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Evening star., 1936-04-06

Tool Box, owned by Richard K Mellon,
trained by Jim Ryan and ridden by
Charles Lofty, took the lead at the
start and won by five lengths. Then
came the big race Of the day-The
Deep Run Cup, about 3 miles over
post and rail, with six entries. The
Prophet, well known and beautiful
bay gelding. owned by Flying Horse
Farm, trained and ridden by Jack
Skinner, was favorite-in spite Of the
fact that every one knew he had been
trained here this Winter, through all
the ice and snow, while the other
entries had been trained down in
Camden, where they could get out
every day. This race was won, how
ever, by Ghost Dancer, owned by
Carleton Palmer. trained and ridden
by Noel Laing. 1t was a terrific race.
Jim Ryan set the pace riding Escape
3rd, but Noel and Ghost Dancer
caught up and passed them at the
seventh fence from home, coming in
to a strong finish. Sporting Print,
owned by Mrs Francis P. Garvon,
trained by v. P. Noyes and ridden by
P. Edmunds. was second; Charioteer,
owned and ridden by Andy Fowler,
third; Escape 3rd. fourth; Pontoon,
ridden by Henry Frost, fifth, and The
Prophet was last. but look out for Jack
and The Prophet at Middleburg next
week, for they will be ready
The Broad Rock, sixth and last
event of the day. 212 miles cross coun-
try, over tagged timber, was a good
race, which was won by Tres Bon,
owned by Mrs. Francis P. Garvan,
trained by v. P. Noyes and given a
wonderful ride by Henry Frost. This
race for maidens, 4-year-olds and up
ward, was Tres Bon's first time out,
and the chestnut gelding by Trojan
Dunn Dunn by Capt. Jack ran a clever
race.
Every one hurried away from the
race course to take in different teas
and cocktail parties. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Ruddick of Charles Neck gave
large party to a number of friends.
Numerous dinner parties were given
in Richmond before the Hunt Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barton enter
tained delightfully."- at buffet supper
for all of their Northern Virginia
friends and relations. Then on to the
Hunt Ball we went. in the beautiful
ball room of the Commonwealth Club.
Tables were arranged around the
walls. which were decorated with
Evening star., 1936-04-06
SHIPS HEMMED
BY ICE IN LAKE ERIE
BY the Associated Press.


CONNEAUT, Ohio, April GA
heavy Lake Erie foe ice held three
steamships their crews, totaling about
100 men, prisoners for week.
The Leslie, Conneaut and Sierra, all
coal carriers, were trapped as a north
westerly gale drove ice into the eastern
waters of the lake Thursday.
Since the boats sent no signals for
aid, harbor men assumed all was well
aboard each.
Capt. A. j. Wilson of the Ashtabula
Coast Guard station said the craft
would be hemmed in until a strong off,
shore wind should carry the broad ice
field farther into the lake. He as
serted this may not occur for a week
or more.
The expanse OF ice Capt. Wilson es-
timated to be at least Is miles long,
reaching into the lake as far as the
eye could see. Piled to heights of from
20 to 30 feet in places, the ice barrier
Evening star., 1936-04-06
SOCIALITE WILL SEEK
COACH-AND-FOUR RECORD
Mrs. Florence Dibb1e to Drive
Between New York and
Atlantic City.
3y the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The Atlantic
City Horse Show Association an
nounced last night that on May IL
Mrs. Florence Dibble, wealthy Boston
society and sportswoman, would at
tempt to break the 35-year-old speed
record for the coach-and-four drive
between New York City and Atlantic
City, N. j.
Paul Sorg's dash ended at the show
ring of the first Atlantic City horse
show He used 81 horses in Is
stages and consumed two days, al
though actual travelling time was
only IL hours and 18 minutes.
Mrs. Dibble, using big trotters In
place Of the Semi-hackney type popu-
lar in other years, will try to make
the trip in one day, using only IL
horses and changing each 20 miles.
Evening star., 1936-04-06
Rain Postpones Horse Show.

AIKEN, S. c., April 6 R.-The
Aiken horse show was postponed yes
terday for the third time because of
rain. No definite new date was set.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Nova NRA.

Novy plan Dude navrzen kon
gresu, casne v lednu kongr.
William Sirovichem, dem., z
New Yorku, ktery myslf, re
president We sve vyrocnf zv6sti
pobfdne narod, ably vybudoval
NRA. Nacrt move instituce byl
jiz pTipraven skupinou profe-
sorG Columbia university, KITE
ra byla konsultovana ohledne
1stavnosti noveho opatrenf.
Kongr. Sirovich o tom rekl:
"Jest pravdou, re Sc hleda
nova formula pro MIRA. Sku-
pima ekonomI a pravn1kI pra-
cuje Sc mnou a my veTlme, re
sledovany ell m1zeme provesti.
ia jsem byl vzdy v plnem SOU
hlasu S fundamentalnfmi ely
NRA, a obhajoval jsem il proti
utokGm jinych. Temito funda-
mentalnimi metami jsou mini
malnf mzdy ably Sc zabranilo
vykofistovanf delnictva, maxi
malni pracovnl doba, ably Sc cd
cinil 11bytek zavineny zmecha-
nizovanim prGmyslu, pravo ko-
lektivnfho vyjednavanf, a zru-
SEMI detske prace, tax re vsich-
nj pod 16 let pdjdou do skoly a
prenechajf praci dospelejslm.
"Navrhuje Sc, ably byly pri-
jaty zakony jak kongresu,
tax We vsech 48 statech, tax a.
by Sc 1stavnfm pozadavkIm
vyhovelo. Walsh-H ealyho akt,
pfijaty kongresem, je nam vzo
rem. Tento zakon sc tyka prG-
myslu, vyTizujicfch zakazky
vlady. Ma tonic planu pracu-
je rada briliantnfch pravnikI
a ekonomG. Prvnim bodem je
predejitf delegaci moci, die
ktere kodove authority predpi-
sui zakony, jaka byla zavrh-
nuta nejvysSim soudem."
Sirovich, ktery byl znovuzvo-
len do kongresu 1terni lavinou,
chysta cetne conference Sc svy-
mi pomocniky O zmfnenem
projektu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Hlasovali jste take pro zdravl?
Pise
DIR. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictv1 mesta
New York.

Volebnf den stoj1 z~pravidla
We znameni neobycejneho vzru
SEMI. Velke zastupy zaplnujf
mestske ulice, dychtive oceka-
vajfce zprav o vysledku voleb.
TAX tomu bylo i v 1tery. Kaz-
dy, kdo ma pravo voliti, mel
hlasovati, nebot to vyzaduje
dobre obcanstvi. A kazdy 2
mas, at starry nebo mlady, mel
by 81 v techto dnech uvedomiti,
re hlasovati pro zdravf kazde-
no dne v roce je nanejvyse ro-
zumnym i dspornym zvykem.
Kdyz kazdy clovek v obci je
zdrav, znamena to, re budeme
mfti lepsi a srastnejsi obcan-
stvo. Konec konc1 zalezf ma
jednotlivci, IDA 81 dovede "a
chovati zdravf 81 nikoliv.
Prave jake politicke strany
Sc pridrzujf urcitych zasad, a.
by pTi volbach zvft6zily, tax
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Patercata, vsechna mrtva.

V Durham, N. c., jedna re
ma v nemocnici porodila pater-
cata, ktera vsechna pTisla ma
svet mrtva. Lekari, kteTf byli
u matky v jeff tezke hodince,
prohlasili, re bylo "a tezko po-
znati pohlavi dftek. Porod byl
pfedcasny. Matkou je belos-
ka z nedalek6 osady.
- v Memphis, Tenn, Lee
Earl Bridges, jedina pozIstala
re ctvercat, ktera minuly ty-
den spatrila svetlo sveta.
James Bridges povila ctver-
cata v drevenem srubu blize
Senath, Mo. Hosfk a dfvka
zemreli "a tri hodiny pc naro-
zenf. Zbyvajfcf dive dfvky by
ly dopraveny do nemocnice,
kde jedna zemrela We stredu.
O poslednim decku byly jiz ia
Ike pochyby, ale nyni pry je ji2
ma dobre ceste k zivotu.
" Des Moines, Ia, Dan
Hoover z Norwalku, Ia, ktera
pred rokem povila zdrava dvol
cata, stala Sc nynf matkou troj.
cat. Jedno z Mich zemrelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

jednotlivec by Sc mel rfditi
zakony prfrody, ably zachoval
zdrav1. Kdyz Sc pTejfdame,
kdyz nespfme dosti dlouho,
kdyz prepfname sve silly, m1-
zeme byti jisti, re "a tyto in
diskrece zaplatlme drive nebo
pozdeji. A neustaneme-li v tom
to pocfnan1, ochabne nase Cd
dolnost a vystavfme Sc nebez-
peel onemocnenf. Dokonce i
automobilovy motor m1zeme
zatezovati jen ma tolik, kolik
snese; jinak vypovf sluzbu.
Zachovavani zdravi nevyza-
duje zadnych zvlastnfch cvik1
a zadnych zvlastnich lek1, ale
hojne zdraveho rozumu a slus-
ne davky pevne vile. PTedev-
jsfm budiz poznamenano, re
Ijednoduche jfdlo je nejlepsi
stravou; pTehlfzena vodnice a
ljejf druhy jsou zdravejsf neil
bohaty moucnik. Stezejn1 bod
zdrave stravy spocfva We wy
rovnanych jfdlech, coz nezna-
mena mic jineho, nezli zafaze-
nj dojfdelneho lfstku vafene
listnate zeleniny, jake zeli,
kapusty, spenatu, fefichy a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

va, Re vytezek 275 %prdmyslo-
vych korporacf vzrostl v minu-
lem ctvrtletf O 55.8 procenta.
Jejich 1hrnny prijem obnasel
1903, 500, 971 a v stejnem ctvrt-
lett minuleho roku pouze $197-
054,647.. Jak Sc p~r1myslove
pom6ry zlepsily, vysvfta take z
toho, re v prvnfch dewitt m6sf-
cich letosniho roku pouze 16
korporaci melo deficit, kdezto
pred nekolika roxy 20 procent
spolecnosti pracovalo s prod6l-
KEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
NabytkOve PrOstredi
II
Z I<L Elm
Monument e Chester SITS.
Vyslechnete Nat. Schillcret's Radiovy Orchestr
Zaridte Sc : WFBR : v nedeli v 1885 P. M

re syrove zeleniny; krone to-
no maso, b%rambory, chleb, ma
slo a kava.
Je zahodno zahrnouti do
kazdeho jfdla sklenici mleka a
tim pfisp1vati k vyrovnani
stravy. Dospelym je tfeba os-
mi hodin spanku kazde noel,
aby 81 telo Tadne odpocalo.
Prochazka sviznym krokem
rano a vecer je nutna k zfska-
nj nezbytneho pohybu pro
zdraveho dospeleho cloveka.
Rannf sprcha a naprosty Cd
pocinek aspon hodinu behem
dine jsou navyky zdravotnfho
programu. Udrzujte svou my
81 tax cistou jake sve telo; uzf-
vejte hojne cerstveho vzduchu
a slunce; venuje Sc n6jakemu
"konlcku."
Jestlize Sc budete rfditi te-
mito pokyny a mimo to podro-
bovati Sc pravidelnym prohlfd-
kan rodinnym lekarem, bude-
tie hlasovati ~spravnou kandi-
datku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Zvyseni mzdy pro pHl milionu
dslnikii " ocelafske industrii.

Qelnlku " ouStf
Zvyseni mzdy v ocelarske
industrii, cinicf $75,0OO,0 900
rocne, nabidnuto bylo 100000
zamestnancGm v industrii, plat
ne cd 16. listopadu. z teto SUI
my asi $3O,0OO,O 900 represen-
tuji rocni vydani u. S. Steel
Corporation, nejvetsf jednotky
zamestnavajfci pT1tomne $780,
900 delnik1.
Plan mzdy v ocelarskem prn-
myslu poskytuje zvysenf cd IL
do 25 procent, coz zavisi ma u
misteni zavodu, pro obycejne-
no delnfka, jenz nalezf do ka-
tegorie s nejnizsimi mzdami.
Zvysenf nizsf nez 10 proc. ma
bidnuto bylo lidem patrfcfm do
vysS1 kategorie, S vetsfm pla-
tenn. Ucelem teto akce jest "a
opatfiti pomerne vetsf zvysenf
mezd pro malo placene delhi
ky, pc nichz jest zvlastnf pop
tavka cd zastupc1 zamestna-
vatelG.
PrGmerne zvysenf mzdy 10
procent postavf sazbu place
nou "a hodinu ma 1roven II
procent mad rok 1929. Tez den
nj vydelky jsou dosud O neco
nizSi nez cislice z roku 1929,
jelikoz ocelarske spolecnosti
pTidrzuji sc NRA 40hodinove-
no tydne, ktery jest podstatne
kratsi nez pracovnf tyden z ro-
ku 1929.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Pro pojistku.

v Elkhart, Ind, Lester Slack,
"a, barvfT, primal Sc, re otra-
vii sveho bratra Elgy Slacka,
SO, ably mohl skolektovati jeho
pojistku a zajeti 81 ma Floridu.
Elgy zemTel pc pozitf VIVA OBJ
sahujicfho krystaly jedu. Ia
nechal pojistku ma $500 jfz Les
ter byI ustanoven dedicem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
CROSLEY
CONSOLE

Magna-C Ceramic Dial Wy
slla Americke Policejnf, Zku-
sebne a Aviaticke Rozhla-
sy -. R1d1 Tony -. Triple
Twin Output Tube Full
Floating Moving Coil Elec-
tro-Dynamic Speaker. Di-
mansions: 1914" vysoky,
"a" siroky, 1912" hluboky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
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sila Americke Policejnf, Zku-
sebne a Aviaticke Rozhla-
sy -. R1di Tony Triple
Twin Output Tube Full
Floating Moving Coil Elec-
tro-Dynamic Speaker. Di-
mensions: 11b" vysoky,
IL siroky, 71a' hluboky.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Politicians, authors, ditch-diggers, bankers:
All sorts of people smoke out their troubles
with pipe. Here noted writer pays
tribute to the glowing bowl
by STANLEY WALKER
AUtkos Of" f"As Assors Hons. !" "CSy EdRo,"

Pipe smokers have violent prejudices. No
use denying it. And yet it seems to me that
pipe smokers. taking them by and large, are
calm, broad-visioned. tolerant and not ordin-
arily given to snap judgments.
For example, have always had the highest
regard for the prowess of Napoleon Bona
parte, though believe some of his most costly
errors of judgment might have been avoided
if he had learned to smoke pipe. He might
thus have become more contemplative and
surer of himself.
Napoleon, however, tried pipe only once.
That was in Egypt, when the plague was rag
ing. With the help of his mamelukes he loaded
up highly ornate narghile, or water-pipe,
and went at it. The smoke apparently went
the wrong way, and sent him into coughing
fit. He cried out: Take it away! How FOUL
You pigs! 1t makes me sick!'
But Napoleon, with rank inconsistency,
took snuff, no less than seven pounds month.
Little wonder he wound up at St. Helena.
However, Wellington didn't smoke either,
though Butcher did. Most of Napoleon's bet
ter generals were pipe smokers.
American pipe smokers owe much to Gen.
eral Charles Gates Dawes of Chicago. At
time when it appeared that pipe smoking was
going hopelessly out of date, and the makers
of pipes were facing ruin, the General stuck to
his mderslung pipe, which was as much
part of his personality as his notched collar.
Dawes, unterriied, would smoke his pipe even
at formal dinners. He got away with it, and
emboldened thousands of other men to smoke
pipe whenever they felt like it. Now all sorts
of Americans smoke pipes. Among the
authors, Christopher Morley is a contem-
plative puller of the pipe; Corey Ford is by all
odds the most debonair, and carries his at a
saucy angle.
The British. of course, since the grand days
of Sir Walter Raleigh himself Che once per-
suaded Queen Elizabeth to take drag at a
pipe) have been great pipe smokers. Everyone
is familiar with the fine figure of Stanley
Baldwin, the image of John Bull, putting away
quietly and surely at his pipe while he holds
the Empire together. Ramsay Macdonald
has told friends that, when some soul soaring
decision had to be made or some tangled
problem thought out to the end, he resorted
to his pipe. And Sir James Matthew Barrie is
on record many times as praising the joys and
rewards of pipe smoking. Maybe fine image
can come out of the smoke of cigarette or
a cigar, but the best ones, it must be, are to
be found somewhere in the haze of blue that
hangs around mellow pipe, especially late
in the night
Evening star., 1936-11-22

M horse and buggy days, cigarettes
were called coffin nails" and
somewhere in my subconscious
there still fingers the preposterous suspicion
that overindulgence in cigarettes impairs eff
cheney. attacks virility. jangles the nerves,
duls the intellect and may even lead to an
early breakdown and lingering and rather
unnecessarily horrible death.
In the summer of 1906 heard deacon in
Texas order young man never to drag his
tobacco o-soaked carcass across his doorsill
again. Why? Because the young man not only
smoked cigarettes, but he also had the ef-
frontery to puff one of the things while driving
with the deacon's handsome daughter, whom
he was corting. They were on their way to
revival meeting behind what was known in
those times as a team of spanking bays.
Most of the community saw eye to eye with
the deacon in his feeling against cigarettes
though the deacon himself was not above TAX
ing chew Tor 'chaw." as it was called of
plug tobacco before breakfast Thus love, if
that's what it was, was thwarted, all because
of prejudice.
I am pipe smoker. Ordinarily smoke,
suppose, from ten to thirty pipes-full of to-
bacco, of various brands or mixtures, every
day. never went in for water-pipes, meer-
schaums, Churchwardens or those compli-
Gated Oriental doodads Just pipes. They re-
qure care, but so does my layout of old
fashioned razors.
Pipe smoking costs me perhaps little more
than twenty-five cents day, counting over
head. This sum, of course, if prudently in
vested, eventually would amount to enough
to keep me in my old age, but we're not talk
ing about that. smoke one good cigar after
lunch and usually another one after dinner.
But can smoke pipe all day or all night.
As pipe smoker feel have nothing to
apologize for, although the habit may eventu-
ally exclude me from polite society. There's
no denying that cigarettes, ever since they
first became popular during the Crimean War,
have climbed steadily in the affections of all
people. But the pipe smokers are tenacious
lot; pipes and pipe tobaccos are selling well;
we'll be putting away for long time.
Prejudice seems to envelope the whole ques-
ton of the use of tobacco. For example, pipe
smoking is barred in the lobby of at least one
snooty New York hotel, hotel which, by the
way, has pipes for sale at its cigar counter.
Many an Englishman has been appalled, in
this hotel by having flunky ask him to put
away his pipe, as if it were the rancid dudeen
of a ditch-diqger
Evening star., 1936-11-22

There is nothing snooty about pipe smokers,
and they have. for all their prejudices, and
for all their different stations in life, great
deal in common. J. P. Morgan is pipe
smoker. and the public has great deal more
affection for him than it had for his father,
who smoked cigars and collected snuff boxes.
Joseph Stain smokes pipe, and when he can
get it he uses fairly good but cheap brand
of American tobacco.
Bismarck was one of the greatest friends
tobacco ever had, and tobacco, since it was
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Mvsiruiios BY
9. Poivick Nelson

first discovered among the North American
Indians, has needed friends. Although Bis
marck was cigar smoker, what he said about
smoking is true, particularly of pipe smokers.
When Jules Favre visited Bismarck at the
latter's headquarters before Paris to discuss
terms of peace. the Iron Chancellor asked the
Frenchman if he smoked, and offered him a
cigar. Favre said he did not smoke. Then Bis
marck made his deathless defense of smoking:
Then you are wrong! When man
(Consinvsd on poos ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
He Used His Other Chance
Two Big Birthdays
England, Rich, Worries
The Elephants Pulse

New York's Titterton murder mys-
tory turns out not to be "the perfect
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

criminal another chance" viii note
that the murderer was convict on
parole when he killed the woman. He
had another chance" and made use
Of it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

High time to be thinking up fresh
accessory notes for spring wardrobe,
isn't 1t? Then what better than
these airy. lacy collars and dainty
jabot for giving last years frock a
lift" and changing this years so It
wins recognitionl There's an open
front collar in a square mesh de-
sign, triangular collar that closes
in back, both easy to do in petite
boucle. The soft. flattering jabot Of
mesh with "nosegay" of Irish roses
is made in cotton.
Pattern 1876 comes to you with
detailed directions for making the
collars shown; an illustration Of
them and Of all the stitches needed |;
material requirements.
Send IL cents in coins or stamps
(coins preferred) to The Sewing Cir
Gle. Neeilecraft Dept. 80 Eighth
Ave., New York. N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30
STAR
DUST
Movie Radio
XXX BY VIRGINIA VALE XXX

EVERYONE who sees Har-
~ riet billiard in Follow the
Fleet" or hears her sing on the
radio with Ozzie Nelson's band
ought to meet her as we'll; she's
decidedly worth meeting. To be-
gin with, she is much prettier in
real life than in pictures. And to see
her as the demure music teacher who,
as Ginger Rogers sister, falls in love
with Randolph Scott, gives you no idea
whatever Of what sort of girl she is.
She is magnetic, delightful, charming.
And she is one of the few girls who
have had career thrust upon them.
She never did want to go on the
stage, but she had to earn her living.
And when she was very young her
mother pointed out to her the fact that
it's better to train for profession that
pays well than for one that never will
bring in much money. Better dancer
at one hundred week than a stenog-
rapher at fifteen" said Mama, or words
to that effect. So Harriet became a
dancer. She appeared at one of Broad
ways big movie houses, and on the
road in musical shows. And she worked
so hard that, at nineteen, she had to
stop.
-
IF you want to get ahead in Holly
wood nowadays, it's better not to be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

the composers, and Mary Margaret
Mcbride, whom you may have heard
on the air as Martha Dean.
-
And, speaking Of Morton Downey,
he's sailing In May to keep concert
engagements In England and Ireland
and how he loves to 90 to ireland!
r.
Here's a funny check-up on the pop
ularIty Of radio programs. In London
they've found that during really big
broadcast the consumption of water
drops So per cent.
e
ODDS AND ENDS "These Three"
is picture that you can't afford to miss
Toby Wing is actually going 10 make
picture at last .. "The Trail OF he
Lonesome Pine" is such success every.
phere that all The studios are going in for
outdoors pictures :. Leslie Howard's son
Ronald has been working as an extra in
Romeo and Juliet" Shirley Temple
has learned 10 ride a bicycle and she's
crazy about il "LiuLe Lord FGIHtle.
roy" is grand perturbation Of the famous
book, although Freddie bartholomew had
his nay and does not iOeGr golden curIs
or a velvet suit >. Incidentally, his father
and mother are sill trying to get part Of
his earaings Paramount UiH make
four pictures in color -. And TtOentieth
Century-Fox WiH film Ramona" The same
tcay First thing zoe kHOtO, black and
uIiife pictures t0iH be on the shelf pifh
The old silent ones.
Q western Newspaper Union.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

YOU RISK BLOOD POISONING " you DO
Razors, caustic liquids and harsh
plasters are dangerous. The safe,
quick way to remove corns is with
New De Luxe DR.. Scholl's Zino-
pads. They instantly relieve pain;
stop shoe pressure; soothe, heal and pre-
vent sore toes and blisters. Flesh colors
waterproof; don't stick TO stocking. Sold
at elf drug. shoe and department stores.
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Why Physicians Recommend
MiInesio Wofers

These mint-Aavored, candy-like waters ere
pure milk of magnesia in solid form
the most pleasant way TO take il. Each
wafer is approximately equal to a full adult
dose Of liquid milk of magnesia. Chewed
thoroughly, then swallowed, they correct
acidity in the mouth and throughout the
digestive system and insure quick, COM
pLete elimination Of the waste matters that
cause gas, headaches, bloa;cd feelings and
a dozen other discomforts.
Milnesia Waters come in bottles of20 and
40, at 35c and 60c respectively, and in
convenient tins for your handbag contain
ing IL at zoe. Each wafer is approximately
one adult dose Of milk Of magnesia. All
good drug stores sell andrecomtLcnd them.
Start using these delicious, effective
anti-acId, gently laxative waters today
Professional samples sent free to registered
physicians or dentists if request is made
on professional letterhead. Select Products.
Inc. 44o2 23rd ST., Long Island City, ". 7.
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!!IgZal
Reliability of Sign.

Reliability Of Signs
Tests In Pennsylvania demonstrate
ed that a black and white painted
sign is more easily read than any
other combination.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

too Soou ioOhiuS, re-
marked a fan maya.
zine editor the other
day. She has been
meeting movie stars
for some fifteen years
now, and knows what
she is talking about.
Hepburn isn't beauti-
full" said she. Meth
er is Doris Dudley,
RKO'S newest dis
covery. But they both
have talent. Holly.
wood is too full of
hnorIffnc xryh o1xyn hAan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-30

CIlul0.
The murderer, an
upholsterer, care
fully took away the
cord used in his
trade, with which
he had bound the
unfortunate woman,
but forgot that he
b a d lie TT som e
strands of Irvine I'M
der the body, and
those pieces Of cord,
thanks to excellent
police work, trapped
him. The senti-
mental who say,
"Give the Door