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   Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - April 17, 1936, Uniontown, Pennsylvania                               Fayette ONLY Morning by the Associated Press THE MORNING HERALD AVERAGE DAILY NET PAID CIRCULATION TWELVE MONTHS ENDING OCTOBER 1 Every Morning At Your Door VOL 80 NO 86 UNIONTOWN FAYETTE COUNTY PA FRIDAY APRIL 17 1936 THIRTY PAGES TWO CENTS BRITAIN MASSES MORE SHIPS OFF ITALY JURIES CONSIDER TWO AUTO CASE Lynn Phillips Represents State In Million Dollar Tax Suit Against Overholt Company NEWS OF DAY IN COURTS A Overholt Company Thursday was made defendant in a suit filed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania lu the Bum of with an ad- Interest of which tho state alleges represents unpaid floor tax on liquor beverages made by the concern as well as alleged ages In computing the losa or outage in he shrinking of tho amount In each barrel Service was made on William P Phillips resident manager of the dis- tillery at yesterday after- noon following receipt of the suit by Deputy Attorney General Linn V Phillips from Attorney General Charles J brought the action will bo tried ill Dauphin County under the new law requiring all state sulta to be beard lu the capital When the liquor law went into effect the Commonwealth acts forth that the concern Hied a schedule allowing gallons of whisky In barrels mid gallons in cases part of which was the property of the Schenley Company in their houses The concern Jn paying its tax de- ducted 229.049 gallons as loss age due to the evaporation of tho in tho barrels The correct loss the Carlisle Table tho maintains should be gallons v Leaving a net balance of gallons on hand tho Overholt Com- pany was responsible to the state for in tuxes In 1033 nnd the sum of was paid and sub- sequent additional payments In the amount of have been made The balance represents he on Page Forensic Events at California College Tho Southwestern District of the Pennsylvania League wilt hold its final contests at the California Teachers college Arthur S district of the and tor in Social at the college Sa In charge of all Heaver Somerset ton and West morn be sented by about four hundred dents from sixty schools The county winners will or the right to till a district In tlie State Finals at on April 24 and 25 Ono contests will ho held on Friday starling 9 o'clock in tin morning Contents In nil forensic events except debating will held lu the Noss school oti tho coll ego campus throughout the day Contents In music vocal and In- strumental aro being held for as wall 13 groups Them will be seven judges for con- tests On Saturday April IS the orchestra and bands at a m and at p m will compete Class A will inert at High and Class II of those three groups will compete at High school Jury Probes His Bruno Story LOBBY PROBERS ASSAILED BY TOLEDO EDITOR Grove Patterson Hits Invasion Of Rights Of People tee Hears Organizer David Moore above testified before the Mercer County Grand Jury I saw Mrs and some man 1 don't know near tho Lindbergh estate Just prior to the kidnaping The story Moore told had long been dis- credited by police Central Press Declares War on Automobile Parking Sergeant J S Kennedy of the Railroad has declared war on owners who sist in parking their cars lu tho road freight yards in Penn street de- frequent warn tugs to tho con- trary Tho order is effective Immediately and will bo enforced between the hours of 7 a in and 6 p m Owners continue lie ho sutd will bo arrested and upon summary conviction will lie fined The action becomes necessary the officer stated because own ore park their cars without respect for ers rights to load and A similar order la In effect at the n O in North nuo and North Gal la tin avenue Barbers Name Local Delegates Ralph of Un- ion town bers lust night waa elected delegato and Charles named to the Federation of to be held hern April 2 Inclusive of tho local also named a Reception of five to lie headed by M W as chairman Assisting Chairman er will he Andrew James Michael Tony DoCarlo and A Zack Women Ignorant of Eats Says Brave French Chef NEW YORK April woman knows how to eat Is rare said a noted French chef today adding A lady la no lady unless she knows food Rene baa cooked for four distressed Women know about food than men do Their minds fall to grasp the Idea of sauces Washington C dines moro In- than York eat more bo- causo they are hunters at heart Durand said that J 8 Royal S la one of this few gourmets I don't think America will ever CRISCO Rend what your Grocer has to say about this wonderful shortening See Ad on 22 learn to eat he Not lhat eggs aro Ibo world's most prefer a jileco of Plover eggs aro However I fear America's prefer once always be rod steak and with some Women would profit bo said by conning a as part of their preparation for n sophisticated just as they study to Improve their bridge game But thoy should realize you can't become a fine cook unless you aro a man and began as a hoy you can't Continued on Pago Thirteen Announcement r Dr Irene will return from her vacation report for duty at the office of Dr C II Sherry Wednesday April 22 New Location Of ARMY AND NAVY STORE at 19 W Main St DANCE CRYSTAL PALACE HALL FAIRBANKS SATURDAY APRIL 18 JAN GARNET ORCHESTRA Local Debaters Go To State College Senior members of the Debating left Thursday after- noon April 18 for State College where they will enter n De- baling Tournament Tho tournament is tho auspices of the National Forensic League nnd Includes teaum representing from Delaware New Jersey anil Pennsylvania The winning leam will represent Ihla dis- nt National Forensic mont tn Oklahoma Floyd Coyno Shoots David Cohen Joo Maurice and Unfall will represent tho excellent record established during the past debating season is likely to go far In lie coining tournament 2 Dead 2 Missing In Plane Crash Switzerland April 17 persons were killed and two others were missing today rig a German Army piano ed In tho Swiss mountains 30 mi from the German frontier The piano carried five uniformed men Authorities said the fifth pant was an who suffered a broken leg and refused lo give about Iho flight PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN Lieutenant George C Brown Res of Masontown yesterday ed notice of his promotion to a cap- in tho Officers Reserve Corps of the United States army Captain Brown wan formerly Payette county Register of Wills and Is juite popular among Reservists In the district He was instructor at last night's Reserve meeting TODAY'S Fair Friday Saturday fair slowly rising temperature POLICEMEN'S DANCE 1 0 0 F HALL POINT MARION PA Friday April 17 ORCHESTRA FLOOR SHOW Dance IN ST JOSEPH'S AUDITORIUM 250 SO MT AVE SATURDAY APRIL 18 FEATURING JOHN RASZI HIS ORCHESTRA Free Dance Tonite DEW DROP INN VIGILANCE IS URGED WASHINGTON April AP Assailing the Black lobby committee President Grove Patterson of tho American Society of Newspaper tore said the American press vlll not senatorial Invasion if the rights of tho people Patterson who la editor of tho ledo also criticized the velt administration In un address before a meeting of the ciety h o As to freedom of tho prosa wo have it and wo shall keep It Only tho most indefensible lack of vigilance mil Inconceivable stupidity will bring any losa of It oven In tho face if a national administration policy Is far loss concerned with the of the freedom of tho press than n American government should be Turning to tho action of the Semite lobby committee headed by Senator Black Democrat Alabama In telegrams Patterson Not only Is tho Freedom of tho press but the ordinary rights of American citizens long guaranteed under tho Constitution arc Ignored by tho Indefensible dictatorial methods of the Black senatorial committee In seizing private messages and tele- grams Declaring lhat enlightened public opinion will help maintain press dom he And BO wo shall sot down this last attempted Invasion as merely a con- comitant of Just one moro purposeless useless sadistic demonstration In the elaborate investigation of something or other that produces neither illuminating In- formation nor human betterment Calling newspapers In America tho boat In tho Patterson said Continued On Pago Two Perry Firemen to Give Minstrel Tonite and White Perry township own minstrel will be presented and tomorrow night April 17 anil IS lu the school auditorium Tho minstrel coach is Earlo E Curtis principal of tho Perry ship Ilish school county director of tho Forensic nnd League A group of talented local boys have built and painted an elaborate to l very edges of tho stage opening Working under direction of Couch Curtis boya have also built and painted new scenery seta to bo used In Iho production Black and Revue la being pre- sented as tha Hint coached by Mr Curtis In which an entire com- munity has boon used us a field for tho selection of talent Several years Mr Curtis coached a very minstrel for the Perry High school but in It ho used only pupils of his school LONDON April tension and uncertainly mounting la the haa a now secret typo oE Ino craft to Gibraltar to bulwark the grand licet scattered through the Mediterranean The publication of tho list today allowed that lo designed described as trawlers hud arrived at Gibraltar from England within tho st week Most of them lelt the Portland huso on Easter Sunday Five destroyers arrived at Gibraltar from tho Eastern Mediterranean copers designed primarily for cutting underwater mines from moorings aro equipped with depth that Is high bombs aro exploded under by time fuses Depth bombs aro tho outstanding armament devised against submerged submarines During tho World War tho trawlers ordinarily worn not fast enough to compete with the speed of but woro used to advantage when the underwater boats wero discovered lurking below tho surface Tbo new British trawlers woro re- cently constructed on a secret design Tho admiralty list further ed that smaller re- cently had returned to Malta from Alexander whore the liad been lust December Answering reports that Premier Mussolini wants tho shirs withdrawn from tho authoritative source said such a move was not under consideration mid that Continued On Pago Luzerne Tp Board Teacher Approval of tho school budget and election of tivo business at the April ence of the Luzerne township school board meeting in Brownsville Miss Ruth Goodwin of dis- missed nt the March meeting of the board following tho termination of her contract at the end of tbn present wna unanimously stated Miss Mary Dearth also of Republic application was held over from the March session waa elected lo the faculty Or N of Brownsville was named for the school to fill Ine vacancy created by the death of Dr B LOTS 10 Cell Yd Border WALL The Bar CORNER ARCH A MAIN All latest sports results Ticker service each half inning All kinds of beer wines liquors Delicious lunches and sandwiches SQUARE DANCE INN 1 MILE FROM MILL RUN ROUTE 381 SATURDAY FRANKLIN ST HALL SATURDAY APRIL 18th ORCHESTRA FROM VERSAILLES Ethiopia Flatly Turns Down II Duce's Newest Peace Offer At Geneva British Hush 15 Vessels To Mediterranean Will Not Call Ships Home PAVE WAY FOR SHOWDOWN Martin Declines Strike Comment Prank of tho Bylviuila Wins In comment on i iit tbu plant in la In of of tho ho for Iho 200 moil out of tho to the Federation New Shortening Spry Makes Debut IB declared lo be In IB in a In or a now table Hie of n famous family of Lover Company of Soap Rinso anil Toilet Soap addition of Spry the shortening to their linn Is on MAN AT 106 GETS OLD AGE PENSION t April III lOH Flunk Ills old age pension vare doesn't need antl nnd nays lie enjoys a and cows removed promptly Phone 2191 See advertisement on Classified Page Sc TO A WALL PAPERS Blue Ridge Chicks DAY TO TWO OLD ON HAND 20 DIFFERENT BREADS Bluo Ridge Farm 82 MAIN DANCE TONITE SOUTH UNION HIGH JAN HIS ADMISSION and GOc DANCE TONIGHT FAIRWAY Cheat Death Albert Alaskan pilot ami his bride Joan above wero found alive on tho of Delim by a Const Guard cutter thoy had mono than a week mi I hoi r honeymoon night In Near death from tho couple was to or Central Proas Calvary Chorus Plans Birthday Of prominence tn county In of Calvary church group of about 80 from Iho school la miller direction of H and IH In for In alt of and Tho next liy tho Kroup will tin at thn regular in IT inn next of Pont No 61 Legion On Sunday April tho Continued on Pago SJx VETERAN 1 SAYS AIR IS BAD Told It Wavers Over Mile Spread Five Planes Con- verging On Port At Time MAY QUESTION HOSTESS April Pittsburgh IB Ilko no other place In tho country with respect to air radio beams a United States department of commerce committee learned today from a TWA pilot The committee is Investigating of luxury air liner tho Sun Racer against a mountain near last week when 11 woro killed nnd a twelfth tally Tho pilot Ix W Smith who flow mull planes Jn 1019 told tho commit too of several occasions on which ths radio boam led him astray Ou each occasion Smith said was forced to lot down and obtain his bearings from observation ot ground because tho boam was not where It should bo on tho map Smith assorted tho beam from burgh wavered for him six or seven times ho waa lying TWA senger setting March 11 as mom recent occasion statements came during questioning by Colonel H T Hartney representing the United Stales SenaU committee on air safely Other witnesses previously that five woro converging on the municipal airport at ly ho lime TWA's Flight No 1 en route from Newark N J wag to land Smith whether It ll a practice of the pilots to report In In order to usurp landing privileges Smith 1 do not think no I do not ho would misstate his position Uy tho committee understood Smith to ho referring to tho pilot of tho Sun Racer who reported 10 from the airport nnd landing In- it n row minutes on Page Twelve About Face on Blachut Inquiry Chief County Detective John O Wall In charge of tho investigation Into tho of yeur-old WPA worker sometime last Saturday night said Thursday an en- tirely new theory had developed Two Nix and early this week for further Inp woro released yesterday Their investigation Wall added has led the officers o do an about face on tho theory of murder and change to thru of accidental death by n fall over tho stone wall Into the creek bod or that was do victim of a hit-and-run driver The victim's lifeless body was found early Sunday morning merged except for OMB foot In two font of water In Redstone Creek at Keith Tho face was badly ed and death according to Coroner 3 A was canned by a frontal ture of the skull Money Bags of Sandusky Are Filled to Overflowing 0 April is ly bulging currency presenting officials with a of plenty Tho situation recently became ao acute explained Counly Auditor car lhat he to obtain their estate tax funds immediately County In eight that UH depositories bavo the Treasurer Howard Zimmerman nocks from nn surplus Tho put up covering deposits ury is now leaving HOOM LOVELY WALL more than in tho county's tody said treasurer were ho to deposit would ba bald through bin bond should tho bank to which he entrusted the money Hence Iho auditor explained the treasurer passed tho responsibility to the board of commissioners which baa a safety deposit box In one of the de- A comparable existed last year said Stierwalt Tho ly's total Indebtedness la between and we have an assessed valuation of approximately Continued on Pago Six FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA ANYWHERE LOVELY WALL Full FLAVOR and A that's what you get in   

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