Jefferson City Post-Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 10

Page 10 JEFFERSON CITY POST-TRIBUNE DRUG STORE Cut Rate Prices Every Day Free Delivery. Ph. 34-94 Specials Friday, Saturday and Sundav! Gallon WATER COOLER in With Faucet HUSH DEODORANT 19c 25c Value ARRID DEODORANT 33c Specially Priced at Friday and Saturday Only! Banana Split 8c 7c Special for Ice Cream Sodas ASPIRIN TABLETS 29c 5 grain 100 75c GASTORIA 59c Flcchcr's, Special $1.50 AGAROL $1.29 Specially Priced Just-Rite and Energine White Shoe CLEANERS Tubeor Bottle 35c VINCE Special Price 35c FREEZONE Special Price 29c Petroleum, 75c Value HAIR TONIC 49c ZIPPER BAGS 89c $1.19 $1.89 CANDIES Mrs. Stovers, Busy Bee and AI a a Washin Kept on ice! 100 for HINKLE PILLS 16c Forhan's Tooth Paste STubc 39 SPECIAL OFFER 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 25c Prophylactic Tooth Powder BOTH FOR SHOP HERE WITH ANY AD! We Meet or Beat All Local Advertised Prices! FREE DELIVERY Heavy Grade MINERAL OIL Fall PINT 29c WHISKEY 79c 20 Months Old Bourbon, pt. Action Linimenl Athlet 69C For Sprains, Aches, Athletes Foot! $1.25 Site ABSORBINE JR.

98c FITCH SHAMPOO ft 59c Value DRENE SHAMPOO Regular A JAPANESE SOLDIER COMES BACK FROM THE FRONT Commission Now Ready to Begin Functioning; Appointment A ced Last Nicjht With the appointment of Jess L. Rogers, Kansas City, as its labor the state's new un- employmcnt compensation com- nission was prepared today to start (he machinery which eventually will provide benefits for the obless. Governor Lloyd C. SI ark's selec- ion of Rogers, which was announced last nighl, completes the Dersonnel of the commission. Andrew J.

Murphy, of Louisiana, as chairman represents the public, William L. Patterson, St. represents industry. They vere named a month ago. The commission next month will begin selection of an office staff, vhich probably will be composed sixty persons.

Registration of imployers and employes, and nailing out of questionnaires to some 88,000 employers who come under the act will be among the 'irst tasks of the commission. Although benefits will not start until 1939, the commission must the payroll tax, which this year amounts to 2 per cent and lor the next several years will be 3 per cent. While only employers are taxed, some 650,000 employes ivill probably be eligible for benefits. For the last decade Rogers has acen secretary of the combined Buildings Trades Council of Kan- las City. Stark said he was 'strongly indorsed" by leading organizations of the state.

He one of three persons recommended by the State Federation of Labor. Rogers is 45 years old, a native of Carroll county, and served overseas during the World War. Japanese stretcher bearers unload a wounded Japanese soldier, brought back to his base from the zone near Peipmg where Japanese and Chinese troops were carrying on their undeclared war? VACATION SPREE ENDS IN KILLING MUSKOGEE, July 30-(AP--County Attorney A. Camp Bonds said today that J. C.

Fast, 32, admitted a Colorado vacation in which he had overdrawn iiis bank account between $2 000 and $3,000 led to the fatal shooting of L. W. McLean, banker and civic leader. Bonds reported Fast said he shot McLean when the banker refused to make good the chccics Fast had written while in the McLean, 49, was shot yesterday as he sat at his desk in the Commercial National Bank. A fellow officer of the bank and a customer tackled Fast as he started to leave and pinned him to the floor.

DIMIGE SUIT TO BEJRIED Supreme Court Orders Rockport Case Remanded Retrial of a suit in which Thomas O'Shea, Rock Port lumberman, unsuccessfully sought 5100,000 damages from George Opp, liquor dealer of the same own, for an alleged assault on him ordered today by division No. 1 of the state supreme court. In an opinion by Cornmissioner John H. Bradley, a new trial was granted because of an erroneous to the jury. brought IIP11PP1S No Evidence That Nipponese Would Control the Islands ncse have sought to enrich themselves in the Phillippines is through trade.

Japan is second in importance in the foreign trade of the Commonwealth. More than 14 per cent of Philippine imports come back from Japan, while 6 per cent of the islands' exports go to Nippon. Japan's advantage over China, Germany, Netherlands, India, Great Britain and othei' sources of imports, the institute says, is in somewhat lower import duties and the fact that in some cases the lower prices of Japanese goods have helped them win out even over duty-free. imports irom Gift to Nevada NEVADA, July 30--(AP) --The gift of a medical library by Dr. C.

V. Mosby of St. Louis to the Nevada City Hospital, now under construction, was announced today by Mayor Lynn Ewing. Dr. Mosby was born an.

reared on a farm west of Nevada HOGS RIGHT HAM AS TENDER AS THE LEFT SAN FRANCISCO, July--(UP) --Despite the belief of many the United Stated foreign observers that the inde- 1 pcndence of the Philippines will result in eventual control by Japan, there are no particular evidences of Japanese penetration, according to a survey by the Institute of Foreign Relations. Two specific reasons are presented by the institute for minimizing the possibilities of Japanese desire to dominate the islands, cither by economic penctra- until a short time before O'Shea charged Opp assaulted him Aug. 23, 1934, on the town's principal street. The rift, witnesses said, was caused by a lumber bill Opp owed O'Shea. Opp said O'Shea had complained about his liquor transactions.

Picked Up After Accident Is Fully Healed ST. LOUIS, July 30--(AP)-El even-year-old Ben Kozak's left ear, sheared from his head by the wheel of an automobile trailer as he slept in a parking lot, is practically as good as new. The car was found by an ambulance dnvcr at the lot after physicians at a hospital discovered it place" 8 Was SCWCd back in Hospital attendants today said the ear was healed entirely except for a small bruise at the lower tip. About 35 murders are committee the United States every day Annually, the figure is 12 000 murders. tion or actual possession once they become entirely fi-ce.

The first of these, according io the institute, lies in the domestic situation at home. In all three previous efforts tu solve various i needs by foreign adventure- Korea, Taiwan and Manchuria-Japan has failed io find the "pot of gold at the end of the rainbow." In the second place, while there exists in the Philippines certain mineral resources in which Japanese are interested, nevertheless, the raw materials of which Japan has the greatest need, especially petroleum, raw cotton and wool, are lacking there. In other words, the great resources of the islands are largely agricultural, the same as Japan herself, and therefore do not present a vital interest to Japan. The one great mineral interest in the Phillippines, the institute finds, is that of pig iron and of which 500,000,000 tons of grade ore, now totally undeveloped, are estimated to exist on the of Mindanao alone. However, Japan already has access to this supply of iron.

To date, Japan has been able to secure there only about 600,000 tons in one year as against an annual need of 2,000,000 tons. But as fast as the Filipinos develop the mines they are assured of a market in Japan, while Japan' in. turn is assured of a supply at a cost far less than can be bought elsewhere. The institute also points out that while Japanese emigration to the Philippines has been unrestricted, nevertheless comparatively few have availed themselves of it. The present Japanese population in the islands is placed at 25,000 as against a total population of 14,000,000.

The most of these are engaged in the hemp fields of Davao which are under Japanese management; as proprietors of small Japanese shops selling the usual Japanese goods which the Filipinos are glad to purchase because they cost less than those from other countries, and in an extensive fishing industry in coastal waters. To date, the institute finds that the only way in which the Japa- WASHINGTON, July 30--(AP) The agriculture department, thorough tests completed to the satisfaction of official tasters, decided today a hog's right ham is just as tender as his left one. The question was an old one growing out of the theory a hog exercises his right leg more, thereby toughening those muscles. Tests disclosed, however, a group of hogs which had not exercised at all turned out tougher than mates which had trotted all around the pen. A hog, it was pointed out, does not use his legs much anyhow.

He just works his snout. THE RELIABLE STORE 227 E. High St. For BARGAINS For Every Member of the Family CAFE FREE SHRIMP TONIGHT FROM 9 TO 10 P. M.

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This innocula- tion must have been made during: the past thirty days. JOHN B. STURM CITY COLLECTOR. NOTICE! AUTOMOBILE OWNERS CITY LICENSES WERE PAST DUE JULY 1 SECURE YOUR LICENSE NOW AND AVOID BEING FINED. John B.

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