The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 12

USS Ml I 1 ai 0 tt OCTOBER 5 1937 TUESDAY HOLD EVERYTHING Clyde Lewis one CCHOOLIELI) kJ open 10:15 A boys and girls college com iw by We rvtct me THE he said in a OW'S YOUR the at IN ASSAULT CASE which It is a NOW PLAYING luncheon 1 roKKY CARTOON 5EWS BWI CCC MAURI DUU tfbLDS Liouin TABLETS UULU 4tw 25c now irialto: now ll IWUftWgMft I Rub Mr TIm" Bt IAab 'TH BtAMONP BRAND' with red streamers is definitely I changes in government of De i'w bearers were: Mrs Last Times Today LARGEST SELLING BMt IV Xz 1Z Song EYESIGHT SPEC ULIS APITOL CHICHESTERS PILLS to steal that asked Judge a dozen years ago new "swing time" be the most most serious digestion the long is a acid increasing de muslc Shrader federation yesterday and his 10 "rebel" and run acids' Sloan Nulle the their It's BENNY GOODMAN head die ing School1 MM in lUc an efaborate dinner say me if you mind take that chair away it's too big LIQUin TABLETS BAIAK NOSE DKOTS also an and re Or the an The average length of married life was 59 years I Nite 35c 1 ot It of at Prominent on manic slate are steen assistant LABOR BOARD CHIE ACES CRITICAL AL LABOR IGHT SPURS VOTE IN DETROIT TYRONE POWER SONJA HENIE fish I ever caught and mon you should have lasted claims widely menace The House That Service Built in MATINEE 20c NIGHT 25c CHILDREN JOe it an alkaline blood is President Called on to Disband National Group trolled By 1 0 4 In 1932 world production of gold was worth more than 1450000000 O' Banded at Roasitten Germany a black he aded gull was taken at Vera Cruz Mexico the Instruments bureau NlMBEIt John Iz'wis Pag an ng out a The mud skipper fish can remain exposed for long periods so long as its tall is kept in water JACKSONVILLE la Oct (IP) The Weather Bureau awaited re ports today from a number ot "hur ricane released over the weekend as a minor tropical disturb ance moved along the Louisiana coast The rubber bubbles carried a re cording mechanism aloft possibly 20 miles up There they should have burst and let the Instruments fall to the ground The instrument records the pres sure temperature and humidity the' air through which it passes is protected by an arrangement bamboo sticks their ends Return of sought by the fc HIM A STIPLADDIR DES MOINS la Kenneth tr pp 16 wlo said he came to Toa from Osgood Mo "to pick lodging at the city Jail here Police Inspecor Eklund look down at the diminutive Sapp and asked "Just how tali are feet three Kenneth answered "It looks it you are out of a Job to start said Eklund "Haven't you read how high the corn is Ibis yeai HOTEL BURTON BLDG DANVILLE VA ffomerfy first national Bank tildri) ot the sort is not a disease It does not imply Striker Alleged to Have At tacked and Struck Bristol Plant Worker 0 BRISTOL Va Oct Vernon Tate a picket at the strike troubled Big Jack Overall plant will be given a preliminary hearing Thursday on a charge of felonious assault with Intent to kill growing out of his al leged attack upon Paul Handy a plant worker Police Chief Rogers of Bristol Tenn said Tate left the picket line maintained by the striking Amalga mated Clothing Workers a CIO affili ate and struck Handy theTace Dr Snapp said Handy's con dition was serious Handy's nose was broken and It was feared his skull might have been fractured The charge of assault against Tate was contained in a warrant obtain ed by Leonard Hall attorney for the overall company Tate was ordered held without bond pending the out come of Injuries It was the most serious violence at the plant since the strike began last Tuesday a NEW! CAMEL CARAVAN SHORT! Musical Coined) lox News "The Match of Time' TRIE LOVE PORTLAND Ore been married 14000 years so they decided it was time to celebrate were 275 couples who gathered here for a Western District Grand Jury Returns Indictments in Other Cases "HONEST JACK of Oakie College" HOT GQODS ATLANTA (AP) The negro prisoner at the bar was charged with stealing a stove did you want man's property John Cone "Judge I steal that protested the prisoner Just took his The Maltapony river in New York gets Its name Irotn its four small tributaries: Mat Ta Po and Ny EYfA EXAMINtDjGlASSKrTTte THE CIGARETTE IN AMERICA A4' SI LECTI SHORT SI BJECTS THE DANVILLE REGISTER BEE Complete Coverage of Piedmont Section of Virginia and Carolina manager of the music sales department of a large Atlanta music store said today I termly and sorority groups buying records show a definite liking for the I popular tunes of three and four more years ago that have been vain While "swing is partly scupti'B in Itself differences from brought the explanation: "It is smoother less blatant and requires a more rounded orchestra tion of the tune" than the jazz to which the older brothers and sisters of today's danced There is mand for said Joseph Ragan organist at all Saints Episcopal Church said there is a defi nite new trend In church music too He said the new trend "is decidedly away from ormerly lie said the soprano was given a solo or solo part one Sun day and an anthem given the spot light to the tenor was chosen for the following Sunday And so it went around the quartet That system "featured the voice and centered the attention of the listeners on the in dividual Ragan said With emphasis on the anthem rather than the singer the music has tended to become he said turned but none dealt with the $15 000 Blackwood Coal and Coke com pany payroll robbery which the grand Jury was expected to consider at Its Octobei teim The Jury has not been discharged de ft query as to Its other rhythms rwjv Interment was made WRONG "Mr Ine Mr John Lewis' hotel bell boy But Mr Lewis there The hotel was headquarters for an American ederation of Labor con vention (Continued from Editorial Page) worked day and night redecorating an entire floor In the hotel the ar rival of the royal entourage forty peo ple In the party with 160 pieces of luggage for the King and Queen maids secretaries ladies in walting private telephones Installed six cooks assigned to prepare meals for the party I remember Duke of Wind sor then the Prince of Wales kind unassuming asking me to remove the large regal looking armchair that had been placed In the dining room for his use at ing to please afraid General John Pershing Ellhu Root Viscount Grey of alloden are only a handful of the celebrities who were at that dinner for the Prince of Wales I I remember that dramatic day when the survivors of the Titanic disaster I arrived at the Waldorf brought here I by the Carpathia to greet their rela tives I remember Admiral Dewey the pres ent King Carol of Rumania traveling incognito when he was prince Prince Poniatowsky Lord and Lady Decles Cardinal Mercier the late Sig nor Marconi Lloyd George Marshal och Ambassador Jusserand And the great Americans Charles Schwab whose friendship I have cherished through the years Dr Nicholas Murray Butler gentle man and scholar Andiew Car negie and his wise eyes full of vision Anthony Drexel Senator Cole I man du Pont Gordon ellowcs Com MIS1CAL NOVELTY "J' By DR IAGO GALDSTON Edited for the 7 New York Academy of Medicine THE DANVILLE REGISTER BEE Morning end Twenty our Hour Newspoper 4 Service he Voice Of Broadway IRST EATURE: "Jar Oahia I with the himself and an all star Holly wood cast including: "STU" ERWIN RAYMOND HATTON WILLIAM AUSTIN Pllfl SECOND EATURE: "Benny Goodman and his band in the "Swing Every Tuesday at 9:30 pm EST 8:30 pm CST 7:30 pm MST 6:30 pm PST WABC COLUMBIA NETWORK SWICEGOOD funeral PHONE 2060 DANVIUi VA "Better Service at Moderate Cost" 1 JJfSl the I council Rlchard rankcn president of the au to workers union Walter Reuther head of Its huge West Side Detroit local and Maurice A Sugar union attorney These men have been lead ers In the turbulent campaigns to organize labor in the motor industry Mayor rank Couzens is not a can didate for reelection Ecuador has rescinded Its contract with an American company for the bulldlne of roads because of difficul ty in making financial arrangements golden wedding vesper ceremony and th wgrk will be don by Ecua doran elected at large system having years ago I mainly working United Automobile has endorsed A SOLILOQUY MONTGOMERY ALA Just one stroke moaned Bill Weiss Montgomery golfer as he iue fully regarded a round of 95 over tho Beauvoir country club course less stroke a hole and Id win sometime he explained and more stroke a hole and I could give up this game" VI VIC LI ILS 'MAN TO MAN' COMEDY and NEWS EVENTS BIG STONE GAP Va Oct 5 John and Delores Goin of Pennington Gap stood indicted today on narcotic law charges by the federal giand Juiy for the western district of Virginia Among others against whom Indict ments were returned yesterday were A Brown and McDowell on charges of falsely representing them selves as federal officers Clinton Greer was indicted on a charge of forging an endorsement to a government check Mrs Meicedes Perkins postmistress at Hanger in Buckanftn county was I found guilty on a charge of embezzle ment of poet office fund Judge John BANGER Perry Martin dairyman wondered what made dyna mite caps'go bang Picking one out of a box of 50 be exploded it It dropped back Into the box and the other 49 went bang too left leg and left arm were injured rom his bed at Emory hospltajMartin said he knew what made the cap explode but now wondered how it fell ck Into th box MODERN WOMEN Nd Net Suffer monthly pain and delay due to cokisnervoufiRirain exposure or similar causes Chi ches tcrspiamond hr and Pills are effect) vet rsold by al 1 druggists for over 5 0 years Ask or Otey Goard Buried Monday The funeral of Orey Elbert Goard was conducted at the Pentecostal Holiness Church at Dry ork yester day afternoon by tne trn'c 1 church burial ground bkought 'ytMSL and rENT MUSICAU 6N'ICEN vfl' DENVER Oct A fiery reso lution introduced at the American ederation of Labor convention by the Borot and Shoe Workers union called upon President Roosevelt today to dis band the National Labor Relations Board because It said the board Is "actively supporting and upholding" the I The resolution which A lead ers said echoed sentiment of the fed eration as a whole was sent to the resolutions committee of the conven tion which opened here yesterday There was no indication when the committee would report on it The resolution asked Mr Roosevelt congress and Secretary of Labor Per kins to discharge the Labor employes because board peisonnei is dictated controlled and supervised by the I headed by John Lewis William Green A president called upon the to expel Lewis unions "The hour Is speech opening the convention ing appealed to them for two years to come back you will now order your board of directors to revoke the char ters of thl8 dual i More fireworks were in the air meanwhile as the time neared for Warren Madden chairman of the La bor Board to address the convention Leaders said privately Madden may be in for a taste ot heckling In its report to tne convention the executive council said the board had given the public good grounds to believe it was "decidedly pro I but added that some of the criticism directed at the board was natural against a govern I ment board which has been function ing such a short time and under such serious handicaps The council suggested the board keep out ot A I disputes say ing that the Wagner act was not in tended to cover such John rey president of the metal trades department Introduced a reso lutlon calling for amendment of the Wagner act to require the board to I conduct all elections by crafts Green climaxed two long speeches against the I yesterday by ac cusing Lewis ot using the rebel organi zation to further his own ambitions to be president ot the United States I has served notice of his own Intention to form an independent labor Green said in a radio talk last night "Its leader has smilingly listened to himself being hailed by supporters at a public gathering as the next presi dent of the United States "It is being used and Its member are being used as a nucleus for a po litical organisation designed to bring about that result" Previously Green challenged the I to state its attitude toward the sit down strike Lewis be said already has made himself absolute dictator of the I orders and edicts appointing men to rule over other men making his own decisions consulting with no body governed by no executive coun cil or by no law or convention or any expressed will of a democratic ma jority" "The American people owe much during these days to American ed etalion of Green said when they understand the real issue involved in the conflict they will more and more appreciate the great service which the American ederation of La 1 bor is rendering toward our republic and toward the preservation of democ racy Three resolutions asking for reunion of the A and the I instead of the finish fight Green proposed were introduced at the opening The Pullman porters and the ed nr Teachers asked the A i tv conferences The print ers proposed amendments to the fed eration constitution which would pave the way toward peace' Other resolutions called for freeing Tom Mooney and the Scottsboro ne groes socialized medicine a boycott on the Brown Derby restaurants in Hollywood and a federal maximum hours act with no minimum wage por visions The boy died at tlie home of his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Goard Dry ork Sunday afternoon after an illness of 6 months Besides his parents he is survived by two brothers Hugh Goard Jr and Robert Goard and three sisters Mrs Snead lossie and Reedis Goard The pallbearers were: Edward Jones Snead Crane Lig on The flower crane Mrs Price Mrs Yeatts to me as all the old ones and I am looking forward today to the memories that tomorrow will bring me for the day Even as I write this my mind and heart full of the adventures life has allowed me to have I am getting ready to add still another gem to my treas ure chest of memories My dear friends men and women I have known for years are planning to that memory chest to overflowing It Is a hallowed day in my life they will the fiftieth anniversary of that day It does not seem so long ago because my life has been sucn a happy one when a girl I loved be came my wife Old friends be there at that tribute banquet In my beloved Waldorf Astoria on Thursday evening their faces there will make me start remembering again remembering 0 PAYROLL ROBBERY IS NOT TAKEN UP Union Groups Divided Seek Control With Record Vote Indicated DETROIT Oct (fl Labor sought control of the Detroit £ity government today but was divided against Itself in a hotly contested municipal primary election The Committee for ganlzation backed one slate and American ederation of Labor other Nominees will be chosen for mayor and nine council seats Election board officials prepared for a vote of 300000 although 226971 in 1931 was the largest primary vote ever recorded here city has a total registration of 611000 Tfwo candidates will be nominated for mayor and 18 for the council The main battle centers around the mayoralty a position of great power in Detroit Although the city operates under a non partisan form of gov ernment with a small council and somewhat resembles the city man ager commission type the mayor combines both the managerial and honorary duties and is a full time IS 000 a year executive The mayor of Detroit is so firmly established in the whip seat that his appointing power coveting more than 70 department heads Is not subject to council approval The councilmen are the aldermanic ward been discarded many The through the Workers of America Patrick former Michigan attorney general for mayor Its council slate is limited to five men enough to provide bare control of the nine seat body Ot this ticket John Lewis I chairman said in New York last night: have an ambition to see the 1 I win in i He added that he was it WOllld Will The Rev Charles Coughlin com merited in Detroit that the I nominees "openly stand lor ciass struggle" and urged their defeat The American ederation ot Labor in Detroit has endorsed former Mayor John Smith for the mayoralty nomination It is backing nearly all incumbents for the council seats Other candidates for mayor are Richard Reading at present city rirk' clarence McLeod former Ke publican congressman and Ralph A i PhllbroOK an nwuicy said recently that must seize the reins of government in Detroit and every other American 'r Smith once president of plum bers' union said believe in labor unions properly and responsibly con ducted The sitdown strike has no place in a democracy" Reading generally viewed as the strongest conservative candidate said concerted attempt is being made to place minority group in power In Detroit" Replying directly to statement Reading de scribed It as a and retorted "I say the people of Detroit are going to the polls because they are definitely against any radical changes in the government of De modore Carey Robert Goelet the Van Paul deferred sentence until today deibilts William Hnd William Twenty Indictments In all were re McKay Twombley Alfred Jr Charles Hayden Augustus Lucius Boomer PICKET IS HELD nuttlc' mils in their newest la ugh jiacked comeily Hot loaded ufth laugh' wings and pretty girls' BERT ROBI RT WHEELER WOOLSEY "OH AGAIN Acidosis a Symptom Acidosis is a term to conjure with and most nostrum vendors do Were we to believe even half their acidosis would prevalent and faced by man It is nothing Acidosis svmptom blood but a lowering of the reserves of the body An acid certain death Depending upon its severity and the disease condition of symptom acidosis may be either of passing or very serious significance The body has need ot both acids and alkalles and apparently it has most Ingenious mechanisms for keep ing the two In a given balance Al kalinity predominates but if the acid reserve too low alkalosis the I 1 OppOfelue Ol aCiUvblo iiiiij luouiu What are some ol tne cuuuuaa causes of acidosis? Starvation is one cause easily understood Disturb ances in metabolism (diabetes for example) the excessive loss of body flluds (by way of diarrhea or vomit ing) and intoxications of various sorts may bring about a lowering of the body's alkali reserves Any in competence in the excreting organs (kidneys and lungs) to eliminate properly the accumulating acid prod ucts of metabolism or of activity may cause acidosis Clearly acidosis is acondltion most likely to arise as a complication of some profound disturbance in the body some serious disease condition Hence when acidosis is present it is treated in connection with the un derlying disease and not except as an emergency measure of and by it self There is no virtue in consuming alkalles separate and apart fioin those we may take in with our foods A well balanced diet contains all the acids or alkalles the body requires iu maintain its reserves and serve its needs Nor need one be concerned about so called acid or alkali foods To be gin with a food though acid when eaten may yield an alkali ash aft er it has passed through the intricate chemical changes ol metabolism And in provided our diet Is Inclusive and alkalles even up To those who have we recommend milk as good as any Tomorrow The Battle Reports on Storm I Balloons Awaited YOUTH LIKES SO'NG HITS OTHER YEARS Younger Generation Partial to Tunes Orchestrated in New "Swing Rythm ATLANTA Oct 5 (fl A music dealer who keeps his ear attuned to college campus tastes said is partial to song hits of a half orchestrated in the rhythm lnader Glittering Personalities who registered Waldorf as Codv Nebraska Nat Goodwin Lillian Russell who was glamorous long before that word 1 was lightly used "Diamond Jim" Brady glittering and generous John Sullivan Charles rohman And in years not so long ago Ethel Barrymore regal and beautiful re minding me of her uncle John Drew I sir Beerbohm Tree and his stories of "Old the Broadway figures of the old days I remember too when it was decid ed that the Waldorf that had once been "up town" was now and the day it was decided to close its doors on May 3 1929 I re member that day and the dozens of people who had spent their honey moons at the Waldorf rushing to New i York to buy a chair or a lamp from oir wnivvmoon suites Then came the choosing of Park avenue and 49th street for the site of the new hotel and the months that followed when the new Waldorf Astoria was rising floor on floor into the sky I remember the Hurry of the day before the hotel was open before It was completed when the King and I Queen of Slam came to this country and Lucius Boomer gave a luncheon for them there They were our first royal guests There is the handshake of President Hoover I remember al the new Wai I dorf Astorla the smile ot Presi dent ranklin Roosevelt the smile I of Eleanor Roosevelt and her kindness and sincerity a procession of new I celebrities who have come to the new Waldorf Princess Miguel de Bra ganza Mrs Robert Ogden Bacon Mrs Graham air Vanderbilt Grate Moore Mr and Mrs Gerald Swope Mr and Mrs Owen Young Geneial and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Geneial I Atterbury Mr and Mrs William Bay lard Cutting John Hay Whitney Jesse Lasky Walter Wanger Adolf Zukor I I hare been adding to those memo ries of mine during my six years at the new Waldorf memories already as dear GEORGE BRENT ANITA LOUISE RIENDS ALUMNI AND BE ON TIME OR THE UN AND MUSIC OAKIE COLLEGE IS OPEN AGAIN SEE YOU AT 'SWING SCHOOL' THE CATS ARE RISKIN' THEIR WHISKERS OR SOME SWELL LICKS AT TONIGHT'S JAM SESSION Tif if 011 I 1 ci 1 l( 1 VIRGINIA I'' 1AST 1IM1S lOIJYi HERE THEY COME sn OR LHII I RUBY KEELER I LEE DIXON 4 WingB I I flu iBV oMt 4 hm BB 0 I 1 i knkiw AZEND i AiaNNOEl I fS ccx vr MUAUrr i a "bC4 I 0 COKWELt i I Artdccl rADTAnKl MlKITAI LATE 0 NEWS WlnpUiy Only S325 BANK NIGHT "TOUGH TO HANDLE" A Man I'ieiurc I' 0 HBr I Kr Bi Bp Bp If Mat It I IB 1 I I 9 i Oils Ki I 4 1 lAw i GD GETEH'J I 1 Charles WINNINGER WMMi MM PKTW Ju 1OoHt9O I ULL ULL I PINT Jfl QUR'r :1 I II I I i i I I I JSi ItalPEWj I WA brand yj I RYE I I IHHj BLINDEO Sa9 Jrk I IHSTH I ERIKS JM I r'('ORI'ORVIEl ''All Ml a jlSIR Ba a aiaJI rranKTon uisuiienes iiw uuuimiuc Daiumuic 2 I I I i I I I I I is rx 1 I 1 y' 1 fj 7 Sy" Il EALTH? a UfX' pjL II Sts.