The Daily Journal from Vineland, New Jersey • 2

1 EVENING TIMES, VINELAND, N. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1933 Heart Balm Suit Knots Salem Jury After 18 hours' deliberation, a Salem county jury of seven women and five men failed to reach a verdiet and were discharged this morning at 9.30 by Judge V. Claude Palmer at Salem. They were attempting to decide the $150,000 alienation of affection suit brought by John W. Eminhizer, former manual training instruetor at Upper Penns Neck Township schools, against Joseph M.

Wright, former supervising principal there. Conflict of opinion over the amount to be warded the plaintiff resulted in the failure to bring a verdict. It is reported no further action is expected to be taken by Eminhizer, who used all his funds to defray expenses in the present trial. MAE MURRAY SEEKS DIVORCE FROM PRINCE Mae Murray, film actress, today brought suit fo: divorce against Prince David Z. Mdivani of Georgia, while Barbara Hutton, Woolworth heiress, is marrying Prince Alexis M.

Mdivani a brother, on June 20. A U. S. minister to China once became Chinese minister to the United States. He was Anson Burlingame.

Always Comfortably Cool TODAY- -LAST TIMES Continrous from 12.30 P. HELEN HAYES CLARK GABLE WHITE SISTER" MONDAY TUESDAY JAMES CAGNEY "PICTURE SNATCHER' With RALPH BELLAMY PATRICIA ELLIS BOULEVARD BEAUTY SHOPPE 108 S. WEST BLVD. SPECIALS PERMANENT WAVE $2 Beauty Aids $1.00 Junior Bob and Sunday 4 Evening Appointments Phone 02J ALEX M. TAYLOR SON INSURANCE REAL MORTGAGES I 545 ESTATE LANDIS AVE End of Long Chase His mind deranged by his harrowing experiences while a fugitive, Andre Spada, last of the Corsican bandit chiefs, is shown in an attitude of supplication after his capture in the mountains near Vico, Corsica He had been hunted for many years.

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The Calico and Crappie especially have been widely distributed are more easily taken and as food are popular fish. The bass season in inland waters extends to November 30. The Delaware river season for game fish in this stream and its tide water tributaries also will also open on June 15. The fact that the river season on certain game fish comes in later than in inland waters causes some confusion among anglers who fail to consult the official season chart. The various kinds of bass and also pike, pickerel, pike-perch, white and yellow perch and rtout may be caught in the river, and its branches where the tide ebbs and flows, from this date until December 1.

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Stanley Central Press 5-27-33 HOSTS TO STATE MOOSE CONVENTION -Foto by Harold Studios. VINELAND LODGE, Ne. 434, LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE row--James E. Holmes, treasurer; Frank: Dalesandro, Vice Dictator; Nunzio Gruicio, Trustee; Top Roman Tettke, Prelate; Charles Brown, Trustee. Bottom row--Frank Pendola, Past Dictator; Anthony Trask, Dictator; William C.

Dorrington, Trustee; El bert C. Sharp, Secretary. -Foto by Harold Studios. CHAPTER, No. 38, WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Hazel Jenkins, Argus; Nancy Ronchetti, Sentinel; Mary Libritz, Bottom Row -Marie Sinone, Assistant Guide; Margaret A.

Sharp. Mary Van Duesen, Senior Regent; Louise Zucca, Chaplain; VILLANOVA PRIEST AT S. H. H. S.

GRADUATION Rev. Bernard M. Albers, Orden of St. Augustine, and vice-president of Villanova College, will be the principal speaker at the commencement exercises at Sacred Heart High School tomorrow night in the church. Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be held.

Rev. James A. Bulfin will officiate and give diplomas to the 20 graduates. Open Midway Inn Sam and Nellie DiFranceschi, who conducted a popular inn at their home on Harding Highway, between Buena and Richland, under the name "Sam and Nellie," have taken over the Midway Tavern at Buena, and will serve high quality food and provide a popular dance place for nearby residents. Double Wedding A double wedding will take place tomorrow afternoon at St.

Mary's Church, Landisville, when Miss Lena Santagata, of ville, and Anthony Audalora, of Atlantic City, and the bride's brother, Daniel Santagata and Miss Angelina DiMuccio, also of Landisville, are married. Health Clinic Dr. H. J. Schroeder, of Philadelphia, will conduct the regular monthly health clinic at the Newmob Hospital, Monday, at 1 P.

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H. S. 9 East Ohio Street, Chicago CRUTCHLEY ACQUITTED OF SLAYING SCARDUCIO Leroy Crutchley, of Atlantic City, was acquitted yesterday in Mays Landing of the slaying of Victor Scarducio, 18, November 28, 1931, at Atlantic City. The jury of 12 men returned the verdict after deliberating for an hour. When the verdict was pronounced, Supreme Court Justice Donges ordered Crutchley turned over to the Sheriff to await action of Federal authorities on a narcotic charge.

Cruteniey denied killing young Scarducio Or making threats against any member of the family and said he did not own the gun which the state declared had fired the fatal bullet. GIVE GIRLS CHANCE AT LIFE SAVING For the first time in the history of. South Jersey beaches, women will be given a chance to qualify for the posts of life guards on June 27, when Wildwood swimming tests are held, Captair. Gerry Livezey, of the Wildwood Beach Control, said he would employ the girls if they are successful. North Wildwood is also willing to give the girls a chance to become guards, while officials at Ocean City and Atlantic City are against the plan.

One Killed, 6 Hurt One man was killed and six injured in a collision between a bus and four automobiles on the White' Horse pike. at Magnolia, yesterday. were from Philadelphia. GETS INTERNE POST Paul F. Strong, son of Mr.

and Mrs. F. P. Strong, 815 Peach has been appointed as interne at Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, by Jefferson Medical College, where he is a junior. NOAH NUMSKULL BETTER WAVES NEED WE DEAR WILL A WAVE OF PROSPERITY BE A PERMANENT WAVE? WALTER UMSTEADUPPER SANDUSKY OHIO, DEAR NOAH- WAS ADAMS FIRST DAY LONGEST BECAUSE IT HAD NO EVE J.R MCDOWELL.

BOWLING GREEN, OHIO, Variety Shower Held For Bernice Bowen A miscellaneous shower was tendered Miss Bernice Bowen, daughter of Mrs. Harry G. Walls, of S. State street, at the home of Miss Florence Lewis, south State street, last night. The rooms were tastefully decorated.

Delicious refreshments were served at a daintily appointed table. Miss Bowen was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. She will become the bride of Elwood Sooder, of Williamstown, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, Monday, at 3.30 P. M. Those present were Misses Amelia Rubinoff, Evelyn Kronheim, Esther Kleinman, Mary and Margaret Dougherty, Mrs.

Iona Caruso Braverman, Mrs. Marie Gebhardt Maddalucci, Francis Lihn Josephine Bardfeld, Beatrice Kleinman, Florence Lewis and Bernice Bowen. Hold Last Rites For Wm. Paterson to All Funeral services for William Paterson, aged 52, of Columbia and Landis avenues, were held yesterday afternoon at his late residence. Rev.

Spencer C. Dickson of the First Presbyterian Church, of. ficiated. Interment was in Siloam Cemetery. Two carloads of flowers headed the funeral cortege.

Miss Grace Gibson played funeral hymns and. Mrs. Alida Moe Kershner rendered a solo at the last rites. The pall bearers were Harry and William Books, Peter Beers Charles Aker, of the Lucas: KilTone Co. plant.

and Paul Cramer and Alex Austin. The deceased had been employed as mechanical engineer at the Lucas plant before his illness, In China surnames always are written first. Top Row -Jennie. Pensa, Recorder; Treasurer; Elizabeth Greiner, Pianist. Past Regent; Estelle Hennessey, Guide; Carrie Scheeler, Regent.

PROPOSE INCOME TAX TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS VINELAND Imposition of a State Income Tax to be used entirely for school purposes was advocated yesterday by Edward W. Kilpatrick, of Hackettstown, at a meeting of Feder- ated Boards of Education of New Jersey. Kilpatrick estimated this would not only eliminate the two and three-quarters mill school tax by which $18,000,000 is raised annually, but would produce at least $70,000,000. He opposed the plan to divert highway money to school purposes Funeral Notices CLARK--At Vineland, N. June 8, 1933.

Epbraim P. Clark, husband of Pleasant Clark, in his 73rd year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on Monday, June 12th. 2:30 P. at his late residence, 10 South State Street.

Masonic nie services will be held Sunday evening at 8 P. M. Interment Siloam Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. DORRINGTON--In Vineland, N.

June 9, 1933, Florence, wife of Joseph Dorrington, aged 45 years. Relatives, friends and members of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Lady esters and Lady Moose are invited to attend the funeral Monday morning. 10 o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Brown, 533 Elmer Street, Interment Siloam Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening.

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