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14 ITHACA" JOURNAL State Seeks to Halt Phony Slock Flow AlltO DcalllS KlSC ill August NEW YORK State in the annual conference of Tko nQtinn-. trF.lnuest ratio in ih mii. Tuesday, Oct 1, 1957 Gen. Louis J. Kefkowitz said Mon- the Canadian Securities Admims--.

Act iJtnr rnmnarahio ncrinH Highest Court Never Answers Its Critics day he will go to Canada this trator at Winnipeg Wednesday iho first time since last Novem-i week to seek an to halt and Thursday. weeK to seeic an agi to natt ana inursaay. National Safety Council The British Railways express the flow of worthless stock into; The a torney general said he train. "The Caledonian." makes the Canadians to assist Monday tne LananianS 10 assist Writer Explores New Y'ork State. WOUld aSK toll loct rr.nth Iho dni.m.lo tnnmov SJ hi in rtroftino ura.u w.

v.i. ix'ikowuz sain canaaian saies- reciprocal "Kjee-i 3 nQt ony ftas 5 per cent gow ancj London in 400 minutes lor me canceiid-, ocm rorinrnral flPreP- ii i ior uie muiui- fhe toll of 3 10 in men and promoters bilk New.mcni pruwue fh. By Peler Etlson tion or me licenses 01 secunuw tk. hioh 1 Yorkers of 250 million dollars an-, r. 1..

1 A t' VI ldil rai 1 nually. salesmen no engage in irauau- 1M1 and WASHINGTON' The word of the; ews Hoax If his talks with Canadian ire 1 it' second highest for that month in the council's history. The total In VJ.O. oupicilie ouuil 15 law dim ll Hear the newest Sensation in Sound! nni-iM' rffifnni-lct i(c Hnicinnc Vnnn monues aon i appreciawy nait rji the flow of worthless stock, Lef- OCIGICC I HS tWit Hnnt -nnroriahl holt oi ine lie Cv kowitz saidi he wiu seck s(ate jeg. August 1941 was 3.9s4.

The council said the increase was attributed, in part, to the fact there were five Saturday in August this year, including one dur- islation barring the sale of any critics of recent civil liberties Canadian stocks here xvhich ha decisions, thoufih they have previously had approva, of brought on a torrent of abuse and: some appropriate official Cana-even a congressional investigation. iriian 5 tr- vr-T niir ennlvrc Ohin in i Sdencl TTas "proven what' many uuj the Labor Day weekend Despite the increased toll in In (he glorious, If tomtnhat namboyant. days of pioneer American journalism, the story would sometimes take the newspaper by the tail. Looking back on those fabled days of journalism when fact was sometimes fiction, an AP Newsfeatures writer found the great newspaper hoax more than a century ago. women have long maintained men naiiLiaic tiuauic uaiviu 11.

liui' I V. tho innnn Kain hifliwav ton, however, recently made an na ne wm panic- are fatheads. ''fr hV e.eht months infnrmnl tnllf hffnrA a email firnun ur. Stanley ivi. uarn.

associaie professor of anthropology at Anti-tlus year were two per cent lower och College here, says a recent compared to the corresponding pe-study of fat and its distribution nod last year, 24,, 30 against High Fidelity Lets you add Stereophonic I Soiled new or later! ovcr the human body snows mat w. By TOM HEXSHAW NEW YORK LP The headline of ex-Clevelanders in Washington. aim-American stuncnts sent to in which he presented the court as Washington to 1 study the U.S. Su-an extremely human institution, as Preme curt- vvhen thclr Period of well as the permanent keystone of observation was oyer, they were American government. Justice what the.y ought of the Burton was mayor of Cleveland Sa'd been and senator from Ohio before he Justice! on was named to the court 12 years jthe bench had although women are 41 per cent; The council reported mat travel fatter than men, the "superior in the first six months was up 3 male" has more fat on his head per cent, producing 5.5 deaths for than do women.

every 100 million miles of travel, said: "Great Astronomical Discoveries." And, indeed they were. It seems the eminent star- ago. cazer. Sir John Frederick Incidentally, Justice Burton liam Hcrschel, LL.D.. 7 -xr thinks that only good will come out of the House Judiciary sub i A 1 1 rmA Ufa nn moon.

We're Proud to The headline appeared in the New York Sun of Tuesday, Aug. 25. 1835, and for the rest of the week the 200.000-odd inhabitants of old New York couldn't get enough of the story. PARISIAN MARKETING problem Ponderinp the mass of humanity buy- thing inp- and sellinar in rans famed mar- There was only one epresentthe Leader the tumult and confusion makes life more difficult for the averape native, Barrere thinks. He would prefer to see Los Halles moved to an outlyincr district to ease complicated traffic and parkin? problems.

Its site is in the heart of the city. committee investigation of the court next year. As a former member of the Truman war investigating committee, ex-Senator Burton should know. "Y'ou can't stop these things," he says. "You might as well enjoy them." Most of the proposals now being made to limit the Supreme Court or reform it were really made when the U.S.

Constitution was being drafted 170 years ago, says Justice Burton. One proposal is that the President be restricted to experienced iudees in his Supreme Court nom wrong. Not a word of it was truej ket place of 'Les Halles' is French NeUrU6 St Sans economist Daniel Barrere Although fitting to observe that newspapers tourists customarily make this bustling long since have come of age. A market one of their must-see stops, newspaper today that foisted such' falsehoods on its subscribers; would doubtless be run out of bus- Business Mirror STE BY 'Drowned Family Kcunilcd inations. This is aimed at people like Justice Burton himself, who iness.

cui oiu new iuik was uu-ferent. It apparently was considered all good clean fun. 'Great Moon Hoax' The "Great Moon Hoax." as It Brushes Gain New Respect EXDICOTT Uf) A restaurant as a city law director though he CAVf TlAU'SnV fif mannfypturor chnus annual owner who was believed drowned Earl Warren, Cali- 'Chief Justice tame to be called, originated in the literary mind of an expatriate A tL IWIVIV UT1 lllC Ul U.11I a Ul lllVlll.l 1 lUl (it 111 Ull UllAl. ICl lllllllil 13 ll," nm.n t- 1 i i. n.

cu.mn cti, tc hlc fnt In thp lHi million dollars war a inn in Pennsvlvania wherp hp ha tornid ix-feuveiuuj uui iii-ci a 112-a-week editor of the Sun. At doors of factories too. seven year gain of three million been joined by his family, his least, he admitted writing the: From tiny jewelers' brushes to dollars. torney reports. Since there are no restrictions sloriPS the giant ones used to extract' The American Brush Manufac-i The attorney said Henry H.jin the Constitution on wnom ine Locke was 35.

a writer of more sludge in paper mills, there's an turers Assn. estimates 400 million Brubaker. 30, of Endicott, may nominate to the Su-than ordinary ability and a strik- increasing market today for power brushes are sold a year in Amer- peared while on a fishing trip be-lpreme Court, any new restrictions t.n,- VnrV. Jrlirnn nnH nthor inrliiQtrial hrush- ica for Personal, household and nf "mental strain He did' would be unconstitutional, in JUS- Mark VII. Mahogany finish shown (light rift oak, maple or natural walnut finishes Model SHF7.

4 SPEED RECORD CHANGER 3 SPEAKER PANORAMIC SOUND INCREASED WATTAGE OUTPUT CUSTOM STYLING lIKUir 111 li'in a tup uiiim ffo hc a Hie. lindustrial use. While one of its not rlnhnratp. Itiee Burtons opinion. He points and coffee houses A dis-es.

industrial use. While one of its not elaborate. tiee Bunon oiju.iuh. iic friend, one Edgar Allan! The latest Census Bureau tally members, the Fuller Brush Co. of Attorney Joe, A.

Scelsi said Sat- out, however, tlia': the Senate al-stified jHartford, boasts its sales- urdav that Brubaker did not has compk'e authority to cerning "I am acquainted with no per-critters from a telescopic distance men can show the housewife T7tend'to return to Endicott and had impose or omit uniform standards son possessing so fine a forehead of what would be 80 yards, was'd'ffcrent brushes, brooms and authorized him to settle all his fi-; for justices vhen it rejects or con- firms each nomination as Mr. Locke." table to report on them in some mops for use in the home, it turns nancial affairs here. Scelsi said Brubaker insisted he Locke and the Sun didn't shout detail. They didn't work. They out ditlerent types for Indus did not remember what happened "Scoop!" over their moon stories.

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And it kind to your records, tool Panoramic Soead. 3 speakers, angled for uniform diltri. bution of sound throughout your room. Had anyone taken the time to largest circulation of any news- rnn," fna da irv IIenry Brubilkrr- ln Pennszlvania. look it up.

he would have found paper in the world, 19,630 againsten Scelsi said Brubakcr's wife, El- that the Journal had folded for the Times of and year-old son- eral years before. Tne nf the moon were $S' had. joined Brubaker in mills, Other proposals are being made to remove Supreme Court justices from the bench for unpopular decisions. This was also proposed in 1787. The idea was that Congress might remove justices by joint resolution.

This would have been murder, says Justice Burton. The proposal was voted down, eight states to one. Instead, provision was made for House of Representatives impeachment of justices, the president and all other federal civil officials, if convicted by a two-thirds vote in the Senate. No Supreme Court justice has ever been impeached. Proceedings OCA Irodemort.

for record end tope pfayere Little In First Chapter ithe chief topic of dinner table and 0tf billiard halls 1 7. Till, DMnrnoir efiiH tliut "Rrn. The first installment did little street corner conversation; It. took vpars nf pynprimpntinf? fl.lt nlarp liP PPnilino nctrnnnmpr nincl nf tho unrld r.i "DaKCrs rCStailialU Was SUCCCSStUl Come in today FRED'S RECORD SHOP 124 W. State St.

Phone 4-5672 Sir John Hershcl in South Africa Pamphlets containing the storylSppeas t0 develop a machine that mat ne owned a larm. (truet with a telescope Urue) that sold fast and well in Paris, Lon- WOuld wash eggs thoroughly magnified things 42,000 times.don and Glasgow. A Fuller machine now'ji rgiCU' LCCIVCS (outrageously false.) Tne tnan-bats were Sir John's sprays and scrubs eggs against a ln lateT installments, Sir Johniast great discovery on the spiralled revolving brush, '( -iiniT I fivil trained his mighty glass on the nrxt riav. renorted the SunJthen dries them under a 1 1 1 1 Chief Justice mc'n'ii astronomers carelessly leftevolving hrush in a vacuum' MINNEAPOLIS A burglar amuei chase in tlie post-Civil War hir Jolin-tlie Sun said saw all theip telescope facing east and the'ehamber. The engineers say it is! ransacked a suburban St.

Louis! iri of the elaht counls against manner 0 flora and fauna on theravs of the rising sun burned to wash hatching eggs with-'Park home stealing $31,444, most rejected and the mimn InrliiHmcr mnnctmne hlim! if it i nun, live nut icjcucu were begun against noie in ine reiiecims.oui uamuge. nvci iinii-ni other three failed to get two-thirds juamiiaiuiiers continue 10 Dring huuic ''ZlfZVu Exposure of the hoax was not new problems to the brush k-jnn Ali these provisions, says Justice tU lllVSK Ul novo uujini of bearing his name. The paper the U.S. Sunreme far behind. and built campfires.

Dnt.nHn 4i. 1 man urn nick-on nn in hop anH 1 We're clearing out our '57 carsso you clean up on savings! The creates! discovery Locke himself, possibly In the thp loot rPonWVt a conuuu" -A 00. Jt.n rnm nf tho Whinrtnii Hn. usl "vi.il pidies wun; nir ican government. milium the! 1 1 rm.

rain liui lull iviim a llldll walked-and new about the ic nappeneo loieu a iricna. fll aph water and has a drvina action There have been 33 presidents and 85 sessions of Congress, but there has been only one Supreme moon "Man-bats" they were fnend happenec I to tor ne rpm Enginrs labor costs and eliminating called. The account said: Journal of Commerce. And ine I "They averaged four feet in publisher of that eminent daily: One cannery wanting to rush Court. It never adjourns, but 0ne WOW! You'll be "years ahead" for years I tyled to ttay in Btyle.

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No one stoned along a conveyor. To remove the very high shine to the but the other 82 'that we have had 'The face. a slight im-the Sun office. one eighth of an inch of water re- Other brushes remove fuzz from are sitting there in the books, giv- provement upon that of the large. When the paper was sold two maining on the top of each can, peaches, remove surplus sugar ing previous wisdom.

All 91 make orang-utan." 'years later its circulation was brush engineers designed an open from sheet chewing gum and lint the decisions. Sir John, viewing the moon 30,000. (spiralled brush which flicks off all from paper on printing Justice Burton tells the story of jt 3 fonografs diskchanscrs tape recorders hi-fi fonos CO EE Urn mm All music sounds better on a WEBCOR! You're invited fo hear the ultimate in high fidelity reproduction on a Webcor. We want you to see Webcor's beautiful years-ahead styling. We want you to hear Webcor'i unmatched sound.

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