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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Resumption of police ambulance
service for industrial accidents wss
announced Friday by Police Chief
Einar Langseth.
The change was made after con-
siders bic dissatisfaction was voiced
by Tacoma longshoren.en and en-
ployes Of the Port Of Tacoma be
cause of a delay in obtaining a
private ambulance for Helmer ;.
Kleiberg. longshoreman who was
fatally injured by falling timber
Thursday while working at Port
piers.
KIeiberg lived few minutes
after the accident, II was said. but
was dead before reaching nos
pitsl. Others employed al the
Port declared IS minutes elapsed
before an ambulance reached the
dock
Police ambulance equipment had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
7 CITY CHIEFS
ARE INDICTED

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Seven city
officials, including the mayor and
four commissioners and police
chief faced charges of malfeasance
today in an investigation Of ring
accused of operating protected vice
and gambling houses as tempta-
lions to students at University OF
Illinois.
They were named in indictments
returned by a county grand Jury.
which began its investigation after
the staying Feb. is of William
Spurrier. 81. Toledo. O.. univer-
sitv sophomore. He was shot 10
death by a Negro resort keeper.
The malfeasance charge is
punisha bic by fine of not more
than $4,000 and removal from
office. No prison or jail sentence
is possible on the charge
The indictments we're the
anti-ciimax TO fight uniser-
Sity authorities have "aged
with city officials for two
years. in an attempt TO clean
nm vice conditions. The dis
pute broke wide open when
Spurrier was slain. .=..
MAYOR James D. Flynn was
named specifically IN the indict-
nents on a charge OF having
neglected his duty in suppressing
vice resorts. He was quoted a
year ago as having said publicly
that prostitution would continue
TO exist in some form
1T is far better for the COM
muni,y." he said. IF prostitutes
] are known. regulated and ex-
smined. Facing the fact that
prostitution cannot be stamped out
by reforrners. I intend TO reduce u
a far as possible and regulate II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

lie spoke before the governing
board Of Pan American Union In
participation IN Psn.Amsrtcan
day. The president took the role
Of spokesman for the west In .
hold veto against dictstorisl orRs.
nixsiion Of the world
Roosevelt. indirectly defended
the European froni developing
under French and British dipIo-
matte msBeuysrs 10 erect barriers
against further German or Italian
expansion ON the continent His
address bristisd with detrrmins-
ton 10 defend this eouBtfy's lnsil.
tutions and Ia help western ssixb-
bors defend themselves.
Nut the president said ~
stiii wss e0sfbdent the sew
world could help sks sid avert
disaster.
There il no fatality" hs said,
which forces the old world
towards Bsw estasifophs. Men
are not prisoners Of fate. but only
prisoners Of their owg minds +"
Mis- words. apparently issii~
Ing thu plain people Of toisis-
tssiss stst<s Ia "bsesk th~is
bonds." ~sss broadcast - ~
uttered them and ssse tssss-
lated for short wave delivery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
EMPIRE.SOvIET
arms ALLIANCE
IsPOSSIb|L|TY
London Again Warns
Italy it Must Re-
move its Soldiers
From Spain
EUROPE

Possibility of limited mill
tary understanding between
Great Britain and Soviet Rus
STA was limited for the first
time today after the British
foreign office sent special but
undisclosed instructions 10
Sir William Seeds. British am
bassador at Moscow.
The British government, mean
while, Was reported to have init
mated To Italy that 1t would b.
forced to denounce the British
Italian friendship treaty Of 1913.
unless Fascist fighting forces be
gan withdrawing from SPAR
early in MAY.
Soviet Russia has remained ih'
biggest question mark In tht
European anti-aggression front
which Great Britain and France
have sought TO build against future
totaiitsrisn expansion by giving
pledges of military aid TO Poland
Greece and Rumanis and working
out details of n similar pledge Ia
Turkey.
Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain was sharply
criticized on all sides In the
house Of commons yesterday
because of delay In bringing
the Soviets, with IN Estimated
900, 900 men under nrmA.
into the so-caiied "peace
front"
II was reported without confir-
nation in diplomatic circles that
Sir William would discuss with
Litvinov the feasibility Of an ali
pact with the Soviet. London
official sources refused to com
ment and Soviet diplomats were
doubtful that Chamberlain fears
Of the Russian system had been
sufficiently overcome to convert
him TO a strong collective security
agreement. supplemented by def
mite military arrangements, with
Moscow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
TRAILER bIj(zE
TAXES LIFE +
GEORGE aEsN
Ex.Kansan Ssssesni|bo
in Puyallup plso
Of Unknown ovi0In
Near Cabin CauuDp

puyAl.l.uP - t;sosos :.
Glossy. n. was burned . 6soeh
Friday morning abeut : e'clooh
while slssplne n . tsailor
near The cabin camp swno6 ~
his parents. NJ. snd Mn J. :.
Glossy. at III 1nd sse., NV.
csuss a. Inc NJ. whoso oo1nny
destroyed shs tssi1es boosso ~
bcsty scuis ~ rsensve1. = -
hnswn. according u uDemoogo -
lhe etre depareNpeWt - ongunnr
J. r. Long. VIE Nvseelonee1 -
accident.
0ssey had hpsm . vsnlopeo No.
IN pone tWo yoasA eoW00 Wum
kAnses uee11oe ~ pogoooA -
u SURVIVED ~ = bgueheg. puu4 -
ruynilup. ed : nsue1es, Wllo1nm.
sad s,slss. Nh. nnth p1nnep. -
xanooo.
tn parents wiH sseempony ~
hedy. which wAs vsmsvsd - WnDs
Iey and cIenseate neetuaky. q
ouriinetaN. kae'. issvlng vte1eS
nlehs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
CeIlulOid Doll
Fire Kills Tot

sEATTLE-Sins-month-old Mel
yin Kenneth Jermsns died Thurs
day from burns suffered three
months ago when q cslluloid doll
b. Sss playing with caught fire
from an electric heater ana fell
on MIN Ia his erb. The child ~ss
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. {. N.
Jsrnnsne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Herman Goering. German Nszi air
chief and first aide Of Adolf Hitler,
for conference on European
policy.
Diplomatic quarters understood
the talks would range over the
wide field Of axis" cooperation.
commercial. financial. political
and military In view u the "pese.
front" forged by Great Britain
and France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
EID|NP.KIuER
MDEATnCnAR

JOLIET. Ill.--t.lyin Wood.
81, once \ prosperous farmer,
who loaf hia money and killed
his lifelong friend In -
awkward kidnap plot to obtain
money 10 save his homestead.
died today In the electric chair
Mt state prison.
The execution was carried out
ON the day originally fixed. and
only ~ days after commtassom II
the crime unusually win n
fllinois crime annals for pssntsh'
ment NJ . murderef.
Wood shot and killed Ahnsr Mel.
son. 90 wealthy Morris. H.. farmer,
Feb. 10 They had been school
boy chums and lodge brothers.
Police had IN sasy time fln6knG
the slayer. Nelson's nelghbovs Nod
seen Wood 90 IN the farm end
police found blood stains IN BIZ
automobile.
We wss asrestea as1 ese-
seeee1 tws dnys sftes NJ
slaying. in1iets1 the fsl1swiae
week - oopo1e1 gultty
Masrh :. ~ Was soetuneed =
a. Mnsen .
Ne had bssn rssssned In he fass
during The past week. and Nod
shown littls Interest In attempea
10 save his life. Ne last chance
vanished yesterday. when Gov,
Henry Hosnsr denied piss for I
stay. Hls attorney. 4. 3. vtner,
said thers hsd not been enough
time 10 appeal 70 state supreme
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
VashOn Athlete
Dies of Injury

SEATTLE - Herbert Garfield.
1s-year-old ysshon high school
athlete. died in hospital today
from an injury suffered yesterday
while prscticing high jumping pre-
psrstory 10 entering q school track
meet.
Garfield. brother Of Don Can
field. No. 3 man ON the University
Of Warrington crew, suffered a
broken neck when he fell during
q jump.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
HARMON VALLEY LOSES
Sd FREEDOM EFFORT

valley. serving term in AlcatraZ
for the 1888 kidnapping Of George
Weyerhaeuser. Tacoma, lost his
third legal attempt TO gain re-
lease.
Federal Judge A. y. ST. Sure
denied Valleys petition for a writ
of habess corpus, which charged
the court-sppointed counsel at his
trial was incompetent and that the
Lindbergh KIDNAPPING law was I'M
constitutional
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Ed. RS SPEECH
RouSES S0L0NS

wAsHINGTON--p
Eoossvsiis forcsfui address today
spurTed congressional disputs ever
n~utrsIiiy and Americas fossjgn
policy.
See. aslsr \. n~ysst1n. D..
N. G.. charged Roosevelt was
'msddilng~ In fhs domestic affairs
u ether nations. Ne Characterised
the presidential ststsfpsnt ~ tsats~
mount 10 en- invitation u cttfnene
Of other Nations to rice In rsvotu~
lion.
ses. Waslss y. tsssses. D.. Co.
criticized tbs psssidsnt's n ps
don't have . war" remark. and
Sen. n. styles Bridges. r.. n H..
introduced formal resolution con-
asmninx H.
SEA- giksss .. Thssnss. D.. Utah,
sponsor of . pfopossi 10 give The
president ths night to aid viestnis
of aggression IN applying u. =.
neutrality provisions ssid he b.
lsyed HooseysIrs speech today
showed how universal the fear of
war w."
Il don't believe the fears aeo
justified" Thomas ssid. ''bseauoo
the issues Involved IN the eusopsau
crisis have too many complexities
for . world vsr."
Hsp. Mamlltsu risA.. r.. N. r..
pointed out 10 European nations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
LUTHERANS NOT FOR
U. S.-VATICAN LINKS

NV YORK - The executive
board Of United Lutheran church
In America today announced its
opposition To diplomatic relations
between the United States and the
Vatican. and criticized the sending
Of y. y. Ambssssdor Joseph =.
Kennedy To the coronation of
Pope Plus XII.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Plans for the event were made
Thursday night at the regular
meeting of the club in the ban
quet room of Jacks Griddle.
Already more than 70 prizes
have been offered by Commerce
street merchants for parade win
ners. They include the finest
bslloon-tired scooter manufac-
tured, table model radio, tro-
phies. floor lamps, fishing rods
and baskets. roller skates. $500
meal ticket. shoes. dog harness. a
ham. girls manicure set, coaster
wagon. etc.
Any boy or girl under IS years
of age with dog is eligible to
take part. Each entrant will re-
ceive free ice cream bar, a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Slattery Is Named
TO Succeed LeUis
sPRISGFIELD. I

sPk1sGF1ELD, III. - Illinois
Commerce Commlssion Chairman
James slsttsry. . Democrat. term
ed AZ sympathetic" TO President
Eooseyelt's policies. sss named
u. y. senstor today 10 succeed the
late James Hamilton Levin. who
died 81 Washington sunday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Victor Emmanuel
Gets NeU Title
ITALY

KING Victor Emmanuel assumed
the title Of king Of Italy and Al
banis and emperor Of Ethiopia to-
day AS the result Of Italian
ca binet decree. The king viii be
represented at Tirsns by lieuten-
ant General
The cabinet met at Rome, with
Premier Benito Mussolini pfssid-
ing. as Italian leaders awaited
arrival tonight of Field Marshal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
GOVERNOR RENAMES
MRS. LOUISE TAYLOR

OLYMPIA - Gov. Clarence u.
Martin appointed Worm Mcclure.
Seattle school superintendent. 10
the state board 81 education. re-
placing Leland y. Brown. OIyms
pa, Who resigned because of ~
health. lie rs-sppointsd Stanley
n. Wyns,Fs. iDnsyisN. and ATs
Louise n Taylor. Tacoma. ss mem
Ders u the Dosrd. Al three ap.
polntments were for terms ending
April -, 1871,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Accompanied by his grief
stricken wife and his son, John il,
Siegle's body arrived in Tacoma
by train Friday afternoon.
Beginning at 6 p. M. friends of
the late city executive may see his
body at the Mellinger chapel. 1t
will be there until noon on Sstur-
day.
A color guard from the Tacoma
and Rhodes Legion posts met the
train and escorted the body to the
chapel where il will lie in state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
S2l.7SS FOR HOSPITAL

Rep. John M. Coffee Friday an
nounced presidential approval Of
WPA ALLEGATIONS Of sci .7Ss for Inn
proysmsnts TO the u. 3. Veterans
Administrative hospital. American
Lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

baseball cap. balloon and a
special treat for the dog.
The parade will form al $50
a. m. at 18th and Commerce SITS.
and is scheduled 10 start at 1890
sharp and proceed straight down
Commerce 10 18th when II will
turn around and return 10 9th and
Commerce.
Further details Of the parade
and a complete list OF prizes and
donors will be published IN The
Times later.
Max Rosen is chairman of the
parade committee. with Calvin
Hopper. DR.. G. Ridgeway, Enoch
Alexson, Thurman Dammeier. Al
Werner. Garnet Sovereign, Karl
Richardson and A. O. Andy"
Andressen assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Two ssalty osnnGaeliNns vepo
sevsatsa Friday a1eegnosa wtGD
DaSsss we're fiie4 y ~ ese1sos
k0tse. Interstate Wftnog1no sess
ppsssioa kAs beea Dslronooo1 ~
nentsssy Winss. lne. n1am0o ~
taehed Indicated ~ anlee1nt -
Ses1ee. VIII u psssnasss = =.
a1nae . e7e.ooe mcvegage. ~
y. q bought Lcaomlrs 1Gnogo1
npsingp Co.'S lot a. Jomao LenGs
miss Placer minlng elain nmoune-
ing u ism acre q lard. VIII ~
exception ~ ths ste ~ ~ LnnG.
mire Inn. stamps indieato6 thko
amount - $4,000.
nAM9 T2ANaA(u0No
1Acoma ...............0e65Joo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Boys and Girls Dog Parade
Is Set for Saturday, April D

boys and girls dog mut) parade will be held Satur-
day morning April % feature of Commerce Street bay,
sponsored the Commerce Street Business Mems club 1t
was announced today exclusively through The Times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Roosevelt BrOQdc1StS
u1drxi,7g to Dict0t0rS

WASHlNGTON-President Roosevelt today pledged the
United States economic support and 10 match force 10
force II In defending western hemisphere nations
against foreign aggression
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

ROME - shouts Of "OB 10
Paris" were raised nv FASCIST
Officers last night In response
TO . strong speech by Premier
Benifo Nussolini that Italy
would not be s~erved from her
path.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

The funeral rites will be held at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
the First Presbyterian church. Rev.
Arthur Bell will conduct the serv-
ice. Cremation will take place
later at Mountain View crema-
torium.
Stricken suddenly while return
ing 10 Tacoma after an illness in
California, Mayor Siegle died
aboard train Wednesday night
near Klamath Falls. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Mayor Gegle's Rites
To Be Held Saturday

Preceding funeral services Saturday afternoon the body
of Tacomas mayor Dr. John C. Sege will lie in state Friday
evening and SATURDAY. morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Except for the most serious
emergencies. We stopped using our
equipment for such cases because
it was felt private smbulances
could give better service Lang
seth explained.
Our ambulances were old and In
poor condition. and frequently
broke down while on their way TO
accidents
Now we nave new equipment
which can give quick service. and
we will use our smbulsnces when
ever possible They exist for the
service Of the people.
We would have made this an
nouncement earlier II ". mad
known there was Dissatisfaction
with the service private smbu-
lsnces were giving. No complaints
were ever made 70 ~
Funeral Monday
Funeral services VIII De held
al ! p m. Monday al the Lynn
chapel for Kleiberg. He had lived
al Route 4 Box 27s. A native
Of Norway. ne had lived here 20
years and was member Of the
association. Eagles
lodge and Lutheran church.
Surviving are his wife, Mar
gsret A; two brothers. sigvold Of
Tacoma and Syerra Of New York.
and two sisters. Mrs. HiIda Rich
ards and Mrs. Hanna Andersen,
both Of New York The Eagles
viii be IN charge Of the funeral,
and burial will BE- in Mountain
View cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
wxATugR AND TIDES

Cloudy susds, night and Mon
day. Temperatures; Nigh, ~; low
81. sun rlses. 5:yZ; sets, s;5S.
Thiss TomoSseW
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
BULLETINS

pAnlS-Alarsha Philippe
pstaIn, ambassador 10 Na-
tionallst Spain, returned
hurrisdly 70 his past today
~ the government took mill
tary precautions beea,ise Of
heavy reinforcement Of
Spanish sarrisoHa IN the
French frOstier region.
LONOON--rrims n1lnlelee
Hsvitis chsmbssiain len Win
Mfa Chamberlain today faw
his customary weeh-en1 II
chssusss court. NJ seusssy
bOsHs.
nOGDDNA. 1eAiy--otnssen-
~ rneetss eesssVn0ns 0es1s
MI Cnsiose oo1ng nsuuno1
rsest1eee nseseseoe - -
Mbssseels so1svtng - -
tsgssisa sgnAas1 0esunsy -
Isa1y. "psess1vs1 nesness1oss
VA ssssgestsa @av - 49,
etea1ly eseesansy - ~ go
NJ ssese sGns11tss lsnolnUD -
m pesOts. ~ \ = AnnonpsuA-
NJ sewspaoos -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Police Ambulance Service
TOBe Unlimited in Future
Chiefs Explanation

not been used for industrial aeci-
dents since last October.
Evening star., 1939-05-16
Interfederation Excursion
To Fair Considered

The Interfederation Conference
Of Citizens Associations last night
closed its regular business season
after authorizing a committee to
study a proposal for a train ex-
cursion to the New York Worlds
Fair for the residents of metropoli-
tan area. The meeting was held in
the United States Chamber of Com
merce.
Wilbur S. Finch, chairman of the
special committee for the Federation
Of Citizens Associations, pointed out
that at least 300 persons must be
registered to requisition a special
train and urged that the interfed-
Grafton collaborate with the District
group to obtain that number. 1t
was explained that special privi-
leges will be afforded under such q
transportation arrangement.
H. S. Yohe, president, appointed
DR.. Victor Meyers, Judge A. D.
Bailey and Col. j. L. Gilbreth to
the committee. Delegates to the
interfederation are to be informed
Of any action taken by the COM
mittee during the summer.
In an open discussion criticism
was voiced against alleged lack OF
court enforcement Of speed limits
IN the District, and some delegates
expressed favor of an increase In
Evening star., 1939-05-16
Junior Bar Conference
To Hear Col. Mcclure

Col. o. r. Mcclure, counsel of the
General Accounting Office, will be
the main speaker tonight at the
sixth weekly meeting of the Junior
Bar Conference Institute, relating
to practice and procedure before the
local courts and Federal adminis-
trative agencies, to be held at 8:15
o'clock in the auditorium of the
Georgetown University Law School.
Wilbur N. Baughman, who will
preside, said the session will be de-
voted to present practice and pro-
cedure before various Federal ad-
ministrative agencies. The panel
will consist of Chairman Robert
E. Freer of the Federal Trade Com
Evening star., 1939-05-16

alton after she sued the parents for
alienation.
Assistant State Attorney Smiley
said Mr.. Nosworthy gave this ac-
count of the fatal alteration:
Mr.. Palmer, who had been drink
ing, singled Mr.. Nosworthy out, fol-
lowed him around and taunted him.
Mr.. Nosworthy tried to avoid him
but Mr.. Palmer pursued the meat
cutter, cursed him and struck him
with his fist.
Mr.. Nosworthy returned the blow,
knocking Mr.. Palmer to the ground.
Mr.. Palmer pulled Mr.. Nosworthy
down as he fell and the two scuffled
briefly and then got to their feet.
Mr.. Palmer then tried to WELD q
bottle and when he did, Mr.. Nos
worthy struck the Sarasotan hard
blow with his fist. The two parted
and Mr.. Palmer left the picnic some
time later.
Mr.. Nosworthy said he did not
know Mr.. Palmer and had never
seen him prior to his appearance
at the outing.
Was to Get Estate.
Mr.. Palmer was heir to one-half
Of the estate of his grandmother,
Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago, who
established a trust for her sons,
Potter and Honore, the latter father
of Potter DOrsay. At their death,
the estate was to pass to their heirs.
The extent to which the present
Mrs D'Orsay Palmer might share in
her husbands estate will depend on
the outcome of involved litigation.
Evening star., 1939-05-16
Potter Palmer, Dead
From Blow, Pictured
As Aggressor
Heirs Foe at Stag
Picnic at Liberty
As Sheriff Investigates

By the Associated Press.
SARASOTA, Fla, May 16.-Pot-
ter D'Orsay Palmer, four times mar
ried playboy scion of Chicago wealth,
was apparently the aggressor, Sheriff
C. j. Hutcfes said today, in stag
picnic fist fight which resulted in
his death.
The 34-year- Palmer died late
yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage
which followed a blow on the head
Thursday at Junior Chamber of
Commerce outing near Bradenton.
Assistant State Attorney w. M.
Smiley said Kenneth Nosworthy, a
Bradenton meat cutter, voluntarily
admitted that he struck Mr.. Palmer
with his fist.
Nosworthy at Liberty.
Mr.. Nosworthy remained at lib
erty today, Sheriff Hutches assert
ing he saw no reason to detain him
because he was available and from
all I can find out, Palmer was the
aggressor."
Mr.. Smiley said the case would
be presented shortly" to the Mana
tee County grand jury, now in
recess.
Evening star., 1939-05-16

Justice of the Peace Franklin
Redd, jr., ordered an inquest today.
Funeral services for Mr.. Palmer
will be conducted at 3 pm. tomor-
row at the Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer here. and the body will
be sent to New York crematory
Thursday.
Mr.. Palmer was admitted to a
hospital Saturday. At his beside
when he died were his parents, the
socially promient Mr.. and Mrs. Hon.
roe Palmer of Sarasota and Chicago,
and his bride of less than five
months, the former waitress, Pluma
Louise LoWery Abatello. He had
only recently effected a reconcile
Evening star., 1939-05-16
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minimum speed law from Is to %
miles per hour.
The Executive Committee was
voted the power to act on any extra
seasonal issues until the body con-
venes again In September.
Delegates present last night in
cluded Mr.. Yohe, Col. Gilbreth, j.
c. Amiss, j. B. Matre, from Mont
gomery County; DR.. Meyers, r. l..
Plymale, w. c. Hull, K. L. Bennett,
j. c. McClelland, Walter Venskie,
from Arlington County; Judge Bal
ley, L. w. Cast, Blair Riggles, from
Prince Georges, and Harry N. Stull
and Mr.. Finch, from the District.
Evening star., 1939-05-16
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directions, get a real professional
looking hair dyeing job and at q
fraction Of the expense usually in
volved.
Here is the recipe: Get from
your druggist one-fourth ounce
glycerine, one ounce Bay Rum and
one box Barbo Compound. Mix
these in a half pint of water, or
your druggist will prepare for you
at small cost. This gives you a