Middletown Times Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 8

MIDDLETOWN TIMES HEHALD. M1DDLETOWN. N. Y. THURSDAY.

DECEMBER 20, 1934. FIFTEEN REFORM IN GOP STATE POLICY Urges Conservatives and Liberals to Work Together for Ballot Victory MINEOLA Chase Mellen, Jr, New York County Republican leader, told the Nassau County Young Republican League last night that the needed "neu blood, new energy, new faces and new ideas. Mellen opened his speech with an appraisal of the power of Nassau County the state organization and complimented leaders on the solid front and substantial majorities always won. He then recited the reasons for Republican gubernatorial failures the past twelve jears and said 'The for these failures is that the people control of the fortunes of the party refused to budge from the path of super-conservatism and refused to stiike a libel al 01 popular note," Mr. Mellen said 'Let nie-sav," he continued, 'that we now have two schools of thought within the party" 'The first says' 'Stand pat Don't move a muscle Wait long enough and the people wiJl get tired of and then give them the same policies which elected twelve presidents' "The second 'Conditions changed Therefore let us liberalize the party so we can ren- dei more than hp service when we icturp to power.

In the interval, we will prepare a program which AR1M, NAVY DENY PANAMA CANAL COULD BE BUSTED Assert Publisher UitdeT-Estt- mated Protection WASHINGTON--The Army and Navy today rushed to the defense of the Panama Canal. High officials of both sen ices declared the Army and Navy can. and will defend the canal in all emergencies, whether time of war or of peace. This was the answer to assertions by Nelson publisher of the Panama American, that "twenty men, to risk their lixes lor their country, could blast the Panama Canal "in twehe hours and block the channel for months." Hiah service officials, while dis- plajing keen interest in Rounse- ell's statements, believed he had over-estinuted the possibilities of an attack and under-estimated the measures taken for protection of the canal. ll appeal to the people, be practical and far reaching and in keeping with a realization of their needs' "Is that particularly radical' Isn it the better course to pursue' Isn't it more sensible to adopt the needs of 1934 and the future than merely reflect on the power and glory of our years of oower' I firmlv betoe that both these divisions of the party need each other.

Without the efforts of both, liberalism, humamtarian- ism. and modernization, it win be rnanj jears before the Republican party returns to power "The perfect set-up would be for veteran members of the party to accept suggestions of young men and women, and temper their energy and enthusiasm with the experience and counsel of those who have sened the party for many years BRIDGE LAMPS Maple Base and Paper Parchment Shade $1.74 Suitable for either living-room, bedroom or sun-porch. These lamps at this price are a remarkable value. Robinson "When; Middlctovrn Buys Its Gifts" 61 North St. NEW MACHINE X-RAYS PUPIIS BY WHOLESALE f.B.

Examinations Completed At Liberty; MontScello Next on List LIBERTY-- More than 300 pupils of the public schools were X-rayed Wednesday in the second phase of the anti-tuberculosis campaign financed by sale of Christmas seals conducted by the Sullivan County Medical Society In cooperation with the Sullivan County Association. The portable X-rav machine used here and transported to Monticello for use there today was provided by a Glen company with two operators. The apparatus, the first machine making possible mass X-ray examinations such as that undertaken here at low cost and high speed. Paper huge rolls are used the machines hieh also are readily adjustable to accomo- date subjects of all sizes All of the pupils among the 60S underwent skin tests here last week and reacted positne'y were X-rayed Likewise all children known to have been in contact with jbercuioiis persons or suspected of susceptibility, whether iey had undergone the skin tests or not, were X-rai ed The examination was directed by Dr George Foster Herben of Loomis Sanatorium The children were told to make ready for the machine and were formed in long lines in the school basement passing a group of Upists who card-indexed them as they passed. On a special machine.

lead plates, bearing the names of each X-ray subject were punched and fitted in place to identif tues Thirty-three X-rays were taken dunng the first fifteen mm utes. The entire countv wil! be included the examinations now under just as soon as sufficient funds are Members of the Medical NEW ALBANY GOP HEAD TO LET OTHERS TALK ALBANY--Charles Wing, new- elected Republican Countj Com- iiittee chairman, made his first po- itical speech last night and then romised he would let others do he talking "Actions speak loader than words," Wing said The 30-year old business man said it was his ambition to rebuild the Republican arty in Albany County. Negroes were first introduced in the English-American colonies In August, 1619. when a Dutch vessel delivered twenty of them at Va Society's committee on public health, neaded by Dr Harrj Golembe and comprising Drs Bruno Hardwood and Luther Payne of Liberty, Cameron Gam of Jeffersonville and Dr Herben. are su pcrvismg the work throughout the county Records made this year wffl rechecked at frequent intervals X- lays of those who show no positive reaction now will be available in connection with a general checkup which it is hoped to make again in about two vears The Sulluan County Health Association which handles the seal sale is headed by David Panebaker, principal of Liberti High School Principal Kenneth Rutheiford of Monticello High School is vice chairman TWO ASPHIXIATED JAMESTOWN The bodies two men who had been asphuaated bj fumes from a gas heater were found late yesterday in a rooming house where they lived The dead men were Oscar Gustafson, forty- five and Emil Johnson forty-six believed to have been employed here as painters 1 Let Llectncity bolve Your Last Minute Gift Problem There are few holiday gifts which bring more of real comfort than the Gift Electrical.

And it is a gift which keeps the Christmas Spirit alive the year 'round. The quick breakfast on a cold morning; the speedy, dustless electrical way of cleaning the dainty dish for the afternoon bridge party The list is too long to print here but your neighborhood dealer can tell yoit all about it. In the gift electrical you are giving comfort and convenience. There is nothing more practical. ROCKLAND LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY "Business Will Grow Where Lights Glow" Plastic Surgery Studied As Aid To Reformation NEW TORK Criminals In municipal iaiis wko ta start ille anew vrutx new laces had the city's blessng today and euard- ed promise that Jree Uon vfM AusUn MaeConslcS; missioaer oi Correcuoa, toyta with the tha! dlsflyurtns scar, cauliflower fars or a brot- en nose might be 10 Iht extent that scni cnminals mtgltt go straight.

"la such case," MacCornslck said, "the department might sanction plastic sursery." But he hastened to warn personal wouldn't be adequate to get fsttal characteristics altered Dr Maxwell Maltz offered his semces free if his work would enable W3me with a criminal record to forget the past. He outlined some cases of funda- mantally honest men wNj had been dnven to crime bv aus- shapeu noses, pugnacious jaws and Slauan lips. Dr. Maltz believed in many instances surgerv would be a strong force in reforming some criminals. Police did not seem to object to the idea All they wanted was a good photograph "before and after' for their ales.

ANOTHER DISASTER AND REVOLT FORECAST Send FARK-TO-MARXET ROAD PROGRAM STUDIED Trvt Ntu NEW YORK-More fsri added to InliiUon here nix lav. Senator EUaer Tborois of Ofc.l»- lafUuea Dr iUJcolm McNair, rr.in, question JcrnsaUy Or, EsStrta Kecaaerer international Un-ince, Princeton Cnl- verssty. spoke inftetloa In behaU oi the NaUoniJ Economy League Senator Thocis s.nd Dr McNair debated before the Harvard Business Club There were DO judges. Thomas ad 1 flather dollar devaluation, foresaw a bond market crash as as the 1323 itocfc market crash unJess the program he supports Is adopted. Dr McNalr.

inflation actually uras andenay, declared that another depression wiitus a iew years was certain unless It was checked. He predicted revoijtwa oerhaps the movement continued. Dr. Kemmerer, bcannc out the National Ecor.orn- Leacues program, dec'jirec hod to be materially -nrreasecl and coxem- mcnUl exncnciJiure crkiUcaliy re- Quced if mflaton to be presented ussolving the country in another MOXTICS1AO SuUiTtn Coan- ly bKteSt next of thf road pluu rar were ir.j:k in Ctounlv alrwdy ooe of thss type under con-vtmc- UOB. frow MonUwUo twird of tne old road which cootto- of Liberty street.

MoQUccllo, Byroa QrABL. eSaUv ican of the of Use County Bourd, when concernlru; ibc exwation of Ue nstrm sid he anderslood thw suds extension fUBUSHERS SEE HEW PHOTO TRANSMITTER Newt Reports Alto Received by New Device NKW VORK Tlirw for facsimile UntvuulMlon of newspaper documents b' radio readied of development under cnglurcrs of Radio orpcuaUon of America The devices mid high MWd jsdlo machine drm- onslnocd nljsht to ncftspoper publishers scientists bv RCA president machines are for UuUn- UROOUS transmission by radio ot news pictures or other taciimlle reproduction They reproduce at thf CSKT.S u-s roads are con- stn.ct«i Pedera! funds, county prondcs only the r.cl.ls oj waj Roads of this 50 tr.oer ron-strui-Uon tha rrgwn are te-n? bu'll inlfl stone base and sartaec. OF PIKE GRAND JVR? K. OF OFFICIAL VISIT PORT JERVIS John Cullinane of Midiletown District tv of the Krighls of Columbus, will make his first ofliaai vait to Part Jems Couaci! tomgnt He be accompanied a deleiration from Midcletovm Comci) Dunnj; the he icUl lanI! the elected officers here Buttercup SPOKANE, W3.sh --A Spokcnc firm 'which annually offers a box of candy to the person brmguig in the first bouquet of buttercups disqualified Arthur Kraut appeared December 1 Thcv he'd tnat, Kraufs spring posies be'org-d to tlw 193i jistead of the Z935 teasan. MILPORD Stroh Mflford a petl- tioa to Smuel Shuil yesterday in which she allestc! a Grand Jury which Scd'-ted Walter Dmsa-aa of Mord Monday on A riansisuchter in collection with the dcatr 1 of MolH'ieaux e-vrty the -STSLS anprop- impanelled Miss Stroh cliollcnged the or.

the that the open summoned o.cr of FrauV Pncr as and WiUiani A Mitche? oeputy pro'honotarj rortran: to the Mr Pnce Mr M.tchei: also de-fcs of the courts of and terminer neplecud to s'gn the to that effect. said Judge Shull resrned deeuuon in the trul Diiwrham was ixfctpoacd to the February term of rourt of one inch A minute. The third machine represented new to Uuv trnmmlulon for the wlrclws dKliibullon ot Iliiuu- rlnl reports or oilier specialized ninlerlnt. 'Hie multiplex UwisinlUer brought in from the Icmdon HCA offices report nt a rate of sixty-flvo Konli minute, Tlie macliltuvi arc not ready- Immediate eommerclnl production. lut all hnvc been perfected to a high dcsrrc OAMllno also raiiy be extracted from natural ifas by compression.

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