Archbold, $2500; ]. P. Nor :
gan, $4,000, y A. Atwater Kent
$1,000.
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
Ell GENERAL NUNEZ
DE PRADO

La suerte que ha corridO ell ge
neral Ndnez de PradO-prisio-
nero de los rebeldes de Zarago-
za-la conociamos desde IN prin
cipio. Ell GobiernO envi6 al di-
rector general de AerOnautica a
Zarogoza con toda la autoridad
precisa para reducir Ell inicia-
miento de aquel fOco rebelde,
sobre Ell que Sc tenian confusas
notieias.
Ell general no llevaba una es-
cuadrilla tras el. Creia como Ell
Gobierno, que ell pueblo de Ia
ragoza, ell Ejercito y los parti-
dos politicos lie bastarian para
imponerse.
LEGO al aer6dromo, y varios
diputados socialists, Y creemos
La gaceta., 1936-09-14
Ell ALMIRANTE r
FUE FUSILADO

"The Thimes" ha publicado
La siguiente noticia:
Gun radio lanzado desde La
.Coruna dice que ell almirante
D. Antonio Azarola, ex minis
tro de Marina y comandante
de la base naval de Ell Ferrol,
ha sido ejecutado, despues de
juzgado en- juicio sumarisimo,
por haberse negado a sumarse
al movimiento insurreccio-
nal"
Ell AHA Y
Ell TENIENTE JUST ESTAN
COMBATIENDO EN- DEFEN-
SA DEL REGIMEN
En- ell ministerio de Comuni-
c~aciones Sc hc. facilitado la 81
guiente meta:
eel comandante Aiza Y ell
teniente D. Francisco Just y
Dutor estan bien, combatiendo
en- defensa del regimen. Sus ia
miliares ne deben hacer case
de noticias falsas radiadas por
los rebeldes."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-09-25
Large Pack Corn By
Cameron Bros.

After a season extending over six
weeks during which a force of eighty
employees was kept busy day and
night handling the bumper crop of
corn that poured into the cannery,
the plant of Cameron Bros, in this
town, closed Saturday.
The total pack was 1886 cases,
the largest ever put up at the Cam
eron Bros. plant. The largest single
days pack was 3,056 cases.
The product of 700 acres was
packed, the average yield being three
and ahalf tons per acre, which is
above the yield ordinarily per acre.
Leslie Rawlings had the banner yield
off of part of his acreage. From two
acres he harvested eleven tons.
Immense quantities of tomatoes
are being picked by our farmers and
taken to the canneries at Colora,
Liberty Grove, Havre de Grace and
elsewhere, thousands of baskets be-
ing handled daily.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-09-25
GOVERNMENT ORDERED TO DE-
POSIT CANAL FUNDS

Pending condemnation of several
hundred acres of land in Cecil
County, which is being sought for
use as a disposal area for material
dredged in the widening and deepen
ing of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal, Judge w. Calvin Chestnut has
ordered that $4,000 be placed on
deposit in the Baltimore District
Court by the United States Govern
ment.
The first two of several condem-
nation hearings are scheduled for
Oct. Is, when the cases of Reginald
Constable and the Crystal Beach
Manor, Inc, will be considered by
Judge Chestnut and jury.
Until the property has been acquir-
ed, the five dredges which are work
ing on the project are depositing
their cargoes at Kent Island and
Shad Battery shoals.