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MIDDLETOWN TIMES HERALD. M10DLCTOWN. N. T. TUESDAY.

JANTARY flVB Commission Prepares to Discuss Program After Protest From Assemblyman ALBANY The Stfte Flood Control Commission met today to consider a central New York flood control program. The commission convened after Assemblyman George Parsons, Onondaga Republican, had assailed it for failure to provide the central New York watershed with a flood control program similar to that prepared for the southern tier. Parsons contended that a comprehensive plan for construction of a flood regulation dam had been submitted for cenfraf New York authorities in 1927, but thus far nothing has been accomplished. "Inasmuch as $3,700,000 of federal and state funds has been allotted for flood control dams in the soiith- em tier. I think it is high time something should be done about Onondaga County and surrounding territory," he said.

Assemblyman Dutton S. Peterson. Schuyler Republican and member i of the commission, said no plan or request for Onondaga County had been submitted to the group since he took office. After he made the announcement. Parsons walked across the chamber and handed him a copy of the plan.

"Good." Peterson said, "the commission meets Tuesday and we consider Parsons' charges prompted by President Roosevelt's letter to Governor Lehman advistnj the state chief executive that construction work on flood control dams in the sothern tier would begin Immediately, brought-several assemblymen to their feet. Irving M. Ives of Chenango, Se- CENTRAL AREA I Nun of the Miracle a Suicide FLOOD CONTROL TO BE STUDIED CHINESE BALK AT SAILING TO PORTOFJAPAN Thirty Bine Aboard Rritut Freighter Go Sk Strike At Saa Fraactsto SAN FRANCISCO Thirty-nfcf Catocse waswn on i suits- itcanJ the British FWrral today, trxfisaf I would be or that It they sailed with UK ihjj) to Tbty i were fortddoVn by 17, 5. I Uoa officers to so here, The ship was bouad for Osaka with cargo of raCs, Ttw Chinese said they taai brro trick, ed into Hong to sail the ship, Tbty though ns to I carry suppite lor the cainew to Shanghai, of the Chinese, who spoke English said: i "We will be nade prisoners in Duke University's Loveliest Rosamond Pinchot, who achieved world renown as the nun In The Miracle, 'was found dead in her car at Old Westbury. L.

I. Police said piece of'gafden hose led from the car's exhaust to Miss Pinchofs mouth. She was the daughter of Amos Pinchot. lawyer, and a niece of Gilford Pinchot, former Governor of Pennsylvania. Utt hw? with tlw Bui I to mjr point, ttapftv with Alitljr" -Ono of mt will, Tlicrr mw MimK Jerry, tint I ml(t i if jxit-HWr for vut to MM! tlw I limit i If I Awlr, 1 Miitll ix? I Tatlix'i' ln and imlrt my Utr twin ti 1 (MJ1 up ttl hivfiy ryiM, mill 1 mvorir wtytng.

(nr )OM msrrjr jne, Mltnl?" ftouijl br- Umt liftvC Jerry." tin In mltip null her Irntii ru.hl6n* (llram "AwJj (on (rtrr "Hut Slii ilTsrif'" 'oUar Ihnr ikt fttld on arm cif tt I UHKISIH of il? I dwa Imv hijo I toir But It (1m Hit miatlmi wlilrii, lirr thr nvwr, "Minn, teuik Japan and probably sect. Or tf we are allowed to return to Chini. we i will be arrested and thct ors to our cooctry. 1 Aside from that, be said, the Margaret Bennea, first yrxt Dukr were too loyal to ail the OrfJege. as the aos bwcafU of Uw Bat rt 1 own WP UK-rr in Vcm iw like eui 1 'u tr i me at dkncM to- quick- "But on Utte I "Who Ctfrybody i I ciKtisl that the rtiy oar bslin npuittat 5 Thai In wmr riu-nl publican majority leader, said he had talked with the commission and had been informed that the Onondaga and central New York flood control situation would be considered immediately.

By CLARK SINNAfflD (Continued from Page. Four) the steam engine and the gas engine. In these inventions one man simply added to what other men had done. Sims was the sole discoverer of the speculum and the opsrating technique for closing a vesico-vaginal fistula. These and his boot Notes on Uterine Surgery, revolutionized the practice of gynecology the world over, and have saved hundreds of thousands of women from the living hell resulting from certain wounds incidental to childbirth.

He was the first to establish a hospital for women only-- the Woman's Hospital of the.city.;of.New York and to. shojv the neevl for such, specialization, Sims was born 125 years ago today on a farm in Lancaster county, South Carolina, where he returned to practice when he was graduated from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. His first two patients died. Unable to face his neighbors, he moved to swampy Mount Meigs, Alabama. He suffered from" pelle- gra, without knowing what ailed him, and townsfolk were naturally skeptical of the healing powers of a physician who was himself in ill- health.

Sims moved on to Montgomery. where the climate improved his health, and at last he found plenty of work. Most physicians did not care to operate on slaves, and there were few Negro physicians with medical training: Sims, in the absence of other patients, gladly treated slaves. Plantation owners were as willing to pay -for treatment of their slaves as for- their own families. Black, mid wives, whose hadn't changed much since -jungle attended most births, and an- extraordinary number of the women" were injured and rendered useless.

-Sims went to work to find a remedy for their condition. He could, only learn by experiment and slaves had to be his. guinea Pigs. One woman submitted forty operations in four vears. The fortieth operation in.

Which he introduced the use of wire ligatures. enabled Sims to establish an epochal technique. Her name is lost, and it is unfortunate, for all mothers owe her a monument, That success with a slave led Sims to be called to Europe to attend a queen-- Eugenie, consort of Napoleon ITZ There he received bids toi other royal courts. But he preferred to return to New York, to the bos- i pilot which when he started it had caused -him to -be -called 4 quack and a humbug: and had caused him to be denounced -by the clergy, who contended that It was a Divine Design that women should suffer In bearing children. OTHER TWKNTX -FIFTHS 1533-- Anne Boleyn became the second wife of the royal bmebeard.

Henry vm. In 'secrecy, four months before hb divorce from Catharine of Aragon was announced, and serett months before she bore Ihe baby who was to become the great Virgin Qaeen- Elizabeth. Anne had WPA Woman's $13,260 Hoard Leads To Arrest of Man Drunk in Her Bed POCATELLO, Idaho Police today found at the home of Mrs. Jeremiah BurreH Williams, aa elderly woman who worked for the VfPA, and in the bed in which died Saturdav night, they found a man whom they described as dead drunk. The man, Prank Groom, fifty- one, was held on a charge of intoxication.

M6 also had a large cum in his pockets, police said, and he worked for the WPA. Mrs. Williams' death was at first attributed to apoplexy. Today, in view of the discovery of the money, an autopsy was ordered. Six years ago, Mrs.

Williams killed her husband, Scotty Williams. A corner's jury freed her on the ground of self defense when the admitted having shot between the eyes, and explained she had endured all the abuse she could take. Police went to Mrs. Williams' bouse last night to look over the scene of the woman's death, not quite convinced that it fcad been. natural.

Groom, a boarder at the house, was found drunk on the woman's bed, the officers. said. They looked through the bouse and found six bundles of currency. Each had a two dollar bill on top and the bills in the piles ranged in denominations from $1 to $1,000. Chief of Police Robert said he found a place where a seventh bundle appeared 'to have been hidden, but instead of money the cache contained a pile of Washington Gossip RAT TUCKER ship to an enemy country.

ship is going to be taken to Japan and scrapped. It will rw.lg bullets to kill our coustmneu. "We i will help them do May Betara Crew To American authorities did not be- Here the Chinese were any danger of being molested, since they were aboard a merchantman of British registry but they were considering a plan to take them off the instiamon fey Ocfl B. Sfan L. fcid is itaj-.

Hiss Boosxti to ping bouse (Continued from Page FcwJ on Mr. Burton's treasury will be $300,000. But Senator Ouffey's borne city of Pittsburgh was among- the few which enjoyed a cut in the cost of fuel. It's not the fiist favor his appointees have done the Keystone statesman, The fighting commissioners nave split over the affair. But the Hosford-Smtth faction Btffl have a majority, despite threats of Whitehouse intervention and a Congressional investigation.

Internal and external politics have soured even the Boosevelts-- the President and Son James-- to the point where they interfere, ILLEGAL: Army officers sre complaining publicly against Acting Budget Director Bell's indifference to their pleas for more funds, but privately they blame the man in the Whitehouse, contrast- Ing the treatment he hands them with his billion-dollar generosity to the Navy. Mr. Bell's freshest rebuff knocked out Secretary Woodring's elaborate program for creating a United States reserve of enlisted men comparable to the officers' corps. With the inspiration of the General Staff, Mr. W.

proposed that all The. search of the new 'recruits be'asked to join a reserve corps on the expiration of Mrs. WtBianis had' "appeared --to be in needy- circumstances for many years. Sbe was regularly enrolled as WPA worker. Groom also received WPA support and seemed to be in need.

O'BRIEN, HANSEN NEW DIRECTORS OF LOCAL their enlistment, would be to" drill once or twice a month with regular units, and to spend two weeis in training during the year. In return they would receive a small monthly payment, probably $5. The plan contemplated organization of a trained, experienced second line army of 400,000 men, Total costs would have amounted to about $50,000,000 annually. To- WESTTOWN The Westtown i fSfti 1 the regular army of Deal of the Dairymen's League JSS2 Local aeld its annual dinner and meeting in the community house' Saturday. John O'Brien and William Sansen were elected directors for iree years.

Mrs. Crawford Clark was re-elected associate delegate and Mrs. M. D. Clark alternate associate.

Regan, division represent alive, discussed milk prices and the milk situation in'the New York market A turkey dinner under the direction of Mrs. Wiliam Selmes was served to seventy- five members and their families. The next-monthly ineeting will be held at 'the-'home- of "Mr. and Mrs. C.

Buchanan, of the: Westtown school, i at regents damnations furnished a modern fighting force ready for any emergency. But smiling "Dannie" BeU turned thumbs down-for the present at least HERO: So many statesmen have been spoofed for circulating radio COCK FEATHERS Temple Bailey, II 1 ctofit marry Aatf; to I And you wouldn't itnit bn with thf "'-Do I her. ttiitl you nil." frl vleldrd. TO HK aONTJNUKn.t CHAPTER $0 "SOSCETEDfa has izf away, asd UMyU wci bwd to jou to back. Tbry wont cut- 1 1 ready for my phftasophy, "11 Hurt hart thincs hurt uk." I "Oh, io ytai later pu bound for China.

Meanwhile, immigration officers guarded the docks to see that none of them fot ashore. There were three British officers aboard the ship. Captain Jack referred the situation to the British consulate and U. S. Goverc- dcuti offJcJtsls.

Chief Engineer S. E. Clarke eon- finned the sailors' complaint that the battered old chip would be scrapped in Japan. "The ehip is only fit for scrapping, if it lasts until it gets to Japan." he said. The vessel was bout in 1919 and has been out of commission for years.

The plates were red with nsst and the nnneVbas been rusted through in places. The Chinese remained aboard in the manner of sit-down strikers. Clarke said "well get a new crew, but I dont know what kind." The sailors' spokesman said the Chinese had been taken from Hong Kong to New Orleans to sail the chip via San Francisco to the Orient They, learned enroute to the west coast that the chip was bound for Osaka, instead of VIEWS DAIRY TRADEADVANCE Noyes Says Business is Learning To Walk Again HARTFORD, Conn. New York's $2,000,000,000 dairy industry is "learning to walk an over Commissioner Holton V. Noyes of New York told the Northeastern Dairy Conference today.

After four years of state supervision and price control, Noyes said the industry had convinced the State Legislature and "I harent." Then with sadden change of "Jerry, wha; is yosir idea of heiTenT" a place I Why?" -If It is pSce where we gti what we want heaven. Jerry marry Lionel I was certied, and dismayed. wen, Ia in I IS SBf to The look In ber eyes stopped wordi.that vere act rr.y lips. Why talk a wljich 1 took her hastd, I3oi Wm yoa both, ray She was wistful. Toy art rath nSoe.

oki-Isiiitocifd tort per- Jerry. Nobody tet yoa rrer to of Goa She hd ajc there. I ccuW no! see her tn any wtUnt twl thet encbactmenL I not hfr but eUfcen Mtd i She hesitated. Tomorrow. Oh.

Jerry. I shouldn't hare toJd yoc. But it slipped out. We isesist il to be a secret." "Do yoa mean that jour father and mother dont know?" "We couMnt tell them. Do you fhinlr are WTOag? you?" "I think you are taking great chances." "But why? We're got to 60 something.

Lionel needs money. he cant get it. And--and I hare some property In my right "And you wiE let him hare it as you let him have the "My father is a parsso-- perhaps way I do -i "I thick yoa 60 It anyhow." We au there Jn white css4j bird en a perch re decked his head tn a sort of msd Ituic dance, which teemed W-fi'-ch the of Oat tc the roosa beyoad. BeJcre we went back le the others, raJtde rot not to let Liofid katry that the had i of "It just out. Jerry.

An4 jtw are so codforthle to fftr.fMf fo." I saw her later duscicg cops FEVER CATHARTICS GOT YOU DOWN? If rra common to Uck of butt tn dirt, ttatt ot trouble. Otu-a llWf yoo weakened, better lo natural font. Try ulv All-Jiran. Il riu- mlii i emt tonic. Ami All-limn prorldra I 1 kbtorbt BUiUture, tot lom Eat ehii crunchr wiijf or the ind wexs toot, "You Her cheeks knew that?" "I saw them on Lionel's table.

He odfisnt know that I saw AH the brightness went out of her glance. Tve had awful time keeping It from nssiher. She wanted me to wear them tcsighl. I told her the clasp was broken and I hate--lies." I knew she was an honest little ARE YOU ONLY A ft WIFE? Wee an nrrrt mMxetf tijm qiaffar 0 1 warn her. "Don't you see what a net you are drawing about your-i self? And it isn't helping; Lionel" -Why not?" VEQ; "A woman doesn't help a man! when she encourages him to doj things like that Lionel is ra ie fetun irtxiniff ht ty LVDIA E.

ETABIX COHPOGW --Adv. COAL PRICES HAVE ADVANTED--BUT OUB PRICES arc still LOW or Chettaut, ton $9.25 ton $8.25 ton $6.90 Rice, ton $5.90 2 WEEKS SPECIAL ON PEA COAL 3 TONS $23.25 Out ej Town Very A. W. SCHEER RAILROAD AVE. DIAL 7JII MUCK Governor Tjhnisp that it was able to "take over its own affairs." friend, but I should to 4te you marry him.

Bernice." "Jerry, her white. The truth to me then like a blow. "Yoa are married already. "Yes." "When?" This morning. I aaa going to tell mother tonight and records of speeches never delivered mite collective bargaining between i on the floor that Senator Henry I producers and distributors, had been Ashurst abruptly declined when I successful, and went on: Mr.

Noyes added that enactment i father dont forgive us, ire are go- of the Rogers-Allen law. which per- an old-established firm offered "Will this progress continue until Does Bladder Irregularity WAKE YOU UP? not norasml. i IU necure'i turning, cU.j the same facilities. But the sales- i the industry again becomes man apparently sensed the Sena- bodied and Independent, or will it omllU mm cliw tort susceptibility to circus stuff, go backward and collapse again on into This nf i ar nf speeches many the the doorstep of the Capitol at Al- H.IP. distinguished i bany? tooe itit tmuxioc uui CTJM, now.

bunBits of 1 tnaaem iSenin Jut ur te BUT drDgxfi Tour zsc btt so 4 Westtown" pupfls tak- ng arithmetic and spelling -regents are Gwendolyn "-Whitford. EJeanfr Honeywell, Audrey HinckJey gnd Gertrude 'itomas. i a hero. Ashurst gladly admits that sometimes be emu- the promoter of the sideshow the big top. -He would have affect those of neighboring states.

CARD PART? CHAIRMAN MAYBROOK Joanne Alsdorf A Valentiae social will be given chairman of the Senate Judiciary at the home of Mr. and Committee, who ought- to know. G. Honeywell February eleventh (Copyrigt itcCiure by the February group of the Pres- byterian church. i Mr, and Mrs.

Arthur Person of New York Citj Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melrier. Sunday. At the game party sponsored by it-Teacher As- i made a.great-Senatorr 1 -vows the! has beea ngajed general chairman BOY, 15, DIES IN FALL held at the High School February seventeenth under of Athletic Association.

The eensal committee comprise: adno and Audrey Carroll, and the ton. sfat fingers on one hand! 1T59--Robbie Bums was born. hence this Is a festive ocoudon wherever there are Scots. (Dro't I cull them Scotchmen. The word Scotch, except applied to whfckr.

not in good stindiiS. And dont Itnvttir cnrr I I aaa auorey mna uir mVYIflL tills, IKAlft refresbxcenta commltUe InchKJa I Raseanna Connelly. Margery rahams and Joseph Akllo. WSlliam Tulip and Lcurs Krlefer are to arrange for prixef uid JtiKph i oesjoe the Erie'Kai'raad trarki mt I to publicity manager. Fred Baa- Harold Force, Fred Metzger.

Peter TMS? dJ tod '7- Macunk, Mrs John McDonald, and i Hlnkey had suffered a trmcture i Edgar MilzgeV The committee in lbe and both of legs charge was Mrs. Buchanan, i wer frozen. Police esUmated he Mrs. thy TJnllg and Miss Doro; i peratures for about hours. His identity wts by a greet your Scottish friends today with hoot man.

It Is not a Scottish ejaculation and never has been.) 1881--Emanuel of Napoleon, the Kaiser. Roosevelt, etc. known as Emll Lutnrtj. Other notable birthdays WHlIim! Christian BulllU, b. 1881.

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