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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1935 Thirty One of the competitors in the! Brown, who is blind. He covered London to Brighton (England) the 104-miie distance in 23 hours v-alk was 50-year-old Archie and 17 minutes. STAR GAZEiCV) JUVENILE HOBBY CLUB Kitten Coloring Contest By CAPPY DICK Iff CLAY R. POLLAN' MAR 22 BIGGEST SAVINGS BIGGEST SELECTIONS UftIA SETT.

23 rh. OCT. 23 feLw 20! iiii ii i hi ii i 1 1 ii mmwm Your Doily Activity Guidt According to the Start. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers eti 1 ia 51 62 71 77-73-81-87 Bandits Hit Rummy Players for $15,500 in Cash, Rings NEW YORK, Aug. 17 '(API-Ipolice were called there shortly Three masked bandits burst into midnight, midtown hotel suite last night, The three vere identified as bound eight men who had beerr Stanley Parker of Manhattan, plaving cards there and escaped Oscar Chason of Brooklyn and with $15,500 in cash and jewelry, 'Lester Lipson of Manhattan.

police reported. Police said the $10,000 ring be- The trio entered I 21st-Roor longed to Lipson, the $2500 ring to suite in the Hotel Warwick, 65 Parker, and the third ring to West 54th at II p. m. EachlChason. wore a handkerchief mask and Detectives Albert Giarnella and carried a revolver.

(Donald Eolker said the bandits or your zodiac birth sign. SCOIPIO Today'i OCT. J' NOV. 22 Vi i-v MAY 21 Follow A You 3-10-56-5-1 '63-65-82-8d 2- 6- 9-35 142.43-69 The Interests SAOITIAtlUS NOV. 23 GEMINI CyV JWC 22 You Lead Boys and girls! Here's your chance to win a new Cappy Dick contest prize a set of play money (coins and paper bills), plus a plastic coin purse.

Ten of these play-money outfits will be awarded as the prizes in today's easy coloring contest. One set will go to each boy or girl who sends in one of the 10 most neatly prepared correct entries. The contest is easy to enter and easy to win. There are two main things to do. First, using your patnts or DEC 22 3 l- 5-u-id OUR THIRD STORE 11-13-17410 44.46-8C-88V The robbers bound the nanos waiKea in uie ooor, wnicn the victims, thrust them into a 'was unlocked, gathered the loot.

S753-61-7? CANCil CAPtlCOtN closet and escaped with loot Douna me men wim cioines ported as consisting of a and locked them in a large 61 Go-orieod 62 Or 63 Need 64 Your 65 Attention 66 You 67 Or 63 Business 69 Friends 70 Weaknesses 71 Weaknesses 72 S'onol 73 Other 74 People 75 Or 76 Privacy 77 Pertominj 78 To 79 Require 83 Ee 81 Ederly B2 Get 83 Can 84 Bring 85 Attention 86 Busy 87 People 31 Don't 32 Assume 33 Moves 3 More .35 Of 36 Anyone 37 For 38 Affairs 39 Intrude AO Con 41 Are 42 Partner 43 Or 44 Favored 45 Betroy 46 But 47 Personal 43 For 49 Money 50 A 51- Problems 52 Decision 53 The 54 From 55 Thing 56 Or 57 58 Thon 59 Distone DEC. i diamond rina. two other diamond i closet. )BB The victims broke the door open JAN. rings valued at ana uuv, and abut $1000 in cash.

VV 5-21-28-4? 7- rL2C-254i and untied each other. Five of the group then left the hotel and their three companions declined to Police said only three ol tne vic 49-67-68 50-59-79-85S -f i 10 Lot It Your 12 Could 13 Money Should 15 Lucky Is Give 17 Interein 18 Don't 19 Let 20 Hove 21 Aspect 22 Disclose 23 Seek 24 Good 25 At 26 Period 27 Opinions 28 Operate 29 And tims, who had been playing gin uo AQUAMUS rummy, were in the suite when identify them, police said. JAN. 21 I JULY AUG 23 BOSTON 5 "RECORD STOKE 1. ALL LP's AT LIBERAL DISCOUNTS 2.

LARGEST SELECTION: All Labels All Types Classical, Popular, Background and Jazz 10-33-40-43 18-19-36-39, Wrong Boy Saved; K. of C. Membership 70-75-84-901 I60-M-76 vmso Record 929,996 88 Conservative) AU5 24 I MSCIS MAR. 21 5S 89 Handle prize winners will be published here and their awards will be sent to their homes by mail. Cappy Dick Prize Winners Winners of the sets of five wire puzzles offered as the prizes for the 10 most neatly prepared correct solutions to the match-'em-up puzzle published Wednesday, Aug.

SEPT 22 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17 (AP) 90 Trouble 60 Upon 30 Rosh crayons, color the picture of the kitten in the picture above. Secondly, decipher the kitten's name which is printed in scrambled letters on the tag it is wearing. When you have completed these two tasks, clip the picture out and paste it on a sheet of paper or a postal card. Beneath it print the deciphered name of the kitten.

Also print your name, age and address. If you believe it will make your entry neater and more attractive, add any decorations you desire. Your last step Is to address your bl-32-34-55fT1 Good Adverse 54-73-74 586-83-89 -A Membership In the Knights of Columbus is the largest in its 73-! year history. Supreme Knight tSf ARRIVED! NEW DON SHIRLEY 'Copter Lets Child, 9, Drown HELSTONV Aug. 17 (Rett, ters) Police here expressed feat today that a helicopter team had saved the wrong boy yesterday and permitted a 9-year-old boy to drown despite shouts for help.

Early today a body was washed ashore which was believed to be that of Ronald Thorpe, f. Police Luke E. Hart has reported. Getting News the Hard Way 3, are the following young readers: 3.W "PIANO PERSPECTIVES'; 12" LP Reg. 3.98 Maureen Flaherty, 9.

7 Spring Hart said the membership has reached a total of 929,998 In 3506 councils in the United States, Canada, Cuba and the Philippines. Garden Dorchester; Irene contest entry to Cappy Dick at the Trio Captured 3 Times in Camp Drum "Battle" Hart made the report to the K. of C. national convention which opened yesterday with approximately 3000 delegates attending. believe he may have been the bather in distress which a Navy helicopter was called to rescue 70 yards off the Cornish coast.

The helicopter picked up another child about the same age and returned him to his family. Boston Globe. Boston 7, and bmith, II, 130 Greaton road, west mail it before midnight of dayoxbury; Arthur Davis. 203 Har-after tomorrow. 'vard Cambridge: Robby An- The contest judges will examine thony, 8.

29 Woodland road, I.ex-pll entries to find those that showUngton; Toby Siegcl. 10. 196 Pop-the kitten's name correctly de-ilar Chelsea; Sally Blangeard. ciphered. They will reexamine the 11.

109 Emerald Medford; John correct entries to select the 10 that.LuonKo, 14, 17 Garfield av Chel-are the most neatly prepared.lsea; Beverly Potter, 11, 13 Cobb The play-money outfits, including! drive. Limestone, Mollie metal coins, paper money ancTDarrah, 12, Chelsea. and Fran-plastic purses, will be awarded to ces Smith. 12, 68 Center Con-the boys and girls who sent cord. N.

H. those 10. I The prizes will be delivered by Names and addresses of the 10 mail within a short time. Thev also were told the K. ol It is a very uncomfortable ieel- insuranro program now has nearly ing to stand in darkness and see! $500,000,000 worth of insurance in By ROBERT W.

LEARY CAMP DRUM, N. Aug. 17- nothfne but trees and shadows, force with assets or I was captured three times. and then to see the flashes of MaJ John J. Molloy of Lexing rifles pointed in your direction OPENING SPECIAL'S: 3-SrEr: PHONOGRAPH LONDON Essex Discovery Rainbow jf 4r KING'S WAY tffH MERCURY WESTMINSTER Hi "--LP'.

7 Ml 5 Senet 4.98 Excrpt S0048 ton, public information officer of even if they are shooting blanks. the 26th Yankee Infantry Division here, and I was bouncing back to our barracks in a jeep driven by Cpl John Savage of West Quincy, Real Estate Repossessed Sgt Hudson, along with Pvt John Casey of Hyde Park and Pvt Carl Quaran-Teens DENVER, Aug. 17 (AP) If 20 errant youngsters- had any hope ton B. Hazelton of Dover, escorted Brahma Bull Shot 20 Times Roams Alabama City when we spotted a parachute flare drifting down over one of the training areas. 'One of the outfits Is having a night problem," said the major.

Let's take a look." snon hart nrnhtpms nf ntir us into the command post. By the time we got in to talk to Lt Col Arnold W. Hunter, battalion com MONTGOMERY, Aug. 17 own. More flares were up now.

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The 21st youthful suspect, a 9-year-old boy, was jailed for investigation of stealing comic books. Detective John Leavitt notified the boy's mother by telephone yesterday. Her startled reply: "Heavens! How did he get out the house? He has the mumps!" A police physician examined the boy and said she was right. had his C. P.

knocked out. vehicles all through the area had their lights turned on, signifying that they had also been disabled bam' of Mi's as we neared the area. We still had our highbeams on as we rolled down a dirt road into the bivouac site of the 726th Ordinance Battalion. There was no mnnn Tht wnorlo urera rlarlf anrl escaped from a slaughter house yesterday and was roaming free although hit by about 20 pistol bullets. Five armed men stalked the dangerous animal until sundown Amone the agressor troops were Bgt frank J.

Brunetta ot jt 623 WASHINGTON ST. Newly Rerfodeled 85 SUMMER ST. Boston's Largest Record Stort until'the sound of small arms fire, now and then gave up the hunt daylight. 60 B0YLSTCN ST. (HOTEL TOURAINE) Sharon, who bombed the C.

Sgt Clyde A. Booth of Milford. fc fr Procorvati nf Fram. steady, now sporadic, reverberated Austin Brown, superintendent of through the cool air. packing company, said the bull "Halt put out those lights who goes there?" "Maj Malloy, P.

I. "Advance and be recognized. ixvuv-. ingham and Sgt Francis Hazel of Needham. Lt Gen Thomas W.

Herren, commanding officer of the First Army, arrived here yesterday to inspect SLOANE FURNITURE COMPANY The major came back and said Massachusetts units in training that we had run into "aggressor' troops under the command of "shook off those pistol bullets like they were fleas. He's big and dangerous." While cornered near Oakwood Cemetery, the bull charged a television news photographer who narrowly missed being gored when he stumbled and fell on his camera. The bull took a swipe at photographer Hy Brown of WFA-TV. but a stream of pistol bullets turned his charge. Brown suffered only a slight knee injury from the fall.

Capt Richard Pierce of Reading. With a group of veteran noncoms from Company of the 726th. he SYKES CENTER Hours 10-4 Moil, thru Frl. Mon. Evts.

S-8) Sat. 10-2 was to try to infiltrate the bat-talign's position to give recruits an idea of what night fighting is like. Criir4 Physical Aids for R.otiri. Hearing Lett ftnS Artificial llmfet He toured the recruit school of the 94th (Bay state) Reserve Division, and observed the troops on maneuvers today. The 94th moved out of the base camp and began maneuvers last night.

Youngest soldier with the division is Pvt Ernest Churchill of 135 Riverdale Gloucester, who was sworn in on his 17th birthday, Aug. 7, and left for camp the following Saturday. Churchill attended meeting for several months without pay, before he was eligible to sign up. The 94th holds its annual review on Friday. The 80 BQVLSTON 5S8 LITTLE BIDC, Botton, Mass, 6-9800 I Got a Colonel" The captain released us and The $861,000,000 public utility in SLOAME'S gave us directions to the battalion command post.

Two minutes later, riding down another dirt road. development program mapped by Egypt includes electrification of the Aswan Dam, Caira learns. Halt! Oet out of the vehicle. fut your hands on your heads and line up beside the vehicle. Hurry up or somebody's going to get RfcCUlUD.

LIKE NtW (lil 1-YR. GUARANTEE IS Si Yankee Division's review will be hurt'" Arid one by one, CWO Robert held tomorrow evening, at which IT TV XV1 'Ml iILCO Rhodes of waltham led us to a small ridge beside the road and sat us down with two other prisoners. Then he announced with pride that shortly before we came TABLE MODELS ORIG. FACTORY PRICE S169.95 COMPLETE WITH lime me preaeniduuu ui wmus iu. outstanding rookies will be made.

The winners were announced last Saturday, but the awards qould not be presented since the parade scheduled for that day was post-; poned because of rain. I The division will return to Bos-; ton Saturday. Wfl ILL (T tm SWIVEL TABLE T'JFY r7ct TT nd V-BALL EASY TERMS i ONLY $8.00 DOWN BALANCE $1.25 WK. AERIAL! along he captured a colonel, a permanent officer of this post, who inspects National Guard troops on maneuvers. a "I held him for a while, then let USTI NO "EXTRAS" clouding yeyr windshield Wipe it off 1 quickly, easily with baking soda Just sprinkle baking soda on a damp cloth.

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