The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

n.n FOUR TIIRDATTiY REPUTUJCAN, MONOffl. ATTELA, PA. FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934 houic. I JIT- DAILY REPUBLICAN Faundad 1149 REMIND MOTORISTS OF TEST DEADLINE COL. AND MRS.

UNDBERGH REMAIN IN SECLUSION spection campaign ends on September 30 were passed out by the State Highway Patrol today to motorists whose machines do not carry certificates of inspection. They were given slips of paper reminding them to have their cars looked over. ui.ii arery afternoon eicept Sunday By MONONGAHELA PUBUSHINQ CO. Mononeah.eU, Pa. Incorporated October 2, 1924 'Yah, well I got to be going when I had filled his gas tank." Guippone is at a gas station located near the home of Haupt-mann.

He told police that Haupt-mann often stopped at his place to get gas. "And all the time," said the gas station attendant indignantly, "he has all that dough planted in his garage up here, Hell, and what a dope I was." about the case, however, is not doubted in view of the finding of the ransom money on his person and in his garage. The arrest, coming when' the public has begun to despair that the actual kidnaper or kidnapers of the Lindbergh baby two and a half years ago would ever be found, gives reassurance of the of the luw in pursuing and running down criminals. Although it may be slow, the law is Harrisburg, Sept. 21 (INS)-Tangible reminders that the compulsory motor vehicle in II HOBINSON President iioss Secretary inn- U.

CLUTTER Treaaurer 1.1. Yi- M. FRANCE Eultor KOBINHUN Busloesa Mauager May 83, 1880. at Monoogalwla, (Continued from Page 1) by Fogarty in these words: "We were sitting in the kitchen of the Lindbergh home after the body of the baby had been found and after John H. Curtis, the Norfolk, Va.

shipbuilder, had confessed his hoax to the police. The Colonel hadn't said a word in twenty minutes, "He had got to sitting like that, just staring at the floor, not saying BERLIN RECORDS SHOW NO TRACE OF HAUPTMANN Berlin, Sept. 21 (INS) Thorough search of the Archives of the Berlin police today failed to disclose any trace of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, German alien held as the receiver of the Lindbergh ransom money. Officials, working on data supplied by International News Service, delved into records covering known criminals throughout the Reich. They pointed out, however, that the name may be an alias.

It was stated positively that no man of that name had ever emigrated to the United States from the Berlin district. connected with the Lindbergh case to justice. He promptly ordered Hauptmann held for 48 hours without bail. McKiniry then congratulated the Department of Justice, the New York City police and the New Jersey State police for their "excellent police work and grand cooperation." Hauptmann appeared nervous and jumpy during the arragnmcnt. Beyond pleading "not guilty" when Finn's affidavit was ready he had nothing to say in court.

The affidavit charged him with accepting belonging to Colonel Charles Lindbergh in St. Raymonds Cemetery, the Bronx, for the safe release of his son, Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. Hauptmann was unshaven and haggard. His demeanor was stolid.

He started visibly several times as sure, as recent developments have March 3. IMS. oouy TwoCeote k. ty carrier i ir. by mall Fle Dollars HANDWRITING LINKS NOTES TO HAUPTMANN Copyright 1934 by I.

N. S. New York, Sept. 21 (INS) Scott E. Leslie, noted handwriting anything, during the latter part of il.

Advertising Representatives i.lniball,,lni!oriorated. Eastern office. IHh street, New Torki Real Estate Philadelphia. Western offices iixhlcnn Chicago: General plainly shown. It the Lindbergh case has been solved, the wheels of justice should be geared up highly to exact from the guilty the penalty for the crime not to avenge the dead Lindbergh baby, for revenge cannot bring the child back to life but as an example of the inevita-bleness of justice that may serve as a deterrent to others contemplating similar crimes.

the search. "In his hands was a match stick II Detroit! Plttsbuigh, Chamber imree Building. or something he had been twist It's Good Because Its Homegrown PEPPERS For stuffing Dozen 10c CABBAGE Fresh Cut Head 5c TOMATOES Bushel 50c, 60c CORN Golden Sunshine Dozen 15c EGGPLANT 5c each 4 for 15c SHOP EARLY AT GRIFFITH FLORISTS 113-3rd Street Phones 34 or 74 ing and picking at. Finally he threw the stick to the floor, viol of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association. ently and stood up.

camera men let loone a battery of LINDBERGH CASE SUSPECT ARRAIGNED I. national Newt Service la exclusively to the use, fur publication, of all credited to or nut in this paper, and also Ibi ii. published herein. flashlights. He was trembling slightly as he was brought before the magistrate.

He did not want a lawyer, according to Assistant District Attorney Andrew C. McCarthy who talked to the prisoner prior to his arraignment. expert, is of the opinion that the man who got the Lindbergh baby's ransom money was the man who wrote the notes demanding that ransom the notes received by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh immediately after the kidnaping of his son on March 1, 1932. Bruno Richard Hauptmann is under arrest today as the recipient of the $50,000 ransom fund turned over by Dr.

John F. (Jafsie) Condon, educator, in May, 1932, in an attempt to bring the baby back to the Lindberghs alive. Photographic copies of Haupt-mann's writing on three applications for motor licenses and automobile owner's licenses, over a three-year period, were shown to he said, 'So I'm America's favorite son. and he walked to the window. 'America's favorite son and all they've done to me is to kill my baby, run me ragged with lying stories about gangsters and drive my poor kid wife half crazy.

Ha! favorite Did You Ever Stop To Think CDSON ft Secretary thawnaa, Oklaw BoartJ af Commarea (Continued rrom Page 1) would be glad to do everything possible to aid in bringing anyone "SHOULD II A NO OANO LIKE THAT'' HAUPTMANN New York, Sept. 21 (INS) XONONQAHELA, PA. (Washington County) (1930 U. B. Centut) limits.

M75J iuburban area In-lt 45 000. Trading Araa: Badlui In mllei, at south. 15; Mat, 10 weat, 10. of City PonuLtlen (1K30 U. 8.

oroporate Mmlta) Natlv Walte. Fertltn Barn, 20 per cent; 10 per cent. vi Pewtr Indleea: No. Personal Returns for 130, City, 30; I.A50; No. Banks, National (with i 1.

ana TrnrtIUaj Situated onnngahela River. 30 miles 8. of fi. Served the Peons. P.

1. me Pitts. W. Va: iret oar to Pittsburgh; Blue Ridge i nr. White Htar Bua Line.

Pittsburgh ii. is, Bus Una; Army landing field. v.in 'al Industries: Combustion anginas. It takes business cooperation to build better cities. Local conditions can be discussed and plans made and carried out to meet the needs of the home city.

All business people are mutually interested in the development of better business for the whole community. Common sense business-like co Leslie. He was also shown photo graphs of samples of the original ransome Leslie checked these speciments mm and declared the handwriting was identical. Back in 1932 two years ago, when the Lindbergh baby kidnaping was constantly in the news a man identified as Bruno Richard Hauptmann, told a Bronx gasoline station attendant that "they should hang a guy like that." Al -Guippone, the gasoline station attendant, today told his story to International News Service. "Can you imagine the guy?" Queried Guippone.

"Me standing there filling his gasolin tank. And I says, "I wonder if they ever catch those guy3' 'Ach, he operation will always bring most WIFE OF SUSPECT RELEASED BY POLICE New York, Sept. 21 (INS) Mrs. Anna Hauptmann, wife of the German alien alleged recipient of the Lindbergh ransom money, was released from police custody at headquarters today. It was not immediately learned where she went upon her, release or vhether she had been definite li's Kroner's Business to Save You Money Kroger's give to you the finest quality foods possible priced, as usual, to save you money A thrift habit acquired by thousands of saving women who shop not just Friday and Saturday, but today and every day at Kroger's.

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THEY ARE THE MEN WHO i.rlng and atle plant, ciay pro-. i. valves and machine, pro-niiies, cement block, plaolng mills, ale Hewitt! Confectionery. fruits, tobacco and cigars, Retail Oitlttt for Nalloatlly P-odutti: Passenger auto agencies, i auto agencies, 10; auto v' a. 15; auto accessories, 15; bak near stores and stands (Including trl-i 10; confectioners.

(Including hotel 13; delicatessen, department i druggists, 5 dry goods, piles. furniture, garages ii' i groceis, Independent, 25; bab-i. ih 10; hardware. Jewelry, 12; men's clothing. 10, ni tailors, opticians, station-.

n'e apparel. 8. Data: Electrical supply, A. 75 per cent; gat, natural; tol-4 l( per cent. Newtpaptn: Evening, l.

says, "It is a terrible thing. Anybody who will do a thing like that should hang." "And," said Guippone, "the guy says 'Yah, they should hang ly cleared in the case. says I certainly wouldn't want However, it was believed she country Club fresh creamery Print 2 lbs. 55c Roll 2 ibs 53c to be in his shoes and he says, would show up later at her Bronx Butter POSSESS A SPIRIT OF "WE CAN" AND WE WILL" AND Hot Dated, sealed in double lined bags 3 lb. bag 5.1c Jewel Coffee CREAM Cheese Mild a real treat Special for Friday Saturday only 19 10c September 21, 19:34 WORK TO THE END THAT THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY FORGE AHEAD IN THE MARCH OF PROGRESS.

Fill every cookie jar Fresh baked a real bargain BAKERY SPECIALS THAT ARE GOOD TO THE LAST CRUMB A THOUGHT FOR TODAY 'm is the seminary of all ii Institutions. E. H. Chapin. Cookies Chipso 17e lb.

Makes clothes wear longer large pkg. 5C Special TODAY -of Other Years LARGE LAYER SXOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR In the sifter package 35c Pillsbury FLOWER SHOWS 1 haages coming to our desk ivtn filled with accounts of hows in recent weeks. i In- space devoted to them reports of large attend-1-1 ve cannot but reach the i.i I that each show must a tremendous success. reading accounts of the yf. and of the interest shown in The white Naptha Soap 5 giant bars 28c LADY BALTIMORE CAKE 44 YEARS AGO I ii.

Preserves 2 lb. jar 29c Tomato, juice can 10c Flour 2iy2 lb. bag 95c Ammonia bottle 15c cannot help but wonder iliar exhibitions are not Monongahela. local residents are not too September 21, paper. 30 YEARS AGO Honey Spice Cake 15c PUMPKIN PIES EACH AA MINCE-MEAT PIES EACH fcOC LARGE QQft I PECAN ROLLS 4 CM ANGEL FOOD 03C y2-DOZEN I WW to be interested in lovely Breakfast Cheer.

31c Chase Sanborn. 29c Armour's 2 ens 31c Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee 2 ens 23c 8path.Ul ana M.at Balls Colonial Molasses 00c Ammonia 2, 15c Pillsbury 3 pks. 25c Preserves gloss 10c Lard rure rendered Jb. 12C Lifebuoy Soap. .4 bars 25c Kraft's Velveeta.2 33c Oleo 2 Ibs.

29c Toddy i2 lb. can 23c Jacob's Mushrooms 25c Gold pkg. 15c Boscul lb. tin 31c Mayonnaise. Wheatles 2 pkgs.

23c Kidney Beans ens 25c Rinso Ig. pkg. 21c TRY OUR NEW SLICED GOLDEN LOAF BREAD FOR TABLE, TOAST OR SANDWICHES BONDASCHA'S BAKERY TELEPHONE 740 Wednesday, September 21, 1904 Furniture for the Y. M. C.

A. has arrived and is being put in place today. Plumbers have begun installing heat and light fixtures. The Commercial Hotel is being improved by the addition of a fire escape. The Monongahela Land company disposed of 171 lots in Freder-icktown Saturday.

Climolene. pkg. 19c Bowlene 2 cans 17c Rumford. EJftJ c. SMoe Grapefruit Juiee.c..

10c V.6 15c Silver Dust. .2 pkgs. 23c Pillsbury's pkg. 17c Swansdown pkg. 8c Mushr'm Sauce can 10c Larson Gum .2 pkgs.

5c Doggie 3 cans 23c Belmar Salad Oil 19c Tweed Honey jar 21c Ivory Soap. T.lr7 2 for 11c Mason Jars. Parawax pkg. 10c Navy Beans 2 Ibs. 9c Mustard Prunes Ibs.

25c Chewing Gum .3 10c Rice lb. 6c Tomato Soup can 5c Raisins pkg. 10c Milk 3 r. 17c Certo bottle 27c Salt 3 pkgs. 10c Grape Nuts pkg.

18c Clorox pt. bottle 17c Peaches CIZ" 2 cans 37c Apple Sauce can 10c Grapefruit 14c Fairy Soap 5 bars 19c Peanut Butter 16c Cocoa MXr-t 13c Pink Salmon 2, 25c Chili Con 10c College cans 29c i' ivhi.v The presence of lovely I -r gardens in the yards of i i i homes here during the belies this belief in its it vption. What, then, Is the i i.r the failure of the city i a flower show of its t. by does the community Inii.l many other towns in i. i ard? I rural districts of the granges will be found oi exhibitions.

In other Uibs, usually women's or- r-yiions, arrange for the shows. I Monongahela goes along ap-. without the slightest in-l i in having a show of her has been years since a i how has been held here years, in fact, that we rwall offhand just when event of this kind was ii. something about a 'tow that has a soothing i i those who gaze upon "in tiful blooms. To look upon i her lovliness is to for- ti.

(orarily at least, that the 1 is often harsh and cruel. 1 1 i are healthy and sane our eyes feast upon the the blooms and we in their fragrance, and that there is beauty to I we but look for it. "i hela should have a 20 YEARS AGO Community Sale! As participants in the Monongahela Merchants Community Sale, which starts Saturday, Sept. 22nd, we offer as a special inducement the same High Quality Meats that have always featured this, market at greatly reduced Community Sale Prices! IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT SPINACH new fall crop; clean, green lb. 5c Cauliflower, fge.

siie head 19c Jonathan Apples 5 Ibs. 25c Sunklst Oranges 2doz. 33c Cabbage, Danish 6 Ibs. 10c Grapefruit, ucy 2 for 15c Concord Grapes Sweet Potatoes. .6 Ibs.

25c Bananas. .4 Ibs. 25c YELLOW ONIONS medium to large 10-lb. bag 21c CARROTS 4 to 6 to the bunch 2 bunches 5c Monday, September 21, 1914 The Congress of Women's clubs of Western Pennsylvania has a membership of more than 3,000 women. Mrs.

Henry C. Sutman, of this city is chairman of the committee on Occupational diseases. Under the supervision of the auto club, two carloads of crushed stone will be placed in the improved road between Valley Inn and Bald-land, to be used in filling up the holes und bad places in the road. 15c Round Steak Juicy, tender, lb. 15c Boneless Veal Milk fed calf, lb.

15c Veal Chops Center cuts, lb. lb. 17c RIB END Chuck Roast 4 A. Juicy, tender, lb. I UC Ground Meat OQ 3 pound hWw 25c Veal Cutlet Milk fed calf, lb.

PORK LOIN ROAST CHUCK ROAST I jr hiw of its own. 10 YEARS AGO PORK LOIN ROAST RIB END-POUND 15C FRESH GROUND BEEF Sunday, September 21, 1024 No paper. ALLENP0RT SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED 25c Fresh Beef Liver 3 pound 8TEWINC I Xingan Smoked 4 Hams, pound IwU Shankless Calla 4 if Hams, pound I rw Juicy Wieners OCft 2 pounds fcWv ARMOUR'S Corned Beef or Corn Beer Hash lb. 12Kc lb. 10c Each 59c lb.

1.7c lb. 19c CHICKENS, 3 lb. avg. Fresh Beef Tripe QP 4 pound faWv Live Spring O'l Chickens, pound I a i FRESH DAISY Current term teachers at Allen-port district schools are announced as follows: Allcnport Peter Carner, Clara Ridgway, Lena Farrarl, Verne Davis. Vesta Vivian Beazell, Isabelle Parkins.

Writing, in all grades-P. O. CREAM CHEESE LINDBERGH CASE awaited and hoped for ii the solution of the kidnaping case appar- fome with the arrest of ar-old unemployed New H-nter on whose person ii 1 a $20 gold certificate om fund and in whose "a uncovered $13,750 of nn.ion money, hidden away in the flooring. is being written, 1 'i not yet definitely con v. suspect with the actual and murder of the first Col.

and Mrs. Charles and newspaper stories whether or not the 'ii been identified as the "John" to whom Dr. Me" Condon, the inter- i the case, turned over vt ransom money in a Y. cemetery shortly af-kidnaping before the body had been discov-the Lindbergh home. u.spect knows something SUMMER CITY CHICKENS, RUMP ROAST, COIL BEEF ROAST, LAMB LEG, SWISS STEAK, AND FRESH SAUSAGE RELIEF CHECKS ACCEPTED With each Cash Purchase of 50c you will receive one tick, et.

With each 50c paid on account you will receive one ticket. SAUSA6E DOG POOD Dr. Melody's One Cent Sale Come In and get the big circular complete list of bargains you need every dayl BYERS DRUG STORE Main at Fourth, Monongahela.