The Paducah Sun-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 4

PAGE FOUR 'AUG. tag iss THE PADUCAH SUN-DEMOCRAT PARENTAL PROBLEMS New York Day By Day Eleanor Vs. Avery For plain, unadulterated sport, many of us would unhesitatingly vote to see a ten-round bout between charming and vivacious Eleanor Holm Jarrett, backstroke swimming star, and Avery Brundage, grand poobah of the American Olympic delegation. Such a con Sunshine And Shadows By Associated Risf-- GOUVERNEUR, N. Y.

An i The Paducah Sun-Democrat Published by PADUCAH NEWSPAPERS, Incorporate 408-13 Kentucky Avenue, Paducah, Ky. Edwin J. Paxton, Publisher NEWS Established 1871 VISITOR Established 1883 SUN Established 1896 DEMOCRAT Established 1901 -By O. O. NEW YORK, Aug.

11 The appointment of Richard Watts, Jr. now Dickie Watts along istence of milk and honey appe to Molly, a cow owned by Blon n( Crane of Watchle. Entered as second class matter at the pos toffies at Paducah, Kentucky. Molly grazes near McCrane's hives. I All Departments Telephone 2900 Tipping them over, she consun i I some 30 pounds of the sweet bits of boxes and wire bind mixed in.

Sick and with her III HDE 7 test would be far more entertaining than any heavyweight prize fight. Eleanor, who quaffed some highballs on board the Manhattan, and otherwise outraged the best traditions of Olympian athletic training, has been staying on in Berlin as an interested spectator, without expectation of taking part in any of the aquatic events. Prof. Brundage had shown her the gate In no uncertain terms, and she didn't even take her bathing suit out of the trunk. But the professor evidently nursed a grudge aganst the pretty backstroke champion.

Through his mouthpiece, Dr. Leo Donath, Brundage informed Mrs. Jarrett that she must not compete in any amateur athletic competition in Europe. This is covering a lot of territory. Eleanor Jarrett is still an American amateur swim swollen from bee stings, she wi drew to meditate.

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ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE QUINCY, Mass. Patrolma; the Rialto to succeed the popular Percy Hammond, makes him the youngest dramatic reviewer to spangle the Death Watch. It was Hammond's wish that the ruddy Irishman should take on his critical Watts has proved himself not only a skilled writer, but one of the interesting figures of the New York scene. Just shading the 30's, he has Journeyed to all parts of the world. Bespectacled and collegiate, his prototype may be seen on any college campus.

A shy fellow who blushes. He attends first nights always with his mother, whose familiar sprays of orchids are as much a part of the premiere as Herb Swope's curtain time rush to his front row seat. Watts began his newspapering as the movie critic on the same paper he now adorns. And is one of the town night owls. A meticulous dresser, he is nevertheless an evening clothes atheist.

And always appears in a business suit with a blue-collared shirt. He Is a native of Charleston, W. coming from a family of wealth and aristocracy, making him nearest to the Richard Harding Davis type of the era. John MacDonald found yo can't fool a five-year-old young ster a nickel sounds blggi i than a quarter anytime. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the vse or republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper.

The boy was crying. MacDor aid offered him a nickel hush, but when he went to pa off found he had only a quai ter. He handed that over, but tl youngster shook his head, "Yc promised me a nickel." Mai Donald held up traffic while I made change. What's News Flaming monuments to man's carelessness are America's great north woods, as fprest fires Greenwich Village is trying to shake off its BECKLEY, W. Va.

Guards sweep tens of thousands of acres in seven past and thumb away from the Bohemian riga- mer. Simply because she aroused the wrath of the American Olympic bosses and was figuratively kicked out of the Berlin contests, is no reason why she should be ordered off the continent, by Brundage. There will be a good deal of sympathy on Art Jarrett's side If he goes through with his lawsuit. Art probably doesn't need the money, but it would do him good to see Brundage spanked by a civil court jury. This country made no complaint when the commander of the United States Olympic group ruled its star backstroke swimmer out of the game.

The people figured that rules are rules and in an amateur contest the contestants should obey them. But what Eleanor does in Berlin now is no business of Brundage's. Herr Hitler doesn't control all of the amateur games in Europe, nor does Brundage. Eleanor has cause for righteous indignation. states.

Some of the blazes perhaps were start marole that has aureoled it with free love, san ed the penitentiary van, cou i daled its feet and streaked it with atheistic ed from other than human causes, but proper their prisoners and found were one short. I gibber. Will Irwin claims much of the sup precautions would have prevented them from roreadine in the manner they have. Value of Inquiry brought a shout from! THE CHILD NEXT DOOR WZO ALWAYS CALLING YOUR LITTLE GIRL DURING HER AFTERNOON NAP pressed Bohemia today exists only in the minds of press agents who emphasize the idea that WOP ail: the timber destroyed is almost inestimable, and "What's your hurry? Cant genius lives In garrets to rent uncomfortable rooms and squeaky walk-ups. Many believe a great section of one of our most important vacation areas is ruined for that purpose for give me time to put on my The Village has had its purge and is today up?" years to come.

Hunting and fishing preserves as free of Leftists and sundry garrulous crack Mrs. Garnett Smith walked are ruined, with much game killed. Lives' are lost. A systematic ranger and observation plan, Seen hile Roaming By Henry Ward In Hollywood By United Press- pots as Sutton or Beekman Places. a minute later, her face neatly backed up with arrangements for throwing dered and rouged.

She climbed the bus and it rolled on its The Village is the sixth richest of 26 dis It's hard for Europeans to understand Ameri HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 11 U.R)- hundreds of fire fighters into action promptly when they are needed, will prevent reoccurrence Just why candidates feel It neces tricts in New York and has a greater percent can politics, says a returned traveler. But it's Alice Brady, screen and stage star man to prove that the ugly men get the good-looking women. Mrs J. B.

McGehee wins a beauty con- She Is to serve two years for of a purse. age of home owners than any other section. of the disaster. sary to carry on the bickering after an election Is one of the many even worse on us natives. and newly elected executive vice- So far this season, more than 3,000 window boxes adorn 'these homes, which are not in test, and her husband Is selected president of the Tailwaggers Foun- Object as we may to Governor Chandler's mysteries of politics.

There was a big laugh from the voters when J. as the ugliest man among the con- aation or America, today announced dicative of a mass of isms or a morass of long hair. There are more shade trees In the vil C. W. Beckham, who had the full Is This Fairness? Last week, after City Manager L.

V. Bean taxation and political programs, we must give him full credit for his honest and seemingly successful Dlan to reduce the state debt. One testants. To those of you who have the start of a national campaign been wondering whether I'm good- to make dog poisoning and dog support of the state administration lage per acreage than in any other metropoli looking, all I can say is that my stealing prison offenses. requested the board of commissioners to give of his first official acts was an order to halt tan area.

There are blocks, too, that suggest the Pare Monceau and Trocadero district of in the recent U. S. Senatorial cam paign, charged that federal govern HASTINGS, Hlnn. Henr Volgt chuckled as he mads pty to celebrate his 100th birth next Friday. The reason, he told his frier was because he remembered doctor once told him tuberai sis would end his life In a months.

That was 60 years him a vacation, Mayor Edgar Washburn, per wife won a beauty contest. The actress said she would go to newJalghway expenditures until the big deficit ennial enemy to the manager, assured Mr. Paris. Church attendance in the Washington ment employes had supported Sena' Washington this winter and spper Illegally incurred by the Laffoon administration Square neighborhood is the highest per capita. Bean that he would do nothing during his tor M.

M. Logan. And now Sena The city of Princeton comes out before Congress in an effort to push was- wiped out. Since he took office the state debt in Interest-bearing warrants has Al Smith once described "The Village" as "the absence to cause him worry or interfere with of the red and onto a pay-as-you-go legislation providing life Jmprlson- tor Logan pulls a boner by retaliat final stronghold of New York family life." The his office. ing with a charge that old age pen I i platform, but that's not the start of ment as the penalty for dog poison-' the operation of Princeton on a Ing and from 10 to 25 years In been, reduced $4,334,000 net, without decreasing the Commonwealth's bank balance.

If he can Village suffers from its plethora of goofy cafes The city manager needed his vacation. He sion field workers tried to get votes New Boolc and shiftless poseurs. has worked hard for 31 months without leave, for Beckham. cash basis. With genial Mayor W.

prison the sentence for dg thiev- keep up that sort of thing until his term ex in view of the fact that the Demo and the mayor himself has seen to it that L. Cash, famed for his declaration ing. Al A. ATI XI i 1 I Among The Village's treasured traditions is pires "Happy" will leave the treasury with a comfortable balance on the black side, will have his working conditions have not been the cratic primary is over, the state "Odyssey Of The Islands," mat iaraintrnemsyoroirrfflce. There are 16 chapters of the ton than President of the United Tailwaggers Foundation, a world that nine out of 72 people in the Hall of Fame ments by both Beckham and Lo N.

Taylor (Scribners) been able to repeal some of his nuisance taxes, once called The Village home. W. G. Bryant, gan are in extremely bad taste. Be Galleon," By Cameron Rofertf most pleasant.

But the mayor could not resist the temptation, on Monday, to attempt to take an unfair advantage of the man he States, at the helm, there are sev- wide organization working in the and will have expiated much of his offense of playing politics with the people's time and sides, the public knows that a lot eral other cashes Keeping tnings interest of dogdom. Many thou- an ex-Missourian, who runs the weekly, The Villager, claims more top notch American of state employes worked for Beck has consistently fought. His motion to undo "Sunshine And Dust," By Bosworth Green (Both App! Century. straignc in uie uaiaweu county me- sands of supporters are backing the I money. He will leave the office he now holds the board's action appointing Dr.

S. B. Pul- ham, and a lot of federal job-hold tropolis. movement, including Kin or Edward I with many more friends than he has now. writers have been hatched in The Village than anywhere else.

He points to John Masefield, Sinclair Lewis, Floyd Dell, Inez Haynes Irwin, ers worked for Logan, and the pub Three books today, chosen of England. 11am, a man trusted by both the manager and the commission, barely failed. Had it lic can deal with that situation. Virgil Goodwin, candidate for the man wnmfln because they all deal with di Labor's Non-Partlsan League may be non Thus far, John Young Brown places. nominauon or secretary or he leM partisan, but it is certainly making a definite choice between the two major candidates for The first Is an A-grads travi of state in Idaho can qualify In the onft of l(jt Qf passed, the mayor Intended to offer another motion, to appoint a man he can dictate to, and whose two previous appointments to that position have been blocked by the courts, hasn't squawked since the election.

That's something. contest for politics' unlucklest can venture story of the wilder Sarah Corns tock, Theodore Dreiser, Hendrik Van Loon, Joseph Wood Krutch, Ida Tarbell, Fannie Hurst, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Achmed Abdullah, Gelett Burgess, Harold Stearns, Isaac Marcosson, Arthur Roche, Juliet Tompkins and many lessers. President. Mr.

Roosevelt gains the favor of the manity," Miss Brady said. "So Is didate. According to the AP. Good- the dQg whQ called "An Odyssey of the XsL win found, after a day of speech- Its author is its chief act as acting city manager. The state old age pension field League, which plans a nation-wide attack on Republican policies termed anti-labor and reactionary.

Republicans have little at which to representatives in McCracken coun making and handing out candidate starvatton whea Eepirated Irom man named Carl N. Taylor cards, that he had wandered across found his teaching lob at thu ty find themselves occupying the roles of "Orphans in the Storm." A New York women's union recently started Iuis uiaatcr. i 1 I versity of the Philippines too point for labor's benefit, while Roosevelt stands to benefit by advancing pay scales, Increasing -zmployment, and an extremely favorable labor a "sit down" strike. No unpleasantness resulted, for his taste. I miles Into Utah.

When they started looking for an I like Idwal Jones's story of the corpulent fellow, glitteringly arrayed, riding down Hollywood boulevard in a flashy limousine a recent dusk. Joe Kerrigan, the Abbey player, who was with Jones, said the obese show-off sharp however, until one of the members left the room. Edith Fellows. 13-year old mo- Mr. Taylor had heard oi office, they ran into difficulties.

All policy. If labor carries its usual weight in this Interest In the present controver- tion Picture actress, today figured Bajao sea gypsies, and the offices at the court house are November's election, FDR Is a cinch to repeat. You will find, on study, that the "atmos sy over light and power rates In another Hollywood child custody yjt them against the advi Paducah has caused several per- sult in a hearing opening In Su- everybody he confided in. I filled overflowing, in fact. They were assigned temporarily to the phere" that attracts people to any particular resort Is due to the people who resort there.

sons to Inquire relative to the city's perior Court. ly recalled the elder Dumas, half mulatto and most spectacular of the authors. Dumas's son used to say: "Mon pere is so vain and ostentatious he is capable of riding behind in his new Farm Bureau and Homemak- not supposed to be very saf El Camino Is Calling ers assembly room in the basement right to acquire or erect a municl- The trial is scheduled to see the he managed, and later decidei pal light and power plant. And it's unfolding of an alleged search of there were other things In Americans long familiar with their own own carriage (to persuade people to believe Press Opinion of the court house. That arrangement didnt work, however, because the deluge of pension seekers prac he keeps a colored footman." That's the splendid highways may have some difficulty in appreciating the tremendous significance of the highway system, begun ten years ago and my pleasure to say that at the last 10 years on the part of the girl's lands besides the Sulu Sea session of the General Assembly I mother, Mrs.

Harriet Fellows, for explored. sponsored three acts for the muni- the little girl following a separa- So he climbed ML Mayon, showiness that makes New York Yorkish. tically halted Farm Bureau work. now near fruition, in neighboring Mexico. cipal ownership of light, heat and tion from Edith's father, John was said to be uncllmbab( So another search was made, and Idwal Jones, by the -way, has Just finished That system, prodigiously constructed through Most For Education (Ashland Independent) The money available for education In Ken power plants.

All were passed. Fellows. visited the head hunters a volume of Chinese tales. There are to be signed by Governor Chandler, and The girl has been living with her only a thousand copies, privately circulated, steamy jungle lands and mountain passes, will' link the United States with the land of the Aztecs, Mayas, Montezuma, Cortez, and the Em tucky for the school year 1936-37 will be more now are laws. Under the most im- grandmother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Fel- and I'm privileged to be on the list. Jones being decapitated; he made with the pygmies, and did most Incredible number of things. He writes pleasantly than In any previous year of the state's history. portant of the three, the city can iowa.f jn the suit, the mother de- is one of the delvers Into the foreign quarters the pension workers finally located in the basement under Judge Brady Stewart's office, with the entrance at the south side of the court house. There the workers Mrs.

Roy Mc-Kinney, Robert Wren and Wayne Rives are trying to supervise the applications for pensions. peror Maximilian. It will enable one to drive in two days from the American border to the issue revenue bonds for $he pur- mands that the court revoke let it was announced this week by Harry W. Peters, superintendent of public instruction. of such cities as New York, San Francisco and New Orleans, and knows them well.

He is lustra tes his book with som chase or erection of a plant, and ters of guardianship issued to the picturesque capital of Mexico, which made ro The per capita from the state will be $11.65 retire those bonds from the revenue grandmother. listed by the Literary Guild as one of the mantic history a hundred years before the good photographs which he The Philippines also for; from the operation of the plant. This is absed upon a census of 795,727 pupil children. The made by the Gen spene for a novel of the 17 thereby not creating a collars in- Newspaper men of Texas made four leading Welsh writers." To which he replies: "I don't know who the other four may be. Reminds me of Queen Victoria who eral Assembly was $9,153,723.

The capita is tury being published under tl debtedness on the part of the city. pat O'Brien happy today by present Another example down at Hick- "Manila Galleon." The ce know only two tunes: one was God Save the Queen, and the other higher than ever before by five cents. When the appropriation was made, the legislators sought to give $12 per capita. But the census Cameron Rogers' book Is Ing him with a century-old bill, in appreciation of his Interpretation of reporters' roles In a number of story of the young wife of Spanish governor and a That Body Of Yours i By Jame W. Barton.

M. upon which they based their figures was only recent pictures. Henry Soutlierlsnl In crossing a "No Trespassing" stretch of Central Park last night a sparrow cop called, highly romantic captain. 762,810 pupils and the latest is about 23,000 of the Jlouston Chronicle made the "Hey you, can't you read?" And the lady leon in question is the treas greater. Noise Is Now A Health Problem vehicle is not In motion except presentation to O'Brien on a studio with me trilled: "He not only can read, offi which makes an annual There Is no longer much excuse for Kentucky Now that it Is known that it when necessary to avoid accident." sound stage.

The greenback was cer, but he thinks he can write 1" My family to Mexico, and of course its Charleston, Boston Hartford, St. issued shortly after Gen.SamHous Pilgrims sailed for these shores. The first link of it, from Laredo, Texas, to Mexico City a distance of 765 miles Is expected to be completely hard-surfaced by next summer. Most, but not all, of that stretch Is completed now. To Americans interested in summer travel the road means a relatively easy excursion into a foreign land.

To the Mexicans it means vastly more. It means the introduction of -the Machine Age. Already, the change is being felt. Pilling stations are springing up; hotels are being built. Steel mills are taking on renewed energy, and construction work is hitting a new high pace.

But these things are as nothing compared to the transition facing the Mexican people. If the road-building program is completed, and there is every reason now for believing that it will be, it will mean the end of their ancient and isolated villages, of a host of their long-accepted modes and manners. For El Camino is Mexico's way to modern civilization. being among the low-ranking states in educa tion. It must however, be remembered that fi costs money to permit noise in one's vicinity, cities, towns, offices, is the lover.

Mr. Rogers Louis and Toronto are among ton fought successfully the batUe has more fun. (Copyright, 1936, McNaught Syndicate) vividly of a locale by no meaf nance is not the only necessary factor in giving and homes are trying to get rid of other cities engaged in anti-noise of San Jacinto and set up the Lone worked In fiction. noise because noise Is on the pay campaigns, St. Louis directing spe- star state independent govern And then there is Anne JU cial attention to obnoxious horn- ment.

rollcosts money besides being a News Odds And Ends honkers. nuisance. Greene's "Sunshine and Dus' a state high educational rank. It is essential that teachers' salaries be1 provided, that books be furnished children unable to buy them and that adequate school plants be erected to house the teachers and pupils. New York has a "silent night" New York, Philadelphia and oth is also a travel book, but law and would the noise tame sort It Is the recor Germany, the United States, Great Britain, Star Signals By Octavina er large cities now have laws which prohibit the use of sirens on automobiles and trucks (can be used less hours to the whole 24, with Journey through Italy In But adequate wages for teachers, plenty cf motor car, on which Journi books and pleasant, modemly equipped school also a new ordinance extending to mufflers, noisy truck loads, loud only on fire engines and Greene was accompanied rooms alone do not produce education.

After all, speakers and radios. It Is be- good-humored and helpful the entire educational system rests upon the lieved that a clause forbidding the Gary, Indiana, has an ordinance The aim Is not exclterri teachets themselves. If they are of the type operation of motor vehicles which charm, and most readers prohibiting the use of any noise device on automobiles, except a that Inspires youth, if they have in their souls the yearning to mold boys and girls Into well- make noise because of faulty re the aim was good. horn. Buffalo's anti-noise ordi pair, if enacted and enforced, would AUG.

IZ Persons most likely to be affected today are those who were bom from June 22 through July General Indications For All Morning Bad. Afternoon Good. Evening Socially good. The evening Is good for the af- rounded, well-informed, morally straight men Soviet Russia, Japan, Italy and France, are now the world's leading producers of coal-tar dyes. A 30-karat diamond which Jose Cardoso dug up in the Novo river fields of Brazil he sold for $2,390.

The buyer sold it to a lapidary for $4,200. Charles A. Lindbergh's father, who was a member of Congress, wrote a book called "Your Country At War," which was suppressed in 1918. James Boswell's private papers have been given to the Library Company of Philadelphia by William deKraft of Pine Valley, N. J.

California is facing a shortage of Louisiana frogs, state game wardens warn, because hunters use the wasteful method of shooting them reduce trafic noise by 80 per cent. nance bans many kinds of an and women, the educational system will be all TINY BABY SURVIV, noying" noises Including the grat BLOMFONTEN, Orange! ing and Grinding of overloaded In England, the Minister of Transport is recommending that all new vehicles be required to State, Aug. 11 (U.R) Litt Davis, born to a young trucks and street cars, buzzing of aircraft used for commercial ad conform to certain standards of Parys, near here, is one quietness before they leave the fairs of lovers or women's parties. vertising and too long and too world's smallest babies. She loud vocalizing of pet birds or dogs.

only lbs. at- birth, Direct Campaign Help These are the "campaign assessment" days when political appointees must contribute to keep their parties in power, and themselves In jobs. According to Michigan's Civil Service Study Commission "hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' dollars" are collected In campaign years from state employes who, on the whole, are underpaid. We know about both situa-tions in Kentucky, but the assessment habit is the worst. What to do about it? Well, the Michigan commission suggests that, as long as the taxpayer foots the bill anyhow, the states might "openly and frankly" appropriate a sum for each party for campaign purposes.

At least, the- commission argues, it would -Jti'p Vt honest procedure. And that Is more that is expected of it. We believe, judging from our own observation, that the schools of Kentucky have that sort of personnel. And it Is heartening to know that enough money has been provided so that they can be adequately paid for the great work that they do. But In the final analysis, the school narrows down, as to its excellence or mediocrity, to whether or not it has "James Garfield on one end of a log and Mark Hopkins on the other." A proposed ordinance for Mil eight Inches long, and waukee would prohibit "loud or were so thin they could through a wedding ring.

sharp" noises between 8 p. m. and 6 a. m. Louisville proposes to pro An unusual basement shop in midtown Man hibit the hawking of wares in such hattan is the workroom of a rowboat builder.

To advertise his product a rowboat is "moored" TOWN'S SCALES ACCli factory. Noise can now be ac- Today! Birthdate curateiy measured. When you and You may to expend all yoxir I think of noise we think of it energy to no avaU. It would help as a nuisance which strikes our W3 to Btudy your own horoscope, eardrums and distracts us from Love affairs, travel, speculation work or pleasure. and all forms of pleasure bhould Health officials are able to show be strong for you during October, that noise is more than a nuisance.

1936. Noise strikes the brain through the Danger from accidents, fire or eardrum, thus damaging the nerv- rash actions from Sept. 7 through ous system, and by making, us 14, 1936. tense all our muscles when it Is Socially favorable, and good for noiiim rDTTV3 RJH.V manner as to disfeurb the public peace and tranquility. on the sidewalk.

0J.R) William Geldersni William Ingalls. city scald Four pieces of a statue of King George III, Detroit has an' anti-noise ordi erected to New York City's Bowling Green in nance which provides that, "No ranked scales used by lo The' need of silence has never been so urgent as today, says a writer. That's a truth which should be shouted from the housetops. 1770, are on exhibition at the N. Y.

Historical chants as among the most haa can be said for" the present spoils system! motor vehicle shall be run with cut-out open or make any other Society. in the United States. ThJ unnecessary sound disturbances. Sixty-eight fruit varieties thrive in Florida. Thomas Paine, Revolutionary writer, once lived heard, noise tires us just as surely buying clothes, entertaining, or as if we were actual physical seeking from Kov.

8 through 10. in scales which Were not the buyer and hot the JJocut the only. WheW worda are never ther things ItVo hard to keep up with This i shall prohibit the sounding work. 11838. ia areenwica viuagv of any warning device while the profited..