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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1938.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAI
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Defers Ruling on
Motion for New
Jurgensen Trial
: I Switzerland does not produce any
District Judge Chappell Lays Matter films, not even newsreels, being en
Over Until Saturday, March j tirtly dependent upon imports. In
5th for Decision. I 1935 the United States supplied 51
' ! per cent of Swiss films, France 19.1
LLN'COLX. Fob. 2G (UP) District jper cent, Germany 17 per cent anJ
Jiul.se K. P.. Chappell today deferred ' Great Britain 3.8 per cent.
decision on Lieutenant Governor'
Walter II. Jnrgensen's motion for a
new trial on an embezzlement con
viction until Saturday. March 5.
His announcement came at the
conclusion of oral arguments in
which Defense Attorney Richard F.
Stout asserted that the lieutenant
governor "was convicted of a crime
with which he was not charged."
Jurgensen was found guilty by a
district court recently of embezzling
$549.71 from Chester C. Kaderli, rail
road station agent at Potter. The
lieutenant governor was not on hand
today, but Judge Chappell asked that
he be present next week.
Stout's contention that Jurgen
sen was not charged wtih embezzling
$!)1G in building and loan stock, but
with money, met with vigorous re
buttle by County Attorney Max Towle
v, ho prosecuted the case.
"Jurgensen knew what he was
charged with." Towle said. "There
was only one Kaderli, 'one Totter,
Nebraska and only one stock trans
action. "It is the same old story of the
man being charged by the attornev
of shooting a cow with a white spot
and it turns out to be a pink spot."'
The county attorney observed that ;
the higher courts were giving less'
attention to "technicalities" and,
more to "righteousness and justice." j
Stout cited cases to show that the
charge of embezzling money and the'
charge of embezzling building and
loan stock were entirely distinct and j
V, .-. l.if Ai-i 1 . ,,',- .i-.ti iv, fri c A I
on this point.
USE OF LIE DETECTOR
OFFERED PRIVATE FIRMS
CLEVELAND (UP) City officials
of suburban Last Cleveland have of-!
fered free use of the city's lie detector
i
to private firms.
City Manager Charles A. Carran
said that Cleveland industrial and
business concerns have not awakened
to the full posibilities of the lie de
tector in non-criminal work. He said
1
that in Chicago 52 banks would not i
hire employes unless they submitted
to polygraph examinations.
$3 GOLD PIECE FOUND
THE DALLES. Ore. (UP) A $;;ithat Utendorffer was one of the pris
go'.d piece minted in 1S50 has been 1 oncr refused to let him out. It took
discovered bv Marion Miller 4 feetlJust an aour lo regain his liberty.
below the earth's surface. Miller
was employed on ; 11 excavation proj
ect in a district where wild forms of
night life held sway in bygone davs.
DIETING FOILS EXEUTI0N
BELGRADE (UP) Several days5 rcc?mber a-d ?r..-s,ooi),00-) in Jar.uarv
befeu-e be was to be executed for niur-j P-'37. the bureau of a,"iicu!tural ec
der, Miloje Ignat ievitc h cscaited f rom j onomincs reported today,
the death cell of Kraguevetz prison.! Government payments to farmer?
He escaped by reducing until he was : in Januarv amounted to $17.o0 ),000
thin enough to squeeze through the compared with 8,o0fl,n X) in Dccembci
bars of his tecond-story cell.
MONGOLIA HAS NEW FLAG
SUIYUAN, Inner Mongolia (UP)
The world is to have still another
flag the emblem of the Autonomous
Mongolian Government. The new na
tional flag will be deep blue, with red
yellow and white vertical stripes in
the upper left corner.
WOMEN GOLFERS SHAME MEN
SYDNEY (UP) Australian wom
en golfers are far outdoing the men
unless it happens to be just luck
instead of skill. During one after
noon's competition at the Manly
Golf club women players scored two
holes-in-one.
BOTTLES CAST INTO SEA
' LONDON (UI .thousands of bot
tles are being thrown into the sea
by the British Department of Fish
eries in an effort to study tae move-"
menu of currents and fish.
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SWISS ALARMED BY PROPA
GANDA IN ALIEN FIELDS
ZURICH (UP) Swiss authorities
are becoming alarmed at increasing
foreign control, or attempted control,
j of moving picture theaters.
The Swiss fear the propaganda ef
fect of foreign films, especially European-produced
newsreels. Recently
Germany, and France, seem to be
jtvpne-theninir their holdings in the
Swiss film industry, despite the fact !
Swiss picture houses generally have
been showing a loss.
j The first chamber of parliament
LnnmvpH imsnimouslv a urcmosal of!
, Wni ,.n,,n..il fOP institutions ofiment, San Joapiin valley wineries
l 1 IV- l.V4.i lI -
a Swiss film chamber to study all mat-
ters pertaining to the
industry and
to provide measures for control
foreign influence.
EXECUTIVE FOR 29 YEARS
GETS OWN DESK AT
of
g0
CLEVELAND UP) Samuel Sco-janu
vil SO-vpnr-old active chairman of
the Society for Savings Rank, was
a deskless executive for 29 years
until his election as board head.
The sprightly octogenarian was
identified closely with the bank as a
board of trustees member and as one
of the finance committee members,
but it was not until his rise to the
top of the list that he was given a
regular place to sit. He still walks
to work.
REMOVED PASTOR WANTS
BATHTUB AND CANARIES
SAN JOSE. Cal. (UP) The Rev.
; Pedro Eandaris. former pastor of the
Mexican Apostolic church wants his
bathtub and canaries back.
He was removed by the elders of
the church and has now brought suit
for the return of personal belong
ings which he alleges they are hold-
jing. The list includes one bathtub,
six canaries. 24 jars of pickles. 100
j pounds of beans, 100 pounds of lard
snd one baby buggy. '
JAIL COAL DELIVERED:
DEALER HELD PRISONER
TURLOCK, Cal. (U P) E. C.
L'tendorfTer, fuel dealer, has a peeve
against local police. In delivering a
"-u 01 t,nu 10 lne lcar 01 lne P01lce
1 .1 .. a . ,L . ! 1
neaoquarters, he was admitted to the
enclosure reserved for the prisoners.
When he had finished his job, a new
policeman was on duty and convinced
CASH FARM INCOME
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.', (UP)
Cash farm income from sales of farm
products in January totaled ?':J,ih)0,
000 compared with $rt75.noo,ooo in
and S j;j,0o0,ooo in January
the bureau said.
year.
SOUTH AFRICAN MOT BUSY
PRETORIA (UP) To coi. with
the increased demand for silver coins,
the Pretoria branch of the Royal
Mint is working at full capacity.
The increase in the circulation of
silver is ascribed to increased pros
perity among the workers.
AUSTRALIA "B-2" NATION
CANBERRA (UP, A credit chart
issued by the United States Depart
ment of Commerce rates Australia
as the head or the B-2 rated nations
of the world. The B-2 rating means
"liberal and prompt."
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Thomas Walling Company 4
4 Abstract of Title " ?
U Phone 324 - Plattsmouth 4.
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Wine Industry
in San Joaquin
Valley Booms
Huge Streamlined Plants Produce
Only Sweet Vintage Product
Old Plants Rebuilt.
FRESNO. Cal. (UP) 1 no sweet
wine industry, post-prohibition w on-1
der child of the fertile San Joaquin (
valley, anticipated today that 103 J
production records would show j
produced nearly half of the nation's;
sweet wine last year.
The industry confidently expect-j
ed records to be issued next "io"111
will show that it far surpassed a
193 C production total of 4 2 per cent
of the nation's sweet wines.
To the San Joaquin valley has
come the title "America's sweet wine
capital" because connoisseurs and
tipplers alike proclaim the California
sweet wines port, scherry. muscatel,
angelica, madeira, marsala and tokay
comparable to those ripened in the
musty cellars of European wine cap
itals.
Wine-Makers From Europe
Employing Old World winemakers.
attuning their skill to mass produe -
tion methods, some of the valley wine-
ries produce millions of gallons each
year A winery in Fresno lays claim
to being the largest plant of its kind
in the world.
Long stunted by the ISth amend-
boomed after repeal.
A scant tour years ago, tney con-
sisted mainly of shrunken pre-pro-
'hibition plants which had operated j
j intermittently in the production, of
medicinal, sacramental and cooking
! wines and grape concentrate. Repeal!
1 found wine producers heavily in debt i
unprepareu 10 meet anucipaieu
; demand.
Old Plants Rebuilt i
Despite lack ef financial backing :
old and new members of the families;
which had built the industry to its
greatest heights a generation ago set
to work renovating old wineries and:
building new. modern plants.
Antiquated equipment v. as re-j
placed between vintage seasons.!
Adobe huts viih their wooden vats
made way for huge concrete plants:
equipped with shining metal tanks :
each capable of aging 1.250.000 gal
lons of wine at one time. Scien e
hastened nature's processes of fer
menting the vintages by time
time alone.
Today, completely streamlined
important valley industry is
and j
this
the !
foundling of a $ 140.C0o.0o0 invest
ment based on rich soil and a long,
warm growing season adapted to pro
duction of sweet fortified wines.
GROCERY. 6 BY 8 FEET.
SERVES ONE AT A TIME
DES MOINES. Ia. (UP) Johnde
Brewer, 20. owns and operates a
grocery here so small that only one
person at a time can make a pur
chase. It measures 6 by S feet.
Constructed by Brewer with the!
help of his step-father, the store has j
averaged about $3.50 a day in sales j
since it was opened Sept. S. !
Brewer estimates that he has about 1
1
515 to $20 invested in his food stock.
BLIZZARD HITS JAP ISLAND
TOKYO. Jauan. Feb. 1!) (UP)
Thirty-two wire known dead today
in a blizzard sweeping Karafuto Is
land and Hokkaido. Japanese portion
of the Island of Sakhalin, east of
the Soviet far eastern te-rritory.
Forty-nine persons were pinned un
der ;i house crushed by an ava
lanche. Railway and telegraph ser
vices were dlsruntcd.
SHOOTING ON RANGE
There will be shooting by the Sev
enteenth infantry on the U. S. rifle
range all day Saturday. All persons
are warned not to trespass on the
range during the use by the treiops.
By order of Licutinant Grove, range
oh icer.
COOK USES 1G0 YEAR KETTLE
WILLOUGHBY. O. ( UP t Mrs.
Jeremiah C. Palmer celebrated her
37th wedding anniversary by frying
doughnuts in a 100-year-old kettle
for her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Pal
mer are 79.
RELIEVE MISERY OF
2FULLOr
DOZEN
lay
INSIST ON
GENUINE
BAYER ASPIRIN
SgS, 12 TABLETS
SQUARE DANCESBACK IN FAVOR
IRVING, X. R. (UP) The chant
of the square dance caller is e:ho
iiK through the winter nights in
i Western New York again.
: For in this section of the country
jat least, -the old-fashioned square
dance is coming into its own again
after more than a quarter of a cen
tury during which it languished and
almost died.
, u s;,ore of inuns!
iiaus alu similar ediiLcs, the square
tlan(.e jias ,, f0ra,, to the folks of
tl)js K(.f.tiem wliat the Bis Apple is
to the metropolitan centers.
Aml the to popularity of
the square dance has caused a bull
nia,.'Ket tor callers. They are scarce
I nd many report that they have int)re
engagements than they can fill.
Rut even so, almost any night in
the week somewhere in this area you
can hear the old chant:
"Alaman left on the corners all.
Right vour honcv and grand ihain
all;
Swing your partners when you get
home :
Swing 'em as hiuh as the
dome."
DELINQUENTS' MENTAL AGE i
j 4 YEARS BELOW NORMAL
i
. ST. LOUIS
children have
UP) Delinquent
i mental age of 41)
their chronologic al
m,,nths below-
age. according to a study made by
the Child Guidance clinic at that
detention home lure.
The study was made of o42 in
mates. lsS of whom were white and
154 Negro. The white children show
ed on the average a il-year mental re
tardation; the Negroes 01 months.
DELINQUENT CHILDREN
FOUND LAGGING MENTALLY
I ST. LOUIS (UP) A study of the
1 mental and school status of .",5oo eie
i linquent children shows that 7i-'5 per
j cent are retarded or are in grades
below the normal expectancy for their
ages The stueiy. made by the National
Youth Administration, was contained
in thein:iUctl report of the Psych i:.t-
ric-Child Ciuidar.ce clinie j
LOST SAILOR RETUJ
! TACO.MA. Wash. (Ui'i
1 Fit'. nk Selman has enjoyed
LriKPt
his tirit
j visit with relatives sin
; the navy 22 years a:
! touch with his family
war. R-cently a sister
Mrs. J. J.
Hohcim, wrote a letter to the Vet
eran's Bureau -with the result her
brother was located.
CITY STAGES FINANCIAL COUP
RAVENNA, O. (UP)
tavenna formerly paid :
-The city of
:2' monthly
Iff
a caretaker on the
citv uiimp.
With the advent of a new adminis
tration, the city eliminated the ex
penditure and now collects $10
monthly for the salvage privilege on
the dump.
BUSHMAN HAS 22 WIVES
S Y D N E Y I UP) Dr. Demald
Thomson, anthropologist, returning
from a scientific trip in the North
west Territory, reported finding the
most married man in Australia. His
name is Won go. with 22 wives and
almost enough children to start a
familv tribe.
SHORT WAVE; LONG DISTANCE
PRINCETON. N. J. UP)
police are puzzled because
radios short -wave" :etr; hook
Local!
their j
1 up
to receive message's in a six-mile
radius have been getting routine
messages from Beverly Hiils, Cal.,
police department.
GREAT-GRANDMOTHER IS 55
LYNN, Ma.-o. (Ul'i At :,".. Mrs.
Eleiueir Gogiien. believes she is the
nation's youngest gre.it-grandinothe r.
i Mother of lli children. 11 living, she-
has 2'i grandchildren. 24 living, ami
a six-nionths-oid great-granddaughter.
Beverlv Dundreii. of Berlin. N. II.
GIRL'S INTUITION TRAPS THIEF
DALLAS. Ttx. (UP) Rosie Jor
dan de-i.led a mail shouldn't throw
away a purse, even though it was
empty. She called the pediee and they
arretted an cx-i cn ict for
the pocket of Bi'U llorton.
picking !
Ai ;f
-?st"
TRAD(Vt r.
n
-
It's crazy not to pay attention to a cough ilue to a cold. Cct relief
for just 5f with Smith Brothers Cough Drops (Black or Menthol).
Smith Bros-Cough Dropssre thecnly drcps csr.tsinin VI TAMiN A
This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous
membranes of the nose ar.d throat
j
Acreage Allot
ments Shortly
Is Expected to Total Between $91,
000,000 and $94,000,000
to the Farmers.
WASHINGTON. IVb. - 1 1 r
Agricultural Adjustment Adininis-
j (ration officials today prepared for
annonm eir.t nt , pied. ably next week
; l o:?S i oi n acreage allot nients expeci-
' io total between $!) 1 .000.000 and
i o 4.000 .00.
j Expeete d acreage allotments would
' pivivide for a reduction of about
; ,
(Ho,ooo acres from the 10:17 acre
age which produced a crop of 2. "",
Ooo.OOo bushels.
Officials said the n. w
gram is being "rounded
farm pro-
into shape
rapidly."
On mo:-t crops, they !:aid. the new
method of benefit payments will dilTci
Capitol ! only slightly from the pivvion.s aii
; ncunced soil conservation program.
The corn subsidy payment of in
cents a bushel on allotted acreage
provided in the soil conservation pro
gram probably will not be changed
greatly, officials said.
Tentative p:.ins call for a benefit
payment of 1 :.' ci;is a bushel n
wheat. '2. cents a pound 011 cotton
and 1 111 l." cents a pound on to
bacco grown on allotted acreage.
Total payments under th" ii"W
program will approximate I tn.'ion,
OOH. an increase of ab.,ut . 1.O0O.
oOO over last year.
POLICE CAR SPEEDS AWAY
WITH THREE-LINE JINGLE
P.OSTON (UP) Rhythm has in-
vaded the police prowl cars. '
When a l!rii;hton car was s-nt to
look for a prowler, a melodious voice;
bredie in over the to-way radio:
"Hooray. Hooray,
"We're em our way!
"We : -.re the boys of 14 A."
SUNDAY FUNERALS OPPOSED
C3 LAI "WATER,
members d' the
i-te;ial A!!i;:nce
Tex. (Ul't The
C.lade'v. ater Min
h :: v 1 !"i qu oted
iMiurcli tact
!i
hers i:!rl the public to co-
0 he' joined : operate in eliminating Sunday fun
o. He lest ' eral services. Miiih-tcrs argued that
during the! funeral services v. c re a hardship on
everyo'.K) concerned.
DOG SAVFS HIDE, LOSES TAIL
j MINTO. Australia (UP
i expert timing by a dog hero
! its hide but not it - tail. It
-Fairly
saved
leaped
. from
It th
a railroad track just in time.
11 dashed mai'lv on for an-
otner
200 vards without a whimper
before it dirco.cre-d its loss. The'
dog then huwlcel miserably.
PEDESTRIAN CRASHES INTO AUTC
CLEVELAND (UP) John J
Koopman suffered serious injuries
when he crash.' d into an automobile
driven by Munieii::l Judge Joseph
H. Silbeif as he ran to catch a street
car. Force of the impact shattered
a wimh.'W ami bent the door ef the
jurist s car.
THIEVES SPARING IN THEFT
PAINESYILLE. O. ( UP i Thieves
ente red the home of Mrs. Catherine
Lilly, rr. nsacked draw e rs and clo.-e ts.
Put took only a fountain pen and a
me-uthorga n.
DIGGING CHAIN SAVES MAN
MAN-FIELD. O. (UP) Thirty
neighbors formed a tontinuous dig
uing chain and rescued William Den
man. f4. when a well h" was diggin
caved in, burying him to the neck.
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE AND BITTERS ;
IIARLINGEN. Tex. (UP) Can
ned grape'fruit juice flavored with
bitters is ihe newest drink. Three
Lower Rio Grande Valley plants are
preparing the citru.; juko.
TOMATO CROP PLANTED
McALLEN, Tex. (!"i Tlx- 1 1 io
Grande farmers hav. planted approxi.j
mately 1 4,000 ac res in t oniatex :;,
which will bo ready for sale
early :-pri:ig market.
the
M a, w
MAR K
. . . . .
to ccl.l and cough infections.
IOWA YOUTH COLLECTS
150,000 BOTTLE CAPS
CHARLES CITY. Ia. ( DP) Four
teen-year-old Hilly Mnnn s coiiec-
j ;.
ion of l.ro.000 bottle caps is so
arge mat nis parents, .Mr. and iirs.
C. C. Smith, have had to turn over
their double garage to him.
Lilly has at least 1,000 varieties
of caps in his unusual collect inn,
classified in some l.aOO boxes.
Pottle caps from virtually every SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Women
slate in the union are included in have had a "bad break through the
the collection. There also are Mjn-i-i-1 jik-h," and only now are getting "the
mens from Mexico, Canada, ltermuda R ights they deserve," MIsh Agnes Mac
iind Ireland. j pball, lirt-.i woman member of the
Since his father is a Rota rian, i , lla, a u parliament, uid during a
Rilly w rote Rotary President J. A. I visit here.
Cunningham of Cork, Ireland, asking) Miss .Macphail was elected a mem
for additions to his collection. bcr of tin- Dominion of Canada Par-
Cunningham responded with a n 1 1 ja m n t 17 years uk. a position she
assortment of caps and clippings of i has held ever ninre. Two other
stories which he had given two Lon-j women wen elected while she has
don newspapers about Lilly's hobby.
HONOLULU WILL LOSE
SEA-GOING COWBOYS
Honolulu ( UP Sea - going
cowbovs. who for more than ."o years'
were the delight of tourists here, are j are not politically ambitious," she
to disappear as the result of the; said. "Women, I think, are more re
recent construction at Kawaihae of a sponsive to human values and are
?fi!.ooo pier intended especially for j ideally suited to be representatives."
the loading of cattle on freighters, j Miss Macphail was prominent in
The work was done under a WFA an- j Canadian legislation for adult and
prop! hit ion. ! child education, prison reforms ami
Formerly, ow ing to the lack of any : agricultural relief. She now is fight
sueh loading facilities, the native 1 ing encroachment of "Fascist ie ten
cow boys were forced to drive t he , elencies" in Canada's provincial gov
att!e into the ocean, where they were ' ernments.
!i- i . d up and loaded on freighters. "Fasci.itic tendencies." though still
The antics of tin so sca-iroing cowboys confined by parliamentary procedure,
in kt cping th. ir herds lined up in she said, are prevalent in Canadian
th; sea were far more diverting than provifi.es of Ontario. Quebec and Al-
their regular work em the r;.nge.
SCOT WALES 120 MILES
TO PAY GO CENT FINE
j of Quebec, w hich attempts to pad-
o::AN. Scotland (UP) Rerause . lor k meeting places of liberal groups.
Scottish law insists that an accused Against Padlock Law
per; (in must either appear in court j "Some provincial officials call such
or b ropre-se-nt' d. Robert MacM illan ; people communists to just ify the pad
walk: d over 12o miles through bliz- lock law." she said. "I consider such
1 rd
and on lev roads te pav
,- a fine
ei half a rov:i.
I.e had sent a post:: I order for
shillings to cover the fine, but
court
ord: r
had
his
to abide bv the lav
q.earance or
represent -
have had
set here,"
at ion.
"I have r.o money, and
to walk night and day tej
he told the court.
: NEAR-SIGHTED PUPILS
i IN SIGHT-SAVING CLASS
j
i SCHENECTADY. N. Y. (UP)
' Ulira-inoeu-rn indirect lighting fix -
tr.res aivt a photo-electric cell that
it gulatcs the intensity of light in the
room have been installed in a River
side school classroom for near-sighted
students.
Textbooks
with large type, paper
i
U' ! 1 'l
:reeu surface, special chalk and
ad pencils also are provided for
in the sight-saving class. Six
tudents are registered.
CO ft
pupi
teen
CANADA'S DAIRIES THRIVE
OTTAWA (UP) With a 10:37 in
ceune' of approximately ? 2 1 T. .000,000.
Canada's dairy industry broke all
post-de pression ree-ords. Milk pro-
j ducii, ,n totaled 10. 000. 000, 000
pounds in the dominion last year, or
: 200.01I o.o ft y pounds more than mi
1 ft :.';. and l.OOO.oiiii.ooo pounds more
than in l!.t:;2.
OLD BRITISH SOLDIER GOES HOME
KARACHI. India ( UP) -Private
'Nobby" Esplin. of tbe 1st Bat
talion. Royal West Kent Regiment,
who is returning le England from
India for the first time since 1!M)1,
has had
c,
".! V 1
and is i
.probably the prisale with tbe- longest
. r i e in I he British army.
COWBOYS TO BE IMPORTED
SYDNEY (t'Pl Amtra.ia Li go
ing to find out just Low tough Amer
ican bronco bii.ite rii really are-, t'pon
the invitation of n iieus, a team of
Hire.' Australian r.d.et Helens will golt,, aeee.inniodatc S80 pupils, will be
to t In
Ann i
United Stales to compete- with
an teams.
.,snN. AND WHITEN TEETH
.k vf 1' th" xen tooth powder which penetrates to
th ruelden ere- ices between the teeth. Pleasant, KfrisE
Ing. Protects the pims and is economical to use
TRY CALOX AT OUR EXPENSE
What Calox will do for your teeth is easily demonstrated br
you in your own home at our expense. Simply fiH in xhl
coupon with name and address and mail it to usl You wH re
ceive absolutely free a test can of CALOXTOOTH POWDER
the powder more and' more people are using every day
r
First Woman
M. P. in Canada
Battles 'Isms'
Agnes Macphail, Member of Canadian
Parliament for 17 Years, Scores
"Padlock Law."
1 ,( en in oil ice, t.ho naid
The prim, g ra y-ha ired woman leg
islator is second only to Lady Astor
in length of service in a British
Parliament.
Defends Women in Politics
"It is too bad that more women
bcrta.
She is a strong believer in demo
cracy and is bitterly opposed to such
acts as the so-called "padlock law"
i laws a tendencv toward fascist dic
tatorship, and favor action by the
five federal government to suspend it."
the; Canada's problems. Miss Macphail
nnd.fcaid. arc similar to America's. Thev
; have a labor conflict, unemployment,
; relief problems and even a "western
j dust bowl."
j "Our labor troubles, however." she
continued, "have not been marked
l
by 'bombings and disturbances as in
i this country. Canadians are not by
'nature a troublesome people."
Canada has an S per cent sales
! tax. sh.- said, pointing out that Am-
j ei i; a:i taxes are "low compared to
j your high standard of living."
AUTO OF 1903 TREASURED
REVILLO. S. D. (UP) E m i 1
Tucholke has a lf)3 model automobile
for which he obtained the first state
certificate of title in 1036, explain
ing the, car had "been idle since the
state title law went into effect in
1925"
FAMILY KEEPS MAYORALTY
NORTH K1NGSVILLE. O. (UP)
After serving four terms as mayor
of this town of 8)o, Mayor Lorenzo
j t. Wetzel, GO. will relinquish his
j post to his son, Sterrett Wetzel, 37.
POLICE SPONSOR PRODIGY
.MINNEAPOLIS (UP) Minne
apolis policemen have taken Nancy
Tripp. 5-year-old prodigy at the
piano under their wing and are going
to send her to Hollywood.
INDIANS SERVE ROAST SKUNK
WALLACEBURG. Out.
(UP) Bi
as a deli-
! dians served roast shegog
eaey at a festival meal on the Wal
poh Indian Reservation. Shegog is
i : not her name lor skunk.
MOSCOW TO BUILD 60 SCHOOLS
MOSCOW (UP) Sixty new
.schools, each of which is designed
built in Moscow in 193S. it has been
a n iiounccd.
met ikial ""irron
. ....... ,,, ,,; r irneio.Conn. Dent ft 1M
S-nd me . 10 d.y trial of CALOX TOOTH POWDE8 .. n
epene to n-.e I will try it. ruwul- t no
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