Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 4

ONCLAEIS BODY Richardson on Committee Of TTiree Requested By President WASHINGTON, D. April Representative William E. Richard aon of the Berks County, Pa, district, today ni named on a committee of three which President Roosevelt asked to be formed to Investigate certain claims and obligations of Americsan nationals in other countries, ana to formulate legislation to take care of the claims. I Borne of the claims go back to the Vera Cruz occupation Mexico in 1914, the occupation of Tientsin, China, in 1929, and the recent Nica raguan occupation by the United States Marines. Others hare to do with matters arising in Canada, Great Britain, and the Continental countries.

The committee will review State Department records, hold hearing), and take testimony during the next few weeks. Richardson has been in Washing ton continuously since January ,3, where his committee duties and the sessions of Congress have taken practically all of his time. The congressman does not expect the cession to end before June. GOOD NEWS AWAITS MISSING ZENTGRAF Son Hopes It Will Bring. Father Back Ernest W.

Zentgraf, Staten Island, N. manufacturer who has been missing for a week, has good news in store for him if he communicates with the members of his family who have been searching through three states for him. Philip Zentgraf, a son who is recting the search which is being carried on by police in and around Reading the last city in which the paper manufacturer was known to have been in said that officials of the paper company announced business to be better than it has been for a long time. "I know that father was worried greatly about the business," the son said, "so I know that he would be happy to learn that things were picking up." Knowing his father enjoyed farming, the son hoped yesterday that he might be found on a Berks county farm. KEIM AND JONES ASHLAND SPEAKERS Isaae W.

Keim, state treasurer of the Young Democratic clubs of Pennsylvania, and president of the Young Men's Democratic Association of Berks county, and Herbert J. Jones, president of the Sixth Ward Democratic club, were among speakers at a party rally heW in Ashland, Schuylkill county. Miss Margaret Bickert, chairman of the Twenty fifth Ward, Philadelphia, and Roy Brownmiller, commissioner of Schuylkill county, were ether speakers. Accompanying Keim and Jones from Reading was Oscar Frederick son, vice chairman of the Berks organization. WHOcaFIRSTp in AMIRIWn: By Joph Nathaa Kaae Aathor Famous First Facta" Who wM the Irst woauut law graduate la? AaserlcaT When was the frst posugo metering machine made? Wfeea was the irst PaU steeper built? Answer la aext issuer AMERICAN WDCTATTOH OF LABOR arr BS LASOR UNION, ORGANIZED 1681.

PWST MHR4TONIS Dc rweeN PHILADELPHIA FIRST StATC HACHSR8' CONVfNTION Answers toTfeTloMa Qaeationa flRIGINAL name of the A of L. was "The Federation of Organized Trades and Labor It was organized at Pittsburgh, and adopted Its present title in 1886. An insurance company setup the first milestones, the atones indicating the number of miles from Philadelphia. The first teachers' convention was billed as "The State Convention of Teachers and Friends ot Education." What's Doing In Reading AMONG YESTERDAY'S EVENTS YOUNG People's dinner rally at Grace Lutheran church, evening. Speakers, the Rev.

Harold Mumper, of Lltitz. and Mist Mildred I. Runyeon. SPRING rally Sixth ward Democrats, Sons of eVterans' hall," Front and Sim streets, night. ROTARY club members entertained at Albright college, 6 p.

m. CLOSrNG dinner or Y. M. C. A.

Round Up at association building, 0 p. m. TODAY SPECIAL registration day for those who did not register last fall, who have moved Into new districts or who wish to change party enrollments. ELEVENTH annual Indoor circus opens at Y. M.

C. 8 p. m. RECEPTION to Reading and Berks county high school seniors at Albright college. 7 p.

m. ANNUAL card party of Neverslnk Forest. Tall Cedars, in Rajah temple ballroom, night. MEETING May day committee of Federated Trades council to plan May day celebration, at council headquarters, 7:30 p. a.

PRESENTATION "His Best Investment," three aot comedy drama, by choir of St. Mark's Reformed church, la ohurch, night. THURSDAY, APRIL ANNUAL Junior Senior oratorical contest of Albright college In college chapel, night. "NIGHT OF MUSIC" presented by combined musical organisations of Reading Senior High school, la school auditorium, night. NORTHEASTERN Republican league card party at The Berkshire, night.

ANNUAL supper and rally ot Reading Council of Religious Education at I AND 'THE READNq, TIMES, READING, PA.V AIMSITf COST TO MARIANS Club Has Annual ltleetis; As Guest cf Resdfcx College Rotarians last night invaded "the Albright college campus for their annual meeting as guests of the college. Meeting In the dining hall, they were greeted by Dr. J. Warren Klein, president; addressed by Elmer L. Mohn, president of the Albright College Alumni association, and entertained by brief talks and musical programs by students.

FreaieU Visitors Mohn, principal speaker, stressed the Reading Music Festival, to be held June 6 and 7 In the college stadium under the auspices of the college. He predicted the festival will bring at least 15,000 visitors to the iampus. The alumni association head spoke on "Albright College Today." He urged a closer relationship between the college activities and the city, with its civic and social clubs. The music festival," he said, "Is a step in the right direction in linking tbe city of Reading with its college." More than 100 Rotary club members attended the meeting. Their number was augmented by some 300 students and faculty members.

Bishop S. C. Breyfogel, honor guest, wes Introduced by Miss Mildred Rothermel, a member of the Junior class. Brief talks on various phases of life at Albright were given by four students' H. LeRoy Brinlnger, "Academic Stanley Hlno, Miss Dorcas Haines, "Life of a Girl," and Ogho Hoff negle, "Religious; Life." All are fenior class members.

Music was furnished by the col lege band the Men's Glee club and the mixed chorus of 39 voices. Olaf freshman class member, played a piano solo. Dr. Enrin D. Funk, Reading hospital pathologist and Rotarian, presided over the Calvary Reformed church, p.

m. LIONS club luncheon meeting at Wyomlsslng club, noon. High school students present program. PRESENTATION His Best investment," three act comedy drama, by choir of St. Mark' Reformed church, In church, night.

MEN'S Dry league of Pennsylvania meets at Y. M. C. 7:30 p. m.

I FRIDAY, APRIL 21 MSETTNG Lehigh Valley section American Chemical society Jit Albright college, night, sponsored by Reading Chemists' club. Addresses by B. M. Pierce, of New Jersey, and Paul Merkel, Reading city chemist. DEBATE between teams of Wharton Extension school and Kutztown State Teachers' college, at M.

C. 8 p. m. reading cnaoter, national Associa tion of Cost Aocountants at Berkshire hotel; dinner at 8:30 p. meeting at 8 p.

m. Speaker, A. J. Minor Philadelphia, Industrial and cost engineer. SATURDAY, APRIL.

ZS OPENING Youth week wltfa outdoor events at nine city playgrounds. In morning, sponsored by Council of Civic clubs, school district and city recreation department. COMMUNITY Hiking club Hikes to Lovers' Leap, High's woods, Poplar Neck, Flying Hill. Mt. Penn creek valley, wood, trails, Yellow Clay, leaving Ninth and Laurel streets at 2 p.

m. SUNDAY, APRIL CHANGE to daylght saving time by setting clocks on hour ahead at 2 p. m. labor lyceum memoen meet at lyceum. 11 a.

m. MONDAY, ArRILt ANNUAL luncheon Reading 8chool of Leadership Training, Y. W. C. 7:15 p.

m. annual, session Heading Heionnea Clasels begins In St. Thomas church. Eleventh and Windsor streets, DME DHASH0 TRAMC (HE Pedestrian Crossings to Szt Back to No row Portion cf Square (Cwattaaea Frssa Page Oa commissioner said, studyint the map, draw to scale, which tbe society presented, "it will relieve the congestion and confusion of the present system with automobiles swinging around the traffic gooes, and It will mean far greater safety for pedestrians, Mast Waft Farther "Tbe pedestrians' walk and the trolley loading stations will both be outside the circles. It will mean; however, that pedestrians crossing Penn street will have to walk a little farther, but I'm sure that every citizen will be glad to sacrifice a little shoe leather for increased safety.

"Penn square is one of the widest thoroughfares in America. Many, many times elderly persons have complained to me that they are unable to cross the street before the traffic light changes and they become dangerously marooned in the center of a sea of automobiles and trucks. With this' new plan, the width of the Penn street crossings will be greatly reduced, consequently reducing the chances for accidents." Thinks It Worth Trial Giles said he studied the plan thoroughly with Mayor Ennentrout and that both were convinced it deserved a trial. "This administration has always been willing to try out any worthy plan which will work towards the safety and well being of citizens," said the commissioner. "We appreciate greatly the Interest and work of the Reading Architectural society and hope that the plan will meet with success.

Wants CitUeni' Reactions "I ask all motorists and pedestrians, after giving the new system a fair trial, to communicate with my office and. advise me whether they think it is an improvement. After all, the plan has been drawn up for the benefit of the citizens, and it is for them to Judge whether, or not they like it." Shortly after the first of next month the circle will be painted, the commissioner said, and when the system is ready for trial. standards wil also be placed around the inner circle so that motorists will not be confused. Extra police will be assigned to aid motorists in negotiating the turns.

We seek to prevent one woman taking another's cook, and we hope to establish the efficiency of the: home And of servant. Mrs. W. Wayne Babcock of Philadelphia, organizing a domestics code. Wtl Match Fsats Ts Msst Aay Ces SPRING SUITS $14.75, $19.75, $22.75 fllLUAUC Mt PENN' ST.

'TAILOR AND CLOTMUI (0) (0 4 zj 1 YOUR vislfearaii i wW ty. af your Miar i STOMACH SAYS: (kjOiiUtd ri tdi. Plenty more butter. Just i 'filOr5. "V'hJP J7 the kind of bread I heed )JTh1X 1 keep up with all the rf.

energy you use! Another yy ff COlHT, M. rtlMOFt Kiwi 1M I I tr hi Lr1 MIL lULuxs If WEDNESDAY MORNING, APR1LMS, T9 BiTMl SCHOOL FIGHT M1ECAST Eshelman Warns Ilcll Oppose Any Program Increasing Taxes (CMttaaai Ttmm Fata Oae) only 1,500,000, and that if that sum were exceeded without further board authorization, tbe board would be violating the law. Against Catting Cast "I feel the people voted for the $2,000,000 to be spent, and I wouldn't like to try to build the Southwest school with $125,000, or any such small sum that might be left after the Northwest and Stout schools were built," President S. Ij. Hettinger declared.

"You still have $500,000 to borrow, which was authorized last November," Eves pointed out. "If we spend more than the I would vote against any increase the tax Eahelman said. I still believe the three baildings now pro be built with 1M, McDonough spoke up immediately. "The voters authoried a $2,000,000 loan," McDonough said. "They were warned during the campaign that this might and probably would require higher taxes, and knowing this, they still approved the loan.

Our children's shouldn't be deprived of adequate schools even though they necessitate a tax raise. REFRIGERATION Salos and Sarvlco Day or Night Oaalar Service a Specialty Call 4 5135 Davis Coal A Supply Co. Pound off JANE TAKtS A SUSQISTION THE JAD METHOD IS MARVEL0US JE6A IT NOW AND CONDENSED JAD SALTS COST ONLY A DAY! Take teaipoooful New Ctminui JAD Salts every moraia. and follow aiaiplo sag gettioaa aboot sstiaf. 2 JANE A FtW WCCKS LATtk GRACEFUL AND SLENDER SO vital! fM PROUD Of YOU jane! a Unsightly fat melts away the chirm aly the ileoder perioa has return.

aSBBBBBBBBSSr JS saSfSr I am property owner or at least I have an equity in my home and I shall pay my proportionate share of the increase. But shall gladly assume the added burden, even la times like these, if the children of Reading can have modern BXtoola." '4 The upshot of the argument was that the board unanimously adopted Hendricks motion to inform the architects destgmng the Southwest achool that the board was in no position to instruct them to go ahead with their plans until the cost of the Northwest and Stout schools were known. 7. Monitions manufacturers should be considered as rendering a patriotic service so Ions; as our producte are necessary for the de fense of the Empire. Sir Herbert A.

Lawrence, British munitions manufacturer. Cells dcvrclct Card esd Trcclxo KICHARD ALBRIGHT weD kaawa aatoaieofle salet aum far the past 8 years, invites bis friends to take a rid ia the new 1934 Cheviot "Dick" will be lad to weleem kit friends at the Fred Morfaastera Ckev relet at Nertk Fifth Street aad Centra Avenue, where ke stands ready aad wflhng to kelp yon tare money oa a new or rued automobile. IFat a Day Ripped Off Easy Ne Way For 14 a Week! fODERN scicac new make tb fat person dream of bliss com true You cat your fill and yet trow thin I Los a much a seven full pound a week. Aad from th sty art daw, look pounds lifhter than you rsaOy arc) AD tail at sco of 2 a day I Annul It's amasiagly easy. You just do two atapl thins.

Take a teupoonhd of th new Oondtntt JAD Salt in a alas of water before breakfast. Mak two small chances dietas explained in th foidet inside th JAD package you get. That's all. Yonr first glass of Condtiued JAD Salt often rip off as much as three pounds of weight the body' moisture weight in 24 hour. You look pounds lighter in an hour for it almost instantly banishes all puftV ness and bloat from the face.

And the System is quickly cleared of toxins and depleting poisons. GrowThin on a Full Stomach! You literally never need know hungry moment! By the JAD method, you can sat ven store than you do now I And if normally overweight, you can lose 4 to 7 pound a week this way; never be hungry and feel better than you hive foryear. The Condtntti JAD Salts keep you fit and active. The dietary change rip off th fat swiftly. The grace and personal charm only a slender perioa has, return to you.

Month 's Supply New Condemtd ad Salts only 60 Just ask for th new Condensed JAD Salts at any drug store. JAD in this new powdered form is amazingly economical. A month' supply is only 60 you can actually follow this scientific plsn for 14 a weekl Don't forget: Condensed JAD Salt. And begin the JAD Method of reducing tomorrow. Th Jad Salta remember Is urged poison banishing agent to banish unhealthy bloatiiut Mting and to eliminate body mo is tfJt ture not as a reducing one.

maw Safe at Home you well. It's worth its small cost to have the assurance that it's there in case of need. All day, all night, it stands faithful guard, ready at any instant to summon For your family's sake for your peace of mind you need a telephone in your home! You can have one for less thap a dime a THl BILL TttimONB COMPANY OF HWKS YtVANI A MmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmbmmmmmsmmA 3 rZOXX till 11ELLONS LIK13 NEW WAY TO.REGISTRB rtriLzvnax. Apm Aodrew W. Uellon tried out the new permanent wtstration gyatem Today You Are Invited! to Pomeroy's .4 50tii Birthday Party Mrs.

Geo. S. Pomeroy, Sr. will serve tea and cake to allV who attend this celebration. 100 lb.

cake baked byMaierV Bakery. 6th Floor Auditorium No Admission Charge mi iin.iiwmiTi' ft'jnf ml Rose Bushes Now ia the time to plant Rose Bushes, Evergreens, and Flowering Shrubs so that vou will have tiful garden. Herex in. this is your opportunity to PURE FOOD BERKS COUNTY FRESH LAMB I R(YNr CHOPS BEEF 23cis. 6 CLUB STEAKS ib.

25cib. TENDER LEAN LEAN ROUND SLICED HAMBURGER STEAK BACON STEAK CmO lb. Pkg. Ass a lb. aQ ideal.

DOG FOOD 4 30' MIRACLE WHIP Dressing or Spread Pint 10c Pint 1.18c Quart 30c Kraft spread Cheese PINEAPPLE PIMENTO OLJVE READING TIMES Insurance Application Coupon Inauranea Dapartmant, Mail Thit Application Coupon Today Reading Tlmaa, Roadina, Pa. rises' P1 I melTtBg Th EesSing Times by Csrrtor sr M0 sn I I (stst wtales). Plesas esntlnas dellTsry lor sas yesr. Ibis I I I subscriber ts Th. IssSial Times.

Mesa Prsser I I stsrt th ttm my address Isr ens yesr. I will sy the Sssrs srrtof.ssJeBs delivsrs the Eaelese. fli II amy ssst ot Cemslets Aldt nZ t.r yesr. I anderttsnd ths pelley will be limed sad mailed ts my address wlthla a few days. I sa la soaad meatsl sad phyilssl sadltlsa.

NOTEj MaO tabseriatlsas saysble NAME. STBEET today with his son. Paul, and reported be Is in favor ot It. 1 like this system, it only takes a few said the former secretary thj treasury. Both registered as Republicans.

at 2 P.M. Special 2 Price Sale! andShrubs' a beau ir Jf V2 Price save. DEPARTMENT EGGS 17' Dor. KRAFT CHEESE Swiss. Amrlesn, Pimento.

Velveeta, Limburger, Velveets Pimento. y2 lb. pkg. 15 8 Oe. Jtr 1 Cs Jar PIMENTO KAY la sdTsac.

AGE. raorra TOWN BJ.D. BOX IT occtrrsnoN BENEnCIAET aiLATIONSHTF Nete rr addttlsaal aellelc far ether Members ot ths family another roope. Erery member ef th family liriaf at ths earns address where Baser is dellrered, bet wees th aree IS sad TS, asy sssar a seUey fsr II. St eseh sallcy wttheat taking aa sitr payer..