Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 9

'ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1934 247.8m WBRB 1210Kc RADIO PROGRAMS Helton; 8.30 Lud Olusklni Continental orchestra; Hemtetta Schumann, pianist, Georgia Price. 10.00 Wavnc King's orchestra; 10 30 "Car and Feeding of Hobby Horses." 11.00 "Fats" Waller, aongs; 11 15 Glen Oray's orchestra; 11.45 Enoch Light's orchestra. 12 00 Monday Jamboree; 12.30 Leon Bel-asco orchestra; 12.45 Leon Belasco orchestra. 1.00 Oene Kardos' orchestra. lo Whera to Oo; 1.11 Radio Forum! T.JO Dance orchestra.

8 00 Joan Harding, sketch: 8 11 Dav Campbell, songs; 8 lu To b. announced. 8 OO Resume. 6 00 Carroll Club reporter: 1.10 Pros-ram (Stations reserve rifht to changf Calder. bass: 10 30 Press-Radio Hevi; 35 Musical Program.

11.00 U. 8. Navy band; 11 30 Madison Singers; 11 45 Parade. 12 00 Connl Oates. sorts; 12 It Emery Deutscb't orchestra; 12 10 Al BUveUn'i orchestra.

1 00 Emll Velauc's orchestra; 1.IO Esther Ve.as' ensembie. 3 00 Male quaret; 2 IS Emery Deutach'i orchestra; 2 30-Charlott Harrlman, contralto, Sidney Smith, tenor. J. 00 Orchestra music; 1.30 Dane music 4 Ofl Detroit SvmnhonT orchestra. National Whirligig (News Behind The News) resume; 5 15 Marjorie Harris, contralto; Conrad and Tremont.

piano duo: 8 30 pro (rams without notice.) Tomorrow 113th Infantry band; I 65 Steven Partldge, "Weather Eye." Tunes; 130 Radio Rt- 454m WEAF-360KC 8 80 Tw Tim rue. 391m WJZ 760Kc 00 eumnur ol pro(trm: 1 8 00 Three Biateri: IS Rtimmarv of 8 00 On the Air Tonight; 05 Jerry Conner, baritone; 5.15 Felix Barnard. Wai Tomorrow 1 30 Organ program. 8 00 On the Air Today; 8 05 Musicale; 8 50 City Consumer's Guide: 8 10 Musicale; 8 45 Caroivn Gray, pianist. 00 Dick Newton, aongs: 8.15 Orchestral music: 9 45 Round Towners quartet.

10.00 BUI and Ginger, gongs: 10.15 Crane 234m WCAP 1280Kc Tomorrow 815 Morning Serenade; 8 30 Varieties 10 00 Fir Milady; 10 30 Radio Revue. 1 1.00 Theaters. Pfarcee Gang: 15 LancU Trio ana wm, songs; 0 Press-Radio Nrws; Si-Charlie Di' orchestra; MS- Billy Btch- lor," sketch. 7.00 Baseball resume. Tori Bond; 7.1& Ornt and Glenn: 7.J0 Arlene Jackson, con Press-Radio News 0 45 Lowell Thomas.

Also he is keenly interested in the idea ter Samuel and Leonard Whtteup, pianists 9 30 Jack Armstrong; 6.45 Mountain mus' ic. cause the two national chains Jointly gross as much as all the indepenents put together. At least three radio news services have been started but without any appreciable success. Dill's recent statistics-collecting and his forthcoming Cincinnati speech are apt to set the fuse off again. Even if there Isn't an open row next month the NAB convention is almost certain to engage in considerable "constructive discussion." Boost: Herr Hitler.

In Germany, has learned how to use the radio for his own purposes of Nazi propaganda. German newspapers are completely censored but Der Fuehrer soon found out that they became so uninteresting the people wouldn't buy them. So he concentrates on radio to get his views across. To impress on the German citizenry that they should tune in diligently, every letter going thru the German mails bears a cancelation stamp which proclaims "Jedor Volksgenosse Rund-funkhoehrer" or, "Every Citizen a Radio Listener." rreaote Martin a orcnestra; 7. is Mario Com, baritone; Lew White, organ of fathering an "associated radio news ic, i.au juaie xrio; 7.

ss Frank Buck. TV 1 ft n.k... A service" financed by the broadcasting tralto; 7 45 Eddie ana naiyn. 00 Richard Hlmlwr'i orchestra; JoT Nash, tenor: 8.30 Gladya Swathout, mezzo- stations, which would make them in Guard quartet; 8 45 Shortwave Broadcast from the Schooner Beth Parker. HO r.l Shn.

-i AJUlid soprano; William uaiya aympiiuiuu orchestra, Margaret Speaks, aoprano; Fred dependent of the press associations and newspapers. Dill is not running for reelection and radio is to be his life work drama. L'LCOT) I rawinE mu Huf smith, tenor, nana, vuyiuu, u.w- Gypsies; SO Joe Cook, comedian; Donald Novti, tenor; Frances Landlord, Bluei Sinner; orchestra. 10.00 Gene Arnold, quartet, orcheitra. henceforth.

10.00 Concert orchestra; 10.JO Hasel Arth, contralto: Andy 8annella. guitarist; 10 45 Democratic-Republican Series. 11.00 Don Bestor orchestra; 11.30 8hep Fields' orchestra. 12 00 Guy Lombardo's orchestra; 12 10 Paul PendarTit' orchestra. Using his forthcoming speech as a reason, Dill circularized all broadcasting stations with a questionnaire seek-ink detailed Information as to whether 10 30 Chorus, organ.

11.00 Harold Stern's orcheitra; 11.30 Carl Hofi a orchestra. 12 OO Ralnh Kirbery. baritone; OS- they were satisfied with existing arrangements, whether they would subscribe to a radio news service, and if By GEORGE Dl'RNO WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. Spears: In recent years Jouett Bbouse has made his weight felt In the national political arena.

No ear trumpets will be needed to hear the tread ot his feet during the next two years. It doesn't take a prophet to predict that Shouse's newly-organized American Liberty league Is going to become as weu known to the voting public as was the outfit he last directed the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. The Crusaders with Smith and Raskob In control have done a good job of ground-laying for the league. A faint tremor already Is discernible In the vicinity of New Deal kneecaps. The New Dealers weren't worried for the moment about Republican opposition.

But when Al Smith, John W. Da-Vis, Irene du Pont, John 3. Raskob and others including outstanding Republicans weld themselves into a spearhead to attack President Roosevelt's policies, that is something else again. Johnny Johnson'i orchestra; 12.J0 HesS' berger I Bavarian orchestra. Tomorrow so, approximately how much.

4S Health eierdses: 7.45 Pollock and niano duo. When all the answers are in, the May We Serve You? We are ready to serve you with the Finest Foods, Table and Kitchen Needs for every day or holiday. Prices the Lowest Possible in the Stores Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest! oo Richard Lelbert. organist; HO ritv' rvmRiimera Oulde: 8.30 "Cheerio. ana nummary of programs: 03 Bam senator should be able to tell whether or not the idea is worthwhile.

Trade publications devoted to newspaper pub lishing and advertising Interests are denouncing Dill for his move. Herman and Prank Banta, lylophone-piano duo; IS Don Hall Trm; 8 30 Eva Taylor, aongs; 9.45 Allan Preacott. 10 00 Breen and de Roe; 10 15 trlng ensemble: 10.30 Press-Radio Mews; 10.35 Variety musicale. 11.30 Three Shades of Blue; 11.45 Al The background Is this. The press nerniti-d.

associations and the two big broadcast Tomorrow 1 30 Yolchl Hiraoka, Japanese xylophon-1st; and 8ylvla Altaian, accompanist; 7.45 Jolly Bill and Jane. 8 00 Kathryn Palmer, soprano; Joyce Allmand, contralto: John Jamison, tenor; John Wainman, baritone; Lowell Patton, organist; 8 15 8ummary of programs; 8 IS Landt Trio and hite, songs; 8 30 Lew White, organist. 8 00 Dance band. 10.00 Edward MacHugh, hymns; 10 15 Alice Remsen, contralto; Ray Heatherton, baritone; Al and Lee Reiser, piano duo; 10 30 Dramatic sketch: 10.45 Press-Radio News; 10 50 Eleanor Howe. 11.00 Grace and Eddie: 11.15 Piatt and Nlerman, piano duo; 11.10 Walter Biau-fuss.

12 00 Fields and Hall, longs; 12.15 Chert McKay, contralto; male trio; orchestra; 12.30 Vic and Bade, comedy; 12 45 Leola Turner, soprano; Edward Davles, baritone; Harvey Hays, narrator; string ensemble. 115 Comedy sketch; 1.10 Notional Farm and Home hour. 2 30 Dramatic sketch; 2.45 Nellie Revell. 3 00 Police Safety Campaign announcement; 3 01 Colored Male quartet; 3.30 Joseph Oalllcchlo'i orchestra. 4.00 Betty and Bob; 4 15 Wade Booth, baritone; 4 SO Chicago Symphony orchestra.

5.15 "Leisure," Ernest Elmo Calkins; 5 30 Jackie Heller, tenor; 145 Little Orphan Annio. 12.00 Gloria La Vey. soprano; 13.15 ing chains entered into an agreement whereby the chains refrained from en Comedy team; 13.30 Prank Bherry, tenor; d.rir nrrhentra. Notes: Out ot 30,000 applicants for Jobs in the federal housing administration 500 have drawn plums When the Labor Advisory board reinstated John Donovan, head of NRA's own union, and called down Gen. Johnson for firing him Johnson's silence was shockingly profane.

on Japanese representations the state department is trying to prevent violence against Japanese ranchers In Salt River valley, Arizona. against Americans in Manchukuo are feared Silver is coming into the TJ. S. A. from Mexico and China with tons more in sight Federal authorities are Joining the chase of Brooklyn bank bandits.

29 S3o Qlenwood 2-1 Pure Fruit jar tering the news-gathering field and the reserves 1.00 Market and Weather reports; 1.15 Rex Battle's ensemble; l.0 Dick Fidler'i orchestra. 2.00 Dion Kennedy, organist; 30 Kings Guard quartet: 3.45 Dramatic associations consented to furnish the chains two dally five minute news resumes gratis. News was not to be used on commercial broadcasts. sketch. J.00 Irvln Aaronson'i orchestra; 1.30 "Are Investment Safe Under Law of the Some of the big Independent broad United States?" Jacob K.

Javlts. 4.00 "Your Lover," aongs; 4.15 Annual casting stations have resented this Strawberry, Raspberry, Pineapple just the fruit and sugar. Try some Preserves spread on our delicious Bread children love it Victor Bread 6H Bread Supreme Se 8 Meeting of the American Bar Association, agreement ever since. They haven't Earle W. Evans, president; 4.46 Children Droffram.

been able to do much about it yet be 8 00 DescriDtion of operations In the trapping and canning of salmon; 630 Dramatic sketch; 5.45 Nursery Rhymes. 422m-VOR 710Kc 348m-WABC 860Kc Mclntyre On Broadway By O. O. Mclntyre 0 00rjncle Don; 6 30 "Around the ASCO Tomato Juice Cocktail big jar17o Baker's Premium Coconut pkg 10c. 19c Qlen Cove Clam Chowder can 12c ASCO or Rob Roy Beverages qt bot 10c Plus bottle deposit N.

B. C. Adora Teas lb 21 N. B. C.

Assortment DeLuxe pkg 29c Campbell's Tomato Juice 3 cans 25o 13c ASCO Pure Grape Juice 2 pt bot 23c World In 15 Minutes," Gabriel Heatter; 6 45 "Melody Moments 60 Real Lite dra NEW YORK. Aug. 27. Diary: Out avenue is now vacant. It once had mas; 6.

55 "Syncopation and Sophistication." 7 00 Pord Prick, sports; 7.15 To be announced; 7.30 The ONeills; 7.45 "1-2 8 00 Peter BlIJo'i Balalaika orchestra; 8 15 Bobby Benson and Bunny Jim; 8 30 Press-Radio News; 8.35 Charles Barnet'i orchestra; 8.45 Circus. 7.45 Irene Bordoni, vocal soloist; 7.30 Paul Keast, baritone; Rollo Hudson's orchestra: 7 45 Boake Carter. 8 00 Kate Smith; 8.15 Howard Barlow's Symphony orchestra; 8.10 Lillian Roth, Edward NeU, Ohman and Arden; 8.30 "Raffles." 8.00 Evan Evana, baritone; 8.15 Roy to see a Weyman Adams dog canvas 50 patrons. Hour In S-4 Time." 13o Qlenwood 10c ASCO Slowly Cooked 8.15 "Lefty and 1.30 Alfred Wallenstein'a Hinforetta. and to a Creek cafe Tom Millard told me about for a tomato omelet.

Home and a letter from the hard-fall comics, Mitchell and Durant. Also a note from 8.00 FranK Stuart's orchestra; JO Beans it 2-1 7' Grapefruito 0 1 Hearts 1 William Lyen "The Spotlight." 10.00 John Kelvin, tenor: 10 15 Harlan Eugene Read, current events; 10.30 Dance orchestra. 11.00 Weather report; 11.01 Dance orchestra; 11.30 Eddie Lane's orchestrs. 13.00 Charles Barnett orchestra, Phelps and a Vancouver fishing card CECIL M. NEWCORN PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 905 Electrie Asbury Park Telephone 331 Detective Servico Guards Watchmen Investigations Night Telephone Deal 8578 Bagatelles: Gilda Gray's country place near Lynnbrook is now a funeral parlor Bob Ripley is ft sucker for every new-fangled trunk O.

K. Chesterton paid $1,800 recently for a Cairn Sir Ernest Shackleton alway3 liked to talk to cad drivers John Ringllng's financial losses in the past four years topped 100 millions Duse was poisoned by anything tasting of egg. are the most incurable of cross-word puzzles addicts. Coward is fascinated by big Nancy As tor has not missed weekly church services in 21 years Raquel Meller, whose violet song captured the world, is opening an art shop in Paris. I'lj from Corey Ford.

Typed a spell and oft charioteering with my wife to Far Rockaway, the first time there in a dozen years, And along the way a Jerry-built roadside hutch advertised the former Follies girL Imo- 9c Beech-Nut I 17c Cooked 17c Crisp Dill Spaghetti Corned Beef Pickles 2 cans 1 5 2 cans 27 I 2 jars 29 Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise ft 1 lt 33 Hindu Belle Salad Dressing 1 5: 21 Tomorrow 0 45 Musical Gvm clock. 7 30 Vincent Borev's orchestra. I. 00 "The Voice of 8.05 Weather report; 8.10 Al Woods, songs; 8.20 City's Consumers' Guide; 8.30 Martha Manning; 8 45 Rhvthm Encores. 9.00 Oeorge Dudley; J.15 "Your Child," Dr.

Ellaine Elmore; 8 30 John Bteln's orchestra; 8.45 "Our Four-Pooted Friends," Mrs. George Fowler. 0 00 Newark String Trio; 1015 Kiddles Rooking Klass; 10.30 Tom Davis, tenor; 10 45 "Souvenirs of Song." II. 00 Tree Lady; 11.15 Arthur Klein, pianist; 11.30 Jacob Tarshish, philosophical talk; 11.45 Marguerite Fales, contralto. 12.00 "Do You Know?" Danny Eee; 12.15 Ensemble; 12.30 Bud Fisher's orchestra.

1.00 Health talk, Jules Labert; 1 05 Roger van Duzer's orchestra; 1 30 Bide Dud-lev: 1.45 Diana Marlow, soprano. 2 00 Dr. Arthur Frank Payne: 2 15 Fred Vcttel, tenor; Alice Remsen, contralto; 2.30 Martha Deane. 3.00 Ariel ensemble; 1.15 Nell Vlnlck; 3 30 Frank Ricclardl, baritone; John Stein's orchestra. 4.00 Dr.

H. I. Strandhagen; 4.15 Larry Roberts, tenor; 4.30 Josel Zatour's gene Wilson, as an Shouse Is a subtle farmer of public sentiment and he has found a fertile field In which to plow. The Literary Digest poll showed the country still standing 61-39 behind the New Deal but touring political reporters have brought back word that the 39 percent minority Includes en awful lot of business men and financial and industrial leaders. Successful national organization takes plenty of money.

That 39 percent appears to include literally thousands who would lay cash on the barrel-head to support an outfit that showed signs of going somewhere in their mental direction. Liberty League President Shouse answered facetiously when he was asked If membership buttons at so much a throw were to be gotten out. He has applied this general idea successfully In the past. Combat: Publicity headquarters of the Democratic national committee has galvanized into counter-action, as your papers have shown over the weekend. That in Itself furnishes an interesting sidelight, Shouse, as executive chairman, and Charlie Mlchelsen, as publicity chief, ran the Democratic committee under National Chairman Raskob from 1929 to 1932.

During those hectic years Shouse furnished the music and Mlchelsen the words that helped compose a requiem for Herbert Hoover. Now they're at professional swords' points. The tilt should be a honey and might even develop some new technique Inasmuch as each Is familiar with the other's favorite thrusts. The immediate avenue of New Deal counter-attack is pretty obvious. Shouse will be called a sorehead because the Roosevelt forces defeated him in a rousing fight for permanent chairmanship of the 1932 Chicago convention that finally nominated F.

D. Al Smith, of course, led the anti-Roosevelt movement at Chicago and comes under the same head. John D. Davis, another former Democratic standard bearer, will be held up as a representative of Wall street's vested interests. Rep.

James W. Wadsworth will be labeled as an aspirant for the 1936 Republican nomination. But it will be worth watching to see bow the New Deal is going to combat those seven groupings into which the American Liberty league has been divided. Home owners, farmers, labor savings depositors these four already are recipients of direct federal aid and protection to a certain extent. When you get down to the last three life Insurance policy holders, bondholders, and stockholders possibilities of organization are tremendous.

Private Interests were busy sowing seeds before Shouse announced his new "educational" setup. Shouse certainly won't be caught plowing anything under. entertainer. So tossing sucks in me sea for Boston to retrieve. 19,1 liS193" sjft 1.1, Al Is there an alienist in the house? I know a writing wretch who Just galloped into another room of his apartment and inquired: "What do they call that thing they used to rake leaves?" (Copyright, 1934.) Picnic Needs To the city to dine and talked to Gary Cooper, of the movies, and his 17c Borden's American.

Cheese Pimento or Swiss lady. Also saw Mrs. W. R. Hearst, Mrs.

Margaret Armory and Frances Lang-ford of the radio. Early to bed reading a gripping first novel, "Slim," about Journeymen lineman, so exciting I did Dorothy Thompson Is Bound for Saar not put in down until 4 a. m. Because I was pupped in the shadows Tuna FishA8tsjutos 12 OsOOO Asc N-2 nfl I wClW Tiny Sifted cans JJr Mailtos 'vty 2 15 of the ten-twent-thirt, any rivival of Complete and Dependable BANKING SERVICE FEE A NEW TYPE Potted Meats can 5c, 10c Kippered Snacks can 5c Norwegian Sardines 2 cans 15c Morton's Salt pkg 8c Stuffed Olives il-oz jar 25c Diplomat Chicken can 34c Sweet Pickles qt jar 25o Sweet Mixed Pickles qt jar 25c Princess Mustard pt jar 10c Glenwood Jellies tumbler 10o Waxed Paper pkg 5c Scott Paper Towels pkg lOo Paper Napkins pkg 7c Hitler No Longer Man, He Is a Religion, Wife of Lewis Says. their blood and thunder draws me down front on the aisle.

After witnessing vHawkshaw, the Detective," recently, I fell to wondering why there has been no rediscovery of "Bertha, the Beautiful Cloak Model" or was it "Nellie?" I never remember which was the cloak model and which the sewing machine girl, and Owen Davis does not list those classics in his otherwise revealing paragraph In Who's Who. Cigarette Lighter With Each Tube of Squibb Shaving Cream, QQ both for OtC Silver Dust Gold Dust Powder SOS Cleanser 2pkgs 23c 2 big pkgs 29c 2 pkgs 25c HEINZ FAMOUS PRODUCTS PARIS, Aug. 27 VP). Germany, to the opinion of Dorothy Thompson, American newspaperwoman who was asked to leave It, "is becoming the most comfortable and most hygienic prison in the world." Miss Thompson arrived In Paris yesterday, the day after secret police In Berlin asked her to leave the country immediately. The request, she said, "is evidently a part of a campaign of terrorism against foreign correspondents" but apparently was based on an interview she had with Alopf Hitler in 1931, be Street begging in New York for the able-bodied moocher has touched an all-time low.

Mendicants are facing rebuffs as stlffllng as a general strike. Charity organization propaganda that promiscuous alms giving defeats their 2 pkgs 23o bot 12c, 19o pt can 13o 3 cans 25c Heinz Sweet Pickles 5 02 jar 13c Heinz Baked Means, mcd-lge Heinz Tomato Juice 2 cans 17c Heinz Spaghetti, sm and Ige 10c, 14c Heln Rice Flakes Heinz Tomato Ketchup Heinz Soups Heinz Tomato Soup Asbury Park National Bank and Trust Company Member Deposit Insurance Corporation Temporary Fund endeavors is largely responsible for growing Indifference. The panhandler who used to pick up $10 and $15 a day finds it difficult now to garner clgaret change. SOI Grand Cor. Suramerfleld Ave.

Phone A. P. 457 Free Delivery I'ntil Midnight Maxwell House Coffee ib.tin32 A Boned Chicken 6-oz. can 37 Post Toasties pi. 7 Flelschmann Yeast, ck So 2-ln-1 Shoe Polish can 12 lted: An attempt to develop a general strike along the Atlantic seaboard is to be made by a conference of radical laborites to be held soon in Baltimore, Radicals are actively trying to prevent any settlement of the textile dispute.

They aim to make the textile strike the spearhead ot a general fore he became "Hitelr Is no longer a man, he Is a religion," she asserted. "Perhaps my expulsion Is a direct application of the system of Propaganda Minister Goebels," she continued. "He thinks the best way to conciliate foreign opinion is to suppress all information about Germany which does not emanate from him." Miss Thompson, the wife of the novelist, Sinclair Lewis, plans to go to the Saar territory within a few days. Her case attracted wide interest here and many newspapermen interviewed her when she arrived. She had memorized verbatim the letter asking her to leave.

Monoy In 44 hours or no rod and an oasy repayment plan ovor a period of 3, 6, 8,10 month ar longer if you want it. Consult us today. Our Action liaoillviy1 $75 to $300 Sport togs that offer little variety save in color have completely rubbed out the summer dandy, a distinct tizzy type that shimmered with the heat waves. On Broadway it used to be the actor, enjoying the seasonal lay-off and in full pocket. Kyrle Bellew, for instance, was the first to promenade in all white duck, red tie and ice cream sneakers.

Raymond Hitchcock sported the first Panama with gaudy band, turned down in the back. George M. Cohan standardized the bamboo cane and the Roger brothers gave a sartorial perk with wide black silk girdles instead of the customary suspenders. And Is any wearing apparel so hideous as suspenders? Headquarters for the Finest Quality Meats Among the groups to be represented axe marine and dock workers, ship FURNITURE IOANS Monogor it friondly GENUINE LAMB AUTO LOANS CO-MAKER LOANS building workers, leather workers, textile workers, canners, garment workers, steel workers, miners, farm workers, COMBINATION LOANS nd lympofharic. needle trade workers, truck and taxi drivers, painters and members of the building trades.

PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Monthly charrje 2't percent on unpaid balance only Room 1002 Tenth Floor, Electric Building, 601 Bangs Avenue Corner Emory Street, Abury Park, N. J. Phone: Asbury Pnrk 7395 Licenae No. 870 The German propaganda ministry said Miss Thompson was not "expelled" but "she was only advised to leave." The radicals ask brother radicals In each branch to make a fight for general Birth of slang note "Chicken feed" as a term for small change was popularized, if not coined, by Barnum, the showman. fr v- union representation.

If conservative SHORT FOREQUARTERS 15 SHOULDER CHOPS 27 RIB CHOPS 29 NECK LAMB 15 BREAST LAMB 25 leaders balk this move, radicals are asked to send a committee from their unions. They hope to bring about a Hope Electric situation that will overpower consent tive leadership and draw all unions There's Always a BREEZE 1016 Main Street MODERN ELECTRICAL WIRING Tel. 347 Night Service 2024 concerned into a general strike. The government is especially con' cerned with threatened disturbances in Waiting rooms of big department stores have a dally quota of genteel and almost poverty stricken widows flung at Fate. They are mostly those who have an Income so slim they can only occupy a high up hall-bedroom and subsist on a furtively cooked tin fare.

The writing rooms give the Old Lady 31's opportunity to watch other people and remember things about the other half of life without a feeling of Intrusion, the marine and dockworkers unions. each 12Jc ASCO MINT JELLY tumbler Strikes involving shipping would tie up many government activities. A hint that shipbuilding workers might strike Closing Out! was conveyed to federal officials recent- 29c 1 lb TENDER BEEF LIVER Y2 lb STORE SLICED BACON Both for jy. jttaaicais demanded increased pay for work on new naval vessels. Work on eleven new warships of various sizes is about to begin In private yards.

96 Men's 23c MEATY FRANKFURTERS or lb BEEF BOLOGNA Communists among the radicals are anxious to have strikes in full swing by Sept. 8, when American delegates Circus clowns have become dregs on the amusement market. The generation of youngsters, who, in the old days, thrilled to splotch-faoed mimes today finds them tedious. The clowns in their bounding opulence were paid top salary of $40 a week and keep. The average was $30.

Marcellne, Slivers and Bluch never made more than $75. Today there are more clowns than Jobs at $15 a week. A clown boarding house on 10th to the eighth congress of the Third In ternational will report at Moscow. Ef ASCO COLE SLAW or POTATO SALAD, 1 lb carton 16c SODUS CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE, lb 15c Finest Fresh Produce at Reasonable Prices forts to capture documents showing that money is sent from Moscow to American Reds have been unsuccessful. "But we know where the money is go saia a federal operative.

Pickle: If by any chance you detect a simmering sound it is coming from the pot in which the newspaper-radio truce Golden Ripe Bananas lb 5c California tartlett Pears doz 29c Nearby Fresh Lima Beans 2 lbs 17c Thompson Seedless Grapes 2 lbs 15c in the RESTAURANT and GRILL Monterey Hotel Club Breakfast 45 and up 7 A. M. to 12 NOON Luncheon 90 to $1.25 WEEKDAY DINNER $1 50 6 P. M. to 8.30 P.

M. DANCING EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY Meyer Davis Muslo Under Direction of JACQUES LUBE in the Main Dining Room MONTEREY TAVERN THE FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS COCKTAIL HOUR 4 to 6 BEER ON DRAUGHT Budweiser, Kingsbury and Faist Blue Ribbon is supposed oe seaiea up. Sooner or later things are going to boil over into the open fire. The lid may be lifted in Cincinnati Sept. 17 sufficiently to give the public another glimpse inside.

The National Association of Broadcasters will SOLID SLICING TOMATOES CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE lb 5c bead 10c Golden Bantam or Yellow or Red New Crop Northwestern White Sugar Corn Sweet Potatoes State Cabbage Greening Apples eacb 2c lb 5c 4 lbs 10c 3 lbs 19c SCHWARZ CUT RATE DRUGS 60c Corega 45c 50c lodent Tooth Paste. 35c GOc Italian Balm. 49c 50c Williams Shav. Cr. Kotex 19c Modess 17c Kleenex 17c Palm Olive Shampoo.

Colgate's Tooth 18c West's Tooth 17c 1.15 Swamp Root 83c 900 MAIN STREET BRADLEY BEACH holding forth In the Ohio city on that date. Again, resumption of unpleasantrles between the newspapers and the broad Values to $30.00 You were glad to pay our original price of $18.85. Now, these same suits go on sale for only $10.85. Light" tan and light gray tweeds and mixed fabrics. 'KingofValues' 1020-24 Sprlngwood Ave.

Asbury Park, N. J. casting stations may noid off until fall or winter. The second stage of the battle over the right of radio to broadcast news oispatcnes in unlimited quantities dls tinctly is in the offing. Buy now for the winter.

Our Sale of Canned oods means a uell stocked pantry for those uho want to save, money. Senator Clarence C. Dill. (Dem.) Thrse Prices EfTuctiTa la Oar Stortt XpjUlKKMJUU11VHKIiiiJ51iBZlt of Washington, stirred up the hornet's nest again. Dill is due to address tf NAS convention, jq Cincinnati, lefts.

tUTBtM wmi fwn. sot I.