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   Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - February 9, 1932, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania                                It II j SIX i f THE GETTYSBURG TIMES FEBRUARY 8 1932 K 0 A B f MAJESTIC ta to 5 P MI 1 lo 11 Now Playing Tomorrow THE BIG HOUSE with GENE RAYMOND WYNNE GIBSON Added PROGRAMS v talk concert 4 Door children's hour Fogarty tenor Orchestra music C From Charlie THE PANIC IS ON Novelty Majestic looks A i always luck Mile quartet Alice Joy contralto i Goldbergs Orchestra of Stales Jt J and Co Danes orchestra A orchestra Civic Government Hobby Club Uncle Don Air Journal Comedy Oil and On A Sap's Tale jt Sparkling eyes and a smooth complexion depend oh good health 1 beautiful woman guards She dull pimples the in- Jo In addition to that of the body it f a sof t which gently clears the of- wastes How Much safer than pills and drugs so often uls in serious with every vilL types of- If your trouble is not relieved this see your cereal or cream -In red r arid Made by Kellogg in Battle X Creek YOU FIT FEBRUARY 13 1932 undersigned Administrator at the of the late in Arendtsville the I HOUSEHOLD GOODS bed living extension tables: rugs six plank chairs three cane seated two oil stove range two cellar table two bed room three sets two some brussels carpet by washing machine crocks Jard lawn mower and garden plow i Terms and conditions will be known day of sale by H C RAFFENSPERGER j Administrator of the estate of G Kv Warren deceased FOR RENT Room occupied by Elsie Ruth after April 1st Apply J W BREHM Street Hamilton 10 Globe 11 P 4 Colorado Cowboys u Glenn Swanee Annie Junior i Elizabeth Lennox sones w C n Andy trio -7 of v melody male Quartet 8 Valley Days 9 orchestra 9 Jot Women's Names Piccadilly With Canada's Archer Gibson tec Morse crooner 12 P A v 4 -00 I 4 Student Federation e GanJ 5 story VauRhn Arthur Ja Do 8 quartet i Colonel 9 I 0 Canad lans Orchestra 10 Barlow's II A 1 Gene and Glenr 8 T Glee Music 9 Olympic s Sparton RADIO H T Electric Co U York St GETTYSBURG 10 and drama -I circle P weather varieties Madcaps orchestra piano camia talk children's Spa Islanders music Geneva Boys orchestra orchestra Sanderson and Frank S Orchestra Orchestra Earl baritone Orchestra Winchell Harris Orchestra P M Ralph A 12 Simon's Woods Reader 8 n Calliope Orchestra I bour I Arthur I i P 1 Italian BENDER SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS PA TOTASH IST SPAIN Barcelona deposits ol potash and possibly also leum have been found by a cal commission in Catalonia and eastern Navarre The engineers say the deposits may prove to be among the richest in the world Woodworth's orchestra Don Air Talk Doss o Flowers sketches The Jarr Family Sketch Guizar The Krown Jolly Rusians time Time weather Comedy Skit IT S army band and vrsan Story hour Lady Little Orphan Annie Raisins Junior duo Ray Perkins Topics in Brief Amos n Andy Willie Tito Coral in K Alpine talk S Harmonies male Quartet Sisters of the Skillet Mock soprano Dumont's orchestra v 9 personalities 10 orchestra Bavarian Peasant band Clara Lu and Em night life Slumber music Gibson organ 12 A Orchestra Organ reveille Salon Orcan recital Singing vagabond Piano Pictures 9 Scrap Book Helen Board soprano Grant Graham and Olympic bobsled race Band The Ambassadors political series 11 Orchestra p Hall's orchestra 1 Davis's orchestra 2 Salon 2 American School of the Air 3 Hall's ithe artist the Sailor Going to and soloist orchestra Myrt and Marge 7 Crosby 7 News Downey Barbara 8 -T- Smith's music 8 Broadway's Thrills Ben orchestra club Nat 11 Symphony orchestra 12 P orchestra A Canadians 1 orchestra 1 Blaze At State State College Feb 8 Fire the interior building here origin of the was estimated at Hie t held services -in the a new being went Sunday i by H J Cohen occupied the first floor of the building MISTRESS OE WATER JAKES TO AIR Helene trail of championship victories in speed events in 1931 but couldn't dive a has started 1932 determined to be as clever at entering water as at paddling it Here ahe shown practicing a swan dive SENATOR LONG TO BE WATCHED Former Louisiana Governor May Be Crimped By Restrictions By W F Brooks Washington political piece de resistance in Louisiana since 1928 faces the necessity of a new nique as he begins his delayed term in the State senate The Louisiana governor whose exploits f commanded columns of newspapers is against a much larger political canvas and in capital will seat in the chamber TV ith more than RENT FREE IN POOR COLONY Ejected For Of Rents -In Havana Suburb PARIS LOSES STREET d Paris has lost its street a thoroughfare 18 i feet long and 6 wide known as the I Street of the White Peacock its i buildings were pulled down to let a Jittle light into the diney old Hotel 7 A for Jolly and On the Phil Cook s John Trm Tilks Ousted from house and home in Havana one has somewhere to go newest Havana suburb Barrio de las and a total of persons its existence dates only ago V case with several lar but smaller settlements no- tably that Llega y Pon come in and put it the Barrio las is open to all who have been ejected from their homes for of rent Need Certificate This is the only requisite for certificate of ejection Four named the Avenue of Independence Avenue of the Widows Avenue of Progress and Central avenue run through the city And those streets arc kept clean Tiny shacks most of them built the fibrous tissue at the top of tree line the avenues is from the ing that the suburb takes the residences arc larger four five although individual shows lip in Interior Secretary Octavio and Julio Izquierda chief of the Havana central district recent visitors to the rio Have A Mayor They made official the residents choice of Juan Diaz Osme to serve as mayor and Carlos as secretary house hence is located in the central part of the city The Cuban flap waves i ly above it and all new arrivals must register there According to there has no and no sickness since he became mayor My Vine M P M i pie he said wish only to live j quietly completely disassociated 1 from politics and the like going I about their various business such j as the selling of sweets pers or old bottles j Although no taxes are paid the i suburb has its own little school i where children of paints too poor to them properly for the i schools are taught reading j writing and arithmetic by i itas Celia and casual interest for many weeks first and re- may irritate the new senator but if so he probably will keep his irritation to himself and plug away at he sets out to do is persistent thoughts with di- rect action Fiery Leader s He was fearless in his administration of and even the most stringent rules un- likely will style He will find ways and means to achieve his ends As of Louisiana Long greeted dignitaries in pajamas signed bills in bed refused to leave his state for fear political foe might usurp the power for a day and put off his Washington debut for the same reason 11 months after his tion as governor in 1928 he faced impeachment charges was exonerated won both admiration and hatred Here in the the ful senator will find many -a curb upon his natural inclinations to cut red tape and formality First off he smack the well-known senatorial taboo against much activity on the part of Others as tempestuous and im- pulsive as Hon Huey banged this unwritten code without much avail The seasoned veterans have ways and means of which arc unobtrusive but effective Change Likely As the ex- had plenty of power to force action upon almost any ter He even called help him when he needed it he will find conflicting others frequently slow up direct and special regional needs of action upon his proposals only one ernor in at least Long as much although at one persons had taken Here in ington there arc senators each enjoying the same prerogatives and rank the gentleman from v Importance Will Wave the press galleries must cover the activities of the house of representatives the White House and the various mental departments each day so that Mr Long's activities probably will not assume the import that they did at home Here each utterance and action must be weighed in the press dis- patch hopper in relation to all the others Senator Long as the champion of legislation lo prevent the ing of cotton Tiert year must de- cide his course j If he is to effectively present his ideas on the cotton situation he will have to find ways and means to meet Washington lems because the set up is such that indirect rather than direct tion usually is the order of the day DAIRY CAGERS HERE TONIGHT Local Dribblers Face Strong Aggregation In Hotel Annex Tonight The winning Wing quintet on their home floor will be- seriously threatened tonight jf when the powerful Dairy team appears here for a game Earlier in the Dairy team refused to the grounds that they were not fast The by the calibre of the are and night they will try to make the take it and like it All-Star Lineup Russ former Gettysburg college speed booked to be in the visitors lineup Rags and Steve Vergot high luminaries Ross Dailey and McCarvel will round out the The will bring one of the best teams to Gettysburg that win appear season Fast fine passers and crack shots the capital city lads promise to give the Wings a hot battle Hen Bream will be back in the lineup tonight and this will give the their lineup Charley Gelbert and Yockey Bream will pair off at for- ward with Buehler and H Bream at the guard positions On the reserve list will be Flynn Wermick Myers and Rummel In ithe preliminary T game the Cashtown independents will meet the Trig five This tilt promises to be unusually hard fought and a good game may be ex- A slight change in time has been games The preliminary game will start fifteen minutes later than usual the ing tilt for with the big game immediately following SHAKESPEAREAN DRAMA SCORES HIT IN PERSIA Teheran has become the leading playwright here Venice has been into Persian and the land of Omar is following Portia's judgment at the with deep interest The play be- tween acts is discussed audience in Persian Armenian Arabic Russian Turkish and a dash of English and German A Hood River school has no grades has it had any ures butter tion 15 per in the last year Mrs Bessie Underwood county PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27 1932 -One O'clock The undersigned will have public sale at her residence in burgT of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS Antique writing desk antique antique wardrobe sinks recking chairs kitchen chairs reed suite cane-seated kitchen table cherry table beds and springs stands couch sewing clock lamps butchering meat crocks pots pans churn rugs hooked rugs linoleum shovels washing machine corn shelier corn worker barrow work ness fence wire iron hog trough pump trough iron kettle block and tackle hedge brier spring Also some onions and sweet Other articles too numerous to mention Thirty chickens by the pound corn fodder Terms nnd conditions will be made known day of sale by MAGGIE ALLISON Topper Auct College Wrestlers Defeat Johns Hopkins 26 To S Saturday college's grunt and groan won their first mat match of the year afternoon the Johns Hopkins before a large guests for the week-end dances Capt won five of the Carty arid falls and by time advantages winning his match fraction of a second as just pinned as Bull of the 1932 football his 175 pound class match in the fast time of 33 seconds sending Herman's shoulders to with a crouch and body Johns victories were scored who defeated Kipp in with time T minutes and 20 seconds arid Gamse who threw Metzger with 8 minutes and forfeited the heavyweight The 118 Johns kins Gettysburg a time advantage of 6 minutes and 20 seconds 126 Johns kins threw Metzger Gettysburg with in 8 minutes and 10 seconds 135 Gettysburg defeated Mele Johns Hopkins with a time advantage of 8 minutes and 44 seconds Gettysburg threw Johns Hopkins with a crouch ahd in 2 minutes v 155 Gettysburg threw Bachman Johns Hopkins with a crouch and head hold minutes seconds 165 Gettysburg defeated Sears Hopkins with a time advantage 8 minutes and 12 seconds Heavyweight by Johns Penn State r SHIPS Shipping Gazette surveying the points out that of 73 vessels laid up in Danish ports not one is ship a fact which this country the cradle of driven lines takes as proving this type more economical than steam Feb Yl P M To Finish GEORGE U S Marine Champion FREEMAN Champion LEO 30 L Minute Boats SZABO FARMER NELSON PAUL FAVRE VS NAZZARENO PEGGI Admission to Seats Now On Sale ZEMBO MOSQUE Diphtheria Shows cases in Pennsylvania after dropping to the point ol the season on 26 ing only eighty-eight reported has since risen slightly curve was steadily downward for to figures reported to Dr Moore chief of the bureau of communicable diseases state department of health The final week qf the year started the curve upward again Typhoid has about ceased its in- upon the of the state only being reported in the past 24 reached a peak of 106 cases steadily falling from that date until December 26 when it had reached low point of ten Infantile paralysis which caused so much concern during early autumn has dwindled to two cases Tularemia or rabbit has finally put in a belated appearance with three cases western part of the state dis- ease was contracted in- thex usual way from dressing a diseased bit with Other communicable diseases with a heavy seasonal average measles 941 cases for the past week chicken pox 729 scarlet fever 495 whooping cough 487 and mumps 422 Many of these maladies will show an upward curve during the next few weeks Doctor Campbell pre- St Louis are under way for construction of a air terminal building at St Louis field It will Include a ticket office baggage arid rooms waiting room and offices for the field manager DON'T BLAME THE WASHER FOR THOSE DINGY CLOTHES THE SOAP OH THAT'S THE SOAP WOMEN WRITE ABOUT 1 IN THE PAPERS I NEXT WASHDAY SUCH A GORGEOUS SNOWY WASH SUCH FRESH VIVID TRY IT FOR DISHES ALL CLEAN ING TOO IT'S REAL ifo And Km the BIG VS Steve Vergot sensational Steelton H S star Russ Tuckey an old Gettysburg favorite Rags Furjanic Ross and McCarvel are in the and they are coming to Gettysburg with idea of breaking the ten game winning streak of the on their home floor Preliminary vs Biglerville Hotel Gettysburg Annex Admission K of C February I   

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