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THE DAYTON HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936 J-8 CROCHET BERET AND BAG TO MATCH FROM LAURA WHEELER PATTERN pThe Last of Mrs. Cheyney" Shadow Proof And Sleek LABOR STRIVES TO HEAL BREACH IN OWN RANKS To Be Filmed With MyrnaLoy 82 Eighth avenue, New York, N. Y. Write plainly pattern number, your -rae and address. (Cavrrlaht.

1DM, NttdlaersH Sartlea.) GENERAL DIES WrENDOVER, Buckinghamshire, July 7. (UP) Gen. Sir Bruce Meade Hamilton, 78, distinguished soldier, died here today. He fought in six campaigns, seeing service in Afghanistan, Burma, Ashanti, and Benin. He held important commands in the Boer wars.

famous Comedy Which Starred Norma Schearer to Be Produced Again. "Relentless but Peaceful" Campaign Promised by J. L. Lewis. By LOIELLA O.

TAUSONS. LOS ANGELES, July 7. (UP) One or the moat sparkling and iphlaticatcd comedies ever to ach the theater was "The Last Mrs. Cheyney." It was, per-ips, the forerunner of all varte-s of "thin man" comedy, mining romance, laughter and thrill-ama In Just the right propor- him on the New York stage, and our Judgment was confirmed by hla picture portrayals. Thus we acclaim Jack Warner's decision to put Rosa in starring spots.

The highly-sought and much coveted role of Alabama Pitts in Warden Lawes' story, "Over the Wall," will be the first to focus attention on Warner's new white-haired boy. Pitts, you'll recall, is the former Sing Sing athlete who created such a furor when he quit OBJECTIVES OUTLINED mm hna. The title role became in- President of United Mine Workers Heard in Radio Address. the Big House with a receipt In full for his social debt, and began i life over as a baseball player. parahly associated with tna air, who interpreted the part in theater, while Norma Shearer rtraycd the gay "Mrs.

Cheyney" an earlier film. The Frederic Ionsdale play he- Universal's music in the mak From a MASTER ELECTRIC FAN Quiet In operation, nlll not caue rartlo IntrrlfriMice. 4 Knamelrd err am and reen. A aturdy rntrh-pronf have. Approved underwriters rnrd.

I) Induction type motor, urn lev current. definitely a "thin man" piece, ing aaga, "Everybody Sing," will have those two able composers WASHINGTON', July 7. (UP) Organized labor sought a compromise for conflict in its own ranks today on the heels of John hat more appropriate vehicle Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adam- mir Timmla tmlitn ri a i rr uld there be In which to star yrna Loy? Metro-Goldwyn- L. Lewis' declaration of a "re ayer has decided to unite star story in a de luxe version or Irs. Cheyney" and announce it Myrna'a next picture.

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Fscortfd, a 11-c a re fours to the scenic West, Every tour planned bt ft- Darryl Zanuck has 'planed into town bringing ocular proof of his Mexican holiday adventures in a huge 165-pound Martin and some breath-taking movies of a bull fight in which EI Toro makes a Joe Louis out of tormentors. Darryl's pals are already clamoring for a "preview." The Twentieth Century chieftain has plunged into the film fray with twice his usual dynamic energy and sparks arc flying all over the lot. Chatter in Hollywood: Charles MacArthur, of the Ben Hecht Mac-Arthurs, did a standing broadjump from the Bar of "21" to a Transcontinental plane and winged west for a one-day conference with Ben Glazer about a Paramount picture which isn't even on the company's schedule. It is "One Woman," the Tiffany Thayer story, and when the secret finally gets out, chances are it will be a Hecht-MacArthur pent and one low cost covers try th inc. Tour sto( Colorado.

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Pattern fifteen formulate steel policies. Intentions Cited. 2. He laid before the executive council of the A. F.

of L. meeting here Wednesday, a complete statement of intentions and policy of the committee for industrial organization, composed of 12 unions with 1,000,000 membership. The council will consider whether to suspend the Lewis group because It seeks to organize one big union in each industry as opposed to the A. F. of L.

craft union policy. William Green, president of the A. F. of prepared a statement in regard to the union conflict which may lay the groundwork for the vital decisions to be weighed by the executive council. Grave Crisis.

The A. F. of L. president, a member of the United Mine Workers, faced the gravest labor crisis in recent years with a determination to conciliate the opposing factions If there is the slightest possibility. But whether he will succeed or whether union labor will be torn by Internal strife at Uil oupvn Wu 't-J'V Call cents.

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41 F. fourth St. Cincinnati, Ohio. tend ma SUMMER TOCRS book, The New York contingent Is certainly going to town with "Around the Town," the Radio Picture starring Joe Penner. I jew Brown, known as "The Spirit of Broadway," is responsible for the story which is being wrought into film-form by the ex-main stem commentators, Paul Yawitz and Rian James.

Harriett Hilliard may be In the case, despite an expected heir, and Helen Broderlck and Victor Moore are all set. The film will also introduce small Patsy Lee Parsons (no relation) heralded as a child sensation. the zero hour of its battle against the open shop in the 5,000,000,000 After making his movie mark in supporting roles, Akim Tamiroff, steel industry remained uncertain. "I have sought for a dozen years to find a common ground for every itf. who need scarcely be described as federation dispute," Green told the ar i ar.

SAVK ON (iLASSKS (U wmmmmmmtmi United Press, "in emphasizing the hopelessness of labor's cause un a Russian actor, has at last received the recognition of the producers. His first break came with his casting In the title role of "The General Died at Dawn," and now he will be starred by Producer A. W. Botsford In Paramount'a "Deep Night," one of the murder mystery yarns now enjoying a vogue. less the federation Is closely united.

"1 intend to pursue that course despite the uncompromising, unyielding stand of some factions. "I have not given up hope." 1 Kta.ecrhiVBgjjnKKRKKtBnBttKLLWHKttEnilKBKKR BUY YOUR COMFORT FOR PENNIES Electric Air Conditioning MOSCOW COMPLETE CLASSES Beautiful Rhodium mmintlnc Slid tllh shaped Untie tblnn tnrlc lok lenses. Why pay high prices for glasea? Ve make our glasses complete. We design and cast the frame, and grind the tXriRTlXAMISATION. S.

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A particularly lively, enterprising and progressive day is forecast from the predominant lunar and mutual aspects. It is a time of high pressure and initiative In which it may be well to launch new and important project with energy and decisiveness, and with the support of those in power and influence assured. Hasty news may be involved and there may be journeys or changes necessary to promote brave adventures. Trifles may affect private affiliations. If It Is Your Birthday.

Those whose birthday it is may anticipate a particularly lively and enterprising year, with much progress and prosperity assured. This is true especially in the launching of new and bold projects in which the support and good will of those In place and power are desirabls. Sudden news miy instigate change or travel, possibly with disturbing reactions. A child bom on this day may have lively, energetic, capable and constructive qualities which may be expressed manually or mentally. In either direction he may attain prominence.

Notable John D. Rockefeller, capitalist. RETRIAL ON LARCENY CHARGE PETITIONED MONEY Placed HERE Before the 10th EARNS DIVIDENDS f'4 1 From the 1st Per Annum DIVIDEND On July 1st We Paid a hi, forces hot air out, or it can supply the electric current needed for a modern air conditioning unit. It can illuminate your garden, making it a haven of evening comfort. These arc only a few of the ways that electricity can take the suffering out of summer.

And best of nil, it performs these almost magic services for pennies! Relief from heat for pennies! Don't deprive yourself of these comforts for another summer. Get set for ummer ELECTRICALLY. Next lime you suffer from the heaf, fspend just a moment look-ins: at any of your electric outlets floor plugs or wall plugs. From that outlet can come a stream of comfort that will relieve you of summer's oppressive heat forever. It will supply current for a brccze-rousinff electric fan.

It will make you pounds and pounds of ice cubes in any modern electric refrigerator. Or that idle outlet may operate an attic fan that pulls cool air into your home and DAYTON RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC RATES Ut30K.W. WAPAKONKTA, July 7. Judge W. T.

Coprland will hear arguments on a motion for a new trial by counsel for William Ramga, 31 years old, convicted here late Thursday. Ramga was indicted by the, Auglaize county grand jury for aiding and abetting the breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling, hut the Jury returned a verdict on the lesser charge. Ramga was arrested wtth William and Charles Williams in connection with theft of grain, livestock and other articles in Auglaize, Allen, Hardin and Mercer counties. Ramga denied and connection with the crimes. The Williams boya are inmates of tho Ohio penitentiary.

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