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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, PAGE 6B 1937. JULY POST-DISPATCH. Gets Engineering Medal. DIES OF WOUND SUFFERED HEADS U. S.

TEACHERS Odd Facts of OLID BOSTOM promotion of engineering education at the organization's forty-fifth annual dinner last night. Dean Turneaure conducted pioneer experiments on impact and secondary stresses in bridges under moving train loads. CITY BONDED DEBT UP 345 PCT. SINCE 1923 Fy the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, July Dean Frederick E.

Tourneaure, of the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering, was awarded the Lam me Medal of the society for the FREEilOOO MINIATUREiREPRODUCTIONS OF OLD SPINNING-WH EELXTU AT ACTUALLY OR KST OR OOOkBEST LETTERS OLD MT2.BOSTON FINELIQUORS REFLECTiTHEQUALITYtTRADlTION OF OLD 3 OS SEND1 TTERS; POSTMARK ED MOT LATER. THAN ONE WEEK STATION BOSTON MASS. of 1 MT. AUBURN SVlAHiiET Property Assessment, Basis Retirement Revenue, Increased Only 3 Pet. --J! IN 1926 AS RESULT OF PRANK Carl Shepard, Shot by Brother Who Mistook Him for Burglar, Bedridden Since 1933.

A bullet wound suffered 11 years ago as the result of a prank caused the death June 21 of Carl Shepard, 915 Winstanley avenue, East St. Louis, it was disclosed yesterday with the filing of a burial permit. He was 35 years old. Returning from a fishing trip late one night in 1926, Shepard crept to a window in his home through which he could see his brother, Earl Shepard, and made a noise intending to startle him. Mistaking him for a burglar, Earl fired a pistol shot through the window.

Thu hiillof sti'iirlr Pari nnd lodtrpfl 6128 ASTON AVE. WELLSTON CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 5 PATRON OF. THE COFFTE tffiffi I IN OLD BOfTON. BEFOXE UOUiES SCOBNED CUPS WrVrpfeife I VACCINATION WAi KNOW AND SAUCERS. THEY WANTED I LJfatfr 1 WAS THE CUfTOM TO MOID Bonded indebtedness of the city has increased 345 per cent since Sirloin Tenderloin lift RffF Boneless Shoulder or Rib STEAK i x4 jit LJ- Porterhouse lrl LEG, lb.

13c I FRANKFURTERS 11 VTA I BREAST, 8c I LftL LOIN, lb. I2e BOLOGNA LB. Lnt Shoulder, 9c 1923, but assessed valuation of general property, the basis of tax revenue to pay off most of the bonds, has shown a net increase of only 3 per cent in the same time, it was related in a study of the bond accounts issued today by the Governmental Research Institute. A peak increase of 32 per cent in the assessed valuation within this period was reached in 1931. CHUCK ROAST lb.

lie CHUCK lb. 1 3c in the pelvic bone. 15c DAISY CREAM CHEESE CHEESE wC An unsuccessful operation to remove the bullet was performed. An infection resulted and Carl became an invalid, bedridden since 1933. Physicians said his death was due to acute toxemia.

HOME-MADE POTATO SALAD Lb. 15c The volume of bonds outstanding EGGSJS21c BUTTER 30c COFFEE Santos, lb. 1 7c. 3 lbs. 49c SUGAR reached the new high level of in the last fiscal year, the Institute pointed out.

It was only $19,683,000 in 1923, before sales began under the big issue voted that year. Assessed valuation was in 1923, rose to in 1931 and fell to this year. Tax Peak Last Two Years. There was an Increase in the tax rate for municipal debt from 24 Lbs. 10 Pure Granulated 10-Pound Limit 48c PENNSYLVANIA CAR SALE CODE Dealers and Salesmen Licensed; Trade-in Values Set.

HARRISBURG, July 2. Automobile sales in Pennsylvania were placed last night under regulations set up by the Zi37 Legis FLOUR JL79e J237c 19c 5 Lbs. SALAD DRESSING Quart Jar 22c OLIVES Large Jar 23c SLICED PINEAPPLE Ho. 21 Can, 20c Diced Pears, in Syrup, No. 2J Can, 15c cents on the $100 valuation in 1923 ElcoMalt I CORN TOMATOES OR PEAS Can 45c I 3 No.

2 Cans 25c SNIDER'S CATSUP, 14-0z. Bottle, 15c SWEET PICKLES Quart Jar 23c to the peak of 40 cents last year and this year. The report traced thjs city's bond policy during the last four years, beginning with the discussions held SNO-SHEEN CAKE FLOUR Pkg. 22c 100 PROOF YEAR-OLD BOURBON Qt. $1.25, Pt.

65c when it was found that interest lature, similar to those of the old NRA. Gov. George II. Earle signed the regulation bill providing for a five-man commission which will direct trade in new and used cars. First action of the commission would be to make a 30-day survey of prices on which to base its schedule of maximum appraisal values.

This schedule would determine the trade-in and re-sale value of automobiles manufactured in the past eight years. Cars older than that would be valued at $50. All dealers and salesmen must be licensed. i mCatfm 90 PROOF KENTUCKY, Qt. $1.39, Pt.

75c, 1 2 Pt. 40c 90 PROOF YEAR-OLD BOURBON Qt. $1.19, Pt. 60c 2-YEAR-OLD BOURBON Qt. $1.49, Pt.

75c CALIFORNIA WINE Fifth 25c, Gal. $1.19, 12 Gal. 63c 24 BOTTLES BEER $1.35, 6-Bot. Carton, 35c, Sm. Keg, $1.79 24 BOTTLES BEER, $1.29, 6-Bottle Ctn.

33c I GIN, Fifth 79c Associated Vrers Wirephoto. DR. CAROLINE S. WOODRUFF, TJ'HO was elected president oi the National Education Asso ciation at the Detroit convention. She is president of the State Nor' mat School at Castleton, Vt.

WOMAN PRESIDENT OF A Miss Caroline S. Woodruff of Vermont Normal Elected. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, July 2. Miss Caroline S.

Woodruff of Castleton, was elected president of the National Education Association last night. She is president of the Vermont State Normal School. She succeeds Orville C. Pratt, Spokane (Wash.) school superintendent, as head of the association. Three new members elected to the executive committee are Mrs.

Myrtle Hooper Dahl, Minneapolis; R. T. Shaw, Philadelphia, and David A. Van Burkirk, Hastings, Mich. 5c 10c BREAD Sliced, 17-0z.

3 Lge. Loaves, 20c I CREAM BREAD LAYER CAKE Iced, Each 25c I STOLLENS Each GREEN ONIONS YELLOW ONIONS LEMONS BANANAS Bunch lc lO Lbs. 10c Dozen 17c 3 Lbs. 10c Divorces Aerialist Codona. LONG BEACH, July 2.

Charging that Alfredo Codona, famous trapeze performer, threatened her with bodily harm. Vera Bruce Codona, also an aerialist, obtained a divorce yesterday. They were married in 1932 and separated last month. ana principal requirements oi outstanding bonds exceeded the regular income for debt purposes. Bonds issued between October, 1934, and November, 1936, amounted to although a citizens' committee had recommended issuance of only $3,000,000 in that period.

As a result, the institute declared, the city's bonded debt was increased "beyond the debt limits fixed by the investment laws of New York, Massachusetts and other Eastern states, thus making the city's bonds unsalable to Eastern banks and trust companies for investment pur-poses. Assets for retirement of bonds supported by general taxation totaled $8,239,571 in 1933. Most of this was used the following year to pay off a 1915 bond issue and the assets dropped to $1,854,630 in 1935. They rose to $4,096,044 in April, 1937, but the report placed the probable remainder of assets next April NEW POTATOES CORN CUCUMBERS CABBAGE ICEBERG LETTUCE lO Lbs. 10c Dozen 10c Each lc 1 Lb.

lc Head 5c i i APPLES 7 Lbs. 10c I Before you start househunting', consult the large lists of rental properties advertised in the Post-Dispatch want pages daily and Sunday. 1 at $2,677,000, because of the if 4 4 AND NOW FOR A PICNIC LUNCH. "I always think of smoking Camels and eating as going together, adds Miss Wheeden.on the motor boat. I smoke Camels and enjoy the sense of well-being that good digestion brings me." -zsm, of requirements over anticipated Income in the current fiscal year.

"It is apparent," the institute added, "that, unless receipts from present tax sources increase or new taxes are imposed, the present cash assets of the debt funds will be nearly exhausted in 1942." i Tear Gas Routs Mob in Canada. TIMMINS. July 2. (Canadian Press.) Tea gas, water and clubs were used by police early today to disperse a shouting mob which smashed windows in the town hall and demanded the release of two men arrested by Timmins police during Dominion day and migfitt strenuous too SPEED IT UP I 20 miles an hour on a skittcry board 3r is thrill enough! But Gloria Wheeden is a daring miss who hikes it up to 40 above) then (below) up to 50. SPORT, even for the fun of it, can be tense and tiring," says Miss Gloria Wheeden, charmine co-ed who here shows her skill at I smoke," she says.

"When I feel a bit let-down, I light up a Camel and get an invigorating Iift in energy." When an active day drains physical and nervous energy, you can get a delightful "lift" from a Camel. And Camels never get on your nerves. 8L-V- m. mM Movie Time Table. AMBASSADOR "I Met Him in Paris," starring Claudette Colbert, with Melvin Douglas and Robert Young, at 10:30, 1:20, 4:15, 7:05 and 10; "Men in Exile," featuring June Travis and Dick Purcell, at 12:20, 3:10, 6:05 and 8:55.

FOX Wallace Beery and Warner Baxter in "Slave Ship," with Elizabeth Allan and Mickey Rooney, at 12:30, 3:20, 6:20 and "Under the Red Robe," starring Conrad Veidt and Annabella, at 2, 5 and 8. LOEWS "Captains Courageous," starring Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore, at 1:37, 4:25. 7:13 and Walt Disney's "Academy Award Revue," at 10:03, 12:51, 3:39, 6:27 and 9:15. ST. LOUIS "The Captain's Kid," with Sybil Jason, May Robson and Guy Kibbee, at 2:46, 5:44 and "Turn Off the Moon" (second run), at 1:14, 4:12, 7:10 and 10:08.

II ft I tl P1 11 3S to :6 1 "1 i5 I) ssasEssg lfw SSL 3S-T-E-A-D-Y. This picture of Miss Wheeden executing a hand-stand speaks for itself. There's no doubt about Aernervesbcing healthy. "Camels are head and shoulders on top for mildness," she says. "They don't bother my nerves a bit." IB 2 HOLD ON Slewing around a fast turn with two aboard (right).

As Miss Wheeden says: "It does take a nice sense of balance and a good bit of nerve too. As a test of skill, I think I put aquaplaning above any other sport I've tried." m' 3 if CPyrlCllt Tobacco Company. Wms too-Salem, Nortb CmUM I COSTLIER TOBACCOS Camel to get a 'lift' in energy," JwSS says Harry Burmcster, printer, Camels are made from finer, MORE shown working at the high-speed, Eti JL. iT 11 four-color press. "Camels hae the iJL 1 In EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS-Turkish and 1060 PARACHUTE JUMPS.

That's the amazing record of Floyd Stim-son who started smoking Camels 10 years ago. Floyd says: "Nothing must interfere with my healthy nerves. I've found just what I want in Camels. Mildness tastincss a bracing 'lift when I'm tired." 1 9 ft ouness you expect from cost- l'Vi gSm Domestic-than any other popular brand 1 1 her tobaccos. Camel's mildness fV feK Pi suits me to perfection." Si i a 1-, Ci- I i-J gill JSr I Si of thirst, 2 T4 jIUi have a carton of canned beer or ale on hand.

Easy to carry. Easy to store. MISS JOAN BELMONT of New York is an enthusiastic sportswoman. Like so many of her friends, she is a steady Camel smoker. "When I feel tired or a bit letdown," comments Miss Belmont, "Camels are sure to give me a grand energy snaps back." NED KEG LI I TRADE MARK TRADE MARK BENNY GOODMAN SWINGS IT EVERY TUESDAY NITE! Tune in! Hear the trio the quartette and all of Benny's boys swing the popular favorites.

pm E.S.T. (9:30 pm E.D.S.T.), 7:30 pm C.S.T., 6:30 pm M.S.T., 5:30 pm P.S.T., over WABC-Columbia Network. AM. CAN CO Askor a new, sharp opener.