The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 20

1 PAGE TWENTY THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA' FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936 CITY NEWS BRIEFS TUT. MWI-FIEDMOKT STATION UFBC N.ttmal Irnluillni C. Net vera TODAY Rrf. O. S.

Pit. Office) One Says South, One North. New Bombers, Good News. Torch Squad Marches On. Snakes As Strike Aids.

By ARTHUR BRISBANE This eolamn It published far Its Infoimition nd Interest an Hi ant-lleatiin don not in any way Indicate anetien of The GrrtnTtlla Ktwa In Iht views i.t Mr. Brisbane. yHATs If SHIRTS, TIES, ETC. Good Quality and Low Prices TRATE MEN'S SHOP1 Watta 3 H.te) JCT -3 WatM rMNtMimt: GANTT STATMMI PARIS, June 25. William H.

fined to his home on South Calhoun street. He has many friends who will wish for him a speedy recovery. 15 MASTER SALES Fifteen legal sales are scheduled for the regular sales day seivice at the courthouse July 6, according to Judge E. Inman, master in equity. The real 'estate will be put on the block and sold at public auction.

The realty is about equally divided between city and county. ADOPT DESIGNS Insignia designating cars as police automobiles yesterday were put on all the mobile equipment of the city police department. The design, a striking one, shows the cars to belong to the Department of Police. It is carried on the doors of the vehicles. TAKE 6 OFF TRAIN Six young white men between the ages of 16 and 20 years were taken off a Southern railway freight train at the Southern station yesterday afternoon and locked up at police headquarters after being fingerprinted.

Police said two of the youths were too drunk to be fingerprinted immediately. TO BAIT TRAPS Representatives of the department of agriculture arrived in Greenville yesterday to bait traps for the Japanese beetle which were sent here recently. Approximately 800 of the traps will be baited in as many suspected areas of the city and presence of the insect determined by trapping during the summer months. The steps are being taken following discovery of the pest here last season and an application of poison this spring to eradicate the beetle. PIGEON IS FOUND An exhausted carrier pigeon was discovered late yesterday near the home of Mrs.

M. L. McNeill, 1122 Pendleton street, apparently overcome by fatigue on a homing flight. The bird is of bluish color and had a leg band with the inscription "IS-35-SNC-911." The bird was put in a pen with food and water and will be released when it regains strength. Any information relative to its identity will be appreciated by Mrs.

McNeill. ANTHONY IS ILL Friends of Sage H. Tnthonv, former alderman from- Ward 5, will learn with regret that he is seriously ill with heart trouble. He is con "Where Thousands Buy Their Hats" 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET Murray, called by his friends "Alfalfa Bill," once a colonizer in Bolivia, lately governor of Oklahoma, advises American cotton farmers "Go try your fortune In the Argentine Chaco." With these summer comforts from Sullivan Hardware you can keep cool, noon and night. Wonderful land, that Chaco re gion.

Says he: 'The lands of the Chaco, both Bolivian and Argentine, are richer on the whole than our lands, very fine for cotton, corn, sugar and all kinds of vegetables. FANS Welch's Protect-o-gram REMEMBER THAT Fifty per cent of the jobs paying $4,000 or more a year will go to the seven per cent of the young men who are college graduates. Educational security Is economic security. "Protect Them With Protective' Lee H. Welch, General Agent Protective Life Insurance Company "Cotton in the Bolivian Chaco Is perennial.

You find cotton trees growing wild in the forest. The American farmer will find that it will grow for years from one planting and will make a better crop the second and third years than the Full Line of Barcol Electric Fans In 8, 10 and 12 Inch Sizes All Sizes Robbins and Meyers Fans Stationary and Oscillating Models Also the New Safe Rubber Blade Fans Clara, Lu 'N' Em Start New Series On NBC-WFBC Tonight Another adviser of Americans, whose specialty is finance and what Is going to happen to stocks, money and business, advises the cautious American to put some of his money in Canada, to be sure of safety in case something unfortunate should happen in the way of fascism or communism. Vacuum Jugs Lemon Reamers Ice Tongs Ice Pitchers Ice Chippers Wooden Ice Bowls Refrigerator Dishes Ice Cube Crushers Lemon and Lime Squeezers Vacuum Bottles Pint Quart Iced Tea Tumblers 10c Up TODAY 7:00 Sign on. 1:00 Morning Devotion. 1:13 Morning Mall Bag.

7:30 Glllfspie Service Btation pretents th Kentucky Songblrdi and Old Hired Hand, 7:45 Belk-Blmpson'i Musical Clock. 1:00 Maxwell Broi. Quinn present Bill Gainfi. g.lS-Mudeal Rhythms. 1:30 Breakfast Club NBC.

9:00 Variety Moodi. Walter Cassel, Baritone NBC. Dan Harding' Wile NBC. 8.30 Josh Higglna ol featuring Joe Dumond NBC. 8:44 Morning Serenade of th.

Duke Power 10:00 Honeymoonera NBC. 10:15 Joan and th. Escorts NBC. 10:30 High School Town Meeting of the Air NBC. 11:00 Happy Jack NBC.

and Ssssalrass NBC. 11:30 Momenta of Melody. 11:45 Worda and Music NBC. 11 Arlington Time Signal! NBC. 13:00 Craiy Water Crystals Co.

presents the Kentucky Songbirds and Old Hired Hand. 13:15 Pendleton Maytag Co. presents' Dan Crosland. 13:30 National Farm and Home Hour-NBC. 1:30 Balentine's Aristocratic Pigs.

1:45 Dr. L. B. Sims presents Mrs. W.

P. Barton. 1:00 Vanity Revue. 3:05 Stock Quotations. 3:10 Program Highlights.

1:15 Melody Time. 1:30 Salon Orchfiri, Josef ducilng NBC. 3:45 The Rangers NBC 1:00 Woman Radio Review NBC. 3:30 Gene Arnold and the Ranch Beys NBC. National Education Association Convention Program NBC.

4:00 Balentine Aristocratic Pigs. 4:15 Coca Cola's Baseball Matine. 00 Mary Small, Singer NBC. 6:15 Mario Cosr.l, Baritone NBC. 30 Sianback Forecast Bill Oalnes.

6:35 Martin-Hawkins Newly Weds Program. 6:40 Dr A. J. Keown'a Chiropractic Health Talk. 6:45 Carol Deln, Soprano NBO.

7:00 McAlister. Smith A Pat present Dan Croslmd. 7 05 Jtmmte Thompson Sports. 7:15 Texaro's Unsolved Mystf rles 'Th. Bathurst Disappearance 7:30 Democratic National Convention NBC.

6:00 Prpa Waring and His Pennsylvanians NBC. (:30 Clara. Lu' 'n Em and Ted Plo-Rlto' Orchestra for Frigidaire Dealers NBC. 8:00 Dan Crosland News. 9:15 Rubinoff and Virginia R.

9:30 Vivian Delia Chllsa. Soprano NBC. 9:45 Democratic National Convention NBC. 10-00 To be announced. 10:15 Phil Harris' Arcadia Call Orchestra NBC.

10:30 George Slerney'i Hotel Plata Or-chestra NBC. 1 1 Shandor NBC. 11:06 Jolly Coburn's Claremont Inn OrchestraNBC. 11:30 Lou Bring Rainbow Grill OrchestraNBC. 13:00 Sign off.

Old Greeley did not advise young Americans to go south to Argentine or north to Canada, but to "go west," in the United States. That is still good advice. You can succeed if you go east, west, north, south, anywhere between the Rio Grande and Canadian border; success depends on what you take with you, in your head, not on what you collect on the way. WFBC Tonight I1''1'' Ice Cream Freezers In 2, 3 and 6 Quart Sizes Also Water Coolers For All Purposes and Purses I I The United States navy has ordered 191 "bomber" airplanes; cheerful small news. It is to be hoped that the government is trying to build bomber planes able to fly any ocean.

If war came our oomDing operations could be carried on in countries across the Atlantic or the Pacific. We should not want to do any bombing in America. After the first experiment, no country would send any ships within easy bombing or submarine range of these shores. Sullivan Hardware Co. Frigidaire To Sponsor Gossips, Fio-Rito Every Friday NigM Clara.

Lu 'n' Em, radio's original back-fence gossips, will return to the air with Ted Fio-Rito and his orchestra over a coast-to-coast NBC-WFBS network at 8:30 o'clock tonight. The program, titled Clara, Lu 'i)' Em and Ted Ffb-Rito's orchestra, will be half an hour in length and will be broadcast every Friday night at the same time under sponsorship of Frigidaire dealers. WFBC will carry all of these weekly commercial series, adding this high-spot program to a roster of national big-time airings such as the Magis Key of RCA. Alka Seltzer's National Barn Dance. The Voice of Firestone and Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians for Ford Motor dealers.

The nationally famed comedy team returns to radio after a five-month absence during which Clara (Mrs. Paul c. Meade) became the mother of a baby boy and Em i Mrs. John Mitchell) took a vacation in California and Mexico. As for Lu (Mrs.

Howard Berolzheimer), she took advantage of the unaccustomed leisure to give all the Friday afternoon teas she hadn't found time to give during the five and half previous years of radio broadcasting. With them, the three gossiping girls of the airwaves will bring back their mythical families and all the other Clara, Lu 'n' Em characters so well known to listeners by refer 1 IjH (Turf M4.7S nd lt7S) VJr ESES! i -131s Our country would need the world's biggest flock of the fastest, most destructive speed planes to drive off invading bombers, and such a fleet of long-range bombing planes as would enable Uncle Sam to say to the world: "We want only peace, we hate war. I do not want to hurt anybody. But I do ask you to come over and see for yourselves that if you were foolish enough to attack the United States, I could, within a week, destroy every city in your country." To say that and be able to do it would prevent war. ence.

Fio-Rito. whose orchestra and Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation vocalists will be heard with the Frigidaire gossips, was born and educated at Newark, N. but he had to go west to make a name for himself. His mother, Eugenia Cont Lupo, was a light opera star in Italy. His DR.

F. A. LUBEN FOOT SPECIALIST (Chiropodist) Telephone 2865 Chamber of Commerce BIdf. 7 21 NORTH MAIN STREET Nest Bruce Doster Drug Store JL father, Louis Fio Rito, played in Just' i a 1 1 latest type Brake Drum Lathe and Clutch Rebuilding Machine. Prompt service.

BATTERY ELECTRIC CO. 300 Buncombe St. Phone 1376 Detroit reports that the Black Legion forces included a "torch squad," organized to burn down houses of those not approved by "Black Legion" authorities. Members of the squad admit burning one house. That sort of thing happens in a country unable to deal with a crime wave.

Our only excuse is that crime was financed by gigantic earnings of bootlegging in prohibition. Strikes are old, often dull; this one is "news." At' Granada, Spain, picturesque Moors, hired to charm snakes with music, went on strike for more money after one Moor got a raise of 30 cents a day. Can you imagine the surprise of those Moors if the snakes, should go on strike with "we refuse to be charmed, unless we get more mice," or whatever they eat. 1 "Where' My Grip?" CHECKING rooms are very busy places, but the best of them sometimes lose things. It costs plenty, too, to replace both the ease and its consents.

t'et a Personal Effects policy will pay you for such loss. In fact this policy covers your baggage from the time you leave home until you return. AlesterG. Furman Co. Established 1888 "We Write Policies Right" Woodslde Bldt Phones 106-107-101 SET YOUR TABLE WITH STERLING SILVER symphony orchestras and Dotn parents encouraged young Ted to practice his scales on the old-fashioned piano in the living room.

He achieved his first fame as a band leader at the Edgewater Beach hotel at Chicago, radio having been the medium that established his reputation for distinctive dance music throughout the country. Later he went to the Pacific coast and was featured for phenomenally long runs at the St. Francis hotel in San Francisco, the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles and other popular dance His band has been featured in several movie fea WHY ABUSE YOUR EYES? Dr. C. Loyd McCrary OPTOMETRIST Wallace Building Phone 4471 32 tures and many shorts.

Off Present Low Prices. I at CLARA. LU 'N EM, from top to bottom, will return to NBC after a five -month absence and will make their debut on WFBC in the new Frigidaire series, beginning over the NBC-WFBC network at 8:30 o'clock tonight. I Fio-Rito has composed about 100 tunes. DIESIN ASHEVILLE ASREVILLE, N.

June 25. (P) Frank W. Farnum, 71, of Orangeburg, S. died today in an Ashe-ville sanitarium. The body was sent to Orangeburg where funeral services will be conducted tomorrow.

SON IS BORN CHESTER, June 25 Mr. and Mrs. Rolert Dixon announce the birth of a son at Pryor hospital June' 13. You are told, and it can be proved, that while men have made good progress in science and knowledge of all kinds, the progress has been very slight inside of the human skull. The average Intelligence in the British House of Commons, it is said, does not equal the average Intelligence of free citizenship two or three centuries before Christ.

The wife of a missionary returned from the Congo region is the first white woman that ever recovered from the bite of a tse-tse fly. Scorpions, rattlesnakes, mad dogs may bite you, and you recover. But the bite of that little brown fly means death. It doesn't mean much elsewhere, but it means a lot in Africa A German scientist is believed to have discovered a remedy for the disease. It hasn't yet been proved.

You have' a limited time only to take advantage of this remarkable offer! Rhapsody-one of our very heaviest, loveliest and most popular Sterling patterns--at 32 per cent off the regular price! We consider this one of the finest and most compell ing combination of price and quality thatSve've ever been PIGGLY-ITOGIY able to present. WE DELIVER PHONE 3971 323 Buncombe Stree', Second Door to Garinj Apts. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Such an event would never have been possible except through the co-operation of The International Silver Co. the world i's largest makers of silverware, Confined exclusively to Smithwick Jewelers. 26 PIECE SETS FRESH Lb.

5c FRESH CORN Doz. 30c DUKE'S MAYONNAISE Qt. 39c' SNOWDRIFT 6 Lb. Pail 95c CHASER GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 Can 10c Del Monte Pineapple No.

2 Can 10c ONE WEEK ONLY! PLANTATION HAMMOCKS from PAWLEY'S ISLAND WOVEN AND SOLD -By- MRS. BRAWLEY, OF PAWLEY'S ISLAND AND GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA For the week, June 26, through J.uly 3, all orders received locally will be accepted, and early delivery made, at the prices below. After this date the prices in Greenville will be the same as they haVe been elsewhere, and except" for 'certain season- able offerings, there will be no further opportunity to purchase the hammoeks-at these prices. 53c Sugar 10 Ci-V 1 fKld Medal- Flour Ol (Plain) 24 Lbs 4 Pyrex -Bowls Free! (Service for six) 6 Knives 6 Forks 6 Tea Spoons 6 Salad Forks 1 Butter Knife 1 Sugar Spoon May Be Purchased on the Budget Plan 25c Biltmore Hearts, 2 Pkgs. 15c Recelpe Marshmallows Pound.

1 FREE With 1-4 Lb. 23c I FREE With 1-2 Lb. 45o 4 FREE With 1 Lb. 88c Oversized Hammock. 7 ft.

long in the body. Elsewhere $20.00. price. $15.00 Oversized Hammock with extra wide body, extra heavy, ropes, and extra weight. A magnificent hammock and a permanent $4950 Creamery Butter 32c HOWARD'S FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS Round String BEANS Lb.

5c S. C. Fancy Lb. TOMATOES 5c S. C.

Yellow Crooked Neck SQUASH Lb. 5c Green Bunch ONIONS 5c 3 FOR 10c Bunch BEETS 5c LEMONS doz. 20c Roasting Ears CORN doz. 25c Sugar PEAS Lb. 5C California Bunch CARROTS 6C OKRA Lb.

71c Watermelons, Butter Beans, Honey Dew Melons and All Other Kinds Of Fruits and Vegetables Reasonably Priced 638 SOUTH MAIN ST. at the Watermelon Patch' PHONE 9221 We Deliver (all Us for' Quirk Service Plantation' a Hammocks. A 7 Local price. OM Standard Mammocks. 6 ft.

long In the body. Elsewhere is'. $10.00 Standard Hammmkn with long body. Elsewhere 1 AA 115.00. Local price pl.UU REGULAR PRICE $72.50 t- WESSON OIL 44c Mayonnaise Bowl FREE poysi-ssion.

Elsewhere $35.00. Loral price $20.00 OCTAGON SOAP 10 Bars mm 34 'PIECE SET The regular nrlce 194.50. Snecial orice I 8 34 Piece Set Includes: 8 tea spoons, 8 knivl! IXTIALS ENGRAVED FREE These special prices are 33 per cent below the present regular prices and effective only for a limited time. Don't let this chance slip by! 1 vpowsS OCTAGON SOAP POWDER 10 Packages forks, 8 salad forks, butter knife, sugar spoon. Velvet lined Tuck-away Roll extra 23c 23c 14c 14 PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Bars ADDITIONAL PIECES AT.

SALE PRICE OCTAGON TOILET SOAP 3 Bars We are selling dozens of these larger hammocks, and can get so many orders at, We regular prices, that the local price will not be offered this reason. STRETCHERS MAY BE HAD IN: Chinese Red Leaf Green Chinese Yellow Humer i Green Pure White Dark Oak Slain HAMMOCKS MAY BE SEEN IN ALL SIZES AT: MRS. BRAWLEY'S Call Received Between 9 A. M. and 11 A.

M. WASHINGTON ROAD GREENVILLE. S. C. Also On Display at Mejrrs-Arnold Company Mil JEWELER: KINQHAN'S BACON SQUARES Lb.

29o SLICED BACON Lb. 32c BRANDED BEEF ROAST Lb. 25c BOILED HAM Lb. 60c 203 MAIN ST. DRESSED FRYERS AND HENS 4 I.