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NOVEMBER 6, 1939. PART I. MONDAY 8 POLITICAL ADVERTISING! Tests Show Modern Violins Match Tone of Stradivarius Admiral Byrd Seeks Homes for Penguins Church Merger to Be Discussed Leaders of Presbyterian and Episcopal Faiths Will Meet This Week Pastor Flays Penalizing Savers to Care for Idlers Dr. Kellems Assails Selfish Promoters and Calling of Expensive Special Elections "It is- not right and never will be right for one class of people to work and save to take care of millions In idleness," declared Dr. J.

R. Kellems in his sermon yesterday at the McCarty BOSTON, Nov. 5. (P) Want ST. LOUIS.

Nov. 5. (IP) The ed: Homes for 20 penguins. Apply to Admiral Byrd. Checking up on loose ends before departing on his latest jaunt to the Antarctic, the man who made the polar penguin almost as popular as Mickey Mouse, said today he didn't know what to do with his collection of pen possible organic union between varius and Guarnerius violins are held in such high esteem.

His findings were obtained by using motion-picture cameras to photograph vibrations produced by certain tones of various violins. All the tones produced by the old violins would be duplicated almost exactly by modern instruments, he said. FIND SMALL DIFFERENCE Dr. Saunders declared the only possible difference his research disclosed between the instruments of the old masters and modern violins was that the tone of a "Strad" may get off to a fast Episcopal and Presbyterian churches of the United States Memorial Christian Church. will be discussed at a joint meet IOWA CITY (la.) Nov.

5. (JP) The tone of that famous Stradivarius in the hands of a violin virtuoso is just another popular misconception, Dr. Frederick A. Saunders of Harvard University reports. "Tests that we have conducted at the university make it hard to understand why these old instruments command such a high price," he declared.

"Certainly the listener receives very little benefit from expensive old violins of famous manufacture, over that he would get from listening to the same artist play on any modern violin which would cost about $100," Dr. Saunders said in an address before the American Acoustical Society here. TONES ABOUT SAME guins, 20 at present count, but and war, many other factors have Jo be considered besides ing of representatives of the two "One disquieting of the people of Southern PROPERTY OILERS Proposition No. 5 provides that politicians can limit one oil well to 40 acres. Is this fair to you and thousands of California's small property owners? uote kg on mmm Read the act before you vote.

This ad paid for by a Montebello property owner whose land is leased to A REAL INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY. bodies here this week. the wish of the individual suppliant. Suppose a devout Frenchman and an equally devout Ger The matter is slated to come California is the eagerness with which they listen to new and now in their mating season. "Any one of them," said the admiral, "would mske a fine pet for any home.

They will follow- you around, learn tricks, and may be kept in something like a baby's play pen." up Thursday and Friday at the annual meeting of the House of man both pray for victory in Btrange doctrines," said Dr. Kel lems. "Because of this propen the present conflict how can God possibly grant both peti sity, we are treated about every er start. He may hear both plead six months to a terrifying politi ers but-His answer must be determined by a larger thing than cal campaign such as the one This, he said, indicated that difficult passages might be more easily played on one of the old masters' violins. through which we have been go ing during the last few months.

individual desire." Oriental Teachings Discussed at Meeting Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Negotiations for the merger have been under way for two years but this meeting will be the first held by authorized spokesmen of the two churches. Leaders say they hope to agree on a plan which may be presented to the national conventions of the two churches next Coast Guard Builds Up Sportsman Fleet WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. ff) The Coast Guard rapidly is building up a reserve fleet of sports HOT WORDS SrOKEV "Our tests have proved there is very little physical difference in the behavior of tone quality in the best old violin, and one of the new, modern instruments." For three vears Dr.

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403 W. 8th. Rm. 1100. VA-6906 "Oriental teachings in America today are, for the most part, being remodeled for commercial men-manned motorboats.

About "Terrific heat is generated, hot words are spoken, radios blare, and radical newspapers, with screaming headlines, declare that a new day has come. Most of it boils down to the effort on the part of a lot of easily led persons and hfs aides have been attempting to find out why the Stradi year. 200 boats already belong. All you have to do to join is own all or part of a motor- purposes," Nirad Ranjan Chowd hury told his audience yesterday at the temple at 246 N. Cata- boat between 16 and 65 feet in; length and be willing to attend meetings 'and drills.

Comdr. Merlin O'Neill, inj to get something for nothing. Una St "The time has come when we should appraise the Not only is it true that this never has been done, but it is true teachings by their practical charge of the new fleet, said ap-! plications are coming in not only from the coasts taut from the lake and river regions. true that it is immoral to expect that it can be done. rn "One false wind of doctrine usefulness, measuring them with the standard that Jesus put forth in His teachings and life.

Any teachings that do not come up to the ethical or moral level of the Christ teachings should be Congress authorized the reserve I last June. which blows its hot and smelly breath over our fair land is the E-nc3 JV III km IM falsehood that 'everything belongs ho all of us. The fact of branded as antisocial. The funda mental Hindu teachings, as all true teachings, are sound, ethical, Dermatologist Dies JACKSONVILLE (Fla.) Nov. 5, (7P)Dr.

Joseph Lee Kirby-Smith, 57, dermatologist and pioneer in tropical medicine, died today. socially beneficial. They exalt home life and point the way which leads to the unity of man the kind." Public Shopping the matter is that everything belongs to God and we are trustees of these possessions. Also, it is true that he alone has the right to be a trustee who works, saves and uses that which he possesses to the glory of God. SELFISH PROMOTERS "We have reached the time in California when we must, by law, make it impossible for smoothtongued and selfish promoters to lead and bleed those guileless ones who so eagerly listen to the Lesson-Sermon Taken From Ephesians "Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light." Romances of A vert 7 sing By Ted Ash What must the cows think of you? These words from Ephesians were the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Adam and The following stores will OPEN AT 12 o'clock (noon) on election day, Tuesday, November 7th Fallen Man" yesterday at all Churches of Christ, Scientist.

Among the Scriptural selections were these words of Paul to the Ephesians: "For ye were sometimes darkness, but now At THE Advertising Club not long ago an executive of a large dairy organ are ve light in the Lord: walk as children of light: Prov ing what is acceptable unto the Lord. And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them But all things that are reproved are made manifest promises of some new economic prophet. "The frequent and expensive elections must be made more difficult. Some plan must be evolved to make those who want a special election to try out their Utopian schemes pay the cost of it. There is no moral reason why revolutionaries should force these taxes upon the workers and savers of the State in order to pay for a special election.

We need a lot of education right here in Southern California on the fundamentals of economics, government and religion." Subversive Groups' Menace Disclosed "Subversive groups in America today are a threat to the freedom and prosperity of this nation," Rabbi E. F. Magnin told his audience in his Sab-hath sprmnn at. the Wilshire ANDERSON'S SPORT SHOP ANDERSON'S SPORT SHOP HOLLYWOOD WESTWOOD by the light: for whatsoever aou make manifest is light." This verse from Romans was also pre sented: "The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the work of darkness and let us put on the armour of lizht." Passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip tures." by Mary Baker Eddy, in Blvd. Temple.

"The fools who eluded the statements: "It is well support them with money and pnmiiraffpment will regret what that the upper portions of the brain represent the higher moral they are doing if they live long sentiments, as if hope were ever enougn to see me resuiis. "However, I am optimistic. T)ppn down in the hearts of the prophesying thus: The human mind will some time rise above all material and physical sense, Amprirnn neonle is the love of exchanging it for spiritual per freedom and an appreciation of ception, and exchanging human concepts for the divine con sciousness. Then man will recog nize his God-given dominion and American traditions, we are a people endowed with good common sense. We may flirt with crazy political ideas and be baited on by the siren voices of demagogues who promise something fnr nnthinff hut in the being." AVk end we will recapture our bal ance, adjust our proDiems ana rnnvc forward.

"America must remain an is ization made this amazing statement "Los Angeles County is the LARGEST PRODUCER of fluid milk of any County in the United States, yet the consumption of milk in Los Angeles is below par. Los An-, geles docs not consume enough milk for its own good." Surely this is a paradox. Within the very borders of the county whose cows yield more milk than those of any other community, is the fastest-growing city in the country yet this is "below par," in its consumption of the healthiest of all foods'. Again I ask: "What must the cows think of you?" Well, maybe the cows will have to get busier than ever, if the milk producers and distributors of this community soon start their frequently discussed co-operative campaign of informational advertising in the newspapers. The producers of San Francisco's milk supply believed the folks in the Bay City ought to be more milk conscious.

For two years they have sponsored an intensive campaign of educational advertising in the newspapers. Say some of the headlines: "Drink milk for 30 days feel the difference," "Have you had YOUR two glasses of milk today?" "For women who do not want to look their age," "She's losing her looks trying to reduce," "Why you need milk daily." And then follows real reason-why copy that carries home conviction in every line. For instance: Why milk prolongs youth. Why vitamins and in milk normalize bodily functions. Why the calcium and phosphorus in milk keep teeth, bones and muscles healthy.

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HAGGARTY HAMILTON DIAMOND COMPANY HAMILTON'S, INC. HANAN SON HART'S JEWELERS Cagney 'Double' Denies He's Tough Doctor Patches Up Man Damaged by Pair's Fists FAIRVIEW (NJ.) Nov. 5. (Exclusive) A 28-year-old man walked into the office of Police Surgeon Joseph Videtti here' today and asked for first aid treatment. He explained he had been beaten up in a sidewalk brawl.

When he removed his hat, Dr. Vidctti's jaw dropped. "My gosh!" the doctor gasped, "James Cagney!" ''No, no, no," the man protested. "I'm not Cagney. I just look like him.

That's why I got beat up." He identified himself as Elliott Hartman. a salesman, and explained that a couple of men identified him as Cagney in a local restaurant and invited him outside "to see how tough I really was." land of sanity and decency in a vast sea of madness and cruelty. America is the hope of the world today. We should be grateful and happy that we are not in Europe and determine to hold aloof as much as possible from the degenerate European way of thinking and acting which can bring only tragedy in its wake." Meaning of Prayer Told by Minister "Many persons speak of prayer as though it were a sort of slot-machine performance in which one inserts a request and may expect to receive an immediate answer," said Dr. Herbert Booth Smith yesterday at the Imman-uel Presbyterian Church.

"That is the pagan but not the Christian view of prayer, which contains many elements besides begging. It includes adoration, confession, praise and communion, intercession and consecration. Our Catechism defines prayer thus. 'Prayer is an offering up of our desires unto God for things agreeable to His will, with confession of our sins and thoughtful acknowledgement of His "This definition indicates that petition is only one phase. Hence, in the matter of prayer President Attends Vestrymen's Meeting HYDE PARK (N.Y.) Nov.

5. (JP) President Roosevelt, back OEIECOBDS at his country home to vote in AND MANY OTHERS Tuesday local election, devoted more than two hours of a dis nn mal, wintery Sabbath today to communion services and a meeting of the vestrymen at St. James' Episcopal Church. EH (m COLUMBIA K. BRUKSMCK''- tions.

But as "Al" might say: Let's look at the records. A peep at the auditor's report discloses results reduced to arithmetic: Volume of milk sales in San Francisco continues to increase in 1939 over 1938 First quarter up 5 per cent; second quarter up 6.43 per cent! A direct telephone line kept SHOP TUESDAY him in close touch with the Capital and with developments in Europe. He came here primarily to get a rest and to join his Dutchess County neighbors at the polls Btaa11.