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roun EVENING TIMES, VIN ELAND, N. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1938 THE HUMAN CANNON BALL' Here and There Behind the -v' 'Round Our Town (C. M. N. Serving As Bill' Man Diet and Health lave You Lumbago? Here Are Causes, Cure in THEY MAKE NEWS Assails Dewey HOLLYUJOOD reading the list of cause that the paramount consideration Is rest.

Rest to allow the hemorrhages to be absorbed and rest to allow the torn muscles to heal. If Injury or sprain Is the cause. Rest to allow the Inflammation to subside if In r. tjh-r rx. i rx.

I IF--: 1 II By HARBISON CARROLL opyrlht, I KM Klnf rMlurri Hynrtlrmt. Im. HOLLYWOOD Clothes will adorn Sally Rand In the movie to be made by the fan and bubble dancer for the I dent producer, George Hlrll-man. Sally plays a woman detective In a mystery thriller titled, for the moment at least, "Murder on Sunset The customers will get two cllmnses of Sally Band the Rand underpinnings, principally In a peacock number. Always the business woman, Sally has a percentage of the picture's profits aa well aa her salary-Twentieth Century-Fox, on the other hand, has discovered that Annabella's legs are highly decorative and will feature them In a la the early Dietrich pictures.

There'll be one sensuis dance Bhot running 200 feet of film. Spencer Tracy has found the actor's paradise in a 16-mltllmeter movie written, directed and graphed by his son, John. plays 30 roles, everything from gangster to G-man. Mrs. Tracy Is not far behind with 15 roles while sister Suzy has 10 and the family five.

John tooV one part himsclfall closeups, says Tracy. Understand that Arleen Whelan's color tests reveal her hair is photographing too light a red. The studio will darken it for "Jesse Every once In a while you run across a heart-warming story such as this. Several years ago, Warners gave some picture work to Mme. Carrie Daumery, widow of the Belgian pianist, Ysaye Daumery.

With part of her first week's Mme. Daumery bought a bench and had It placed by the bus stop where extra had to wait for transportation back to Hollywood. She did It In the name of her dead son. Every memorial day, the elderly woman used to come back and give the bench a coat of paint. Last time she failed to appear.

Every one was busy around the tudlos and It wasn't until afterwards that the reason was learned. Mme. Daumery is dead. But the bench will not. to un- Daily Cross Word Puzzle i 3 5 Hp 7 sT li HP wT 22 23 26 ill i Zffi 35 m' 4-1 4 2 I 1 mm 1 I I I By LOGAN Cl.ENDKNING, M.

D. I HAVE been asked by a southern correspondent to discus lumbago. Lumbago derives It nam from the lumbar muscles those maaslve and powerful muscles in the back on either side of (he spinal column. Strlct'y speaking it Is a pain In these muscles, but the name Is applied to any pain in the back. So In a larger sense a discussion of lumbago would be a discussion of backache.

Which 1 too big a subject for us to take up here. It 1 Important, though, to know whether you have' simple lumbago or backache due to other causes. There are many structure close to the lumbar muscles, and your "lumbago" may be due to arthritis of the spine or other disease of the bones thereabout, or to kidney disease or to spinal cord disturbance. Mr. Schmeling, at the date I am writing this, undoubtedly has a "lumbago" due to having come Into violent contact with a swiftly moving body, Most cases of lumbago, however, are simple and are due to changes In the lumbar muscles themselves.

We eay they are simple but that doesn't mean that lumbago doesn't hurt On the contrary, It may be one of the most painful and annoying and crippling afflictions you can have. I have known cases to last for a year to 18 months. Cause Listed The causes are: (1) Sprain lifting or twisting, with the formation of little hemorrhages In the muscle, or tearing of small muscle fibers, both. (2) Cold and especially a combination of cold and wet. Swimming in too cold water will do this.

It la an Iceman's disease, from carrvin blocks of Ice on the back. (3) Infection lighting on these muscles from a faraway part or the body, as an infected or dead tooth or tonBll. This 1 the commonest cause. 1 In treatment, It Is obvious from What's What By CHARLES P. STEWART Central Press Columnist WASHINGTON, every decent human being would be delighted to be convinced by recent London dispatches to the effect that efforts to rid the world of the chief threats against It peace really are gaining ground, i I do not discover, however, from chat with our manager of America' overseas relationships, with army and navy men and with such members of the foreign diplomatic corp a I happen to be confidentially acquainted with that these experts are much impressed by the latest optimistic forecasts from the British chancellory.

Naturally all hope for the best, but hopefulness is the most that many of thera express; not confidence, PACIFIST NOW, BUT The present British government (or administration, aa we would call it), to be sure, is adhering rather strictly to what is fairly de-scribable as a pacifistio policy; a disposition to make plenty of concessions to more belligerent powers to avoid -trends In the direction of international friction. Nevertheless, British paclfistlc sentiment Is in a majority by a very NARROW majority. Indeed, the harder boiled element maintains that what it deems a wishy-washy attitude on John Bull's part Is dangerous. I And the hard-boiled folk may igain control almost any time. If so, it may precipitate matters.

Moreover, the pacifists themselves have just warned Japan to keep hands off British Interests In the Orient or take the consequences. It was not exactly an ultimatum, but It verged on one. THREATS "EVERYWHERE" With Japan and China already at war, Japan and Russia, as we know, are having actual warfare on the Manchuokuoan-Siberlan bor-Ider. Even Britain has "warned" Japan recently. True, the Japanese have their hands so full with China as prob A local club's members kept their car parked in front of the club rooms a little too long and wound up telling Recorder Dan Grosso whys and Danny released them with warnings.

club, incidentally, is in for a bit of excitement in the near future. We wonder if that nightly walk with their datter mean reconciliation for a north East avenue lass and her hubby Our many correspondents tell us that: Johnny of 7-Landls, and a pretty Wildwood lassie were strutting their stuff at a Wilrtwooa dance t'other night. ought to leave Jimmy G. alone and permit his affections to progress as they please. needs but to smoke a fag after a beer to become merry.

L. wishes she were a boy so that she would not have to keep up with dress styles. Smoked glasses are the rage for City Hall lassies, or amateur Garbos. Joe) R. underwent an appendectomy recently, but the real sufferer, we understand, waa his brother, Al reason was that Al had to go to work, taking Joe's place, and that's an awful tough way for a softball player to upend his spare Birthday greetings today to Ray Jacob Joffe.

Levari William H. O'Donnell Barbara Scarpa. Marquart Russo. Cleo De-Fero. Helen Badaracco.

Fred Levin. Wandell. Ward on her i to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conxtan-Wedding anniversary orchids tine.

and Mrs. Joseph Capo to 'Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wood, on their 24th! Tomorrow's birthday salutations are, to Michael Caplzola. Steelman.

DiEmma. Eckbold L. Thompson Sam Plotnick. Orchids to Mr. and Mrs.

John TawKon and to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Picano, who celebrate wedding anniversaries tomorrow. A new organization has sprung up in Vineland, known as the "Cleaver Louis Sea ran I was seen escorting Pattie Morgan, Art Shaw's vocalist, at Wildwood, t'other nite, with Lou Mingori trailing along as chaperone. GRAB BAG One-Minute Test 1.

What U. 8j State is named after a French Bourbon king? 2. What is a carboy? 3. Who were the World War Words of Wisdom Nothing Is so good as a university education, nor worse than a university without its education. Bulwer.

Horoscope for Sunday Persons whose birthday occurs Sunday may be Inclined towards pessimism. Their cycle may run from great enthusiasm to deep i Today's Horoscope Good nature is characteristic of persons whose birthday occurs today. Their lives are fiiled with the blessings of good friendship, One-Minute Test Answers 1. Louisiana is named for Louis XIV of France. 2.

A large glass bottle, usually protected by basketwork. 3. French soldiers. Use the Times' Classified Ad The Old Home Town i 1 Barclay on Bridge Icen painted. Pat O'Brien and a group of Warner players will carry on the tradition.

There have to be child players on the screen but the pansion of some panenta to get their offspring In the movies always bus made me a little sick. The other day at a Vine street restaurant, for Inatance. Two kids, a boy and a girl, came In, sat down and asked for a glass of water. While the waiter wae fetching it, the youngsters suddenly rose and went Into an act. Nothing surprises Hollywood.

The luncheon crowd stared a minute then went back to Its food. When the hapless youngsters finished their trick and nothing happened, a woman, who had been watching outside the restaurant, came In and took them away. Who do you think Is sponsoring an exhibition tour of four Gainsborough paintings Insured at Harpo Marx. They are being shipped to him by Jullen Levy and will be exhibited for charity. Hope Hampton threw a colossal party for the crew of her picture at Universal.

Passed around present, too. The simultaneous appearance of Hedy Lamarr with Reginald Gardiner and of Merle Oberon with George Brent stole the show at the gathering of the rumba chit) at La Conga. Did I say Glenda Farrell couldn't see anytody but Randy Scott? She waa at the Troc with Matty Fox. You hear that "Four the picture that Flynn refused to come back, and do at Warners, is a surprise hit and that Broadway actor, John Garfield, who took his place, Errol Flynn is headed for big things on tne screen. One of Hollywood's most famous feminine characters Is writing a hook six chapters finished already.

Wonder who sees to It that the roses are perennially fresh In the vane before Barbara La Marr" crypt It used to be Paul Bcm before he died. Florence Lake and Louis Cal-hcrn have been twoing It at Maxie Rosenblooms. And congratulation to Gloria Staiart and Arthur Sheekman. They celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary the other dav. North had some, too, which could be run at once.

West led his club king against this and Immediately knocked out the ace. Trying to get Into dummy to take the diamond finesse, South led a heart, which East won. The declarer now had a total of tea tricks In sight, enough to make four no trump, but he could never collect more than eight of them, for some had to go to waste while the opponents scored the setting tricks. After North' 2-Dlamonds bid, South should have been wary of no trump and moved upward with the minor suit, In wtiich, as it turned out, five-odd could have been made whether the hand got bid quite that high or not. Monday's Problem A742 864 3 K10 6 3 10 6 10 9 6 J873 84 J85 Q10 A7 A87 KQS A QJ92 (Dealer: South.

Neither side vulnerable.) Against bidding of 1-No Trump, 2-No Trumps, 3-No Trumps, what are the two great reason why West should lead a certain particular cardt YEN TOTcro 101 Potato growing pointer be pinched back at the tips to mak them bushier and to give mor bloom. Keep the plant well watered and sprayed. Pi lh-1 S. COLOREO fection 1 the cause. Rest is especially Important at first.

Efforts to massage or rub out the pain during the first few day may prolong recovery indefl- Dr. Clendening will answer questions of general interest only, and then only through his column, nitely and add Insult to injury. After rest, heat. Any form of external heat. This give relief from pain and also promotes healing.

One of the best forms of heat Is the hot domestic flat iron. The patient is laid face down. The skin is anointed with vaseline, then a flannel is laid down over It, and an iron as hot as can be stood moved up and down over the sore area. Later on rubbing, manipulation and massage are in order. QUESTIONS FROM READERS F.

"Please tell In your column whether fish, Ice cream soda and home-made grape wine are calcium builders." Answer: Fish and grape wine contain little calcium; Ice cream (especially if made with milk) contains some. But calcium-containing foods have not been proved to cause kidney stone formation, and It would hardly be possible, let alone desirable, to plan an entirely calcium-free diet. EDITOR'S NOTE: Seven pamphlets by Dr. Clendi-nlng ran now be obtained by sending 10 cpnta In coin, for each, and a elf-addressed envelope stamped with a three-cent stamp, to Dr. Lojtan ClendentnK.

In rare of thla paper. The- Jamphleti are: "Three Weeka" Reducing "Indication and "Reducing and Infant Feeding" 'Instructions for the Treatment of "Feminine Hygiene" and "The Car of tb Hair and Skin" At A Glance ably to hesitate to take on Russia, too, let alone Britain. But, on the opposite side, Russia is a bit hesitant to tackle Japan lest It be Jumped on from the rear by Germany. And Britain doubtless is hesitant to do much In the Orient lest it expose Itself to attack in the Occident. That is to say, threats of war in one spot are, to a certain extent, antidotes to threat of war some where else.

Yet it is war or threatened war everywhere. SPANISH COMPLICATIONS War in Spain tear along, a usual. Essentially Italy and Germany are on one side in Spain. Britain and France are on the other side. Britain and France want Italy and Germany to pull their forces out of Spain, which the Italians and Germans appear semi-willing to do.

They do not do it, but they talk about it tentatively. But another complication arises. The Spanish rebels (a reactionary crowd) have In their ranks a lot of Moors from Spanish Africa. Britain wants them barred, as well as the Italians and Germans. If so, the rebel would be serlouslv crippled.

HOPELESSLY SPLIT But, "No," say the French. "We have a lot of Moors In French Africa. We don't propose to bar Spanish Moors, because who knows, if we do, how soon Moor may be barred against US?" Which split France and England. The thing Is almost hopelessly Jumbled up. DEMOCRACIES PEACEFUL Boll It down: The Americas, Britain and France can be more or less calculated on.

They are democracies. They are democracies whose ma-, jorlties can be guessed at. Who can guess at the whim of an Individual a Hitler, a Mussolini or a Stalin? By R. J. Scott -LEPHONE USERS IM-fHe.

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Dodije, former District Attorney of New York who was named by his successor, Thomas K. Dewey, as one of the officials linked in the policy racket, assailed Dewey a a "character assassin" motivated by political ambition. Golf 'Pro' Missing Stanley FUher In mystery dlapearnnce Authorities at Lima, urged G-men to aid In a search for Stanley Flnher, 22-year-old golf professional, believed to have been attacked and abducted. There were evidences at country elut where he was employed that a terrific atruggle had occurred. Hears Carroll Trial Judge William II.

Fisher presides at "morals" murder trial Judge William H. Fisher Is presiding at the South Paris, "morals" murder trial of Francis M. Carroll, former deputy sheriff, accused of the slaying of Dr. James G. Llttlcfield, a crime for which Paul Dwyer, 18, already Is serving a life term.

Invents 'Death Ray' Major Arthur V. Marchant claims Invention Invention of a powerful "death ray" so potent it can cut quarter-inch steel plate at 300 yards and wither human or animni bodies is claimed by Major tr W. Marchant, construction of Somervllle, Mass. "1 J'. I 1 i i 3 yfr i WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOUR side ha bid three suits, the remaining one Is almost sure to be led If you wind up playing a no-Wiimp game contract.

It i therefore Incumbent upon you to beware of that declaration unless you are prepared to care for whatever risks are Involved in that lead. Usually this means one of two things either a double stopper or a single sure Btopper with enough set-up trick to run your game before the other fellows can regain the lead. QP KQJJ 10 3 3 4K64 J10T A4I K4 J8853 f10 8S 8 7 6 KQ10 7 4 A883 V876 AQJ88 A South. Both sides vulnerable.) North and South got along famously for the first two rounds of bidding on this deal, with 1-Dla-mond by 8outh, 1-Heart by North, 1-Spade by South and then 2-Dla-monds by North. Guessing that diamond suit waa probably solid, South then hopped into 2-No Trump.

The loglo was not far-reaching enough, as even with solid diamonds there would not be nine Immediate tricks In sight unless 2 vi 5. Copr. 1938. King Features Syndicate, Inr Use TIMES' Want Ads For Result! hes taking a course jh a aviation by mail. amo SCOTT'S SCRAPBOOK 111, TODAY'S GARDEN-GRAPH By DEAN HAIXIDAT Rdtst4 by Ctntnl Ptett Atsocittiom ttPlA-lEtt' MONUMEN'f NEAR.

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5URINH W.RM,KUMID Strwt car passengers of Blackpool, England, may enjoy gun-baths; the tramcars of that city have movable roofs. 1 THIS SOri. around potatoes should be cultivated as soon aa the plant are up out of the ground enough to mark the rows. Clean cultivation should be continued throughout the growing season. Shown In the Garden-Graph, the potato beetle and larvae appear soon after the plant com up.

The eggs are laid on the under side of the leaves, and the adult begin to eat Immediately. The larvae hatch soon and begin eating also. They are very destructive, but can be controlled by arsenate of lead. This treatment also will eliminate the destructive blister beetle. When the vines wilt down, the Boil should be hoed up around the roots.

This hold the plant up and protect the tubers from the heat of the sun. Keeping ground well cultivated will keep down weeds and permit rapid penetration of rainfall. Water runs off when the ground 1 bard and baked. Hardy chrysanthemums may well r.in fhuis. in, I'M ui v.y.