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The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Naval Patrol of Spain
Begun by Four Powers

NIARSHIPS Of Great Britain,
w France, Italy and Germany
started the naval patrol along the
coasts of Spain designed to isolate
the civil war as provided for by one
neutrality agreement entered into
by 27 nations. The two latter ma
tions are guarding the government
coast and the two former the Fascist
shore line. Ships going to Spain
are required to halt at designated
ports for inspection and agents of
the international committee will Ell
ther certify that no arms or volun-
teers arc aboard, or will accompany
the vessels to Spain. The control
ports are: Gibraltar, Lisbon, Oran,
Algeria; Leverdon, Cette, Cher
bourg, Brest, Marseille and Bor-
deauw, France; Palermo, Italy, and
an anchorage off southeast Eng
land.
The nonintervention committee
chose Admiral M. H. Van Dulm, for
mer commander of the Dutch East
Indies fleet, to direct the neutrality
program and put Admiral J. S. G.
Oliver, former Dutch squadron COM
mander, in charge of the naval pa
troll and Col. Christian Lunn of Den
mark in charge of the frontier
guard.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Ask Me Another
Il General Quiz
@Ben Syndicate.-WNU Service.


l. Is a spider an insect?
2. In what country were peas
ants called "serfs'?
3. What Go stage people mean
by a prop?
4. What is a catamaran?
5. Who was Samuel Johnson?
6. Near what sea was Jericho?
7. What is a more common
name for & trefoil?
8. What famous English poet
helped the Greeks against the
Turks?
8. What is an isobar?
10. In what mythology was Isis
a goddess?
II. Of what system is the highest
mountain in the world a part?
H. What is sarsenet?
Answers
/. The spider is not an insect
but member Of the class Arach-
nida which includes also mites,
scorpions etc. Insects have three
body divisions and four wings,
while spiders have two body divi-
sions and no wings. Insects have
three pairs of walking legs;
spiders four.
2. Russia.
3. An article used in play.
4. A long narrow raft.
5. An English photographer
1709-1784).
6. The Dead Sea.
7. The clover.
8. Lord Byron.
9. A line connecting points hav-
ing the same barometric pres
sure.
10. The Egyptian.
II. The Hirnalaya Mount Ever
est).
IL. A thin fine silk.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

will have a residence and automo-
bile. His salary in Cincinnati has
been $4,000.
The new president is ffty-four
years old and unmarried. He was
educated at the University of Iowa
and taught political science at the
University of Chicago, Ohio State
and the University of Kansas be-
fore he entered the field of public
administration. He announced that
he was returning to college work
with great enthusiasm" He also
said he agreed down to the grass
roots" with the ideals of academic
freedom which prevail at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
THAT is proper and ought to be-"
he said Under this freedom, as
understood by the teaching profess
sion, men do not give up opinions,
ideas and responsibilities as citizens
because they go into teaching"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Labor Relations Board
Hits Remington-Rand

D EMINGTON RAND, INC, large
IN manufacturer of office equip
ment, was accused by the federal
labor relations board of violating
the Wagner-Connery act and of US
ing ruthless" methods in trying to
break the strike of 5000 workers
in six of its plants. The corporation
was ordered to cease alleged inter-
ference with union activities of it's
employees; to bargain collectively
with a majority of its workers; to
reinstate strikers without discrimi-
nation and to withdraw support of
so-called company unions in it's
lion. N. Y, and Middleton, Conn.,,
plants.
The labor board declared the cor
poration exhibited a callous, i'm
perturbable disregard of the rights
of its employees that is medieval in
its assumption of power over the
lives of men and shocking in its
concept of the status of the modern
industrial worker"
1t said Remington-Rand officials
deliberately provoked disorders in
order to turn public sentiment
against the workers and stood will
irC to sacrifice the lives of the men
whom it hired to break the strike as
well as those of the strikers"
Secretary of Labor Perkins al
ready had entered into this affair,
having summoned James H. Rand,
Jr., president of the company, to a
conference in her office. About the
same time John P. Frey, president
of the metal trades department of
the A. F. of L., protested against an
award of contract to the company
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Month in Jail and Fine
for DR.. F. E. Townsend

TNLESS his appeal is successful,
~ DR.. Francis E. Townsend, head
of Old Age Revolving Pensions,
Ltd, will have to spend a month in
Jail and pay fine of $l00. This
was the sentence passed on him
by Judge Peyton Gordon in Wash
ington for contempt of the house of
representative in walking out of
committee meeting last May.
Il would do the same thing to-
morrow should the occasion arise"
said the elderly doctor. THE ques-
ton here is how long a citizen must
submit to the abuse of congress
sional committee before walking out
on them. feel that it was the only
honorable thing to have done.
II am more than happy to take
the consequences of my defiance of
the unconstitutional imposition and
persecution Of the pygmy-minded
men who composed the majority Of
the Bell committee"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

t h e controversy
over the Supreme
court took on re-
neWed heat. Mr..
Roosevelt's t a | k
was so generally
heard over the ra-
dio that no extend
ed report of it is
needed. He made an
extraordinarily bit
ter attack on the
majority of the Su-
preme court that
has repeatedly up-
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Shor+-Lived Governments

France has had 100 govern
ments-premiers and their cab
inets-or an average of one every
eight months since becoming a
republic for the third time in 1871.
Not one has served a full term
of four years because each has
been forced to resign the first
time that one of it's bills was
voted down by the National AS
sembly, an act which is indica-
tive of lack of confidence in the
cabinet. Golfers Weekly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Kiski valley, parts
of the Pittsburgh in
dustrial region that
have been strongly
nonunion.
Eight of the twen-
ty-two employee rep
resentatives in the
Vandergrift plant Of
Carnegie Illinois
S t e el corporation
were reported to
have gone over to
t h e Lewis union.
The plant employs
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

lures, paused in
New York a short
time and hustled
into Hollywood to go
to work at RKO.
She loved sightsee-
ing in England, par
ticularly as her
guide was the mel
loW-voiced Charles
Laughton of innu-
merable film tri-
umphJ, including
"Ruggles of Red
Gap" in which she
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

anu IlSCh VI 1
should say test and
test - race for the
leading role in Sam
uel Goldwyn's film
of Dead End"
Each girl has made
several tests of the
big scenes in the
play and both are so
good, Mr.. GoldWyn
is having a hard
time choosing be-
tween them. Holly
I1ynn1 cnrt af hnn0c
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

ODDS AND ENDS-JOhn Barry.
more looked at himself on the screen
and ,Cas so shocked that he rUent of
to the desert toith physical trainer
and uent in for regular hours and
exercise. After tlUO tOeeks he emerged
looking healthy and about ten years
Younger Gertrude Michael, fully
recovered after long hospital siege,
is starting ,cork in There Goes My
Girl" newspaper story in 1ohich Lee
Tracy, as usual, plays the star reporter
Paul NUM- gretU a beard for his
part in "The Woman | Lore and lcas
longing for the day rohen he could
share it of uhen he got the bad ne,os
that he roiH hare to keep it months
longer for his role in "The Life Of
Emile lola" Shirley Temple has
been promoted to the fourth grade,
but she can console herself that she
UouEd be rated senior in any sing,
ing. dancing or dramatic school.
G Western Newspaper Union.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
DR.. Elihu Thompson, Noted
Inventor, Taken by Death

DR. ELIHU THOMPSON, one OF
~ the country's famous inventors,
a contemporary and friend of
Thomas A. Edison, died in Swamp.
scott, Mass, at the age of eighty
four. His scientific discoveries and
inventions were numerous, but he is
perhaps best known as the discov-
erer of electric welding and the in.
vention of the centrifugal cream
separator and the centrifuge, an in
strument used in biological labora-
tories. Thompson was born in Eng
land and was brought to the United
States when a child.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
New Duffey Coal Bill
Passed by the House

WITHOUT a record vote the
w house passed the new Duffey-
Vinson coal bill, which takes the
place of the measure knocked out
by the Supreme court. 1t would set
up government regulation of the
soft coal industry through a COM
mission in the department of the
interior.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
STAR ;
DUST
Movie . Radio ,
Xxx BY VIRGINIA VALE**4

IF YOU enjoy yourself most
l. at films that make your
hair stand on end, your spine
tingle, and your hands grow
damp in terror, Gaumont-
British has brought over just
the ideal evenings entertain
ment for you. 1t is "The
Woman Alone" with Oscar
Homolka and Sylvia Sidney.
If you take my advice, you will
see it in the afternoon, so you will
have a few hours before bedtime in
which to recover from the sheer ter
ror it inspires. But by all means
see it, even if it does mean loss of
sleep for a few days, for it is one
of the smoothest and most gripping
pictures you will ever have a chance
to see.
x
Speaking of Sylvia Sidney, she
and Ann Dvorak are running a neck
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Great French Arms Plant
Taken by Government

THE Creusot works of the famous
l. old Schneider armaments firm
in France has been appropriated by
the French government and formal
possession will be taken by decree.
Everything in the workshops and
stores of the firm which has to do
tools, machinery, and stocks-will
be taken over.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

All Hollywood is rejoicing because
w. c. Fields is so far on the road to
recovery that he is able to have a
few visitors now, walk around the
sanitarium grounds, and even think
about coming back to Paramount to
work. During his illness he became
one of the country's leading radio
fans. All day and far into the night
he was listening, and he thinks that
curiosity about the next punch in
the Jack Benny-Fred Allen feud
helped to keep him alive. His other
favorites are Easy Aces and Lum
and Abner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

consin and accepted
after a conference
with the board of re-
gents. He is ex-
pected to assume
his new duties in a
few weeks. Mr. Dyk-
S ira, succeeding
Glen Frank who was
ousted because he
did not please the
La Toilette regime,
will receive a salary
of $4,000 a wear and
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

appeared. Laughton not only
showed her around London, he gave
her pair of exquisite French an
tique vases for her new home. In
cidentally, a radio sponsor is trying
to get Zasu to devote all her time to
radio programs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Progress and Plans of
the G. I. 0. CAMPAIGN

" NICTORIES for the steel cam
v paign of the c. I. O., which is
conducted by Philip Murray, were
claimed in McKeesport and the
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

When Jean Sablon sang on the
Rudy Vallee hour recently, all the
film scouts were listening. Immedi-
ately studio heads telegraphed their
New York offices to take a look at
him and put him under contract if
his appearance was half as roman
tic as his voice. They reported that
he was every studios dream of
matinee idol, but none have sue
ceeded in getting him under con-
tract yet. Mr.. Sablon is twenty
nine years old and has been singing
in operettas in Paris ever since he
was sixteen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Ann Dvorak will get the role, be-
cause Sylvia Sidney has had so
many triumphs lately, she really
doesn't need another as much as the
lovable Ann does.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
Dykstra New President
of Wisconsin University

CLARENCE A. DYKSTRA, who
" has been city manager of Gin
cinnati since 1880, was offered the
presidency of the University of Wis
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
President and Cummings
Defend Court Plan

MYTH the repercussions from
w the Presidents fireside radio
address and the opening of hearings
by the senate judiciary committee,
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
SAVE MONEY WITH THIS
REMARKABLE QEEER

Here's your chance to try out Denton's or the
most liberal offer we have ever made. We will
send you full II OF. bottle Of Denton q Facial
Maqnesia (retail price SD, plus regular size
box of famous Milnesia Waters Qknown Though
out the country the original Milk Of Magneso
tablets), plus the Denton Magic Mirror (shows
you what your skin specialist sees) all for only
$ll Don't miss cashinq in this extraordinary
offer. Good for a few weeks only. Write today.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Everyone who enjoys madcap
comedy will be pleased with the
forthcoming Love Is News" Ty-
rome Power, Don Ameche, and Lo-
retta Young play the leading roles,
but there is another member of the
cast who may interest you even
more. Playing opposite Tyrone
Power is young lady named Carol
Tevis who is an old, old friend of
yours. Never heard of her? Maybe
not under that name, but surely
you will recall that you have loved
and cherished her for years when
1 tell you that she used to be the
voice of Minnie Mouse.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

by the social security board, and
the chairman of that board an
nounced a reconsideration of the
award.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Zasu Pitts has come back from
England where she made two pic
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
NO MORE
TELL TALE
WRINKLES

New Cream Smooths Skin. Use
Magnesia to Bring Back Youthful
Complexion look Years Younger.
Dontlet wrinkles rob your face of youth.
Men admire, women envy afresh young
complexion. Denton's Facial Magnesia
gives it back 10 you. Its magnesia base
smooths tired skin, clears the pores,
revives skin texture.
Watch the years s0ibe aWay
With the Denton Magic Mirror you can actually
see the day by day improvement in your COM
plexion. You can see big, ugly pores grow
smaller, become unnohceable; the skin turns
smooth and firm; wrinkles gradually 90 away.
1t is not long before your face looks and
feels years younger.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
BABY CHICKS

Quality Chicks, POults, White Leghorns,
Rocks Reds. Bramas. Delivery guaranteed.
Westland Poultry Farm, Canon City, Colo.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Speaking of Sylvia Sidney, she
and Ann Dvorak are running neck
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

Tehama County offers reward
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
Prospects Of High j..
Returns Please
Tomato Growers

California's canning tomato pro-
ducers, in which the growers OF
late tomatoes in the valley may
be numbered. have been pleased
with prospects of obtaining high
err net returns this year as re-
suit of the activities Of the Cali
fornia farm bureau federation, ac-
cording to reports made by lead
ers in the industry to Alex john
hon, secretary treasurer of the
California farm bureau federation.
The federation laid down pro-
gram, through it's tomato growers
committee whereby payment of
SIS per ton fob. ranch is to be
asked, the Gamers furnishing lug
boxes free to producers and trans
acting all negotiations for sale and
purchase of canning tomatoes on
the contract developed by the fed
Grafton. Large growers in all Sec
tions have informed Johnson that
they are standing pat on this pro-
gram.
THE difference between the $40
we received in 1886 and the SIS
We are now asking, the latter fig
ure representing only our cost of
production, will mean additional
millions of dollars to the canning
tomato industry" said Albert c.
Franklin of Sacramento, chairman
of the farm bureaus tomato
growers committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

gram Entrants will include boys
and girls and men and women,
mounted on every breed of horse.
The horse show. slowly develop
ing for several years into an out
standing part of the county fair,
last year included many purebred
animals of a calibre as high as any
to be found at most metropolitan
shows, and other horses whose ed
ucation in practical matters and
tricks make up for what they lack
ed in the way of ancestry.
Inciting more comment than any
other individual part of the fair.
the horse show of last year paved
the way for this years event. Of
ficials believed the show net week
will not fall below expectations.
Feature events on the program
will include balloon race. Shet-
land pony race, a parent and child
class, a sulky race, a boys race.
girls race and two cowpony races.
and selection of the best trained
coWpony
Prizes are offered also for the
best horseman, for adults and
children on gated horses. for Shet-
land ponies, and for best horses
entered
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
Valley Growers
Approve Plan
To Boost Crop

"a fair should reflect both the
accomplishments and the ambitions
of a community" said S. E. Robin
son, former state assemblyman. in
addressing the Imperial County
Farm Bureau recently
Robinson. observers believed, was
voicing the policy which has mott
vated his old friend, Chairman Ben
Hulse. and other members of the
fair beard in directing the Imperial
County Mid-winter Fair.
The fair this year, exhibitors
lists indicated. will reflect not only
the accomplishments Of individuals
and firms in the dairy. shipping
and produce fields. but will at
tempt to mirror potential devcl-
opments.
Especially. will there be an un-
dertcne of ambition for greater de-
velopment of the dairying indus
try in Imperial Valley. With inter-
est increased during recent Years
by formation of the Milk Institute
Of Imperial Valley and by greater
public recognition of the import
ance CT dairying here, it is felt by
dairymen that growth of their in
dustry will be particularly great in
the next few Years.
Introduction of purebred stock
and a heightened interest in breed
ing, eradication of tuberculosis in
dairy herds, greater health protec-
tlon measures and other items
were viewed as especial boons to
the dairy industry
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

The lettuce industry last year
produced total of between g. and
100000 dollars in new wealth. This
year, growers estimated it will pro-
duce between five million and six
millions of new wealth for Imperial
Valley.
A total of 1921 carlots, or their
equivalent. were shipped from the
valley last year by train and truck.
To date this season, the equivalent
of approximately 5000 cars of let
tuce-including truck shipments
has been moved out of the valley.
Renewed activity in the lettuce
industry has been increasingly man
ifested during the current season
by construction of new plants and
enlargement Of existing plants for
packing and shipping the green
gold"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
HORSE SHOW TO BE
AMONG FAIR 6 MOST
POPULAR FEATURES

Following closely the outstand-
ing success of a similar show last
year, but expanded to include new
fields. this years horse show at
the Imperial County Mid Winter
Fair will be one of the most pop
ular events on the entire fair pro-
gram, members of the fair board
were led to believe late this week
by the increasing interest of both
contestants and non-contestants
Beginning at noon March IA. the
horse show will last until after
4;30 pm. In rapid fire order. 10
events will be run off on the pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
Sheep Entries at
Fair to All Be
From Other Area

Since the sheep industry In the
valley is entirely a feeder indus
try the entries at the fair will
come from outside the county.
So much interest has been shown
by sheepmen throughout the state
and in Arizona that exceptionally
1ine classes of sheep will be ex-
hiplted, all available space having
oeen reserved for these entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

dropped below So crate for 5's, and
at one time since then reached a
peak of 81 a crate
Lettuce in Imperial Valley this
year, according to one conservative
estimate will be classed as six
million dollar crop or more. The
same conservative estimate fixed
the average price for the entire
current season at $3.50 a crate-an
increase of at least rs per cent
over last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

How he piled up an original In
vestment Of $2,072, 900 into securi-
ties valued at S612.000,000 in
1929 was related to counsel for
the Securities and Exchange COM
mission investigating investment
trusts in Washington by Harrison
williams, above, utilities mag
nate. Williams traced his finan-
cial dealings from the time he
abandoned bicycle manufacturing
at Elyria, o., in 1906, until he
gained control of $730,000,000
utility empire. His basic invest
n1ent was the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co. His wife Is
known as the "best-dresscd wom-
all in the world.
Central PIs:s
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
GROWERS GAY OVER MOST SUCCESSFUL LETTUCE DEAL IN YEAR
PRICES MAINTAIN
AT STRONG LEVEL
ALL THRU SEASON

Most successful lettuce deal since pre-depresson days
is under way in Imperial Valley, jubilan growers and
shippers agreed this week
Especially fortunate, they said, have been growers
with late lettuce Since d-January, lettuce has not
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

Six inches of rain fell on Feb. 4.
in Sonoma County causing some
loss of top soil.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

Fred Huffman, Cederaville, Mo-
doc County, recently sold a large
number of steers for 81 cents per
pound
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

The state game farm, Yountville,
Napa county, has added French
redleg partridges to its breeding
stock
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

The extension service office in
Marin County is now located in the
new post office at San Rafael
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

A grower recently sold 100 bales
OF Mendocino County hops for 38
cents per pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

for the apprehension OF livestock
and poultry thieves.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
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Use Your Charga-Plate
Enjoy the advantages ChoeoPIoe offers It's an exclusive
Heeh Co. service II you do have an account we will be
pleased to orange one for you.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
Ample Parking Space

For greater convenience Modern Parking Budna right
at the of the store Rotes 0c for the first hour Sc
FOR every holf hour fraction thereafter.
Evening star., 1937-11-30

Potent Ieother oxfords and strop shoes
for dress and party wear. Sturdy elk
shoes for school, in moceosin toes
plain or wing tips and kiItie tongue
styles. Mode on scientific Fit Rite
lasts, to keep growing feet healthy,
and fitted by x-Roy. All with Leather
soIes, in sizes 6h to 3, A to D.
(second Floor. children's Shoes. The
Hecht co..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

vach and family, Paul To-day and
family, George To-day and family,
Mr.. and Mrs Greene, Pull J6zsef
es csaladja, Pitlik Janos es csaladja,
Kovacs Pal es csaladja, Fabian Gyu-
la es csaladja, Varga JOSEF es csa-
ladja, Stanko JOSEF es csaladja, Ha-
lasz Janos es csaladja, Balog Ferenc
es csaladja, Szallai Ferenc es csa-
ladja, T6t6h Gy0rgy es csaladja,
Pall6 Pal es csaladja, Pejko Vince
es csaladja, Bisztucz Mihaly es csa-
ladja, Koleszar Janos es csaladja,
Varadi Lajos es csaladja, Lukovszky
Pal es csaladja, Walter Janos es csa-
ladja, Sztanko Janos es csaladja, Ju-
back family, Albert Polaseak and
family, Joseph, Anna and John Ca
litzky, Jevesak family, Guidos IA
mily, Betty Brody. Youngstown
boil: Elmer Campbell and family,
Horvath josef, s. Side, Rendes J6-
zsef es csaladja, Brogly Ignac es
csaladja. - Clevelandb6l: Rudolf Ist-
van es csaladja.
Ezuton is halas koszonetet
mond a csalad a megtisztelte-
tesert' az 0sszes jelenvoltaknak.
Az eskiivo szombaton, feb
ruar Gan lesz sziik csaladi k0r-
ben.