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Jt Other Press Departments. Court 7200 TUESDAY. MARCH 12. 1940 Want Ad Headquarters, Ctrart 4900 EIGHTEEN THE PITTSBURGH PRESS. Light Service Disrupted As Truck Strikes Pole Street lights on the north side of containing one man was driven into the station and the driver asked how to get on Route 22.

Notes License Plates The attendant told him that he was on Route 22 and the machine Final Orders Given FSCC Workers I the Ohio River Blvd. from Ems- FOILED ROBBERS SEENJN CITY Flee Eastward After Mones-sen Holdup Fails worth to Pittsburgh were out early! headed toward Wilkinsburg. As it left the gasoline station. Attend today after a large truck ran into COUNCIL VOTES TO LEASE SPACE IN STAMP PLAN Farmers' Market House Protests Fail; System Due March 18 an iron pole, breaking it off. The accident occurred near the ant McGraw noted that the license number was the same as the car wanted by Monessen police.

He notified Sergt. Ralph Bigley at the East End Police Station. Avalon-Bellevue borough line. War ren Kern, of 86 West Broadway, N. i told Avalon police that he fell i BEAUTY AT YOUR FEET tvhen you wax your floors uith OLD Ei(JLISII No IKubbiug Wax V'Z gal special HSiD asleep while driving the truck west in the boulevard.

A gang of safe robbers, frustrated in an attempt to loot a theater in Monessen, sped through Pittsburgh a short time later and apparently made good their escape headed Driver Held for Leaving Scene of Auto Accident After an auto he was driving collided with another machine in Chartiers Ave. near Huxley Terrorists Sentenced DUBLIN, Eire, March 12 Three members of the Irish Republican Army were sentenced today to from ve to 12 years in prison in connection with the Phoenix Park arsenal raid in which ammunition was stolen. eastward. The mob drove an auto bearing New York license plates and is believed to have been responsible for recent "safe" jobs in the district. Sheraden, today, police say Joseph Rollason, 49.

of 3609 Chartiers Ave, attempted to escape arrest. Arthur' T. Poulton, 26. of 29 Ruth Joseph Rendos, 25. assistant raan-aeer of the Star Theater.

Sixth chased Mr. Rollason and appre I 1 I 1 hended him about a block away. He held him until police from the Mt. Washington Station arrived and City Council tor.ay Mad cleared away the final obstacle in the path cf the plan to establish Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. food; stamps for P.ttbirch vot.r.g 6 to 2 to le.ise headquarters' f-rwee r.i the North and South Side' Market Koikes.

for the FSCC the plan would bring an ad-i cliuor.al escht million dollars in food! bus.nrss to tlie district, through re-! able to obtain $1.50 of staple foodstuffs for each; in irlirf money if stamps are purchased. CbTcnor.s from farmers holding ppace the North Side Market hac. caused up leasing of the space the week before. ii 'in mwiiiiiiihi i mama I x- A took him to South Side Hospital with face lacerations. He was charged with violation of the auto law for leaving the scene of an h- Get Your Dental iNI Plates NOW (.

Ho Oeposit Necessary and PuiM You Can Wear Them Immedi- IV ately. tSSrjM I A Cl Toole. Weir Oppose Move Councilman George E. Evans moved for rwssacc yesterday, that the opposition had not Monessen, entered the building at midnight to bank the furnace and was met by three men who demanded that he show them where the safe was located. Victim Eluftes Thugs Mr.

Rendos led them to the auditorium on the first floor and then broke away from them. He ran from the theater to a nearby restaurant and notified Assistant Fire Chief Hanam of the presence of the men in the theater. The men, meanwhile, fled through a rear door which they had broken open to enter the theater. Mr. Hanam and a friend.

Cass Dale, gave chase, saw them leap into an auto parked in Schoonmaker Ave. and speed away. The machine bore New York license plates and the number was broadcast by police. Hat, Drills Dropped One of the men dropped his hat in liis hurry to escape and the label indicated that it had been purchased in New York. The men also discarded small drills while running toward the parked machine which contained two companions.

William McGraw, attendant at a service station at East End and Penn had a radio tuned to the local police radio station and heard a description of the car broadcast. Almost two hours later, an auto asked for hftuutjs before that Land and Buildings Director! James P. Barr had already set aside Or. I. R.

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Chances are it's simple if you eat the super-refined foods most people do: meat, white bread, potatoes. It's likely you don't get enough "bulk." And "bulk" doesn't mean a lot of food. It's a kind of food that isn't consumed in the body, but leaves a soft "bulky" mass in the intestines and helps a bowel movement. If this is your trouble, you should eat a natural "bulk" producing food such a one as the crunchy. toasted, ready -to -eat cereal, Kellogg's All-Bran.

Eat it often, drink plenty of water, and "Join the Regulars." All-Bran is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. If your condition is chronic, it is I- -v- Beautify your linoleum and wood floors give them a hard, glossy finish that protects and accomplish all this with so little effort on your part. For Old English is easy to apply needs no polishing. Mail and telephone orders, GRant 7000, day or night. A A IV 9 Extractions! Asleep or 1 Awake) nartif alar turt Plates Repaired Brinf In vonr Piatt regardless of condition.

A igeclal do- artment tor olato repairs. On irk. Efficient Servica. to children md nervous ocaole. A plan to establish Federal Surplus Commodities Corp.

food stamp stations for an estimated 200.000 reliefers in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County was ready to be launched today. Spokesmen for the program estimated that food business in the district would be increased by 8 million dollars. Final instructions were given today to a corps of 200 cashiers, supervisors and clerks who will be in charge of the 12 district stations. Two employes, Dorothy LeVelle, 235 S. "Negley and Marge Getcy, 644 Shaw McKeesport, are shown, seated above, with Robert A.

Hanson, field representative. wise to consult a physician. and repaired sections of the market houses in anticipation of final passage of the bill, and that the FSCC would not accept balcony tpace. 'because of the necessity of climbing stairs." Farmers who had used the space that is now leased to the Federal aeency free, opposed bitterly being driven from their quarters. Councilmen James L.

OToole and Fred W. Weir opposed letting: the space to the stamp plan, suggesting that less valuable quarters could be found. Cites Low Farmers' Kent Director Barr submitted figures Fhowing the section of floor allotted the farmers' market brings in $1675 a year rental, while the regular standholders pay a total of annually. "It is doubtful." he said, "if the rentals paid by the farmers is sufficient to pay for the light, heat and janitor service to keep their space going." The North Side Market was repaired several years ago at a cost of $275,036 for which rentals are used to pay off the indebtedness. Indications are the plan will be in operation in Pittsburgh.

March IS. with stamp headquarters in the East Liberty Chamber of Commerce, the Old Postoffice downtown besides the two market houses. Officials said today there 'Extras' Bills Spur Debates In City Council System Hit As Contractor Seeks $21,71 I More 5 EE TH EW 94 0 1 kin Hiii M9fiV iralator 9 asliers A new flurry of extra costs on City contract work totaling $23,973 drifted on Council today in the wake of sharp debate. Eight separate ordinances, each asking Wallace Acts (providing payment by the City without previous authority of law) confronted the Finance Committee which last week considered the possibility of an in might be some delay. In some cities where the plan hasj been tried it is estimated 86 per cent of the relief load takes advantage of purchasing the extra food.

A fine faces non-reliefers using the stamps. County stamp offices will be lo- cated as follows: 1100 Fifth if AND if you wish, you can tofcc advonfoafc of our convenient payment plan, wiffi the low carrying charge, seventh floor ot KAUFMANN'S McKeesport: 634 Third Clair-tor. Second Ave. and West Homestead; 875 Braddock Braddock; 714 Linden East Pittsburgh; McNair School. Center St.

and South Wilkinsburg; American Legion Home, East Seventh and Lock Tarentum, and 1105 Mam Sharpsburg. quiry to determine if all such claims are justified. Councilman Thomas E. Kilgallen declared he was against a "system which permits the low bidder on any contract submitting additional bills for the work and being paid. Blames City Engineers ''I'm an amateur," he said, "but Model 4U3.95 3 Mr-nni Model I Si 1 --eioTsa: 95 FRAGMENTS of the shell of a 40 million-year-old turtle from England have been fitted together at the Field Museum in Chicago.

permit me to do that and 111 soon, be rich." Councilman Edward J. Leonard I defended the increasing number of! claims for extra work, blamins Citvi Ifve engineers who "either do not set up a Long tne ngnt speculations, or else; change them after the contract is, let." Councilman George E. Evans like-; wise defended the extra costs. "Un- I foreseen conditions arise on nearly all jobs," he said, and while there does seem to be a large number of Model 99.95 BOTTLCD-IN 1 bond Under Supervi- sion of The U. S.

A Government. Govcnment. t'Ji FULL VI A ONLY on extra costs, the total is put a small percentage of the cost of the whole' program. i Extra Costs Mount Extra costs have been coming be-; fore Council in steadily increasing! numbers since Jan. 1 Those to be considered today ln- eluded a bill from Max Parker, con-j tractor on Ormsby South Side, for $21,711 for concrete! PINT J-fA AU the spiralator's advantages of extra speed and feather-soft gentleness all the Spindrier's advantages of extra safety to clothes and operator, and a new low price that's $40 lower than ever before for this top-quality type washer You can buy your choice with convenient payments, low carrying charge! KAUFMAMI'3 SEVENTH FLOOR Ln 75 FULL -eSNV That cheer comes from the hearts of the housewives who now own a 1940 Electrolux.

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Another bill, the Pittsburgh Heat-1 ing and Piping Co. charged $191 ex-J tra for steam caps and fixtures for; the nurses' home at Leech Farm1 Hospital, when it was discovered' the old caps were worn out. The Middle West Construction billed the City for $1100 in extra charges for removing a 66 inch! con-, crete sewer crossing Adams1 North Side, near the Pennsylvania i Railroad, where no blasting was advisable, Need More Concrete Available plans held the sewer had previously been removed. The H. B.

Jacobs Co. asked $96 ad-; ditional for six extra cubic yards of; concrete in widening and repaving a railways loading zone at Forbes' St. and Craft while a bill forj $180 was sent in by Max Parker for, soffit tile for a ceiling at Ormsby, Playground. Davis Smith Co. asked $45.50 in extra work caused by an error in the survey of columns, requiring stiffer plates at Leech Farm Hos years This Whisky Is I i YEARS OLD MOV G3S pint" 94 Electrolux Refrigerators 0 Take summer with you for your own sake and your children's! -JOK 1 Sh own pital, while the George H.

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