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21 THE GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE Wednesday Evening, May 27, 1931 MEMORIAL DAY TO Memorial Field Mass Will Start Promptly at 9 A.M. 14 Nurses to Get Diplomas at St. Mary's This Evening C. C. Club Notes Y.M.C.A.

Notes tha service or sine. th clow ol war, Berau of th hart time, many et) thean K-servit mn not thl tlma able to pay dus in tha legtm. and money secured from the Memorial Day program U1 b. used a lon these men enable them to loin. Thn publie is cordially Invited to attend the program.

AMERICAOIAYORS VISIT UNKNOWN SOLDIER TOMB rAfll3 Ainerica'e tw.nty-flvej touring mayors today dropped for thsj moment th. gay holiday mood p( their tour of Normandy and usaumed thelf official dutlea for their first day In Pans. It 'began with, an Impressive cert mnny at the tomb of tha unknown soldier. Mrs. George Baker, wife of the mayor of Portland.

placed ft wreath on the tomb for the Portland pot of the American Legion. The mavor placed another wreath on behalf of the mayors' delegation and PINEAPPLE 'PEDDLER' CREATES EXCITEMENT WITH STOCK; JAILED A pineapple a whole truck-load of pineapples, hi fact bounded Into the city this morning, and created as much excitement as If they had been of the Chicago variety instead el from Milwaukee, as waa thn cae Joo Milwaukee, was placed under arret, after local wholesalers had complained, on charges of peddlmn without a license. He declared that he was not peddlinn, he Was wholesaling: that he had a rittht to do so, and that he would Dent the case. It wo adjourned null Thursday. Asflsted bv one or two Green Bay youths, tHnnmub Is allcgfd to have old his pineapples to Green Bay tores for a price only s'iiiht-ly mora than hill the usual wholesale rate.

T1JK Fort Howard, I'uiilln and Olympic Hi-Y chapters will meet tonight at 7 o'clock. Friendly Indiana will conduit group meetings Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. BE OBSERVED AT ONEIDA THIS YEAR New American Legion Post Making Plans for Decoration of Graves. Plana for an all-day obhrrvanre of Memorial Day, Saturday, at Oneida are belna made by the Lesion pot there, not chartered as yet but now in the process of formation. Beginning with the decoration of graves In the morning, the observance will continue with dinner served it the Parish hall at noon, and in the afternoon a patriotic program will held with an address by the Rev, L.

H. Grant. Supper served in the Parish hall YANKEE FLYER READY TO HOP FROM JAPAN SATURDAY FOR U. S. TOKYO -Thomas Ash, American aviator, who plana to hop olf IJuturdiiy on a non-stop flight to Tiu'onu Wash, tried out ti'day a ici 'Dolly' which ho will cr.aolo his menopUne tc luko off w.tn a (1,780 pound juppiy of and oil, Ali said tlie coiiti Ivuiiia; winked fcurc's- If attached to tho plane i tall skid, und ts con-structert that n.i soon as the tall lca.es the ii.ouiul th.e dolly ran bo rcKised and IcH txhlnd.

'ihe 'dilly' constructed with the idea of cllmluatliiK the long drufl of the tall tkld und aeccler-utiii'j the jilaiic's speed during the lakf? olf. lie rH'( to take o't iibout 8 a. m. Balurd iy. "The weather perfect now," he fcaid.

"I am a and dry flyer. T. 11 the Taeomltea I will sec them einlv Sunday morning and please Iravo a guod break-iat i A elaaa of 14 lilirwa cf St. Mtiry'a Tulnln achool recrlvo their dip. Initial thU evening at Rrndimttng ex-errbei 7:30 o'clock in the sunlit Mfirtu puraea lionie.

The IU. tfov, Tnil P. Rhode, I). P. ULshop of tlie Cireen Bay rilocrxe will prcMile and members of tlie t.iculty mid drtori Kill I Atd nil thn iitHge.

Preceding the excretse the nurnrs In uniform, the graduate nun, the k'adtiatlng class, (acuity mid the nislion will nm ih from the reception room of the home through the ranipui iiroiin to the auditorium. The auditorium has been attractively decorated In colora of the ailiool, blue and inld. the ha been trait. formed Into a bower of evergreen over while laitlre-work, with bits of color actittorcd profusely thrmiiih the biam-he. Dr.

Mi Curry To Speak nr. A. J. MrCarey, chairman of the rihool committee, will present the rta.s. The addles tn the grndurtex lll be given by the Hbhor and M'w Vein Pndamncht-r will B'vo the The boV dlvljilon will be rinsed all day Satuiday, In observance cf Mem-or lit I day, MRS.

LYDIA HACKBARTH NEW DISTRICT PRESIDENT (Concluded from Page 81 i ali hud said, and for whl'h liu-sc f.ame pi riodiuils hud reiiMind Die or-ganlratln. The till as pav.id was not uch bad thing fur the govern-lii' nt, he said. uUhuuKli there Is little doubt but what It was a good thing fur the ex-soldiers. Hp ex-plained that Mellon uld he Bryre B. fimith of Kansas City, an- will go toward organization of the Le- other for tha War Mothers of Amer aion nost.

and toward providing ex- ica. G. B. AND W. SOUGHT hiirinl Tha nartv lingered at Uie tomn ie service men with a proper PLANS for a dance were formulated at laM lllfiht's meeting ol ths (Shamrock club, held lu the Junloj boys' division.

The party will be held In the Fern room on the evening of Thursday, June ji, and will be a "cwd" affair. Muie for dancing will be furnHud, and refreshments will be served. The Pirate club met lat nlht and voted to conduct a doling banquet next Wednesday, Juno 3. A Rood speaking program will be arranged. The Four Square club of the young men's divblou held Its regular meeting limt evening.

The club plunn to organlr.e a baseball team, and will hold a practice Saturday. John Vander-steln was elected fecretary of the club. UNEMPLOYED WILL GET COAST FRUIT AT COSTS 8AN FRANCISCO Details of a plan to save mm" ns of California fruit by distributing It to the unemployed and charUablo institutions throughout the cauntry at wrpe to be announced at a luncheon of the economic conservation of America. Tlie economic coie-ervntlon ci mmlt-tee was organised In-1 "ar to talviU'C California fruit which cthciwUe would rot on the ground. The committee's preliminary distribution of fruit extended to 47 states and Alaska.

Lower prices on the fruit distributed tills year were predicted by J. It. McCluskey, director i.i the organization. The cnersl plan calls for purchase of fruit, to be converted Into fruit butter. RATE CUT, JORGENSEN Zarhariah Bkenandore is commander a while then went to the cttv ImU lt Fo that the annual military field mav.

at Atlouei cemetery will not conflict with tho new arrangement of holding the public memorial services at 10:30 a. m. Memorial Day, the patriotic addrewi baa been eliminated, It waa announced thin morn. lii'f by the Rev. Anthony J.

Koeferl. "lie ma.su will ivgln promptly at 9 a. and will be over In time to allow perwm desiring of attending the downtown aervlres to do o. To a.uie arrangement have been marie to park the rara of thoan per-rons who are members of patriotic oriiiilHtionii In a manner that will make their exit almple and fliii'-k. Officers will be provided to that they grt out before the The Rev.

Chaplain W. J. I.uby, 1J. B. will read the mas.i end will be agisted by the ftev.

Lieut. Chaplain F. Exler, V. B. A.

and the Rev. Lieut Chanlaln Jnenh J. Pools, A E. 108 f'rld algnal battalion, division. The Rev.

W. II. Klernnn. V. S.

N. A. E. will deliver the memorial fermon and St. Norberta Abbe choir will FlllR.

Pereant Joseph flroot of the American I.ealon will have charire of the firing aquad and a busier will jound taps at the close of the service Fallowing the mas the assembly will march to rntalfalque where the salute In honor of sailor, soldier and marine dead, will be fired. Several troops of boys arouta will he on hand to In any way po-fible and three countv motorcycle officers will direct traffic. Entrance this year will be thrmijrh the entrance, which haa been widened and exit will be through the sc.uth (tate. leading to the lower De IVre h'shwav. harridgeTselected american league head CLEVELAND.

(U.Ri William Hirrlrice, since 1D27 Its secretary, was elected president of the American league today to succeed the late Ernest FarRcnt Barnard. aledlrtnry addresa. Ilia entire elms will make Florence Nightingale plrriue and the the of the post, Morris Wheel adjutant luncneon wim uouni, ji i- and Jonas Elm. treasurer. About 3a lane, president of the municipal cwuw members have been secured thus far.

cil. before being taken to the aaloa There are 104 ex-servire men among where they will receive the bust of th the Oneida Indians on the reservation, late Ambassador Ilerrlclc for whtc and 14 are deceased, having died in they came to Parts. Exception to an appearing In nluht's Prcs-'-Gasette, stating that the Milwaukee road had published a 23-rent rate r.n rheee between Green Bay and Milvaukee, and that other roada would also put this rate CAPTAIN BURKE IS HOT ON THE 'TRAIL' WHEN AUTO BURNS For the Cemetery VIGORO Di.hnp villi present the diploma. Mi. Krneit 8hrr Prhmtdt.

nicn-ber of the ichnol committee, will rive a mcwage from Mount Marv mllcae and aevcrat violin aeicctiona will be plnvcd by George Tha program mill tlnre with the rlnclng of the nodalltv hymn. A re. ceptlnn, with refreshments, will follow the program. Atlendi'd lUnqitrt Int evening the Ahimnne n.vnch-tlon tendered the graduating closa a banquet at the Hotel Northland. About 4S were Thia morning the PodaM'y rrw was Mid at 7:30 a.

nv: followed by benediction by the Reverend chap-In In, Father Ambrcve. O. F. M. A communion break fa.t served In the nurses dlnliig room hlch w.n decnra'ei In the rln.i color, green and ntlver.

Tlie menu was iinloue In that tfce fiod was tori-rd to various Instructor in the arhonl. M-vrber of the clnss are Cither-lne Ann Morgan, Met Ionise Rahe. We are now offering a new pack-asje of the famous VIGORO "Plant Food" in just the size package for one Cemetery Lot. In effect, is takt ky L. C.

Jorgcn.sen, 1 traffic manage! of tiie Green Bay and Western railroad, ho points out that this rate was docketed by ths Gre.n Iiay and Western Lines and hesrd be- fore the Western Tunic Line commit- tee at their la.st meeting at Excelsior I Sprinps, and was approved by that body for all Unvs concerned. The rate became effective yesterday on the three Green Bay roads, but tho tariff published by the Milwaukee road was the only one reeeiv-rd at the Assocluion of Commerce traffic division jesterday. The' Giren Bay and Western tariff was re- I rehed there todiy. and no notice 0f the new rate lias b-cn received from tlie could borrow money fur an Interest rate of 1 or I'j rent while that on the bonus rertilicates as 4', (live Iteadlnijs Arthnr Echmalis of command of Ninth American lglon, presented of the 1eglon and thanked the Aax-USury for doinn much woik that the I eel. found lti If nimble to accompli; h.

Mr.i. Iida Nauth, Kiel. Wis first lce-pieMdcnt, talk 'd on 'Mother" und C'uuvllllnu tAJ rcndliu.s. Mis. Anl'a Milwaukee, department ih.ihm.in of child v.e'.Tire and national viie-t 1.

airman of child welfare, talked on the vvrrk of that branch ot the orvai iiuWn. Mrs. Clara l.i'd'.vi?. Fheboygan. of femnd dutri-t and Mrs.

Ituth of New Ixindon. dLtricl Icli ut, grm-tlnfts, K'n -ts c.f lnr.it u'e with 's tn' at the hni' h-i iin and each end re-cci cd a cook boi with compll-m iits of the lural unit. The fulb'Alnjj unii'i received award-, nf $100 as p. tsosnl gill.s from Mrs. N.iutlf, for o'er in the membership dine by Nov.

11: O-lc- Old Police Car Bursts Into Flame at Monroc-Ave. Bridge. When the Cadillac squad car ov.r.rd by the city of Green Bay and driven hy dipt. Martin Burke, detective, cauiht fire on nroc-ave. brldbC nt 9.10 o'clock this morning, firemen from station No.

1 responded, liutkllrlng caused the blaze, which was rx'ingul'hed hefose tho arrival of Itremcn. Th return run was made at 0 HO o'clock. Ci.pt. ism that the bridge vts Winn he arrived, and that v.hcn l-o M.i:-t-d the motor the v.a.-, closed again, the carburetor Make the lot more beau tit ul. Platten Products Co.

"The Store With The Checkerboard Front" 412 Dousman meeting at Hotel Cleveland, voted Harrlrige a three-year contract and in addition provided that he continue his duties as secretary and assume the additional es learue treasurer. The New York Yankees as the- only Club owners or their represnlatives club not xepresenled at mrrling tran 7A lucy Theresa Schneider. Verna I I.oiile rndemachrr. France Oroteluesrhcn, Violet Ruth Wntan, Fernlre Jacob, Catlicrlr-e Pet i Partell. Margaret Man- Knuw, VlnU Puth Bonnean.

Catherine Olive en. Beatrice Margaret Tannnm. an.l GET READY FOR THAT TWO-DAY OUTING RE-TIRE NOW Elizabeth Pita nmLsh. Aroimd? Why man, He IVre, nt co, I na. I.um hurtr, K.mkaim."..

no. Kewaunee, Hoitonulle. Al.tomn and ten. Tlie net tl st gathering will be held at Marin 't In October. SCHOOLTEACHER LEAVES Shop The cost of your tire mileage can never be figured by comparing competitive price tables.

Lackfuvd und evidently M', fire 'i pa.i and nil vapor under the hood. He called the fire p.iri incut from the Junk jard, but before th fin men arrived a truck driver had exi ingui. hi the blare with from tr.t'k. The- c.uliuri tor and wiring were lia.liy ciamared, and most of the paint wai olf the v.d of the ma- chine. No totuuate of the ls ben made.

No. pumper re.swnded to a false id. It at o'clock. 1 someone "pulled" Bos 21, S. Ad-uiis The return, run v.as made lmiifdi.iti'ly.

GILLIS MUST SERVE i TERM IN WORKHOUSE Felix 1012 W'iihw-st, s'n-ti need CO days in the coiur.ty jail 111 Police court for filing beverages a .11 servo 90 days in the v.i'il'.lious.- ii-stead. ic-o. was brour.ht Into on ih.irgcs ot the delinquencv of a minor. He cn pic.hatum, on that l.e ft out of ih" drink" and'v m.t. Kf.

-t hy the a of that proit tion, v.h!ch va.t rev. ked nnd lie vps to the workhvire. This 'n-tence piccer'rncc over the term 'd jn Police court, it Is cxncc'ed it the iv trsr will tak to run Tims to o-li Get FISK 1MM Minx S. MT. MOTES, THEN KILLS SELF KACIN'K.

Wis rv.Vrd Itaclne arhivl teacher. C'- itr M. Mtt-grove aidt Omaha. police to the 1: 'tiy of a woman fi-und ice Austin. 49, Ep.rit x'l tea'lirr.

Tho body was found, a .22 calibre I bullet through the ad, propped agnlapt a tree a ide it a ri: mvl on oiien copy of the Iwk, "Tlie Orl'jus At.vr nt thr.t -Gf r'ru M. nacine. and J. C. Austin, Detroit, be nottfu (i.

Hii'bitoj said bile-ed was the "On tr ice ref rrcd 1 and that the vcr.in vr.a tin, a friend of iirhtvr- SMALLER PAPER MONEY COSTS LESS, SAYS WOODS MILWAUKEE Wi Tlie main reason, aavs Ma J. O. Woods. of the United the r.overn-ment adopted the small sire paper money because, each bill co ts one-quarter of a cent less to make. Speaking before the Rotary club here yesterday, he rhnrac himself merely as another government bookkeeper and spent of the lecture In discussing Andrew Mellon, secretary of the treasury, whom termed the "greatest banker the uorld ha3 ever known." He has reduced the rational debt from 24.ooo,000.000 to and the cost of running his department from $4,780,000 to f3.033,-000," Wood said.

REAL ESTATEB0ARDS ASS'N. MEETING OPENS BALTIMORE, Md. -tate has been "the grrat stabilizing factor In the past two jenrs." the National Assoclaton of Real Estate Boards was told today by its rrc.i-dent, Harry S. Kissell. of Springfield, Ohio, as tha annual convention opened.

He made a plea to bankers to support real estate values. Industrial stocks have depreciated 63 per cent In tw years, ruilrnad toeka per cent, utilities El per rent, and the stock of eleven leading banka of one large city IlU 63 per cent. Mr. Kissell said. 'The (Treat criticism of real estate is that It lacks liquidity," said Kissell.

"We admit we have no cxehanse on which wa can throw our real estate and get the money for It within tn? hour, but we submit that If you are willing to take the same depreciation on real estate which stocks have taken within the past two years, then the lack of liquidity begins to fade away. The Fisk Guarantee risk Tires csrry fuarantee for sendee which is unlimited as to time or mileage. Should you ft a purchaser fall to receive the nillejjte from a Fisk Tire that you should reasonably expect, ne will replace or repair It, charging only for the proportionate mileage It has delivered. It just can't be done. There is a great variance In the quality of tires which are being offered to you at or near the same price and this difference to the average motorist can never be distinguished at the time of purchase.

The quality cf a tire can only be determined by the mileage and service which it gives IT CAN NEVER BE FIGURED BY COMPARING COMPETITIVE PRICE TABLES. The Best and Safest way is to let us aid you selecting the First Quality, Fully Guaranteed, Fisk Air-Flight Principle Tire that best suits your driving requirements. These famous tires embody all the improvements of Fish's exclusive Air-Flight Principle of Tire Construction. They are recognized as leaders in their respective price fields and represent the most that money can buy in Riding Comfort and Greater Mileage. 17 PROTECT and Beautify AT AMAZINGLY LOW COST raid they ucli ---d I'vs nr n-v was the cause Pi the woman's apparent DEFERRED REAL ESTATE TAXES DUE ON FRIDAY The three-month re-pite given oy tho legislature for real estate tax payment ends nt 5 o'clock Friday Btler-luxin, at which time deferred taxes are be paid, aeroniing to a wnrninj today from the otliec ot Hansen, ro'jntv At thU tim" nil taxpayers who have f.lrd affidavits arc expected to turn in their pavments.

In rase the deferred taxes are not paid, the taxpayers will be riven tin-til June 8, althouch they r.iu.st suffer a two per rent penalty and six per rent Interest charges. On June 9 all tax lists will placed on sale. Deferred payments were being made rapidly at the treasurer's office today, but. taxpayers were reminded that tho holiday combination over the weekend will not Justify delaying until June 1. legion'asksstores to close memorial day Sullivan Post No.

11, American I.e glnn, nt, its regular meeting held nt the t.eijlon last evening, went on record ns favoring closing of stores by merchants on Memorial Day, and alio adopted a resolution asking all I.eglon men to turn out for the parade on Saturday morning, wearing their Legion caps. The organisation will nt the Ielmv buildi'itr. Tho report of the acceptance of the Brown county board of supervisors of an Invitation by the post to make usa of its building during the County Boards' convention Juno 9, 10 and 11 was received. Following the business cession, refreshments Were served. Whatever you peed in Taade-ia Your QM Tires It would be poor economy to ride on old, tread worn tires, wrien we will allow you full value for every mile left in them in trade for the new Air-Flight Principle Tirci by Fisk.

Drive in today and let us equip your car with a act of Fully Guaranteed Fisks. have the lire you want at the price you want to pay. GREEN IUY MARKETS (These prle's are corrects dally hv th Smith Pros, eompnny, and aro those asked from retancra.) New dry onions, crate Potatoes, ewt Celerv (Calif.) per rtoz 1-W Tsrsnlps. (washed) bu. Green onions (homa grown) dox.

bchs leaf letture, (bchs.) doz rfadlnhes. doji. behs nnA 1.ttiirn. flnz I fhAL'p. Ih .03 painters supplies, varnish, wall paper, or paint, come here.

Our etocks are huge our prices "risht" our quality supplies llie very best. WaonerWall Paper Peint Store 117 N. Adams St. Phone Adams 304 New carrot, (bchs.) doz Parsley, (bchs.) doz New beets, doz. Rhubarb, Ih Arparngus.

dnz. hrhs Cucumbers, field grown, Cucumbers, field grown, Flour, Feed and Hay (These quotations are ihnnged dally bv a. W. Hendrin. retail flour, fued, lind hav dealer, N.

Broadway. Cream of Wheat. 98 lba 3.15 Wlngold Plllahury flour, cwU 3 Straw, cwt Scratch feed, cwt 1.70-2 00 Uran. cwt. Middlings, ewt II ul Barley, bu Timothy hay, cwt Oats, bu Red Dog.

ewt EKg mash, cwt r'nrrk hll 1 40 2.5! .78 AIR FLIGHT PRINCIPLE TIRES I I ml RE SHOP RAJ PLI'C Worry never bought a Home, paid a debt or satisfied a mortgage. Money worry is wasted effort that rarely troubles the man with a bank account. Let us help you to start one. Chlek mash, cwt Klne chick feed, cwt 2 50 Oatmeal, sack 2 Wheat, cwt Corn meal, ewt. Craeked corn, cwt.

l.KS Oround barley, cwt. l.w Salt, cwt Timothy eed, lb .12 Seed corn, Wis. Nos. and 12 2.00 Seed corn, red cob loddcr, bu, l.ii Lawn grass seed, lb 35 Fertilizer, cwt 223 Vlgoro, cwt 5.00 (Following are the prices paid to farmers by O. W.

Hendrle.) Onts, bu .28 Wheat, bu -80 Barley, cwt 100 Craln (Thesa quotations are corrected dally by the Green Bav Grain and Feed company, 431 W. WastUngton-at, and are the prices paid to farmers.) Oata. bu 30 Wheat, bu 7b Barley, cwt 0 firocerles (These quotations below are changed dally by the Clusman's grocery.) Bernteh feed, per 100 lbs 2.00 Fresh eggs, do .18 Amerlcun cheese, per lb. AO Butter, lb 28 Sugar, sack S.S Lard, lb 18 Potatoes, per pk .25 Seotch green peas, lb .08 Oat mesl, per lb 0) Flour. S8 lb.

sacks 2.68-3 90 Middlings, cwt. 1.10 I)E PFRE MARKETS (These quotations are corrected dally l.ee Bros, of De Fere.) Middllnas, cwt LIS Bran, cwt 115 Red Dog 130 Beans, per lb. "7 Conif bu, 7A DISTRIBUTORS PHONE HOWARD 700 1023 MAIN ST. Time le Ro-tife Cat FISK Authorized Dealers KATER'S SERVICE STATION ZEGER BROS. GARAGE ARNOLD GARAGE PREBLE OIL CO.

THREE CORNER GARAGE STONE MOTOR CAR CO. BUTH-GOLDEN CO. PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. McGINNIS OIL CO. PANKRATZ MOTORS 1.

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