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La gaceta., 1937-11-26
ESPLAS CONDENADEN
Ell / A rs AIDE
PRISION

Moscou, nov. 26.=Baj a.
cusaci6n de servir de 3 a
dos potencias extranjealn
tribunal de Laningrado re
culpables a Paul Silber y
Erwin Klwin, imponienda-
da uno rs amos de prisito
Sc menciona la nacionaliee
los espias.
Ell escrito del fiscal de
ellos que eran espias de y
tapo, la policia secreta .
ma.
| Siberhorn venia dando /
maci6n sobre las fabric
y las uidades milit
Los dos entraron en-
con pasaportes falsos, dix
que eran de nacionalidat
"a.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
UN EXPERIMENT. PARA
DEMOSTRAR QUE Ell VI
NO ES PARA LOS NINOS
MEJOR QUE LA LECHE

Cape Town, Africa del Sur,
Nov. 26.-El DR.. C. Luis Leo
poldt, uno de los mas dlstlngul-
dos dietistas de Africa del Sur,
anuncia que Sc propone hacer
una serie de experiments con
hermanos gemelos para compro
bar 81 ell vino es mas b~eneficio-
so a la salud que la leche.
Hacs pocos dia sci DR.. Leo
poldt declare: la leche es ali
mento para personals sin diem
que la leche es unas
pocas pasas y u npedazo de pan.
Quiere Ell doctor dos parejas
iguales para que Ell experiment
to no pueda ser discutido en- sus
puntos primordiales.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
PERDIDO UN AERNo
con ii PERSON

Provincial de OntarAna-
da, Nov. 26.-Se ha lido
en- los bosques del Non ae
roplano que llevaba lisa
jeros.
Ri aparato, propiedA la
Starrett Always, SAHARA
Pickle Lake, ell mierclpol
la tards Y desde entd nc
Sc ha vuelto a saber d
Ha salido en- busca Aert
plano perdido un avi6hne
jado por Leon Fraser, kont
cido photo.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
Sc UTILIZARAN MAS DE
5000 HOMBRES PARA SAL
VAR LA COSECHA DE A
ZUCAR

Baton Rouge, La, nov. 30
Ell estado, con Ell apoyo del 60
bierno federal, reune 5000 O.
breros para salvar la cosesha
de azucar de cana.
Los obreros Sc utilizaran en-
cortar la cana por los sitios que
lie permitan retonar ell ano que
viene.
AL mismo tempo Sc le deja-
"a ell follaje para la protection
EN- case de nuevas heladas.
Ell gobernador publicS una
proclama pidiendo brazos para
esa labor.
Parte de la cana perjudicada
por las heladas Sc salvara 81
Sc corta dentrO de una ssmana
o diez dias.
Muchos negros han sido con-
tratados por la WPA.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
Ell CABARET DE GAIC1E-
DAD UNIONE ITANA

La Sociedad Union&lia :
ma efectuara nafana anun
ciado Cabaret, en- la cIClub
de la Gale 18 esquinah Sep
TINA avenida.
Dos orquestas cumkn el
programa, Don Frano, ia
dirgiida por Frank Gse, y
La Tropical.
Ell bale comenzaraFlas II
de la noche y Sc terhara 9
las ciRco de la madruda de.
domingo.
Todas las mesas prhradaS
por la Secci6n de REQ har
sido vendidas.
Tn programa de saccio
mes especiales Sc ha separa
do.
Los j6venes de la SEi6n d.
Recreo esperan reHr 10
triunfos de los AMOS arFiores
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
FL SEPELIo DE Mn
Aid EN- LA ABADE
WESTMINSTER

Londres, Nov. 49, la
presidential del duqueIo u-
cester, que r~epresentakey,
Sc efectu6 hoy Ell sepelex-
primer ministro RarIac
Donald, en- la Acadia kst-
Minister.
Junto con ell duquehi
ron la ceremonia Ell SAleg
Baldwin, exprimer lro
Neville Chamberlain, | lie.
fe del gobierno; Ell jd 10;
Laboristas en- la cana los
comunes, comandante /, /,
otras personalities.
La asistencia del jebrf
ia retira de sobre la rei6l
de MacD Donald OIL ea d
"traidor" a la causa deson1
! paheros.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
UNA MARCIA EN- LA CONF
DA DEL Ola DE OAR Ora
GAS

Ell famoso restaurant Column
bia, ell mas original y elegan-
tie del Sur, estableci6 aver una
nueva marca, con motive de la
comida del Dia de Oar Ora
cias o Dfos.
Centenares de personals, de
Tampa y poblaciones cercanas
desfilaron por ell popular esta-
b~lecimiento.
Los estudiantes del Institute
Hillsborough, los vencedores,
comieron anoche en- ell Column
bia. -
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
ORC A N E IN
CAFETERIA

Washington, Nov. 26.-En
los 1ltimos dias ell departamen-
to del tesoro ha embarcado pa
ra Francia, en- orc, $5,000,O0o,
hacienda un total de $25,000,-
900 en- los ultimos meses.
Sc ha hecho para Inglaterra
un envio de orc valuado en- So
100000.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
LESIONADOS
EN- UN ACCIDENTE

AL chocar SUI autom6vil con
una camioneta, en- la avenida
de Florida, recibieron aver le'
stones los ciudadanos John
Martin, de Plant City, y L. j.
Jenkins, de Brandon.
Sc les di6 a%sistencia medica
en- Ell Hospital Municipal, re-
gresando aver a su domicilio.
En- relaci6n con ell suceso
fue detenido J. C. Nipper, a
quien sc acusa de que guiaba
ell coche bajo la Influenza de
bebidas alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
vanBuskirk. de SO amos; I'll

vanBuskirk, de SO amos; FL
vim C. McKinnon, de "a, v la
esposa del anterior.
Ell aecidente ocurrio en- La
tarde de aver y los heridos fue
ron llevados al hospital NUM-
cipal, donde recibieron asisten
cia medica.
Las mas graves lesiones Ia
sufri6 ell anciano. McklnnoE
sufri6 la fractura de tres cos
tillas V su esposa q~uemaduras
en- ell pecho Y contusiones.
A causa de la violencia de
chooue ell automovil Qued6 deS
truido.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
Ell TEMPO

Lluvia para la tardee hoy.
Nublados para manana
La perturbation cS6nica
que cruz6 aver la costhe la
Florida, cerca de Apalhico-
a, ha desaparecido.
Sc convirti6 en- fuerteAgua
ceros, acompanados de Unto
pero que no son peligrds.
POGO cambio en- la tenera'
tura. Maxima aver, SO grfos.
mfnima, IS.
La gaceta., 1937-11-26
UN TREN DE LA
AIR LINES DESTROZO UN
AUTOMOVL

En- Ell cruce de Ia Gale so,
al Este del a ciudad, I'm trea
de la Seaboard Air Line alcan
70 un a%utom6vil, resultando lie
sionados los ciudadapos Geo.
Evening star., 1937-02-12

in its plant that it would not dis
criminate against employees because
of union activity, Weinberg asked:
"Why humiliate us by compelling
the posting of such a notice?"
Cites Delay Of Case.
He said his company had not con-
tested the proceedings instituted by
the board, but had nevertheless been
compelled to wait 18 months before 1t
could carry the case to the Supreme
Court.
Earlier, Attorney Thomas G. Long
of Detroit, appearing for the trailer
company, had placed responsibility for
labor troubles on New Deal laws.
I'VE never had any labor trouble in
the automobile industry in Michi-
gan," he said, until the enactment
of the New Deal labor laws"
In seeking to support its position,
the Government, through its counsel,
has argued that while manufacturing
is not commerce, the operations of
large industries are such that dis
rupting strikes or the threat of such
strikes constitutes a sufficient po-
tential impediment to the free flow
Of commerce to authorize Congress to
enact remedial or preventive laws.
Evening star., 1937-02-12
RS the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FIeSS.
OSHKOSH, Wis, February H.
Self-styled henpecked men, bound to-
gether under the great seal Of the
Royal Order of the Dog House, gath
cred here today to analyze and then
try to forget for the present their ag-
gregate woes.
The organization, whose predomi-
nant aim Is to assist men who at times
are without voice or honor in their
own homes, consists of travelling men
and Oshkosh business people.
Just how far the convention would
60 toward unshackling human dog
house occupants was conjectural. Some
delegates, President E. D. Boycks
Oshkosh, observed, had brought their
wives with them.
The order was organized last No
vember, on Friday the 18th, after one
present members alibi fell fiat. With
emancipation" in mind, the dog
house clan selected the birthday an
niversary Of Abraham Lincoln as the
most suitable date for the convention
opening.
Highnghting the convention pro-
gram was the awarding Of prize anc
Evening star., 1937-02-12
BILL HITS USE OF SLUGS
IN DEVICES FOR COINS
Heavy Penalty for Possession
Provided in Measure Intro
duced in House.

A bill to curb the use Of metal
slugs in public telephone pay stations
and other devices designed to be op-
Grated by coin of the United States
was introduced yesterday by Chairman
Norton of the House District Com
mittee.
The measure not only prescribes a
heavy penalty for persons convicted
of using slugs, but makes the pos
session Of them prima facie evil
dence of attempt to cheat or defraud.
The maximum penalty in either case
is fine of $500 or six months i'm
prisonment or both.
Mrs. Norton framed the bill pri-
marily at the request of the c. & P.
Telephone Co., which has reported it
has been losing thousands of dollars
each year through the use of slugs
and counterfeit coins in its public
pay stations The measure, however,
is broad in scope and applies to vend-
ing machines, slot machines, turn
stiles and other similar devices.
Evening star., 1937-02-12
WAGNERLABORACT
DECISION AWAITED
Arguments in Attack on
Law Ends-RuIing Due
After.MarCh |.
BY JOHN H. CLINE.

The legality of the Wagner labor re-
nations act, most important New Deal
measure to come up for judicial re-
view this year, awaited a Supreme
Court decision today following the
completion late yesterday of arguments
I'm five cases attacking its constitu-
'tionality..
In its broader aspects, the decision of
the high court will determine whether
the Federal Government has authority
DO regulate conditions not directly al
necting interstate commerce, but which
may obstruct the free flow of COM
merce among the States by causing
strikes and similar labor disturb
Ances.
Following a session Monday for the
announcement of decisions in other
eases already submitted, the justices
will recess until March /. The rul-
mgs in the labor act cases may be an
nounced any Monday after that date.
The five cases attacking the Wagner
act we're filed by the Associated Press,
the Washington, Virginia and Mary
Hand Bus Co., the Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corp. of Pennsylvania, the
Freuhauf Trailer Co. of Michigan and
the Friedman-H Harry Marks Clothing
Go. of Richmond, Va.
Significant for Industry.
! The last three are the more impor-
Nant cases from an administration
viewpoint, since favorable ruling on
them would extend the effect of the
law to virtually all of the heavy in
dustries and the larger manufacturers.
In closing the argument for the
Government, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Charles E. Wyzanski concentrated
his fire on the steel corporation.
THE steel companies of the coun-
try" he said, have united in COM
mon labor policy. The result is that
strike in one plant is apt to spread
to another.
Sees Problem as National
"Can it reasonably be said that
such gigantic struggle between labor
and employer is not a national prob
lem? Where two such colossal forces
are standing across the stream of
commerce it cannot mean that the
Federal Government is without au-
thority to regulate the causes that
give rise to the controversy"
Attorney Leonard Weinberg, argu-
ang for the Richmond clothing con-
cern, asked whether the legislation
means that I'VE are married to the
employe in shotgun ceremony with
the Labor Board standing over us
with the gun?"
Criticising the boards demand that
the clothing company post a notice
Evening star., 1937-02-12
Hen-Pecked Dog House Clan
Meets to Forget Woes at Home

citation for the most ingenious meth
Cd used to escape a tight spot.
The orders 10 bylaws include pro-
vision for the exchange between men,
bers, at their own risk, of information
on how to get out of the dog house,
and as a suggestion that members so
incarcerated use soft speech, discre-
ton, fiiresse and even flowers and
candy to regain good graces.
Evening star., 1937-02-12
NAME IS CHANGED

St. Thomas Will Be Known as
Charlotte Amalies
st. Thomas, Capital Of the Virgin
Islands, will resume its old name OF
Charlotte Amalie.
The change, asked by the island
Legislature and approved by Gov. Law
renee w. Cramer and the geographic
names division of the Interior De-
partment, is effective March l. Char
lotte Amahe was q Danish Queen.
The name st. Thomas was adopted
when the United States bought the
islands from Denmark.
Evening star., 1937-02-12

A splendid quality, white
broadcloth; weIl-tailored
and finished throughout I
in q high-grade man
/ ner. Sizes 1871 to 18.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Blankets. Comforts

E5.95 ALL WOOL BLANKETS; at
tractive colors, slightly soiled from
handling; 70xS0 in. size; n. TT
reduced for clearance
1885 ALL WOOL BLANKETS;
beautifully loomed; Alb. weight;
slightly soiled from display; & 90
72x90 in. size -----
1-I5.5o ALL WOOL BLANKET; at
tractive plaid effect; in blue; cut and
bound singly; slightly 7O1E
damaged; 72x84 in. size
Sass CELANESE RAYON COM
FORTS; wool filling; (2) plain rose
color, Cd peach-and-green; finely
made; extra large 78x9o-in. q 90
size
4-16.95 TRAPUNTC DOWN COM
FORTS; beautifully made; lovely
brown and winter rose combination;
slightly damaged; re- 1907
duced for clearance
4-13.95 IMPORTED HOLLAND
BLANKETS; we'll loomed; slightly
soiled from handling; Tx OOO
84in. size "
4-I5.s5 IMPORTED HOLLAND
BLANKETS; lovely all-over Jacquard
design; slightly soiled
from handling; Friday 1909
only
LdnsbUgh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Silverware

800 DECANTER ENSEMBLE;
glass bottle container in 2 IN
lovely silver plate container O'oo
2-3.95 STERLING SILVER VASES:
attractive style; make ideal . M
for gifts; Friday only c'oO
LOO COASTERS; sterling silver
with glass; smart modern 20.
style; reduced for clearance wy
4-1.00 SILvERFLATE SETS; sugar
and creamer complete with tray:
lovely style; handsome gift; Sn.
Friday nly---------- wv
11-5.00 APPLE DISHES; beautiful
quality silverplate; grace . 90
ful shape; Friday only
7-2.50 STEAK SETS; 2-piece style:
ebony finish; Elaine pattern; silver
plate; stainless steel handles;C nn
Friday only y-------- oO
800 SILVERPLATE HEST;
handsome wood style with tarnish-
proof interior; holds 100 2 M
pieces; special for Friday Ooo
Lansburgh'eStreet Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Ldnsburgh's-Fourth Floor
Cirdles. Foundations

25-1.50 to 500 GIRDLES: roll on
Lastex pantie and girdle types; ideal
for sports or evening wear; re-
ouee auced for clear 69c & 08c
14-5.00 g. $50 FOUNDATIONS; odd
sizes with lace bras; figured ba-
tiste; well-boned for larger 90
figures; Friday only
5000 FOUNDATIONS & CIR
DIES; semi-stepin and side-closing
styles; for all types of figures; wide
assortment of fabrics and . 90
styles; now o
$500 STANDARD SURGICAL
SUPPORTS, with side lacing adjust
rents; for medium and small
figures; reduced for clear . 90
ance - oo
LdnsbTgh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
TOiletries

144-NOvELTY BATH SETS; good
variety; excellent quality; CEo
special for Friday ---
1880 OONER'S EAU DE
COLOGNE; choice of popular SOo
odeurs; reduced for clearance wv
I0--1.25 VIOLET TOILET WATER;
delightful fragrance; large QOo
size; Friday only
Ldnsburgh'eStreet Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Curtains

80 prs.-2.ss g. 1893 CURTAINS;
rufied and tailored styles; various
patterns and colors; one 90
and-two-of-a-kind; Pr
so prs.-49c PRINTED CELLO
PHANE CURTAINS; 3-piece style;
cleanable; ideal for kitchen, den,
bathroom, etc.; IN -yd. 20c
AZ prs.-1.sS to 1893 CURTAINS;
ruffled and tailored styles: mostly
ne-and-two-of-a kind; lovely quail
ity; reduced for clearance; I On
prs. II 1898 SWAGGER CUR
TAINS; chintz and net
styles; peach color: sold as A. 90
Is, pr.
81 R1~AA
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Draperies

5 prs.--2.9s DRAPERIEs: rayon-
arld-cotton damask: 72-inch width
to the pair; lined; pinch
pleated; CD blue, a. gold; loo
IL prs.-3.9s to 1898 DRAPERIES;
rayon-and-cotton taffeta and rayon-
and-cotton damask; vari-
Gus smart colors; sold as 2.08
Is; pr. "|o
Ldnsburgh's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Gloves

Gloves
IS prs.-1.S5 WOMEN'S GLOVES;
better quality suedes with patent
leather trimming; black and *
brown; broken sizes; pr
40 prs.-2.95 WOMEN'S MOCHA
GLOVES; pull-on styles; pique sewn;
red, green, and blue; brok-
en- sizes; reduced for clear . 90
Ldnsburgh's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Evening Bags
IA OFF

Seed Pearl, Sequin and bead COM
binations; silver and gold colored
metals and rhinestones.
Evening star., 1937-12-09

6-69c and LOO TIE BACKS; horse
shoe style; reduced for clear %,
25-27c MEMS VELVET HANGERS;
well made: choice of colors; IN,
Friday only y---
2-2.25 MAGAZINE RACKS; roomy
size; with handle: may be carried
from place to place; re- I OO
duced for clearance --- ""
5-3.95 PRISCILLA CABINETS; at
tractive finish; make ideal . M
gifts; special for Friday oo
1926 RADIO LAMPS; smart
styles; make attractive Oc
gifts; Friday only A|o
16-1.s5 DESK LAMPS: 1Oo
nice for gifts; Friday only 'oo
1o-1,oo VASES; gift type; variety of
styles; one-of-akind; spe- IN.
cial for Friday ay----- coS
34-50c SILVER CASES; make
smart bridge prizes, etc, re- o.
duced for clearance; each cS
Lansburgh's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09

LdnsbtLrgh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09


complete with stand; floor = az
sample ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4-195 METAL TRAYS; large size;
round style; slightly SCARED from
display; reduced for clear-' 7 M
ance
6-l.95 HORS D'OEUVRES HOLD
ERS; good variety of designs wooden
ware; special for Fri M
day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oo
6-1.25 BENTWOOD TRAYS; round
style: liquor resistant; re- 20,
duced for clearance -
2-3.s5 DECORATED S A L AD
BOWLS; footed style; large . 90
size; graceful shape e-
2-2.95 FOOTED SALAD BOWLS;
beautiful decoration: attractive
style; reduced for clear 90
ance
2-1.95 SERVING TRAYS; large
size; good quality; special 7 OO
for Friday y------------ 'oo
2-1.0o SERVING TRAYS; nicely
made; attractive style; re- 40c
duced for clearance -------
2-249 FOOTED SALAD BOWLS;
smart modern style; good I 20
quality; Friday, each
1-11.95 UNIVERSAL CHAFING
DISH; ideal for gift; perfect condi-
ton; floor sample; special QOS
for Friday y-----
1-5.95 TRAY SET; consists of relish
dish, 2-slice chrome finish toaster
and cutting board; spe- 2 90
cial for Friday y-------
7-10.s5 HOSTESS SETS AND
STANDS; makes complete serving
unit Without accessories makes
smart coffee table, Fri 7.05
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lunsburgh s-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-09

La,sb:tYgh's--Fourth Floor
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
AT IT AGAIN

President Roosevelt is at it again. - =
Not content with supreme court reversals and grow
ing antipathy to many of his plans for regmenng the
people, whether they like it not, he calls for
special session of congress.
True this extra assemblage of legislators will be
pense to public already overburdened with taxes, but
the results of such sessiof Roosevelt is successful in
getting his ideas ughs liable to prove far cost
y than the price of paying congressmen's expenses.
special session at this time is bound to engender
rest in business The uncertainty of the outcome will
virtual halt to what progress industry and bust
have made in recent years. big factor in the opm
ism of late months has been the feeling in business circles
that the president at last has given up many of his phil
osophesthat added to certain decisions of the supreme
court
But now if the president succeeds in his schemes
remember that he now has another New Dealer the
Supreme court-the country will return to another apahe
tic stage.
Another depression would be fatal Why? Look at the
rising public debt and you have the It is debt
billions than what the country had to contend with
when the 1929 debace hit the nation.
While he says he wants legislative program to help
agriculture industry and labor, have sneakng
picon he will concentrate revivng of his NRA,
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

AAA and other alphabetical regulations which clear think
ing and hard working people want none of. ~.*.~4z
His secretary Of agriculture, Mr. Wallace is RooseVets
spokesman for agriculture and of the presidents
greatest and most rabd supporters of his policies There
can question that Mr. Wallace has discovered great
economic secret At least it to have been secret
the New Dealers If they had listened to of the
antNew Deal speeches in Congress when the cotton loan
restriction Of the American crop and peggng of the price
here would encourage the production of cotton abroad and
cut off fore market is of unfortunate
that they didn't take heed and save some hundreds of
millions of dollars for Uncle Sam and future loss and
trouble for cotton farmers And Judging from the
loan legislation the recent session of Congress would
that all of the New Deal statesmen are yet awake
to the great discoveries which Mr. Wallace has made in
the realms of economy.
Certain is that things have happened to our foreign
cotton market AS Mr. Wallace has pointed OUT in 1911
furnished 60 per cent of the cotton used by foreign
nations Last year furnished only % per cent And it
good bet that if the present system of restricting and
price pegging by government loans is continued will
eventually lose foreign cotton market entirely and
have enough government owned cotton backed up in our
country to provide whiskers for billion Santa
Clauses
Mr. Wallace would remedy the situation by giving the
farmer parity income instead of parity price. This plan
complicated than the first and is just
about apt to miss fire because control neither the
weather the foreign production Maybe it's about time
to little Horse and Buggy sense in agricultural
affairs and permit the farmer to do little thinking for
himself.
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
DARK Theatre
] ROGRAM .

Fri, Sat.,-Oct. 1928. DOUB.
LIE FEATURE. No. /. JACK RAN
DALI (the sensational singing
cowboy in "STARS OVER ARR
IONA" The singing buckaroo with
dynamite in both fists! Give him
a gun and a guitar-and wild
horses can't stop this honnbre! No
2. Frank (Jr.) Coghlan-Florence
Mckinney in --"BLAZING BAR
RIERS". Cracking with excite
ment-sizzling with action-first
sensational drama of the G. G. G.
Made with the official cooperation
of the U. S. Civilian Conservation
Corps and the U. S.. Forest Ser
vice, Dept. of Agriculture. RAIN
BOW NIGHT SATURDAY.
Sum-, Mon., Tues, Oct. 24-15-26'
His golden voice again floods the
screen! NINO MARTINI, JOAN
FONTAINE, Billy Gilbert, Alan
Mowbray in MUSIC FOR MA
DAME" A gay comedy drama with
Nino Martini's voice holding you
spellbound! Also Carnival In
Paris cartoon & News! Matinee
Sunday 2 P. M.
We'd, Thurs, Oct. 27-28 DOUB-
LIE FEATURE No. 1. William Gar
gan, Jean Rogers in REPORTED
MISSING. A parachute killer per-
lis the planes! No. 2. James Glea-
son, Zasu Pitts, in "FORTY
NAUGHTY GIRLS" Another
battling crime solved by the
screens funniest sleuth and sleuth-
ess. RAINBOW NIGHT WE'D
NESDAY.
Fri. Sat-, Oct. 1890. DOUBLE
FEATURE. No. 1. BUCK JONES
(The Action Ace) in SAND
FLOW. Buck will thrill you again
in this mighty western drama! No.
2. MICKEY ROONEY (the boy
starr: in "HOOSIER SCHOOL
Boy. You'll laugh a little, cry a
little, and applaud this young star!
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
AMERICAS LEGION

This community like every other, has it's contingent OF
American Legionnares Nearly of years ago they
returned triumphant from the Great War and became
citizens to whom point with pride Today we can look
upon them doubly proud because the American Legion
has demonstrated itself typfyng the true spirit of
Americanis1n upon which this nation was founded.
In New York City recently 100000 Legionnaires
paraded that spirit up fabulous Fifth for Is hours
in the most amazing demonstration witnessed by that
base metropolis. Up that fashionable thoroughfare-
scene of May Day parades when the red flag of Commn
ism is Haunted and where the flags and soap box cham
pions of other sms'' beg attention and foloWershe
American Legion paraded the American flag and demon
srated to the millions who lined the that there is
still deep patriotic for that flag and the Con-
situtiona ghts of every of this nation 19O million
citizens
In convention the legion delegates did not ponder po
ca and partisan issues but voted matters Of far great
er national import They voted to ask Congress for
investigation and deportation of those alien sm groups
and they reaffrmed their faith in the Bill of Rights
living document designed for the protection of the hum
blest citizen
This community is fortunate to have among it's citizens
number of these true Americans the Legonnares How
ever is regrettabe that the egons gigantic parade up
Fifth avenue could not have been made the entire length
of the Lincoln Highway. Had this been possible, there
would not be man, growing youth in America
today who would not feel reassured that there strong
patriotic ferver for defense of individual liberty.