The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 9

TIPTON PLUM STARTS II Jwo Shifts Will Be Employed Next Week; Tomato Pack Starts Soon. August IS-Work of taking care of the season's corn pack started this week the Stokely canning factory. Fifty loads were ordered in Monday and approximately one hundred loads were received Tuesday. Tha plant was run until midnight Monday night and the remainder of the there will be plenty of work lor the one shift. Phil Schmitn, manager, expects that starting next week, the factory go on a twenty-four hour schedule with two shifts employed.

Tomato canning will also be started next week and many who have been out of work for some time will be provided with employment. The additional payroll provided by the factory will be a boon not only to in need ol work but to business in general. The corn pack Is expected to con- ti'nue for about four weeks. The crops Is said to be normal and the quality very good. The tomato crop which is fate, is said to be less promising than last year, but If frost holds off, the late crop probably will bring the yield up to an average tonnage.

State President Coming. Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty, president of th Indiana W. C. T.

will be the speaker for the union service to be 'held at the Wcat Street Christian church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. She Is coming under the auspices of the TiptOTi and Windfall organizations. Mrs. Stanley has recently returned from Canada where she made a study of condillons. Her subject will be "Ur.cle Sam and His Neighbors." Joann Moore Death.

Joann Moore, age 7 years, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey H. Moore, former Tipton residents, died Tuesday morning at the family home in Indianapolis, following a long illness due to a rare bloocl disease for which physicians were unable to find a cure. Funeral services will be held at the Seventh Ch'-istian church in Indianapolis of which the Rev.

Mr. Moore is pastor, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Hopewfll Homecoming. The annual homecoming of Hopewell church is announced for Sunday, September 13. The Rev.

Charles Pinkham of Warren has been engaged to give 'he morning sermon and the Kev. Mr. Blllhimei of Hagerstown, a former pastor of the Hopewell church, will give the afternoon address. Hiehwav Tipton. The cement on the Hub highway 5.45 The Goldborgi WWJ WGY WTAM Roblaon.

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WSN'R KWK WREN KSTP WEBC WDAY KFYR 9.30 Lew White. Oroanist Also KDKA KFAB KSTP KFYR Columbo, Songs Also 10:15 Tal Henry Orchestra Also WREN' WEBC WSM WKY A A KWK WDAY KFYR WAP Pollack's Orchestra Alno W.IR WREN WGAR WMC KOA WAPJ WBAL WSB WON TELEVISION W9XAP--SSOOkc (WMAQ--670kc) Variety." and Sight COm.) Variety (30m.) W9XAO--20COkc (WIBO--560kc) Audlovlalon (15m.) ProsrKm ONOUJTCE A VARIABLE CONDENSER OF RADIO with dry weather the work wit. progress rapidly. Retreat Announced. The Sisters of St.

Joseph an- noun'e the opening of the spiritual retreat lor women which will be held at St. Joseph convent north Tipton, starting Thursday of this week and ending Sunday August 23 Rev Father Pascal Murray, a Franciscan priest who is stationed at Terre Haute, will be the retreat master. Bov Breaks Arm James Farley. 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Farley Anderson, who is visiting at the home of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Farley, southeast of Tip- Jon broke his left arm above the wrist in a fall while at play with older brother. As the break was a bad one the lad was given treatment by a local physician and was then taken to the Rllcy hospital In Indianapolis. Largo Oats Yield A Held of nine acres belonging to Findling produced bushels of oats, which is slightly in access of 88 'A bushels to the acre The grain, which is of the Iowa 103 variety. Is practically new in this locality.

Dr. P. J. Pentecost, John Smith. H.

G. Findling and. C. Findling raised this variety and all had large yields. How's This for Corn? Lora Forkner, Prairie township farmer, brought into Tipton Tuesday two mammoth stalks of corn from his farm which have eleven cars of corn on them.

One stau has six ears and the other five. To Take Nurse's Training Miss Olive Elizabeth Dolan has enrolled as a student In nurse's training at the Indiana University Training school at Indianapolis She is a graduate of Tipton high school with the class of 1930 and served as school -librarian during the 1830-31 school year. Returns from Hospital Mrs. Merle Irwin, who was operated on for appendicitis two weeks ago, was brought" home from the Coleman hospital at Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon. Return from Motor Trip Mr.

and Mrs. Herman "Bellinger, Everett Carter and Mrs. E. Carter have returned from a ten days' motor tour through northern Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. To Stop Loitering Chief of Police Leonard has issued orders that all persons found.

on the streets after midnight who cannot give a satisfactory explanation of why they ars there, are to be taken into custody. Night 1 patrolmen that young men and older ones make a practice of loitering all night in the business district and hereafter this Is -to be stopped. Plan European Trip Friends here nave received word It -or Wlw. players, with Mort Downey and Tony Wons. Wmaq.

Trials the Gold- Musical the Time of Intervi Hawks, with Grantland Greatest --Wenr. 'n' Whas-Wmaq. Lopez and his 1 Stebbins Boys and the 1932 state Legion convention Very cordial relations among the delegates were quickly established-and the Kokomo delegation was early assured of the support of the delegations from all the counties in the new district. all practical purposes.the action means that Kolcomo at. the Anderson convention will have the support of the present Eleventh district' which is a very powerful one in Legion affairs.

Since the Ninth" district has already pledged its unanimous support to Kokomo, it now appears that Kokomo will KO into the convention-with a huge block of. votes pledged before the convention opens. In order to obtain the state meeting it will be necessary for Kokomo to muster the. majority of the 649 votes of the Is, 3-5 Kolto-' 110 votes to start. It is believtid that in thc face of this showing, this city is now the favorite to receive the convention.

The convention committee of the local post has been working- hard lor weeks to obtain the meeting, and the results are beginning to show. to the delegates who attended the Marion meeting there was seme discussion of thc candidates for state commander with five names.being mentioned those being Ralph Gates of Columbia City Jay White of South Ecnd; P. T. "Haas of Fort Wayne, James Patchell of i i and Joseph Zimmerman of Indianapolis. The latter two' have been candidates before, a i a candidate against Forest Harness of Kokomo at the Richmond convention when Harness was elected.

At the Marion meeting no at- "lempt was made to line any post delegation for any of the live candidates for state commander but a general discussion was held regarding the attributes ol each. Neither was there any discussion of possible district commanders for the new district although one will be chosen at 'the Anderson convention. A goodly Kokomo delegation attended and they reported a most instructive and enjoyable meeting. The local post is reported to be eager to join the posts in the' new district inasmuch as for the first time.it will be associated with all its neighboring posts. Attractions At Local Theaters hjLe Frohman, with or- Wbbm, and Melody Moments, with Oliver Wlw-Wls.

Connie Boswell, with "Freddie Rich's Wmaq. The Gloom Wo- wo-Wbbm. Boys. The Buddy from Wlw. A male quartet with pipe organ, from Wowo- Wmaq.

"More Than Gold by. the First Wls. The Eno-Crlmc Wowo-Wmaq. The Revelers, with soprano and Walter Scanlon, Billy Marcella Murray and Wenr-Wlw. Williams, with Rich's orchestra.Wowo-Wbbm.

of Wenr. Howard I Barlow's Lu 'n' Pryor's musicians. Wenr. Crooncr.Russo Columbo with his VAIPfl EXPENSE FAR ABOVE WO INCOME Valparaiso, Aug. A-report of field examiners of tr.e state board of accounts made public here today alleges that during a 1930.

thc income of -he city of-Valparaiso was-overspent S30000, Among specific allegations were that stone and asphalt repair were purchased at high prices, that 540,000 was expanded for repair of' city -streets without any improvement and that a. collection contract costing $3,600 per. year was let for INDIANA Today and Thursday. Nancy Carroll, Fredrick March in "Night Angel," also Charles Chase in "A Pip from and Bobby Jones in "The Spoon." Friday Nicht $5l In Gold Friday, Saturday Richard Arlen. Francis Dec, In "Caught" with Louise Dresser, also Laurel and Hardy.In."Be Big" and Paramount Sound News.

Comlnc. Sunday Will Rogers and.Ftfi Dorsay in "Young as You ISIS Today. "Dirigible," the new epic of the air with, Jack Holt, Ralph Graves and Wray. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Warner Baxter, Dorothy Mackaill and Zasu Pitts in "Their Mad Moment." Coming.

Sunday. Midnight premier, 11:00 Saturday night-- Barbara Stanwyck in "nght Nurse," with Ecn. Lyon, Clark Gable and Joan Elondell. COLONIAL Todny and Thursday. Otis Skinner in "Kismet." Friday, Saturday First Kokomo showing.

Buck Jones in "Texas Ranger" and Laurell Hardy in "Be Big." Coming Sunday. Joan Crawford' in "Laughing Sinners." PARAMOUNT Today and Thursday. Walter Hu3ton i "The Bad Man." Friday and Saturday Jack Pcrrin in "TrailsofDanger," also "Phantom of the. Wtst," Oswald cartoon and Strange as It Seems. Coming Sunday Edward Rob'lnioh in "Little Caesar." TWO CONVICTIONS' ARE OBTAINED IN LOTTERY CASES Indianapolis, Aug.

Indianapolis police department's drive against lottery "pools" resulted in conviction of two men in municipal court hero today. William Lytlc and Norville Ward, both at this city, were fined 5600' each and sentenced to serve thirty days in- jail. Police said they learned of the operation of the lottery through the complaint, of Dan Krislicr. representative of the "pool," that he had not been paid the $1,500 called for by a ticket he held. Several other persons arrested recently on charges of operating baseball" pools have been released.

John Royse, attorney for Lytle and attempted to have the charges against them dismissed on the grounds the warrants providing for the search that revealed the lottery were issued for seizure of baseball tickets: His motion was overruled, however. Rcyse said he would appeal the cases. $10,500. MICHIGANTOWN NEVVS Aug. 18- (Tribunc' Special)--Miv and Mrs.

Cloyd Leazer.by wish to announce the marriage of their daughter La Bcrla to'John son ot Mrs. Oral Maish, 'of this place, which took place. August 12 at the par- ROUTE OF DERBY TOUCHES INDIANA Cleveland, Aug. 18-- The itinerary of the transcontinental air derby starting at Santa Monica, Aug. 22 and ending here Aug.

30, today as follows: Sunday night, Aug. 23, Calcxico, Calif. Aug. Phoenix, Ariz; night, Tucson, Aug. 25, afternoon, Douglas, night, El Paso, Tex.

Aug. 26, afternoon, night, Amarillo, Tex. Aug. 27, Enid, Ok.a; night, Eartlesville, Oltla. Aug.

28, afternoon, Jefferson City, night. Emit St. Louis, 111. Aug. 29, afternoon Terre Haute, night Dayton, O.

Aug. 30, finish at Cleveland. CONllCiHltS, GIVES BMSELF UP Anderson, Aug. -Cornelius. McRcavy, 41, who appeared voluntarily today and asked that he be held for crimes committed in Seattle, Waterville.

New York City; and cities in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, was detained at police headquarters tonight for investigation. who said his homo is In Proyo, told officers over a period of ten years he hart employed many schemes to obtain He said; he wanted to make amends. WAWECONG--STTJDEBAKER By Dan Thomas. Hollywood becomes a famous she wants to wo," sifmon h. out of every year and roam the far corner.

he wold the other six months. She came to cap tal from, the New York-stage, but managed to obtain only a few snmJ parts ur.tl Samuel Golden saw her possibilities and starred her wi Ronald Colman in "Devil to Pay." Then Goldwyn forgot about her for a time But now he's exercised his option on her services for five years and she's headed for bigger and better things. Her. name is Florence Britten. TOJJOKKOW: Sho developed poise and rhythm riding.cow ponies, learned to dance In six weeks and a lucky break won her a.place In movielnnd.

Who is she? BRITISH SPEED CHAMPION TRAPPED IN PLANE COCKPIT AND DROWNED WOOD Today 'and 'Thursday. "KIKI" with Mary' Pickford. Friday' and 'Saturday. "Young Sinners'" 'wi'th Thomas Meighan, Har'die Albright and Dorothy Jordon. Comlnif' Sunday'.

"White Shoulders" with Jack Holt, Mary Astor and Ricardo Cortez. Shoots -Estranged Wife Washington, Aug. IS-- M. 27; of Brooklyn. New York, a -government printing offlce early' today shot and badly Injured 'his estranged wife, Mrs.

Esther Fasco, and then committed suicide 'by taking poison. Mrs. Fusco, who had. been married previously, has two children at Durham. North Carolina.

She and Fusco were married May this year and her suit for a divorce was scheduled to come up in court today. NOITCE For rent after Aug. 23 "Cutcy" cottage, Lake Manitou. O. C.

Moore, phone 3591. Calshot. Aug. Lieutenant G. L.

Brinton. British Schneider Cup speed was drowned yesterday when his crack S-6 plane, one of the ships' which set records, in the Schneider Cup races in 1920. plunged into thc sea. Lioutenunt Brinton a a in the cockpit and drowned before he could be released. The accident happened as dusk Tell over the race course in the Solent.

The plane had remained moored to its pontoons i the afternoon, awaiting improvement in the weather. Late the day a fellow i went aloft and gave a signal to Brinton that conditions wore all tflOK PlJLCC A 1 sonagc of- the Key. John Foster hoimlon to bo Held at pastor of the Christian church of i Bennetts Switch Park. pas .111. The single, ring cere that Bishop and Mrs.

M. T. Maze The couple was Bennetts' Switch, August IS. of Harrlsburg.Pa., formcrlyof a Waupccong school ton, will sail Wednesday for a four attended BenneUs wonka 1 vacation in Europe. Bishop Lcoanon ana vlc Sunday.

August 30. on weeks' vacation in Europe. Bishop and Mrs. Maze arc taking the trip in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Rev.

Maze- Is bishop of' the Evangelical church of- -the of the United eastern division States. Mrs. Maze -was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Goar, pioneers of the Jackson community and Rev, Maze Avos thc son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Maze, west Sh'arps- vllle. Their marriage took place at the Goar homestead, northwest of Tipton, now. the William'-Smyser farm. Will Go to Hospital.

Mrs. Alvla Ballard, North Poplar street, will be 'taken to the Coleman hospital at Indianapolis Wednesday in the Leatherman ambu- lance. Seriouxly III. Mrs. Bennie Moon, who resides on the Fred Bauer farm, southwest of Tipton, is at thc home, of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fox, East Jefferson' street, on the verge of a nervous. 'She has been in failing health; for the past year. DV MISS A i and James Burns of Mich- reunion will be held, at Bennetts i Thc brides dress was of Switch park August 30. Hinncio H.n-!«»,rt a large attendance of former shell pink chiffon with blonde iuiu a.

mi cessorles The graduated teachers and pupils is expected the Sci'rclevillc achpol th these schools, were, abandoned "it" the class of.1928, The groom- was a graduate, from the Michigantown high with the class fo He now-: a Junior cass at Purdue 'The young couple will, reside, near Michigantown for the present. Fred Reed and children returned to their home at. Marion--Sunday, after a few days'- ylsti 'With Mr. Reed's mothrc, Mrs. Rose Merrell; Mr and- Mrs.

Sffm Weaver are spending a -few', days with- Mrs. Weaver's, uncles, Charles and -Newton Somscl of Brethren, Mich. Dr. and -Mrs. Reddish -and son Junior.have gone' for.a.three, weeks' 'they expect to visit Yellowstone Park and other places of interest while and- Mrs.

William -De'ford at- 'tended the Ransofe'r. family reunion at-thc Kokomo. park Sunday. Mrs. Maud "Gallaher.

was a i guest' Mr. and Mrs. Larcn Robertson and family- of near Forest. several. years ago.

The 'Waupccong school bui.dmg, a two-story frame structure, was sold and torn, down shortly after being abandoned Clay township school took its place. The oid Stu'debaker school house, a one-story'frame structure, still stands on 'the old'site, a "half mile east of Waupecong, the school lot extending back what is known as the -old 1 John 'Stuclebaker farm, from which 1 the school took its NEV QUAKE'ROCKS TEXAS JN TUESDAY El Paso, Aug. earthquake jarred the Big Bend country of west Texas this afternoon and was felt westward Now Mexico on the heels of an earth disturbance that shook the section last Sunday. No one was reported injured. The tremors appeared to have been of greatest intensity at a village-of.

MO 160 miles east of El Paso. Residents fled panic-stricken into the streets as new cracks app a I walls already damaged by Sunday's, quake. Most of the houses arc adobe construction. the, Mexican quarter, many persons gathered -around churches and prayed for protection. launch, Mall Plane North German Lloyd liner Bremen reported by wireless today that she had catapuite'd a mail plane from its deck this' morning to carry mail to Boston.

r- this was believed to be thc Gei- mar. plane sighted at Capo Race which it was at first thought might be thc or.e in which Wolfgang Von Gronau is flying to America by way of Greenland. right. Lieut.cna.nt Erinton, 24, the youngest of thc British speed group, jumped into a launch and was taken out to 1 the plane which he was to fly for the first time. The piafic skimmed over the writer, attaining a speed of perhaps 100 miles an hour, and for a brief second it seemed to rise into the ale.

Then it fell back, sending up glittering cascade of water, and bounded about -10 feet into thc air before diving headlong into the sea. Lieutenant Brinton was one. 1 of the four upon whom Great Britain' was depending to set a-new world's speed record 12, when this year's Schneider Cup races are run against France and Italy. The wrecked machine' was the one in which the late Flight Lieut-' enant Waphorn -won last year's Schneider Cup trophy at a speed of more than 32S miles an. hour.

It was slightly altered since then and Squadron Leader Orlebar succeed-. ed in flying it at a rate of'357 miles an "hour. Air' Washington--Air travel i the United States is four, times safer, than it was three years i Actuarial Society of America ports. In 1830-the chance of death on passenger flights was one in 17000. In 1928 it.

was one, in 4,000. TODAY--THURSDAY OTIS SKINNER --In "KISMET" WItli All These Stars LORETTA YOUNG DAVID MANNERS Mary Duncan--Sidney Blackmer Ford Sterling Montague Love John St. Polls--Edmund Brcesc. "JCJsmct" Is adventure. Romance as fate elevates a Defrgar to power Action that lashes emotion In the greatest story of the npc.

Also VITAPHONE COMEDY SUNDAY and LABOR DAY EXCURSIONS trips for Jess i regular onc-wiy fsrc to stations OQ the Nickel Flaw railroad many Other points. Lcive on ccniia ciins Sttur- Sept. 5 icd all trains Sunday. Sept- 6, Renmi Sept. S.

For rull consult ticket NICKEL PLATE A I A Inipassioncd Love! I Reaching the heights 1 I of ecstasy the I depths of despair! The irresistible L'ov- I ers of "Laughter" I Re-United! NAJfCV CARROLL FREDRICK MARCH NIGHT ANGEL" Hoosler -Marine Killed. Shelbyville, Aug. 3 )-Mrs. Phllo of Jackson township, has received notification that her son, Howard Huron Bozell, stationed with the U. S.

marine corps in Shanghai; China, has been killed. The no details of the death. It said the body would reach San Francisco about Sept. Burial will be at PAMOU TODAY--THURSDAY Walter HUSTON --IN-- He's the Rbbinhood the desert. Women cry children rave over him.

He's the greatest character the- screen haw ever known. ACT--NEWS Sunday "LITTLE CABSAS" COMFORTABLY COOL TODAY--THURSDAY' 3. I smart mpd- arn, ious entertainment with the'greatest of stars playing-a dynamic little madcap bent pn winning her- man. --IN "KIKI" A Chance to See TONITE! "DIRIGIBLE" Jack Holt--Halph Graves--Fay Wray TOMORROW Under a Spanish Moon A magic night, a lonely woman, an audacious lover-- no price was too much no sacrifice loo great for MIR MAD MOMENT with WARNER BAXTER DOROTHY MAGKAILL ZASC PITTS--MARY DOKAN Also Little Honeymoon" Comedy.