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rrxiir tttt a A WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8, 1937 Twn J. A -i. IXil A wj- 7 I I Ashed to Run Engineer Dies TODAY AT THE Theaters Claassen Will Probated Gains Noted In Road a 1c 1 mj MB ml II II In Wreck Starting fc Art TODAY! Xyk or Beautifyin A shimmering carnival of ice and snow, of gaiety and melody that ring happily to the tip-top Alps. A will was probated and a letter of administration filed in Surrogate's Court today.

Peter W. Claassen, late of the Town of Ithaca, left an estate valued at more than $1,000 in real and STATE Son ja Henie and Tyrone Power in "Thin Ice." STRAND Jack Oakie and Ann Southern in "Super-Sleuth." Why Cocktail Asks Londoner Albany VT Why is a cocktail tSOTllERl! more than $1,000 in personal prop SONJA HENIE TYRONE POWER hour? At lpast. that's what Edwin H. T. Nash, health officer of the Borough of Hounslow, London, wants Dr.

V. O'Leary, Albany health officer, to tell him. Nash, it seems, read a paper by Wuh Eduardo Ciannelli Alan Bruct Edgar Kenntdy Fort Wayne, Ind UPt Derailment of a Wabash Railroad train, bound for St Louis from Detroit with 200 passengers, on a curve near here left one dead and five injured, one critically, today. Dozens of other persons were cut and bruised, but their injuries did not require hospital treatment. David Karicofe, 65, of Detroit, engineer, was killed when the locomotive plunged into ditch, dragging five cars off the tracks.

Two pullmans remained on the tracks. The crash occurred at New Hfven late Tuesday night, and approximately 2,000 spectators gathered quickly at the scene. Cause of the crash was undetermined today. Trainmen discounted a theory that Karicofe had suffered a heart attack, permitting the train to go into the curve at too fast a pace. Royal Pair Expect Heir The Hague, Netherlands UP) Two royal physicians today issued a statement that Princess Juliana and her prince-consort, Bernhard, expect a baby "early in the new year." The princess' health was Dr.

O'Leary declaring that the cocktail hour is "less satisfactory" than an Englishman's afternoon tea or a Snanlard's siesta as a pick me up for the mid-afternoon letdown. So he has written the Albany official, asking why the cocktail hour and why it is held at 4 p.m. when the Englishman's tea is A 40-year acquaintance with poll-tics apparently ended for Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, shown here in a new photo, with the death of her husband, senator from Arkansas.

Then came a chance to return to campaigning as friends urged her to enter the special election as a candidate to succeed her husband. Arkansas, now has one woman senator, Mrs. Hattie Caraway, who succeeded her husband in 1931. Coming "WESTERN GOLD" Harold Bell Wright's with Smith Ballew served an hour earlier. 4 "Increased Interest in roadside beautification on the part of individual citizens, planning boards, garden clubs, and highway officials is resulting in marked improvement in many parts of our state and in the opinion of Hugh J.

Williams, executive director of the Tompkins County Development Association. Mr. Williams said that there are two major fields of activity in roadside improvement: first, the removal of rubbish, filling of unsightly mud-holes, the removal of billboards and bbjectional signs; second, planting of attractive flowers, shrubs and trees in such a way as not to hide curves, railroad crossings and other danger spots along the mighway. Progress has been made in Tompkins County along these lines, Mr. Williams said.

"Roadside improvement gives an opportunity for property owners, civic clubs and highway departments to co-operate in an activity which has economic, safety, and aesthetic values," Mr. Williams said. "The carefully kept slopes prevent erosion and subsequent expense for cleaning of ditches and culverts. Property values are enhanced by roadside development Traffic hazards are reduced by keeping mud and debris from coming on to the highway. Finally, the attractive development of roadsides make for pleasant impressions as travelers use our highways, and visitors leave our communities with the hope of coming back again and again to enjoy the beauty and safety of a well-made and well kept road and roadsides." Evangelist Dead Lexington, Ky.

VP) Dr. John William Porter, 74, former president of the Anti-Saloon League of America, and noted as an evange i ws' Arthur Treacher Raymond Walburn Joan Davis 1 ADDED ATTRACTIONS Cartoon Travel Reel and News said to be quite satisfactory, list and editor, died Tuesday night. Flashes of Life 1 il erty, with his widow, Claassen of the Town of Ithaca, as executrix. His will stipulates that all household goods be left to her, and one-third of the remainder of the estate. She also has the use of the other two-thirds of the property which, on her death or remarriage, will revert to the son, Richard, and the daughter, Sarah.

A letter of administration on the estate of the late Thankful H. Miller of Ithaca was filed by A. Elizabeth Miller, a daughter, also of this city. Personal property is valued at $2,200. There is no real property.

County Pigs Win Honors at Fair Tompkins County pigs "went to town" Tuesday carrying off honors at the State Fair. A dispatch from Carl A. Lewis, county 4-H Club agent, reveals that the animals of 4-H Club member Edwin R. Sweetland Jr. of Dryden won 10 places there in the 4-H Club show.

His Berkshire sows took first and second ribbons; Chester White sows, first, second, third and fourth places; and his market pigs, first, third, fourth and fifth. Police Seek 4th Body in Canal Glens Falls (JT State police sought today a fourth body near a submerged car in which three persons were carried to their deaths in the Champlain canal. Sergeant Gayford R. Smith of the state police said divers would attempt to find the body of a second man near where the car plunged into the canal. One man, he said, has been identified as Raymond E.

Wallin, 39, of the Bronx but his two women companions remained unidentified. NOW 'WW! By The Associated Press Pittsburgh Henry Cook wasn't so dumb or, for that matter, deaf. County Detective Samuel Graham, who arrested him on a charge of peddling without a license, said Cook posed as a mute to increase sales of razor blades and shoestrings. Left in a cell for several hours, he startled attendants by shouting: "Bring me a drink of water." New York "CIO," a dog, was jailed today for union activity. Half collie and half chow, "CIO" was arrested with his owner, Henry Lustig, during a strike demonstration before an Automat restaurant.

"CIO" was trotting back and forth carrying a placard denouncing the restaurtnt when police took him Into custody. HKT CAR Montlcello, Ind. There was no use trying to deny it, Justice of the Peace William R. Howard told himself. He had driven his automobile through an intersection after the traffic light turned red.

He set up his own court acting as both judge and prisoner and fined himself a dollar and costs. Scout Tells Club Of Trip Abroad His trip to the International Scout Jamboree, held in Holland, July 20-Aug. 13, was described to the Exchange Club luncheon in Ithaca Hotel Tuesday by Donald Mungle, 14, of 308 E. Marshall one of tie four Ithaca delegates. He explained that the local contingent left Ithaca June 26, to go to Washington, D.

for a 10-day training period. Then he traced their wanderings through a few days of sightseeing in Philadelphia and New York City, six days in and around Paris, five in Berlin, a 14-day period at the jamboree camp in Vogelensand, Holland, and subsequent visits to Belgium and England. They had a "great time," said the local scout, adding that he remembered, most of all, the friendliness of the foreign scouts and the "trading" activities which went on incessantly in the international camp. Donald showed Exchangites some of the articles he had acquired -using Indian arrowheads as his medium of exchange. American first-class scouting badges, Scottish kilts and Polish capes were the items greatest in demand, he said.

FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY MD FHMAMCE CEIAEGE Muskogee, Okla. "I've never done this before," said 77-year-old Charley Smith as he took out a license to marry Mrs. Alice Brown, 75. "And I'll never do it again," said the bride ''It's too much trouble, all this running around." Long Beach, Calif. "Spinach" she picked for soup sent Mrs.

Arthur Merrick and her husband to a hospital. Police examined the "spinach." It was marijuana, a narcotic weed. AS LONG AS 2 YEARS TO PAY THURSDAY SATURDAY ALL TYPES I fr i 1 4t LATE MODELS FMIIUAY SEPX Newfield Parents To Meet SUNDAY 12m Spokane, Wash. Horrified onlookers expected to find a mangled body when Mrs. Irene True fell, attempting to board a moving train.

The train rattled on. Mrs. True sat looking at her foot. A severed toe was her only injury. Woman Painter Dies Albany CT Mrs.

Ida Pulis Lathrop, about 70, Albany's dean of women painters, died Tuesday night The Newfield Parents' Conference will meet at the town hall at 2 p. m. Friday. Facilities will be available for weighing and measuring infants and pre-school children. Dr.

William Sell, health officer, will be present to give toxoid to any children whose parents wish it. All parents of babies and small children are invited to come and discuss their problems with Mrs. Bosworth, county nurse. 1936 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT Deluxe Coupe RADIO HEATER 1936 HUDSON -CUSTOM "63" Deluxe Brougham RADIO HEATER VOTE FOR Assemblyman STANLEY C. SHAW Primary Day SEPTEMBER 16 Cellar Kitchen Full Course Dinner, Foreign Foods, 75c Nightly from 6 till 8 S.

Aurora. St. Extension. 1 Mile Out 8595 2539 PSC Sets Hearing On Bus Line 1936 PLYMOUTH P2 Six Deluxe Touring Sedan RADIO HEATER New York The Service Commission has ordered a hearing Ripe Honey Dews each 42c Native Bartlett Pears .4 qt. bsk.

27c Irondequoit Melons .2 for 45c on the petition of Stanley Mekos for permission and approval of a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the operation of an omnibus line between Elmira and Ithaca. The petition also asks elimination of certain restrictions FORDS CHEVROLETS DODGES TERRAPLANE ESSEX BUICK NASH PIERCE ARROW The heariirg will take place at the county courthouse in Ithaca at 10 a. m. Thursday, Oct. 14.

1 Pound Baby Beef Liver and i2 Pound Sliced Bacon Freeville Project Given Approval PAY UMAL Date and Nut Whole Wheat Bread loaf 12c Lemon Jell Rolls each 25c Fried Cinnamon Buns doz. 25c Formal approval of the Freeville Community Hall WPA project started last week was announced today by James Conley, field di all for 40c ffl) PAY (EIUAMAMTEE Lamb Stew lb. 10c rector. The program of improvements to the village meeting place are estimated to cost $3,314. A working force of 23 men are engaged in the project, bringing to approximately .270 the number of persons now obtaining unemployment' relief in County.

Auto Kills Man Massena CT) Fred Bo wen, 65, foreman in the Aluminum Company of America's local plant, died today from a fractured skull received when he was hit by a car late Tuesday night. ALL PRICED TO MOVE AT Ferndell Black Bean Soup can 15c Crosse BlackwellV Date and Nut Bread 2 cans 25c 2 cans 25c Imported Sardines Ferndell Raggedy Ann TUPE1AM Pineapple a. lg. can 32c CAYUGA So mArm7y jt1. 1 ol too-- l.

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