Fitchburg Sentinel (Newspaper) - December 12, 1936, Fitchburg, Massachusetts Hatred Ii flie vice erf narrow took feed It with all their littleness make It the pretext of hue TOE WEATHER WASHINGTON Dec 12 Of Forecast for Cloudy and colder rain near the coast night Sunday probably fair VOL NO 185 FITCHBURG MASS SATURDAY DECEMBER 12 PAGES TWO CENTS Edward Windsor M France Warship Reaches Boulogne Guard Ai The Doct British Consul Boards Craft As It Completes Passage Of Channel and Arrives at Port Car Reserved for Unidentified Passenger on Train Leaving Tonight for Zurich Switzerland Mrs Simpson to Remain at Villa BOULOGNE-SUR-MER France Dec 12 AP The Itish destroyer Fury with former King Edward of Britain aboard docked at the port of Boulogne today Heavy forces of troops and mobile guards were immediately thrown around the dock The British consul and a French police official went aboard the sel A man wearing a black coat and a black derby appeared on deck ly afterward but could not be as the former ruler in the growing darkness One entire car of a train ing tonight for Zurich Switzerland was reserved today for an tilled passenger The passenger for whom reservation was made was dared to be arriving here afternoon the de- this Edward Native Land LONDON Dec the man salted the high seas away from his native land today his record as prince king fuBy written and em- Thus Edward his voice husky concluded his historic broadcast as his mother stood beside him at the microphone You must believe he said when I tell you that I have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to dis- charge my duties as king as I would wish to do without the help and port of the woman I love His decision to quit the throne for life with Mrs Simpson was mine and mine he added This was a thing I had to judge entirely for myself The other person most nearly concerned has tried up to the last to persuade me to take a different course His voice broke only once ing the address This was when he referred to the sympathetic comfort of my mother and my family He spoke firmly and calmly while paying tribute to With the crown discarded for love the attitude of Premier Stanley and his brother George VI on the Baldwin and pledging allegiance to throne he slipped out of Portsmouth harbor at a m today aboard the destroyer Fury Mrs Simpson remained at Cannes There in a seaside villa last night she heard him refer to her hi a world-wide broadcast as the an I love He boarded the fe Wig f talk More than persons were estimated to nave listened to The broadcast and the departure maxed a dramatic day dined together for a round of farewells at sor castle the scene of the radio goodbye God blew you all God save the his brother George VI the wearer of the crown I now quit altogether public fairs and I lay down my said the former king after revealing touch of sadness that his life had been empty in one respect He George VI has one He disposed of reports that he never would It may be some time before I re- turn to my native land but 1 shall always fellow fortunes British race and empire with found interest and if at any time in the future I can be found of service to his majesty in a private station I shall not Union Preaching Mission Starts Here Week of Jan 17 Prominent Ministers Coming Three outstanding New England ministers have been secured to preach at the union preaching sion to be held In the First Baptist church Jan 17 to 24 The Fitchburg service series are a part of the national preaching sion and in line with similar ices taking place throughout the tion Rev Roy L Minich pastor of the Congregational church of Maiden will preach Jan 17 18 and IS Rev Arthur L Kinsolving rector of Trinity church Boston will preach Jan 20 and 21 Rev Harold W Ruopp professor of hi Boston university schol of theology who was to the preachers conference few years ago by Dean C a5 fhe most out- Puts Its Mark On New England Merrimack River Swollen Connecticut Up 6 Inches Sleet Falls in Vermont BOSTON Dec 12 days of ram hi New England lefts Its mark today Three inches of precipitation fell in Boston overflowing sewers and flooding cellars in low-lying tions In nearby Melrose volunteers 5000 Tag Benefit Cards Issued to Residents Here 7000 More to Be Mailed More Than Applications Under Social Security Office Eaten WPA Workers and Unemployed May Also File city workers in piling sandbag embankment around the high school to prevent water from reaching the heating plant Bow street in Everett caved in blocking traffic from the front industrial section Sewers backed up in Maiden Medford and Winchester Streams in the northern part of New Hampshire were running fast and a temporary bridge over the river below the town of Bath was washed At Concord N H- Granite State officials expressed concern as they studied reports of rapidly rising rivers in the northern areas and scanned overcast skies which threatened continued rain The Concord weather bureau reported more than four inches of rain had fallen to date this month The normal precipitation For December is three inches The Merrimack river rose one Foot three inches at Concord since 1 p m yesterday and was three Feet nine inches over a dam This is two feet above normal Ice was breaking up hi streams to the north of Concord The Connecticut river rose six inches in 48 hours at Springfield Rain turned to sleet in northern Vermont causing serious highway conditions post office this morning 5000 burg Working people have already received their social security benefit account number card bearing the identification number which will be theirs for the rest of their working yean The cards will eventually help to establish their right to a pension at the age of 65 More than SS-5 for account have been filed at the post office It is estimated that there are 1000 more applications to come The dead line for filing SS-5 cards was extended beyond Dec 5 and they will be received at the office until the work has been ished Some employers late in starting the filling out of cards for their cards Many continue to come in from WPA workers and temporary unemployed persons Ralph S Maggs in charge of this branch of the work at the burg office said today that in tion to the 5000 account t h urn mails 7000 more have been typed for mailing Hundreds of cards have been returned to Individuals for tion and checking A check has been necessary on many cards where the surname of the father and mother on lines 9 and 10 are the same In some cases the surnames are actually the same and in other cases the information is inaccurate In all cases the cards must be checked where the names are given as the same In a new ruling the Social ity board has announced that the name on the account number card may be different from the name on the application card if application for the change is made This has been requested in many cases where a person is known generally by a fnm hia Ingal Each account number card has a detachable section on which appears the name if the employe and an address The address is of the em- ployer This detachable section is not important and there is no take hi the address Mr Maggs said happy home wife officials reported the children Merrimack river was rushing at a rate of Twt a second tdr 7000 cubic feet in 24 hours The TWT has risen between two and day the officials said They said the while not as heavy as a is an un- commonly fast rise It the ex- cess water had riot been absorbed Plymouth N the head of the river and Concord N H conditions might have been they explained The rain is falling heavier in his city than in any other place in the Merrimack valley Locks officials declared as they reported the fall to date as 3.174 inches Civil Liberties Union Director Forum Speaker Constitutional Rights Will Be Explained by Roger Baldwin Sunday What About Our Constitutional is the question which Roger Baldwin executive director of the American Civil Liberties union will answer when he speaks Sunday at 4 p m at the Community Forum Engaged for three years in the task of seeing that the rights of in- and minorities were pre- served under the constitution win has seen as much of the seamy judicial the nation Standing firmly on the of rights Liberties union en- deavors to have its protection ex- tended to all even though ft has I Shaggy Collie Finds f New in Freddie Did anyone lose a nice old shaggy of a ish brown color with white stockings and a friendly a to eight meant carrying will not be reached before supporters of unpopular ministers of America wiH preach n TOT 1C Jan 22 and Sunday evening Jan 24 Jf V W i tm J Provides Names Of 128 For Aid The preaching mission Is sponsored by all the Protestant churches oi this city Meetings for prayer will soon be arranged by the pastors ol the Churches Although the entire program has not yet been arranged it is likely that the opening service Sunday morning Jan 17 will include an exchange of pulpits by most of the ministers of the churches A union prayer service will be held hi the Baptist church the Sunday evening prior to the opening of the mission Good will to men That is the keynote for this Christmas season In no better way can you show your chasing Christmas Seals generously mankind and pasting them on all your gift standing preacher among the young packages and letters F L Drury Sons Co Come la Sec Onr 8 8 Port or Sherry bot Kinf and I Do not have to advertise They're In business and yon They get free publicity MONDAY MORNING SPECIALS Fresh Made Lamb Patties Grade A ID Fresh Calves Liver Mrs Anna Hot Mixed qt Jar 9 S Pierce Virginia Blend Me tin box of 100 CHRISTMAS CLUB At the monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Family Welfare association yesterday after- noon plans were made for the mas cheer to be the Council of Social Agencies by the Christmas cheer committee Mrs Alice Fosdick general tary announced that contributions have started to come in but there Will be for many more The names of 128 children have been um who are to provide articles of clothing The names of several families have been given to Girl Scout troops who will provide Christmas baskets Mrs Fosdick reported that there Negroes strikers pacifists illiterate foreigners all find a friend swerves from principle and justice seems to be going astray Baldwin is in a unique position to report on any instances of or intimidation in the labor field and to judge whether the symptoms of fascism manifest themselves to any degree also qualified to comment on t police and court rights of individuals in emergency incidents During the World war he was sentenced to one year hi prison for refusing to obey the draft law The Civil Liberties union is held by some to be the protection of essential Americanism By others it is considered subversive and de- serving of investigation Baldwin is brought to Fitchburg to state the outlines of the constitutional rights issue so that thoughtful citizens may judge the matter ior themselves The Community Forum in the First Universalist church Fire At Chicago Stockyards CHICAGO Dec 12 early today brought under control a fire which destroyed sheep and cattle holding pens on the western edge of the Union stockyards has been no lessening in the j damage that Deputy Fire her of cases being handled During the month 112 families were dealt with this number including 39 un- cases and 73 incidental service cases Think Missing Boy Is Alive CAMBRIDGE Dec 12 Chief Timothy F Leahy of bridge remained convinced today that Chester Harris missing for six weeks was alive In o appeal for the blond return Leahy said night nre forced to the con- that the hn must boon by some-one and that IN now held by son v limits of Metro- Inn mi f- Ihn fimn I to his parents inns of 1936 a 1 this ni PT ons for in ri ired in district nrt his m nine One case was continued until Monday and three were filed Marshal Anthony J Mullaney mated at 350.000 Starting m a sheep barn the flames spread tc an area A block long and 500 feet deep Firemen the flames from a viaduct of the Chicago Junction railroad The railroad right of way 100 feet wide helped check spread of the blaze Retired Bank Employe Dies Today in Year Miss Annm L Hitchcock 63 years old a resident of this city and in employe in the Fitchburg for 32 years died T I un paik at noon Intl brnn in ill health for thp r n tv TOV md was retired 11 UP She c of the Idle Groi nd Lowe iff if took nn in ff of community mid nf the Com church nnd the Km H i nnt iml of Ibn i I and now T ivn N Y two cousin i and Mrs Helen M Daniels Well if you did Freddie Kalagher 1145 Main street found him Freddie said the I dog was walking along ton street without any license or name on his collar but wearing a brown braided leash 1 He came up and sat down hi front of Freddie and gave him a paw to shake and Freddie knowing he was lost took him down to the police station to wait for the owner Freddie told Daniel F and If no one claims him Freddie will oe glad to give him a home Jury Considers Suits Hrs Fails to Agree Unable to reach an agreement in the suits of Jose Alice Rushton Alban and Alma Leblanc all of against Margaret L Moody of Turners falls after hours of deliberation the jury which the case at o'clock yesterday forenoon was lowed to go at midnight on tions of Judge Abraham E sfa The suits grew out of an bile accident in Templeton Sept 9 The plaintiffs alleged that the de- fendant made a left turn in front of the automobile in which they were riding and that their injuries re- from her negligent operation A cross action against Alioe ton was brought by the Packard Motor Co of Boston owner of the Isolation Unit Idle for Year to Be Used As Hospital JL Chlorine Gas Kills 3 Men At Paper Mill Vapor Freed by Bursting Valve Fills Tank Where Employes Were at Work BERLIN N H Dec 12 OP Chlorine gas released by a bursting valve killed three men in the gess paper mill in Berlin today Six men were an Studies Reveal After Building's Completion That Original Plan Is Uneconomic and Impractical Gty Has Spent More Than on Project ment of Fitchburg's Isolation Cases to Be Con- tinned at Worcester the the tank with the tank with the deadly Two died in the vat and flag vapor the third died as he reached the air The Irving Estabrook 62 mason and father of two children Gorham Joseph Accardi 47 mason's helper father of four children Berlin N H Joseph Tatanglo 58 mason's father of three Berlin Violently ill and on the danger list in Si Louis hospital here were Nicholas Galluzo James Galluzo and George Smith other mason's helpers Supt S Blankenship of the gess mill said an exhaust valve of an adjacent vat digesters in which wood pulp is processed with gave way and the heavy chlorine gas flowed along the floor of the room in which about 35 men were working It poured down into the digester where the six men were relining the vat with blocks of stone Two Win Places On Supt Lists For Jobless The second of Fitchburg's white elephants the isolation hospital empty since its completion a year ago will never be used for the treatment of communicable diseases it was learned r Built at a cost of of which the city contributed proximately it has recently been furnished at an tional cost of about However unlike the Broad street bridge its companion in emergency it is not a direct loss to the city It will in all probability be utilized as a children's hospital and the area vacated by the youngsters will provide additional needed space in the hospital proper From Our State House BOSTON Dec B 40 burg placed on the eligible established today by the state civil service department tor the position of unemployment office dent in the state unemployment compensation commission Of the 653 persons examined for the position on June 13 147 are eligible Walter D McCarthy 56 Forest street Fitchburg placed on the men's eligible list for the same position Mr McCarthy served as warden in Ward IB in the recent state Narrowly avoiding the fate which befell the Broad street bridge only circumstance has saved the city another useless expenditure Built as a it can accommodate twice that number and aptly serve the need of a children's ing The small margin by which a ond catastrophe was averted is ex- to serve extremely well in the proposed maternity Hospital The best in expert state and national advice will be obtained before this project is launched The basis for abolition ot the isolation unit is the fact that it is uneconomical tical and not as efficient as the ser- vice obtained in a larger hospital of having their independent hospital group with general and isolation units may never be fully realized Experts have advised them now that the unit is built and paid for that maintenance of such a unit is one of the most expensive forms of hospital administration inasmuch as there are tremendous fluctuations in the demand for beds Today the chief diseases treated in this state in isolation are diphtheria scarlet fever typhoid fever infantile paralysis and The latter three hi almost all cases may be- admitted to gen- eral hospitals with reasonable pre- cautions Experts have also pointed out that they are rare diseases ex- cept when paralysis is epidemic Im- has largely nd the state of diphtheria so there remains only scarlet fever Authorities also contend that there may be a general escapement oa SbO Pope Pius Much Better Today automobile Moody driven by Margaret The jury will make its report to Judge Walter L Collins in superior court at Worcester Monday morning Atty John Carey of Gardner was counsel for the and tral Massachusetts M schooK Thursday afternoon was resented the defendant Spanish Rebel Batteries Kill 10 in Madrid MADRID Dec 12 sons were Killed and at least a score wounded as insurgent teries threw round after round of shrapnel into the center of the ish Thn tillered San Madoo and Pcz v ere the worst hit by the The government ordered out its resen i to stem a edged thrust at the ish While ist battalions struck from nni thrust nnd the west a listed im- far to the north ire nn the bay of il towns nnd o express to deliver VATICAN CITY Dec 12 Pope Pius XI recovered ly today from his attack of sis for Vatican prelates to hope he would be able his usual Christmas eve allocution A verbal bulletin issued this morning said the tiff passed a restful night Bed and Gray Members Attend Press Meeting The winter meeting of the Private Ownership System Abuse Causing Our Troubles Jesuit Tells Catholic Forum in A A n said tl attended by several members Red and Gray board of Fitchburg high school Reino Kallio editor-in-chief of the Gardner presided and introduced Principal Bernard Ross who welcomed the gathering The speaker of the afternoon was dent Gleason L Archer of the folk College of Journalism whose subject was Journalism In Our Changing World Those from Fitchburg who at- tended the meeting were Cutter Jones editor-in-chief of the Rod and Carl Boring circulation manager of the magazine and urer of the press association Aino Puranen chairman of The School Notes department Anita chairman of tbo department Norman Tucker chairman of Jie The natural right of ownership and use of private property was the subject of Rev Thomas E Shortell S J professor of ethics at Holy Cross college in the third of the series of lectures conducted at the St high school by the Bishop Beavan assembly of the Knights of Columbus Following the lecture there was a question period during which many well known theories of political economy were discussed Edward B O'Sullivan faithful knight of the Bishop Beavan assembly presided Rev FT Shortell said in Today industry as well as the people of the United States and the national administration seems to have come to the conclusion that the most effective way to prevent business depression and to curb cial discontent is to increase the purchasing power of the common In other words a very unfair dis- of wealth whereby tne minority has an abundance of wealth and the majority lacks a sufficiency of money with ducts of to a very grave situation The wheels of in- dustry stop turning The situation is unbearable to the people and in- dustry alike Against Communism The most ardent communist imaginable never attacked this cial injustice more strenuously than does Catholic social philosophy as expressed in the two encyclicals On the Condition of and On Re- constructing the Social Order But in this attack on existing evils the similarity between communism and Catholic social philosophy ceases Communism would have us dis- card the entire system of private productive ownership in favor of collectivism while Catholic social philosophy holds that the right of private productive ownership is a right conferred by the natural law on every person on this earth Such a right is necessary for proper in- dividual development It is sary for safeguarding the family from invasion by the state into its most sacred functions It is a re- for maintaining peace and orderly production In the without the imposition of an able tyranny reveal that in 1929 there were on Fife roar George VI Is Proclaimed As Monarch of England While Vast Crowd Listens LONDON Dec 12 OR Proud heralds in the trappings of another age proclaimed a new king today to London town and from the warship Fury's decks the man who was a monarch watched another foreign shore joke department Harwood faculty press and Joseph A adviser to the Throngs rapt and prideful spread out before the musty battlements of St Jame's while trumpets shrilled and Sir Gerald Wollston the garter principal king of arms proclaimed George VI the only lawful liege lord of people Cantoned on Six u 111 I A O H will meet this rlly 12 at 2 p m in hall Mill L Hitchcock 4 street will be park I month 37 days elected the in without are of ho ntv ivy 11 i u i i 1 I the offin i T hess on the envelope hold for thp owner or Week Dec 12 jf k for week i iv DPI Ninth si gem i- I pi i shout nmr 1 folder nni 3 Up-to-Date Banking Service uli nil iMi Im r i f ho secret friend and contributions for the Christmas for needy American Lemon auxiliary families The hostesses will be will have Its annua Mrs Helen Mrs Cora ty Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the Mra Martha Landall Mrs Agim Carriak and Mn Dorothy Patch Every equipment convenience and system for facilitating the business of the bank and its customers is us use here SAFETY FUND NATIONAL BANK ff t t rt Jj
