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PAGE TWELVE FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1937 if 7Si Ivlll. II III. ing of belligerent rights to both Tax Collections Movie Singing Star Here Disney's "Three Little Pigs" Went To Picture Market With (Continued from Page One) fl ft commended tightening of the pen Betty's Tunes In Their Hearts sion trust provisions in the revenue KZKJ laws. BY 608 eURWS-H In that connection, Magill told the committee one of the remedies I BY GUI WKDEOM Jackson Sun Staff Writer Binsr Crosby, Dick Powell, Kenny Baker and other well for abuse bf the pension trust pro visions being considered was an amendment to require that all such known singing stars of the screen and radio are familiar friends of Mrs. Nobel Allan, niece of Mrs.

A. W. Prince of Jackson and now a guest at Forrest Hills, the Prince home trusts be irrevocable. Representative Vinson (D Ky.) Spanish sides. Further negotiations will be carried on by the European nonintervention committee within the next few days, with a subcommittee meeting taking place this afternoon to decide primarily the wording of an official announcement.

As it stands now, Italy and Germany are unwilling to accept the Anglo-French proposal that the latter powers continue the naval patrol alone; the British and French are unable to accept the Italo-German idea for the granting of belligerent rights. The German-Italian counterproposals said: "The two governments are conscious of the real difficulties of the situation and think that all the more their duty to all is to seek new ways and methods to make non-intervention as effective as possible." The two powers then proposed that "all interested powers agree to grant to the two parties in Spain belligerent rights." A number of arguments were presented in behalf of the suggestion. Germany and Italy declared that had pointed out companies creat northwest of the city, with her husband. Mrs. Allan is better known inO "When anybody asks me what they should take up as life's work, I tell 'em to study some profession.

A Iot'ta people learn a trade of some kind, like plumbing or brick layin', but if a party don't happen to like their work, they call in another plumber or brick layer and think nothin' of it. To learn a profession, though, like beta' a doctor or lawyer, takes years of schoolin', but once you have it and you get established, It's pretty hard for anybody to step in and jar you loose from your position. A good example of this was in a little town down home. They had a doctor, a blacksmith and two shoemakers. One day the doc-m? lbC got mt0 8n "rsaent and the doctor killed ThC iOW? people met and decided hey didn't wantta be without a doctor, so they hung one of the shoemakers ing revocable trusts could dissolve them whenever such action would Hollywood screen circles and on prior to that had sung for Dick be to their tax advantage.

the radio as Betty Bruce, a member of the famous Rhythmettes In a statement filed with the Powell on the "Hollywood Hotel' broadcast. Mrs. Allan sang for some time in a quartette which had as a tenor the now celebrated Kenny Baker. She told of Baker's am committee Russell said that "information available indicates that some taxpayers are attempting to convert into a tax avoidance mechanism a statutory provision designed to encourage pensions." Trio which sings the musical background for the colorful Walt Disney cartoons, and other cartoon shorts. Mrs.

Allan is quite enthusiastic about her career in Hollywood, and told a representa bitions to become a soloist and I JV Oil "fa i I 1 te'' immmmmmmmmm mmm "The evidence on hand indicates tive of The Jackson Sun today how he never missed an opportunity to sing. "He sang in choruses, quartettes, trios, and was that she hardly knew Just how she that some closely held and closely controlled corporations are attempting to distribute profits in the guise of pensions," he said. on hand to try-out for every pos began her picture and radio work. She was born in Missouri, but went to California with her sible singing part on any program REGISTRATION BLANK ORANGE CRUSH KIDDIE CLUB Arthur H. Kent, assistant general and in any contest, and suddenly parents when a child and has lived attracted the attention of those counsel of the treasury, discussed taxation of non-resident aliens.

in Hollywood most of tnat time. the patrol system by four pow who could give him his real I Treasury officials had lists of in chance," che said. She studied piano seriously and while in school began singing in trios with members of her soror dividual names but because no Baker's success on the Jack ers had utterly failed" and that the two combatants in Spain, with their own ships and acting with belligerent rights, could establish "an effective form of question of illegality was involved. Em Benny program is well known. ity.

the lists were not inserted in the official record. Name Age. One day the three girls thought It would be fun to "try-out" for Mr. and Mrs. Allan are now on their way back to Hollywood where she will resume her radio and picture work.

She said to Kent said non-resident aliens en No patrol." They pointed out that by receiv pictures and. much to their sur joyed some "very substantial tax prise, were given an audition and engaged. She sang with this trio for a short time and was then in Please Check: Dance benefits" under present rates as compared with residents of similar income. day she had had numerous offers to leave Hollywood for tours but that her home meant too much ing a status under international rules of war, the warring sides would "assume towards neutral states full responsibility for the conduct of warfare in the air, on vited to become a member of the "This inequality," he said, "could Instrumental Recite. and she accepted only engagements that allowed her to remain Rhythmettes and has been under land and on the sea.

contract since that time. one writes many of the arrangements be minimized, or removed, and substantial additional revenue obtained by some readjustment of the withholding rates and (or) the im- in Hollywood. Mr. Allan offered many sugges used by the trio. FRANCE MAY SUPPORT Date You Will Appear.

Be sure and bring five (5) Orange Crush Bottle caps to the studio mth you. This fs essential ror all who appear on th? prolfiSi positioi of an additional tax burden tions during his interview today and it could plainly be seen that he was most enthusiastic This trio sang the musical accompaniment for Walt Disney's Dy way oi surtax upon ine nonresident alien recipients of larger over her success, and even admit Three Little Pigs" and for Three Little Wolves." Mrs. Allan has lost track of all the pictures she incomes. When Kent finished, the commit ted that on occasions he had been called "Mr. Bruce." tee adjourned until Tuesday, when it will meet in executive session.

Mrs. Nobel Allan, known as Betty Brnce in pictures, visiting Mrs. A. W. Prince here, is a member of the Rhythmettes Trio which furnished musical background for Walt Disney's "Three Little Pigs" and other cartoon shorts.

The Allans will be here tomor PARIS, July 2 VP) Spanish Foreign Minister Joss Giral Pe-reira was reported today to have arrived here incognito to confer with French Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos and line up French support for the Spanish government if international neutrality collapses. row and Sunday and will then resume their trip to Hollywood. Magill said he believed the treasury had concluded its presentation of testimony for the record. Chairman Doughton N. Mrs.

Alice Mis Bayonets Are THE WEATHER told reporters the investigators would determine future procedure has sung for. 'but recalls with pleasure singing for Bing Crosby in "Easy to Remember" and "Mississippi." Mrs. Allan said he was a most thoughtful person and was counted as one ot her best friends in Hollywood. Just before leaving Hollywood with Mr. Allan for a cross country trip to New York, she completed a contract with the Packard program over a national network which featured Fred Astaire, and Tuesday and decide whether to Spanish government officials here declined to discuss the visit.

They also declined to discuss reports that Spanish government Premier Juan Negrin was coming to Paris. Today's Temperatures (Continued From Page One.) subpoena some of the individuals whose names have been brought 7 a. 66; 12 82; 3 p. 86. Died Today At Home In Bemis walked through it." Highest temperatures for 24 We Offer to the Public CASH AND BURIAL INSURANCE In the Amounts of 100 to $500 Policies In Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co.

into the hearings. previously, police naa hours preceding 7 a. 83 de grees, lowest, 61. testified that they fired on the crowd, killing 10 and wounding The same date last year high Italy And Germany MRS. G.

G. JOYNER BACK IN HOSPITAL scores, because they feared the est temperature 80, lowest 67. JACKSON COUNCIL NO. 13 Former Prominent Resi Normal for July: Average 79.3, marchers intended to raid the plant "and kill 200 or 300 men in (Continued From Page One) dent of Milan Was Well Known Here maximum 91.5, minimum 67.2. Precipitation side.

Stated Assembly Monday. July 5 7:30 P. M. the principle of non-intervention." The back-to-work movement in It was a show-down that result Rainfall for 24 hours preceding 7 a. .00 Total for month .00 inch, which is 3.72 inches less Massillon was carried out without violence.

Mrs. Alice Mills, 75, widow of K. T. BLEDSOE. Recorder P.

D. KEBSH. T. M. the late G.

W. Mills of Milan and In a statement at Youngstown, ed in no immediate break. Soviet Russia took sides with Britain and France. The Soviet ambassador, Ivan M. Maisky, was reported than normal.

Sun rises 4:50. Sun sets 7:18. Mrs. G. G.

Joyner, 350 King street, has been returned to Fitts-White Clinic for treatment of head injuries received last Sunday in an automobile accident at Bells. She was described as resting well today. The accident occurred while Mrs. Joyner and Tier husband. Rev.

G. G. Joyner, were driving to a community church. prominent there, passed away to FUNERAL HOME Free Ambulance Service Phone 120. Day or Night Jackson Lodae No.

45 Weather broadcasts, WTJS 7:30 and 9:30 a. 12:30. 4:30 and 7:30 'pleased" at what" he considered Frank Purnell, president of Sheet and Tube, said he was preparing a letter to Chicago district employes, to be released later in the day. p. courtesy Beare Ice and Coal a firm stand by Britain and France in the face of the Italo-German demands for abandonment of the naval patrol and the grant- Company.

day at noon at the home of her son, Denton Mills, at Bemis, after a brief illness. Mrs. Mills had resided in Bemis for some time and had a wide circle of friends there who will learn Friday, July 11 Stated Meeting. 'This will again set forth our situation," he said. Purnell conferred today with Judge Robert Nevin of Dayton J.

EL BARBER. Sec a E. DAVIS. tV. M.

B. Gillies vice president in charge of her passing with much regret. and Judge Xenophen Hicks oi Besides her son she is survived Knoxville. a member of the U. S.

by six daughters, Mrs. J. W. Porter circuit court of appeals. of Cedar Grove, Mrs.

H. Fowl The three-judge court, Judge er of Nashville, Mrs. Tom Chap Underwood said, also would con man of Milan, Mrs. J. J.

Burrow, Mrs. F. D. Parish of Jackson, and sider Friday whether one or three judges must hear' the CIO's suit to enjoin permanently the use of Mrs. Benton Fisher of Bemis.

troops to protect strikebound The funeral will be held afternoon at 4 o'clock at the steel plants. Hope Hill Church near Medina, and the interment will follow in LIKELY INDIANA TRUCE 1 of the cemetery there. Replogle Medina in charge. The little June Bride said, "I'm able, Since I finished the top of my table, With Super "16" Keep a beautiful sheen, With minimum care" that's no fable. EAST CHICAGO, Ind, July 2 (JP) Thomas R.

Hutson, Indiana state labor commissioner, said to of operations, who returned from the Chicago section. The statement said "We are preparing a letter to our Chicago district employes again explaining our situation. "The letter will state that Inland Steel did not sign any agreement, (the East Chicago plant of Inland opened yesterday under a truce arranged by Gov. M. Clifford Townsend of Indiana) contract or pact and that we are not going to sign anything.

"Any statement we make will plainly state on the top that it is not to be construed as a contract or any i agreement or any othei subterfuge." Both Purnell and Gillies indicated they will not re-open the Indiana Harbor plant until "adequate protection" for workers is provided. Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood at Columbus late today postponed fiom Tuesday until next Friday hearing on the Committee for Industrial Orginazation's mo day his "personal opinion" was DRUNKEN DRIVERS BE DEALT WITH IN HARSH FASHION tfcat a truce would be reached soon providing for reopening of the strikebound Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Calumet dis trict plants "sometime next week." The commissioner made the statement while waiting to hear from Frank Purnell, president of the Youngstown company, for his reaction to a report ol a confer ence yesterday. MEMPHIS, July 2 (ff Police Chief Will D. Lee announced today that all drunken drivers will be treated as "potential trurderers" here.

"Hereafter, when a person is arrested on a drunken sing charge." Lee said, "that motorist will be forced to go through the police identification bureau, be "mugged with a number across his chest and be fingerprinted. And the newspapers can have their pictures if they want them." Lee announced the new policy It came as opposing groups of KATHARINE BRUSH CelcBratcd Author of Yount Ma and Oiher Beit Sellers Youngstown workers received re ports of plans to reopen the In IVILSOn-GEYER COMPANY WOsoD-Geyer Bldg. Phones 2400-240) 307-309 E. Main diana Harbor Youngstown mill The Girl Behind The Wheel Might Have Been Your Read Her Exciting Adventure employing 7,000. Hutson said he had conferred tion for a 10-day older to enjoin the use of state troops in the Mahoning valley steel strike area.

Judge Underwood announced yesterday that he would hear the motion Tuesday, but he said the hearing was delayed until it also could be considered by Federal in Chicago yesterday with W. B. Gillies, Purnell's assistant, and after a conference with Police had discussed a truce for Youngs Commissioner Clifford Davis. town similar to that which brought about reopening of the Inland Steel Company plant here yesterday. Gillies, he said, returned to Youngstown, Ohio, to lay the results of the meeting before said later, this was one too many for her.

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