Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - February 8, 1932, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania PAGE SIX THE 6.1932 AMUSEMENTS If MAJESTIC Jt to 11 P M 1.45 to 5 P M 1 to 11 P M TODAY Romance comedy thrilling drama of the colorful old west Attractions in Cartoon Barnyard Broadcast Comedy and Tuesday SYLVIA SIDNEY The American girl LADIES BIG HOUSE Gene Raymond Wynne Gibson New 1931 Chevrolet FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Sport ioupe 1931 Chev Sport Roadster Coupe These cars are new and will he sold at under price uf 1932 SALES SERVICE 57 York Street U W MYERS Expert Artesian Well Drilling of all Kinds SPECIALIZING IN Water Well Blast Hole age and Prospect New Improved Machinery EXPERIENCED MAN 530 S Cherry Street PA or THE ALTLAND HOUSE Pa RADIO PROGRAMS J SUNDAY KC A White orcan Hour Tipica Tore Sonc for Today sinters P mountain men the Constitution Race Lake Placid Key's orchestra conference Charles Thomas baritone 4 with Bert Lytell George Martin Foadick orchestra Junior Musicians committee Ensemble orchestra duo Bakers chestra party 9 music master the Black Swan Inn Sylvia Froos songs violin and Hernan duets Theis Orchestra GS Orcan Don's Wake-up club End Presbyterian church Sunday school P orchestra today string quartet Psychologist Dr Frank Brown violinist Charles Coughlin D G sermon 6 Don Trotter 6 orchestra Invisible Ensemble orchestra Y Symphony orchestra orchestra Echoes CEO EC A Hoar and in- Eaton Violinist 9 ensemble Sketches octet Trio de Benedetto tenor P recital flute orchestra and Honeysuckle orchestra Cadman from Berlin quartette baritone borne Pamperos Octet of the air with chestra Lawrence orchestra 9 revelers 11 1 organ Orchestra M KC 9 make believe of J T U Europe P Geneva 12 hour church of the air Leaf Y philharmonic orchestra Concert Julius Klein orchestra Serenade Lost Atlantis University chorus Patro Child orchestra at the sea show piano orch estra melodies Tirao Eddie and Orchestra Leaf AMERICA'S OLYMPIC BOBSLED TEAM with Associated Press Photo bobsled In the Winter Olympic games at Lake Placid N Y manned by this quartet Left to Billy Fiskc driver Eddie Eagan Tippy Gray and Jay O'Brien ARENDTSVILLE WINS 2 GAMES Upper County Boys Beat Emmitsburg Girls Defeat Maids Arendtsville vocational school basketball teams hung up two more victories Friday night at when the boys team defeated the Emmitsburg high dribblers the girls team defeated the maids by the ing score of Coach Taylor's teams were not hard pressed and the easiest tri- of the The girls victory was the ninth in a the undefeated sextet Miss Lillian McDannel ed 31 points although playing only about half of ithe game The G F Pts f 6 I S L ALLISON Fairfield Funeral Director Efficient Both PRI FEB THE SCHOOL f FOR RESERVED SEATS ON SALE fMX ornas TO START DRIVE ON HOARDING Colonel Knox Chicago lisher To Head National Organization Washington Feb 6 ly developing campaign plans for a and simultaneous war upon hoarding and unemployment were mapped Friday at the White House With an eye to the convening of his White House conference President Hoover an- he had called Colonel Frank Knox publisher of the cago Daily News to a national organization to free hidden dollars Shortly before he spoke Henry L Stevens commander of the ican Legion outlined in the mansion details for an war on depression The American Legion and its affiliated organizations Stevens asserted will put men to work in a month Zero hour for the drive he added is set for 8 a m February 15 The chief executive said it was possible headquarters for Knox's national organization to return hidden money to commercial jnels might be established in cago Dunns the day the directors of the reconstruction finance ration determined upon a policy of Hartzen f Bebert c Hartman g Deardorff g Sell g g f C Eyler g 0 Elder g Totals T Raff Girls Game G Myers f f c M Gulp f c Han 0 Raff g K Gulp g f 3 H Gulp Stover g I 0 Totals G f Hoke f 7 Kelly Pryor c 0 Reilly Valentine Miller g o Bellinger Totals 10 T Raff 11 27 Pts 0-0 0-0 0-0 OrO F 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 F 0-0 0-0 o-p 0-0 0-0 21 Dutch Put Amesterdam Dutch Lawn Tennis association ranks Dutch players for 1932 as No 1 H Timmer No 2 J Van der Heide No 3 p man No 4 Theodore Van Eek No 1 Miss M Rollin No 2 Miss E Belzer No 3 Mrs M No 4 Mrs M The Dutch champions are Miss Belzer and Van der Heide Both first ranking players were in India during the national championships D WE TO CUT COTTON CROPS Southern States Plan To Be More Conservative With Idea 31 14 Atlanta Conservatism probably will be of Dixie's farm program this year program built the plan of states and The this year leaders will be made to one 0 j locality arid accessibility to market 0 A minimum cotton -is the Georgia col- lege of- irig has adopting any set acreage contral plan gene commissioner agriculture said a cut of -40 the 1931 acreage tain More to livestock and food crops will be given by Georgia's organizations Mississippi farmers are prepared to produce this year's crops at a ord low cost J agriculture says Carolina's plan 62 Pis 6 14 Speeds Gathering Of Industry Data Statistical reports telling the de- tailed story of industry in vania for 1930 have been delivered to the printer by the bureau of of the Pennsylvania ment of internal affairs In ing the copy at this time the de- has bettered its records of previous years by more than five months Reports of industry from trie various manufacturers in the state are received in the beginning of each year and cover activities of the preceding year Compilation and study of these reports make up the major part of the work of the reau of statistics for the year of Internal Affairs Philip H is anxious to have the re- sults of these detailed studies in the hands of persons interested as early as possible and accordingly ordered full speed ahead with the work with the result that a new record has been established Un- der present contracts which the state makes with printing concerns Pennsylvania ninety days arc allowed in which to complete the printed volume Reports of manufacturers on in- dustry in 1931 are now being by the department of re- in- ternal affairs During the year an nf tempt will be made to lower the 3930 record preparation BIGLER WINS BATTLE Upper County Maids Score Easy 35 To 15 Victory The Biglerville high school boys team swung back into its winning stride Friday night when it ed the Charles Carroll quintet hard-fought game on the court Deardorff and ririe played leading roles for their respective teams In the game the lerville maids chalked up a win by scoring an easy victory over Charles Carroll sextet The G Deardorff f F Heiges f Thomas f Walton Ebbert f Baumgardner Shaffer g g Pts 11 4 Charles G Krumrine Sterner Totals Referee Taggert -t- Girls i G f 0-0 0-0 o-o o 0 2 1 0 24 Pts 8 3 2 2 -6 Communications Biglerville Pa Editor Gettysburg Pa i I read in a short time ago that inspection of cars will balk I would like to ask through col- umn how that will stop accidents Did the who wild over the the other ning have a sticker on his shield or jaras he giving vent to his feelings because he to pay the extra a year and get no good of Nine out of ten people who drive a car know when it is not safe and will have it looked over and made safe The high salaried state way officials many other people do not mind this extra lar a year but a great many ing people and from work If they have and they are staggering j the motor taxes to pay this extra dollar nothing for it We have in this tion when is good for as low as cents and to them every dollar counts If the would look after the fool drivers who try to go as as can instead ing out if everyone who is driving carefully his card signed would prevent ten times as many accidents as the inspection will It is from the fast and careless driving that most of the bad dents happen and hot defective cars Arid a lot of the fool drivers will with their cars inspected and they can that much faster Anyone who will stop to think will realize most of the accidents come from Respectfully Harry C Warren IS No Substitute For a Savings Account In FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gettysburg A v Pennsylvania SPORT OFFICIAL BUSY Boston Stewart and American lockey league official doubles in baseball tast year he was of the Sastern the middle of the season his ance to the league as an umpire the sanie ob again this o f o McCauslin 0 0 g 0 Fink g p g 6 Charles Carroll G f c by state college of agriculture j provides for all food and feed crops on the farm strict ad- herence to a budget cash crops best suited to te land seeded individual farm idle to legumes ment of farm generally improved living conditions Alabama through Governor B M Miler has refused to join as Mississippi South Carolina and Arkansas in the move for a law to reduce the cotton crop 50 per cent But Seth P commissioner of agriculture has a plan for re- ducing the cotton crop by voluntary contracts between the agricultural department and farmers Arkansas comes an mistic note The record breaking crop of 1931 has placed farmers in an independent position The ers are paying their federal loans their pantries and bams well filled and many have money in the banks He's Over There g g 0 o 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 F 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Pts 21 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 Pts 2 13 0 0 0 0 Totals Taggert 15 intend to take advantage of all existing credit facilities of the federal government leaning heavily upon the federal for a preliminary set-up The skeleton of the old war finance corporation also will be unearthed Friday they considered loan in Georgia has the greatest peach North Carolina Ohio Indiana i acreage but California leads all states in size of Synthetic vitamins are United States consumes half of i the U S infantry from world's t Col served France Lorenzo on the D Gasser who general staff in and has had a brilliant military career is in com mind of j rushed from Manila RAID CITY CLUB HARRiSBURG Quantity Of liquor And Gambling Machines Seized r Friday Afternoon Harrisburg Feb 6 The City Commercial club federal dry agents say for at least two years has occupied tho third floor of the shey building at the southeastern corner of Front and Market street was raided for the first time Friday afternoon Federal dry agents state and city police who made the raid arrested one man Ambrose Buxton 42 of Conoy street near Front the bartender on charges of session of liquor and maintaining gambling devices Included in t he articles seized were 495 bottles of Canadian ale which agents believed had been smuggled into this country tos pint bottles of ple brandy seven quarts and ten pints of whisky and seven quarts and pints of gin The club occupied an entire floor of eight rooms including sleeping quarters for the bartenders A good view of the river could be obtained from the lounge room of the club which was fitted with leather and velour davenports and chairs Free Lunch For All The adjoining room was the game room equipped wtih a pool table But the third room the agents said contained the real purpose of the club the barroom and a battery of twelve slot machines some for others for quarters and others for nickels It was like the barroom of pre- days There were gaudy pictures xm the walls and on a table near the bar was the free lunch of bologna cheese tripe crackers peanuts and pretzels TEXANS REVIVE DANCES AP the Texas cowboys rode miles to are being revived in and the South Don't and Bladder Irregularities If ir- regularities getting up at night and heed promptly these symptoms They may warn of some dis- ordered bladder con- dition For -50 years grateful users have relied upon Pills Praised the country over by all druggists v 1 and render Repairs Wrecked Cars Made Like New Auto and Repairs Commercial Automobile Side Curtains Windshield and Glass Automobile Upholstering Auto Seat Covers DUCOING PAINTING Glass Installed While You Wait Hankie Auto Top Body Shop 131 Headway 4 Phone 625 HANOVER PA t STOP AT THE HOTEL SYLVANIA Locust below Broad Philadelphia five minutes of everywhere hi central railroad stations Noted for fts ful Food good music Moderate charges furnished outside with bath Sirgle room with bath op Double room with bath up i C BONHER Ma TO-NIGHT With Magyar one-armed wonder Anglemoyer Klinger Banjo and Sherrid VS Preliminary Highway Big Five York Springs at 7 P M Monday February 8th Dairy Pros of Harrisburg With Vergot Furjanic Russ Tuckey Ross Dailey and vs at P M Hotel Gettysburg Annex Admission
