The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 3

JMONDAY. OCTOBEIM6. STARS OF RADIOlANfl ,1 Sam Radio fans sometimes wonder what the stars of the airwaves do "when are not One" thing that Singin' Sam does is to eat heartily. He is shown with a melon in hand as he prepares to partake of breakfast. TEACHER'S.

BODy FOUND BE1LLAIRE, Oct. 16. Searchers recovered from the Ohio river the body of Eula 23, a school teacher, missing since Wednesday. EVENING New Philadelphia To (Jreet Singer NEW PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Tuscarawas county music lovers Thursday night, Oct.

26, will greet of an adopted son rose from an electric light company hneman to become the leading basso- baritone of the 'Metropolitan Opera Company of New: Yprlc. 'Arthur. Anderson, who last year slipped into the operatic limelight, almost unnoticed, will return to give a Vecital in the-same, city where'he toiled atop telephone poles the urge tar- 'music, tugged; at come down. The recital will be given in the junior high school here. Anderson was 'born in Harvey, 111., later moved to-Bellaire, and'then to New Philadelphia he spent most of his boyhood days.

SIX OHIOANS ARE PUT ON COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Ohioans 'have been for places on the third regional district transportation committee. in connection with the They are: E. Harrington of the National Refining Cleveland A E.

W. Evans, of the Ohio Oil- W. A. Wareing of the- Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, Cleveland; P.

R. Applegate of the Buckeye Pipe Line Lima; C. J. of the Illinois Pipe Line Findlay, arid H. G.

Cameron of the Sun Oil Toledo. FALL IS FATAL CONNEAUT, Oct." John E. Lintala, 28, porter on the steamer Mataafa, was 'dead -Sunday following a fall from a ladder 'while boarding his His bpdy.w'a's pulled from trie water by -Lintala, who was bom and raised here, had been sailing five 'or six then I saw him looking at my j. "Embarrassing! But later a friend suggested Lux for dishes. Those pure suds soothed my skin, didn't dry it as ordinary soaps do.

Now my hands are beautifully smooth and for Dishes Hoiv Bomb May Have Killed Seven in Air Chemical tests of bits of wreckage from the air liner which crashed mysteriously near Chesterton Tnd jead authorities that a high explosive, not difficulty with the plane, caused the disaster V-iich killed seven were made in the Northwestern University Scientific Crime Detection and chemists reported traces of nitroglyeerin. The fact that the plane's tail was blown a mile trom the scene of the wreck adds credence to tKe theory that a time bomb was cached in the cargo snace of the. Pjane with express packages, as indicated by circle in the top picture. The lower picture authorities.examining the wreckage of the tail. Federal men the suggestion that the bomb was placed by a murderer who wanted to kill one of the seven in the plane, and believed a "perfect crime" could be effected by causing the disaster.

(Central Press) JOURNALISTIC FRAT CHOOSES OFFICERS CHICAGO, Oct. P. Humphrey, editor of the Daily Telegraph of Temple, was elected president, of Sigma Delta Chi.t professional' journalistic fraternity, at the close of its annual convention. Sunday. Frank Parker Stockbridge, editor 'of the; American Press of New York, was elected president.

George Brandenburg of Chicago, Eugene Pulliam of Lebanon, Thomas of Louisville, and Lloyd White" of Cleveland were named members of the council. 11 PERSONS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT DANVILLE, Oct. Eleven: persons were hurt. and one driver was extricated -with-a crowbar from' the wreckage-of his, car. after three autos collided- near Police said' Miss; Antbnnette Har- disty, of Landham, driving a large roadster with five occupants, attempted-to pass the small coupe of Emanuel L.

Buehler of Milwaukee and crashed into a sedan driven by Thomas Lowry of Philadelphia; Pa. The sedan caught fire with Lowry pinned in the wreckage. A crowbar from a nearby farmhouse was used to free him. OHIO CITIES WILL HAVE BOND ISSUES EAST LIVERPOOL, Oct. Municipal water, improvement programs were assured places on the Nov.

7 ballot in Wellsville and East Palestine Sunday, when Columbiana County Auditor John H. Irwin announced he had the levies to liquidate the necessary bond issue's to total $242,000. Wellsville will seek for a filtration plant and other improvements to assure a supply of pure water. Palestine will ask $50,000 to ins.tali water-softening equipment. Costly Arguments On State Issues COLUMBUS, Oct.

16 informing voters of arguments for and against the three state-wide issues to be on the November election ballots will cost the state approximately $28,000, Secretary of State George S. Myers has It will cost that much to send the official arguments to 1,000,000 voters, as directed by the constitution. These arguments are for and against the county home rules amendment, the proposal to reduce maximum real estate- levies from 15 to 10 miiip and old age pensions. NOTED SURGEON DIES REDLANDS, Oct. Dr.

Charles William Moots, 64, formerly a leading surgeon of Toledo, died of a heart attack. He was known nationally as hospital inspector for the -American College of surgeons. Try an Independent Classified Ad POLAND WELCOMES WINNERS OF RACE WARSAW, Poland, Oct. Frank Hynek, and Lieut. Burzynski Zbignien, victors in the Gordon Bennett cup.

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