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DAILY (XARION-LEPGER, JACKSON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1930 FAGE TEtf Research Shotcs Bandits WEBER AND FIELDS FACE MIKE IN-PROGRAM BUILT FOR THEM Shy From Armored Car LABORITES READY FOR OPPOSITION PHILLIPS CARLIH PIONEER SPEAKER SOLOISTS FEATURE PALMOLIYE ON AIR Midwest Headquarters Of NBC Are Elaborate NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (AP) TrV I fir? fkl til 4 V'M- V9 MlJ Vt cal as the legend cf honor among thieves. it 71 Cold research by competent has revealed that rarely da rob A General Election Fromises Big Battle Between Brit-'-" ish Politicians Paul Oliver Will SiTTg "Old Olive Palmer Second Artist LONDON, Oct. 25 (AP) Faced Ith the possibility of being driven in the near future into a general election campaign, Ramsay Mac- Soprano and tenor solos by. Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver, popular favorites for the, past several years, shall feature the broadcast of the Palmolive hour on Wednesday night, fir -s Oil si, aff bers attack trucks wnicn rrany ar scathed in and protected by armed Figures show that in the pan six 3ears there have been no holder of armored cars operated by Independent companies and that cnly four armored trucks bcloncin? to' national cpsrators were held up.

These figures, supplied by tie Merchants Trucking corporation cf Indianapolis, cited to courtcx act the popular belief that robbers make a practice of ully holding up armored trucks. Often in the excitement that particularly brazen piece cf banditry entails, it is reported that the car held up was armored. Investigation shows it probably vaa protected by armed guards and in general appearance resembled an armored truck. No Change In Snails Sin cc A ncient Tim 1- Sim tt Donald's La bo rites are beginning to fortify their positions against expected attacks from the Conservative regiments under Stanley Baldwin and the Liberal cavalry of David Lloyd Word has gone out from the Conservative headquarters to attack the Labor! tes on all sides and especially to drive against their weaest spot, the failure to solve the unemployment problem. That is one thing that the Mac-Donald men can not eet awav from.

I 9 October 29, at 9:30, from WEAF over a nation-wide N.B.C. network. Indications are that this program will surpass, in enjayment, any previouslly offered for quite some time. "The, Old one of the most beautiful selections in Paul OUver's repertory, will be sung by this famous tenor. Later in the program he shall offer "A Perfect Day" and Join Olive Palmer in presenting a duet of 'Love Boat." "Una Voce Poco Fa" (A Little Voice I Hear), a glittering colortura aria from the opera "Barber of Seville," has been chosen by Olive Palmer as her first selection to be followed later by "Chinese Lullaby." Big Shift In Managers Seen In Texas League PHILLIPS CARLiN Not only have they failed to find a remeay tor unemployment, but they have had to stand by and watch the number double since they took oince.

When they drove the Conservatives out of the latter's parliamentary trenches sixteen months ago, it was largely on that issue, for the PBUlips Carlin, anotoher of radio's announcing pioneers, still goess on the air at regular Intervals, but he has a lot of other He is assistant to the vice-president of NBC in charge of programs. That takes up a lot of hiss waking hours. Like Graham McNamee, he started out in the early days, beginning his cayeer with WEAF long before NBC came into being. He went to radio from the exporting business, which he entered after serving in the navy during the world, war. In his prime announcing days, Carlin teamed up with McNamee on many a sporting event.

For a long timme the were known as the Weber and Fields, those comedians whose stage record dates back Rrt fr int historv. are to have a radio nroeram all their own on CBS at 10 P. M. (EST) October 31. It will be another edition of the Radio Follies, the entire half hour of which will be devoted to the funny men, tJRBANA.

111.. Oct. 25 (AP) Th faslilonable Parisian of today eats the same species of snails that men ate 4Q.0O0 years aro, says Dr. Trunk C. Baker, curator of the museum of natural hlstorj" at the University of Illinois.

He has completed a of 5.00O lirtng specimens of snails sent from Algiers with fossilized snails from the same place and found them the same. OLYMPICS ATTRACT ITALIANS MILAN, Oct. 25 (AP) Italian athletes are making plans ti try out for the Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1932. Athletics play an-imoprtant part in the Fascljt regime in Italy, hence every cn-couratrcment Is extended profipec-tcd Olympic material. who themselves will take up about 15 minutes oi ic Layout of new NBC studios, Chicago, showing position of Studios and on nineteenth floor of Merchandise mart.

Studio aart of which is shown above, is rated as one of the world's largest. promoter, announces that has raised the capital here in France, "broadcast twins," even if they do The plan is to build a place large enough for ice hockey, indoor track and -field sports, miniature irolf not look so much alike. Aga Kahn Is Proud; Paris Sports Emporium To Be Built In Spring PARIS, Oct. 25 AP) The cornerstone of the Paris Sports Palace likely will be laid next spring. The idea, discussed here for many years, finally has reached the stage of realization.

Jeff Dickson, American boxing fencing and various other tourna ments besides boxing. DALLAS, Oct. 25 (AP) Sweeping changes in team managers in-the Texas league next year are rumored here. Two pilots have tossed in the sponge, and it is considered likely not more than two of this year's leaders will retain their posts. Art Phelan of the Shreveport Sports and Jake Atz of Dallas were the first to resign.

Phelan is expected to manage Ft. Worth next year iri the place of Frank Snyder who may go to the International league. Hap Morse probably will replace Atz. George Burns Is reported to be through at San Antonio, and Carl Williams has indicated he has nad enough at Wichita Falls. Dell Baker Is regarded as a fixture at Beaumont for another year, and Texas league fans expect the St.

Louis Cardinals to retain Joe Shultz as manager of their fari army of the idle then numbered 1,100,125. Now it is at the highest figure since Just, after the war. Many voters are bound to hold the MacDonald administration responsible for this, but the government is loading up with ammunition designed to shatter that argument by showing that no party could havo stopped the onward march of unemployment in' England in the face of opposition offered by world-wide economic conditions. And Labor will use another of its weaknesses, too, as a talking point. It has been dependent for existence as a government upon Liberal support, so it will urge that it must have an absolute majority in the next parliament if the people want to see real action.

i On the question of the situation in India the MacDonald men will make a similar plea, asserting that as a minority government they have been handicapped in dealing with the disturbing movement engineered by Mahatma Gandhi. a TURKISH LIBERALS "UNITE WITH JEWS Scores Hole-InOne Smithville Southern Oil to install distributing plant in this ments on Fifth Avenue Norta. town. miniature studios 'created to eliminate tying up the larger studios. The four larger studios are.

actually floating rooms or boxes within boxes. They rest on heavy springs. Four of the studios have sound lock entrances, which are small vesti-blues with two sets of doors lined with lead. Provisions has been made for studio visitors with elaborate observation rooms. Each is separated from the studio by a glass curtain.

In connecting various microphones and apparatus in the studios more than 200 miles of wire have been used, while Studio is illuminated by sunlight or ultra-violet lamps. The visitors' galleries, on the AIX-LES-BAINS, France, Oct. 25 (AP) The Aga Kahn Is a proud man. He has at last attained the ambition of every golfer and done a hole-in-one. Playing against the club profes sional, W.

Armour, he pulled the trick at the seventh hole (106 CHICAGO, Oct- 25 (AP) Chica- go now has what it is pleased to call a "radio city It is the new midwest headquarters of the National Broadcasting company on the nineteenth and twentieth floors of the Merchandise mart, one of the world's largest buildings. Described as the 'last word" in broadcast facilities, it really is a two-floor radio penthouse containing more than 66,000 square feet. In it are housed six elaborate studios, one of which, Studio extends through two floors and is 72 feet long and 47 feet wide. Five studios are on the nineteenth floor, with the sixth, Studio a small room for speakers, on the floor above. Besides the studios there are scores of offices to house various departments necesary for proper handling of broadcasting.

Tenative plans also provide for the erection of at least four more studios. A number of broadcasting innovations, all which are the result of years of experiment, are incorporated in these elaborate headquarters. There are four network control booths which, in effect, are yards), which has a fairway slight team, Houston. ly sloping towards a green, well -3 protected by bunkers. The easygoing potentate has con twentieth floor, are arranged so tracted the golf fever in its worst form.

He has retained the exclusive services of one of the best- known British professionals to coach him. PEEWEE COURSE GETS PRO LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25 (AP) Light horse" Harry Cooper has been named professional of the Caliente Golf Park, miniature course In Los Angeles. More than 2,000 Illinois' automobiles were admitted to the. Yellowstone National park this He means to become a scratch studio guests will not interfere with entertainers, who get off the elevators at the 19th floor on which is located entrances to studios." The latest ideas in decorations are incorporated in the color scheme, which quickly attracts the eye of the visitor.

Guests are courteously ushered around by a page working under direction of hostesses, all of whom are college player, and with that goal before him, practises assiduously every day. Commercial Stagnation of Istanbul Has Lost Merchants Meadville First Franklin County Fair held here. 111 if IMjf ill pum ISTANBUL, Oct. 25 (AP) The new Liberal opposition party in Turkey has rapidly drawn into its ranks the Jewish minority of the nation. Under the sole sway of the party of Mustapha Kemal and Ismet Pasha, Jewish merchants have suffered so heavily from Istanbul's commercial stagnation, that 52,000 Jews left the land.

The 30,000, Jews left in Istanbul flocked to the Liberal Party for three reasons. First, because it promised political and economic euality for the minorities: second, because it gave the hope of economic prosperity; and third, because said it was going to fight for a reduction of taxes and for the suppression of the sixteen government monopolie which it believed were ruining private enterprises. Opposition circles blame Ismet Pasha for having weakened the Jewish element, "which at all times," they say, "has been an element highly profitable to the Turkish nation." and Frosi Uhqers i' vumr 'rat Morning Air 1URN ON SPECIAL OFFER SU TH That yeo may njoy tfie convenience of heating your horn with natural set, we offer for a limit tim IN YOUR HOME OA ways HUMPHREY i mm. Natural Gas Space Heater Padlantflrft i II Balanetln montfily piymenb 1 I with your lervice bill 7 HAVE JUNE WEATHER IN yOUR HOME ALL WINTER LONG r-1i with The Ideal Fuel imita tlon Hurdler TMnks Finland Is Olympic Dark Horse SEATTLE, Oct. 25 (AP) Finland will give the United States the hardest fight for Olympic honors in 1932 at Los Angeles, according to Steve Anderson, former premier hurdler at the University of Washington.

Anderson, who this summer made a three months' track tour of Europe, says the Finns are the best athletically on the continent and in addition have the inspiration of Paavo Nurmi. Nurmi, who is getting bald still will be a great runner in 1932, Anderson says. "He told me he will run only the marathon at Los Angeles," Anderson said. "I expect to see him win that race if he starts." Plan Fast Canal From Birmingham To London BIRMINGHAM; Eng. Oct 25 (AP) England's "Inland' waterway 'r fro mhere to London is to undergo modernization costing about $5,000,000 if governmental sanction is accorded plans of the Grand Union Canal Company.

The company proposes to deepen and widen the canal and to motorize the fleet, thus doing away with the horse-drawn barges. It would take 900 men three years to complete the plans. Direct communication will be afforded then between tide-water on the Thames and the wharves of this city without the costly process of ligtering. T-8 Road Builders9 Picks Uncover Old Tragedy SAINT JULIEN-EN-GENEVOIS, France, Oct. 25 (AP) Workmen stumbled on a forgotten tragedy of two centuries ago, while building a mountain road over the Saleve.

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