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I ALTOONA TRIBUNE. ALTOONA, PA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1934 NtNb Communists Seek Two Murders Baffle Police Yugoslav Cabinet Resigns Mais Escaped Kilter Reported In Region Saar Police Chief Quits Jailbreaker Reported Seen G. O.

P. Plans 4 Caucus Dec. 31. (Fro Fate 1) Army-Navy Revolt, Charge (From Pan 1) (Froai Par 1) (From Para 1) (From Pare 1) Screen Life In Hollywood By HUBBARD KEAVT cumstances in the two women's BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec. 18 deaths.

The Burllngame death has the morale of the navy," Kirkman been tentatively set down as sui added, were noticed in 1930. whether or not his plates had been stolen. Discrepancies occurred in reports of the license numbers and last cide. "No matter where the fleet may go," Kirkman said, "we find, Bath and Canisteo are 12 miles caucus. A Boyd Hamilton is the present secretary.

The senators mentioned as possible candidates for president pro tempore are William H. Clark, Chester county; Max Aron, Philadelphia, and Frederick T. Gelder, Susqueh" All are veteran legislators Aron has seen the apart. HOIX.YWOOD Coincident with night police were still checking another man, a resident of Charleston, JP) A showdown between the two "strong men" of Yugoslav politics. Foreign Minister Bogol-yub Yevtlch and' Premier Nikola Uzonovich, resulted today in the resignation of the Uzonovich cabinet Prince Paul, head of the regency governing the nation, accepted the ministers' resignations and tonight was busy trying to reform the cabinet along the lines of his the district had expressed fears that the pro-Hitjer element might attempt to seize the region by force before the plebiscite January 13.

Saurlanders will vote then whether to join France, rejoin Germany or remain under the league. From the first the huge Englishman, onetime British consul in Philadelphia and Captain in the North Somerset territorial cavalry regiment, came under the Nazis' sharp fire. Coroner Zeon Sellick reported that Mrs. Parker was slain in "remediated murder." An interrupted telephone conversation led authorities to believe the killer entered her usually, that the agitators have arrived ahead of it." Just before Kirkman took the stand, Brigadier, General Alfred T. Smith, chief of the war department intelligence service, told of the army's experiences.

In the land forces, he said, Communistic propaganda sometimes is uty Clyde Housel with clubs. Mua-taine was captured before be left the jail yard. While police of two states werg hunting the prisoner, Judge Harry C. James of Bedford and his assCf ciate, Judge S. H.

Mickel, on Uh bench, paroled James Irvine, Blair county native who assisted in the capture of Mustaine and gave vain chase to Bennett Irvine' was serving a sentence of one to two years in the Bedford jail for his part in the Blair county Fetter-Barclay insurance fraud case. He was held on a charge of grave robbing. Irvine was a trusty in the Bedford jail and for his efforts during the prison break, W. Marion Mynster, a wrestler. Police were given two license numbers as follows: S193 and 31933, both from West Virginia.

The gangster pair eluded a trap set for them in Philadelphia last week. It is believed they were leaders of a gang that kidnaped Wil house abut p. m. most Prior man Ta conference, Chair-iave out this state- Joseph Ormsby, son of a former chief of police, told authorities Mrs, cherished project for more thoroughly representative government. Parker telephoned his house about 7 p.

m. His mother called him to liam Weiss, Philadelphia inght life distribute'! by phildren, and not the phone. figure and more recently robbed "This is Joe Ormsby," he said he ment: "Republicans all over Pennsylvania have been displaying much interest in our plans for the next two years. As far as I am concerned I believe we shouldVbe active and aggressive, and that we should particularly encourage young men and women of the national guard armory near Phila Until today, however, he had laughed the criticisms off with immense good humor. Once before the Nazis brought charges against announced as he lifted the receiver.

delphia. They escaped in a pistol Yevtich, whose suprise resignation presented earlier today caused the crisis, was generally expected to head the new government. The foreign minister, long regarded as the aged Uzonovich's fight with detectives on a railroad There was no answer at the other end. He signalled central Mrs. Parker had hung up.

Central rang Judges James and Mickel granted station platform. him but he was absolved by Knox's investigation. In raids on several Philadelphia the time Estelle Thompson became super-charged with ambition, things began happening which conspired to make her one of England's best known film ladies. Nor is she, under her altered name of Merle Oberon, unknown In this country, Principally, two of these "things" saw to that: her performance as the beautiful Anne Boleyn in "Henry the VIII" and her short-lived engagement to Norma Talmadge's ex-husband. Estelle Merle O'Brien Thompson (you can see how she got the had movie ambitions, but she never was very ambitious for a very long period.

Her enthusiasm for playing in pictures came In starts and bursts. It wasn't until Alexander. Korda, iwhen forming his own company, 'took her out of the bit players' ranks; that Miss Thompson became seriously interested. Name Changed For Her Her name was changed for her. Then she was given her first role of consequence, playing opposite the parole.

The court, however, explained to her telephone. In a minute she likely successor in the premier-. Early Sunday morning an auto party throughout the state to take gang hangouts last week, police answered. only among the regular army but also the Reserve Officers Training corps, the national guard, citizens military training camps and the Civilian Conservation corps. Smith quoted from instructions to Communist organizers directing them to "penetrate the armed forces and organize inside" and "enlist a few comrades directly into the army." He added, however, that army Communistic efforts in general "have not met with a great deal of success." an active part in our party affairs.

mobile in which Justice, the third man enrolled in the international rounded up six men and a woman but each time, they Mais "This is Mrs. Parker," she said. Irvine that he must go straight. If arrested, regardless of the charge, within the parole period of two "For some time we have been considering a plan to finance the "Had to leave the telephone. and Leganza had fled a short time thought I heard someone at the police force, was riding mounted a sidewalk and slightly injured a woman.

party's activities during 1935 and years, he will be returned to serve before the officers arrived. ship, came back to Belgrade from Geneva, where he pressed vigorously Yugoslavia's charges of Hungarian 'complicity' in the murder of King Alexander at Marseille October 9, last week to be hailed at the railroad station as "the victor of Geneva." -door." the balance of his two years sen 1936 by asking as many Repub Last night police in eastern licans as necessary to contribute Pennsylvania continued their vigil Mrs. Parker wanted Ormsby to come over td do some odd -jobs. Justice alighted and apologized. tence.

Irvine was paroled Monday afternoon. $100 a year. We have under dis Quickly, however, eye witnesses He was delayed and arrived at 9:30 in the hope of apprehending the pair. Officers said the two might have taken a side road between Al- said, 30 members of the German clock. Children To (Nazi) front's "disciplinary force" "I noticed that all lights were on in the big 21-room house," Ormsby toona and Bellefonte and were "hiding out" until darkness would Get Glasses arrived upon the scene.

Justice, believing he was in danger, fired one shot from his revolver to warn Gloria Tells Judge She 'Hates' Mother (From Fare 1) said. "When I went into the front (From Fare 1) cussion a plan which would enable the state chairman to devote his entire time to the, work of the party. For a long time it has oeen the custom to finance the executive work of party committees both state and national, by placing high party officers in lucrative public offices. "ReDublicans conversant with the crowd. hall, I saw her body at once, lying in another room." Authorities are working on the strengthen their possibilities of escape through the police net.

Legion Auxiliary Plans means of raising funds foi financing the project. A man was wounded in the stom Roland Young in a comedy. Her theory that someone actually crept ach and the crowd then set upon Mr. Bruckner also reported the third role was that of the second Justice, beating him badly Justice's annual Christmas party of the club Children's Christmas Party wife of Henry, a picture that companion, the Earl of Aylesford, held at the Towne House last Thurs brought honors and plaudits to also was injured. the child who was then staying at the Whitney Long Island estate.

"Yes, I never want to live in the city. "How would you like to live with your mother in the country?" "Never," she answered. "I always want to live with my aunt." "You have lived a long time with Gilbert To Oppose Drass Appeal The application of John N. Drass, Hollidaysburg, for parole, before the state pardon board today, will be opposed by District Attorne'y Richard H. Gilbert.

Drass, serving a sentence in the Western penitentiary, will be one of two Blair countians to be considered by the board today. Drass was sentenced on charges of fraudulent conversion. The application of John Curran, Blair countian, serving a sentence on a charge of assault to rob, will also be considered. District Attorney Gilbert said Two hundred children of vet everyone concerned. An investigation was 'launched, erans will be guests at the annual Christmas party of the American pending which Justice was sus An incident which Miss Oberon relates with 1 amusement occurred Legion auxiliary at the Legion pended.

Knox also began investigating charges made to him by after the release of this picture, public sentiment are of the opinion that this practice should be terminated. During my candidacy for the office of secretary of internal affairs, I advised friends that, if elected, I would relinquish the state chairmanship in harmony with this thought. A meeting of the executive committee will be called very shortly to consider these matters," She had made a test for the Lon your mother?" Prince Hubertus von Lowenstein, don representative of a Hollywood into the house just before or just after Mrs. Parker went to the door. "But we don't know the motive," said Lieut.

Vain. "Both cases are baffling. There are six points of similarity: "Both women lived alone. Both died of head injuries (Mrs. Parker's skull was broken in five places, Mrs.

Burlingame's was injured in more than 40 places). Both bodies were, found in the living rooms. The front doors were unlocked (the door to the Parker residence was open). "There was no apparent motive for murder In either case. Neither was there any indication of German refugee, that British officers insulted him in a cafe where company.

After the test was seen here, Hollywood cabled its Lon Hemsley was present. don office: "Don't waste any more day evening was a success. Club meetings will be dispensed with on the next two following Tuesdays which are holidays, it was announced. The club will, however, attend a meeting of the Inter Club Service Council to be held at the Penn Alto hotel at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening, Jan. 3.

The community chest plan which was originated by the ABC locally will come under -discussion at that time. Blair Kelly was the donor of the attendance prize won by Charles A. Dougherty. Club by-laws were discussed during the course of the business session. Al Klein, president, presided.

(The German version of the Jus film on people as bad as O'Brien, tice incident had it that Hemsley yesterday' that he would leave for When the same movie executives WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (tP) danced on a cafe table at the night "Yes. But I hardly ever see her anything of her. She has never been nice to me." She wastold her mother might buy her a pony. She was told she might learn to love her mother and want to go back.

She answered: "No, I won't." Justice Carew told little Gloria how glad his child always was when he came home. "Yes, but probably you were nice to her," Gloria replied. saw "Henry," they again cabled Harrisburg early this morning to oppose the Drass appeal. Pennsylvania appeared assured to home Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, it was announced by Mrs. John Galbraith, chairman of arrangements, at the auxiliary meeting last evening.

Other plans hiclude activity for the formation of a glee club announced by Mrs. Alice Ludy. Mrs. John Pincln, the president, asked cooperation of all members for strengthening the organization. The January social committee will include Mesdames C.

E. Hardy, chairman, Ruth Detwiler, Baker and Loma Sellers. Reports were brought to the club party Justice attended shortly London, saying in effect: "Why night of Democratic representation before the street fight.) let Korda find all the beautiful on the powerful house ways ana Deny Hitler means committee in the next con women? Aren't we paying you to otary Hears Was Wounded uncover talent?" Working For Schenck Money Expert gress. Just which of the 22 members of the delegation will be chosen for the eagerly-sought post, how (From Pare 1) Retired Men Name Leaders (From Fare 1) Miss Oberon says that it gave both her and the London scout a great deal of satisfaction to reply promptly that Oberon and O'Brien ever, remained to be settled at a Sixty-nine Rotarians heard the wounded Hitler. The Marquess of writing in Sunday's London Dispatch, chronicled reports (From Pare 1) members by Mrs.

J. Lucien Root, caucus scheduled for January 2. message along with 12 guests who chairman of the membership com were one and the same person. At present, two members have announced tfleir candidacies William mittee; Mrs. John Galbraith, chair that Hitler's plane had been attacked from the air while he was Miss Oberon is working here man of the rehabilitation commit E.

Berlin of Greensburg and Hen- were: Ivan E. Garver, Roaring Spring; Paul Milburn, Charles A. Dougherty, Irving Weiner, Dr. Harry Lovell, the Rev. W.

Edward Watkins, H. Wells, J. Louis now for the man (o whom she was tee; Mrs. Wesley Burns, chairman rv Ellenbogen of Pittsburg. so briefly Joseph Schenck, Representative Joseph E.

Byrns and divides her attentions between of the child welfare committee: Mrs. Wallace White, chairman of (D-Tenn). apparently assured of Schenck, Douglas Fairbanks the hospital and sick committee; election as the next speaker of whose attempted comeback picture Mrs. Ellen Lasher, broadcasting, she appears) and Maurice Che the house, said today he felt Pennsylvania was "entitled" to repre and Mrs. Saylor, unit chairman.

flying over asEt Prussia. Rumor3 were even rife in New York Tuesday that der feuhhrer had been shot and wounded.) The rumors today served to recall the story, popping up time and again since the "blood purge" of last June, that a daughter or a niece of General Kurt von Schleicher, who was slain with his wife- in the purge, had emptied a revolver at the chancellor. Miss Jean Cole entertained vfith sentation on the ways and mean3 iting committee Albert Schultz, D. Sheep, A. C.

Moudy, H. Hart-man, W. Glann, and J. W. Hunter.

Entertainment committee Edward Abello, D. Harrison, H. E. Gamble, J. Robinson, J.

McDonald and A. Ream. Sick committee Albert Schultz, D. Sheep, A. G.

McGlaughlin, A C. Moudy, H. Hartman, G. Glass, and J. W.

Hunter. Finance committee J. B. Krider, Blair Boyles and J. H.

Stewart, Following the business session, the members enjoyed a social hour and smoker in the Men's lounge of the Y. M. C. A. A large number of members was present for the meeting.

a dance and song, accompanied by committee. valier, her leading man. 1933 Budget To Be Studied Today Mrs. Charles Briggs. Plan To Increase Munition Sales Found WASHINGTON, Dec.

18 (JP) (From Fare 1) Miners Search For Thieves Saleme, L. M. Bowser, G. M. Averyt, John Rhodes and Major Van DeBoe, Philadelphia.

Announcement was made tlit the next meeting would be held Monday, December 31, as the time of the next regular session falls on Christmas Day. The Fattier-Son-Daughter day will be observed December 31 when children will be guests of their Rotary fathers. This meeting is to be held at noon in the Logan room of the Penn Alto hotel. In the absence of J. Clyde Cas-sldy, president, Robert Hare, vice president, presided.

Dr. Brown spoke in Huntingdon yesterday morning and also in the city Junior Highs and High school. At 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon A Remington Arms company plan FINLEYVILLE, Dec. 18. ber 27.

The second resolution called for the retirement of the other members of the group, whose retirement had been recommended by the pension commission after the presentation of a legal opinion De (JP) Shouting "they'll come out or they'll starve to death," more than 100 aroused miners, armed with ENLIST IN NAVY Michael Joseph Mertino, 1419 Second avenue, Altoona, and Robert Gregory Briggs, 17 East Thirtieth street, Mount Union, were enlisted in the U. S. navy Dec. 10, at the local recruiting station. Michael Francis Moschelle, 317 Seventh avenue, Altoona, was enlisted Dec.

17. The names of the local recruits cember 13 in which it was shown clubs and pistols, today searched that the normal retirement age for the rocky caverns of Piney Fork Suburban Day To Be Held Today (From Fare 1) mine for two wire thieves, im city employes under the pension-retirement system in force prisoned since Sunday, was bo years. The posses were withdrawn to In the first group the following he gave an address over WFBG. Five more days to think up something original for Aunt Minnie, finally to dive to the nearest handkerchief counter (but hand employes were retired: W. H.

Baker, city fireman; William J. Stiver, department of streets and public to increase its foreign sales by hiring a ranking army American officer to prepare a magazine article for publication abroad was revealed today in the senate's investigation of munitions makers. Lt. Col.v Townsend Whelen, still in the service and expecting to do some for the company upon his retirement a few months from now, was the author. He was requested to write the article in a letter which described it frankly as "propaganda," At the other end of Pennsylvania avenue, meanwhile, what was described as an optimistic report on possibilities for an International agreement providing stringent control of the munitions traffic was given President Roosevelt by Hugh R.

Wilson, minister to were announced yesterday by Lieut. V. F. Holdeman, recruiting officer in charge of the local station. The young men will be sent to Norfolk, for 12 weeks' training before being assigned to their ships.

night, however, and the company announced that operations would be resumed tomorrow. Meanwhile the guards are still stationed at the mine entrance. improvements: and Matthew Pav- kerchiefs are VERY new this year, Youths Face Eight Charges (From Pare 1) Give life's greatest luxury a never-falling supply of crystal-clear hot waten KOMPAK AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS Convenient Terms to Customers Your Dealer THE PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY year, we hear). The thieves have been sighted lick, Charles C. Mong and Frank Rooney, department of parks and public property.

The second list Five more days to search for several times and once one of the searchers heard one of them embraces the following: B. F. Mil staged alone while in others two something impressive not showy, you know, just-er-ah expensive in a subtle way. say "it looks like we're trapped, ler and George Summers, of the police department William H. Hous-ley, public safety; James J.

Brad pap. Give me the shovel and I'll kill the Five more days for shoppers or more of the four definitely held, confessed guilt. With the arrest of these youthful robbers police have cleared thefts which who can't boast that they've shop ley, James McGivney, Howard The pair has been exposed to 1624 ELEVENTH AVENUE REPORTS PRESENTED Reports of the year's activities in scouting were heard from committee chairmen at the regular meeting of the executive board of the Blair-Bedford scout council last evening at the Y. M. C.

A. Discussion of future activities was led by regional scout director, Major D. G. Van deBoe, here for the conference. President Levi Gilbert presided.

ped early. bitter temperatures since Sunday Reed, Blair W. Storey, J. L. Winkler, Charles Stine, Henry N.

Just five more daze! netted loot estimated at over $500. and no water is available, except sulphur water, harsh and sicken Long, J. J. HAd, and Paul Soc- BUCK ROGERS, 2432 A. D.

ing. By Phil Nowlan and Dick Calkins cocia, streey and public improvements; sfid James Atkinson; "They'll carry 'em out on a tf CRUISED ABOUT-HUNTED Charlie TJyKeller, Frank Kensin- FOUGHT FIERCELY TO slab when they find them," a veteran miner remarked. IN VAIN FOR THEM ((J0AftXLJD'rAR JHi IMtW HEARD BLOCK THE PLAN A mine official stated "in a mine ger, jlRel J. Reilly, Matthew C. Reilly, Justus C.

Turner, William Croft and W. H. Curry, of the department of parks and public K)F KANE ANO that has been worked 15 years, lARDALA TO LAUD Ia MuGE PLANET pockets and side passages accumulate. If those fellows died in OID ON EARTH (ALREADY WE a hidden crypt, their bodies might SUES CARY GRANT LOS ANGELES, Dec. IS.

(JP) Virginia Chen-ill, of the movies, in court here today obtained an order directing her husband, Cary Grant, also of the screen, to post a $20,000 bond pending his appeal from an order for him to pay her $167,50 per week temporary alimony and $2,500 attorneys fees. WAD DESTROYED not be found for years. TWO OF HIS Law Against Marathon Dances Listed Today (From Face 1) French Police Theory Revived In Stoll Case by which he: l7Z NlCON'T (YOU HEANP FOR THEIR SHIP- 71 IKS- 1 SA.cl BEF0RE' DON I AND DON THAT I J0 PRETEND YOU'RE Al NOTHiNG, ANO-J HERE ZX? iT WAS SMART 3 YOU THINK I'M GOING Vl, j-rZr DESERTING ME SA I'M 1 7rJ9y tWM OEYOU.WANE-TOL TO DODGE -ANO MrJ GETTING TOO BRUTAL EVEN I t5ETECKAJOR)5CD- BURYTW5 ANO THE HIDE PROM BOCK 1 (yj FOR YOU MAKE THEM 1A sense take part in these gruelling HOPED TOlOkEfi THE PLANETOID GENTLY- BUT LOUISVILLE, Dec. 18 (JP) FOR THE SECOND The old French police theory of TIME THEY FLUE FIRES City fire companies answered three calls last night. All runs were for flue fires with no damage reported.

No. 9 went to 2700 Eleventh Cherchea la Femme was invoked THEMSELVES ESCAPED US today by Berry V. Stoll in the nation-wide hunt for the kidnaper street at 7.54 p. No. 1 went to of his wife, Alice.

1 contests. "The recent death of a marathon dancer in this commonwealth and the serious physical impairment that has followed the habitual practice of numerous participants in such events justifies the department of health in taking a direct stand on this ticket-office attraction," said Dr. McCreary. "The recent conviction of operators of this type of amusement in Pennsylvania on the basis of main Looking for the woman in this 1934 JOHN F. DILI? 1416 Washington avenue at 7:09 p.

m. and No. 3 went to 112 Pearl street at 9:33 p. m. instance, however, is a hunt for Thomas H.

Robinson, disguised as a woman. Robinson, iden JANE ARDEN By Monte Barrett and Frank Ellis tified by federal agents as the man who stole the young Louisville society matron from her county estate near Louisville Oct. NORWAY CURBS RUSSIAN CREDITS OSLO (IP) Soviet Russia now owes Norway about $2,500,000, according to a government spokes taining a nuisance is thoroughly 10 and held her six days in an Indianapolis apartment before she was released for $50,000 ransom, man who expects a sharp decrease in sales to Russia, especially of herring. Much of the sales to Russia have been through government guarantee of credits. 77 43 voukl I victor: outwitted 1 1 771 pi gtx i QUtT? SHE I'M GLAD S.

HlGHWESS ME AT EVBZV, i Ww- 1 I -s ClSfe A 'I JPSk THE ONE vje'kze. going rJy f. 7 I knows sue tupzn-he JQ I I I 15-r( nu no, you're HOMEyVlCrO(e- l'm? ALWAYS, HAS SsSK 'tSf I 7 -I GHT, HENeY- so mamv i mm 7UST "TufZMEO I vTkr 1 I I AS. CAN'T GMT HAVE fkWml P4aESsCQa fL. lJt 1 I JhA MOSTSAVe FALSE A'CSfiV Jp lk jVJ-' known to masquerade at times in woman's dress.

The theory that Robinson may justified from the standpoint of health. "While there is nc desire to interfere with legitimate amusement and recreation, or to deprive spon-ability to continue in business, the sors of popular amusement of their fact remains that the devitalizing demands that are inevitably associated with walkathons and marathons are such as to Justify the department's opinion that health rather than the pocketbook should in these instances be the primary factor." have taken on a woman's disguise was advanced early in the hunt. Persistent reports that the for mer inmate of a Tennessee asylum HURT IN FALL Mrs. C. W.

Walters, 131 Crawford avenue, is recovering at her home from a severe fracture of the arm, suffered when she fell on an icy pavement downtown last Friday. has been "seen in widely sep arated parts of the nation dressed as a chic brunette led Stoll to suggest to the department of justice distribution of a recent photograph of Robinson with feminine garb superimposed by an artist. Poisoned camel meat caused the death of eight persons and illness to 150 at Beba, Egypt, recently. Business Near Approval Of 'Dole' (From Pace 1) Czechoslovakia's grain crop is one-third that of last year, causing a shortage. Unemployed Quit Nat'l Group, Sees Communism THE BUNGLE FAMILY By Harry J.

Tuthill Accusing the National Unem ployed council of harboring Communistic tendencies and activities, ANYHOW, EVEN IF HE DID HIGH- YOU SHOULD HEAR BUFFLY WELL JO, IN A WAY YOU CAN'T I JUST DON'T WELL EVERY TIME FRED GOT TELL ME! I'LL BET FIFTY I PEOPLE GRABBED ME TODAf HAT ME, I LL ADMIT BUFFLY YOUR SISTER ALICE TOLD ME TODAY SHE BLAME BUFFLY FOR GIVING UNDERSTAND HOW IT'S ALL THE NUMBER HE WAS LINE NOW. HE'S ALL BUSINESS. VERY COLD HAS MADE CRIME PAY. THE THE AIR TO RELATIVES A FAKE LIKE BUFFLY VERY SHUTTLED BACK AND FT WAS SO SURE THAT the Unemployed Council of Blair county voted last night to return their charter to national headquar TO KID ME ABOUT THAT i PHOTO IN THE PAPER OF AVERAGE PERSON WHO STARTS TURKEY. HE TALKS AND LIKE FRED, WHO ALWAYS COULD PULL THE MIXED FORTH BETWEEN OUT KIDNAPING DOORMATS GETS A.r.T; FYACTLY LIKE ONE MAN IS BUFFLY THAT SHE HAD HAVE THEIR HAND WOOL OVER THE UP.

SNIPPY SECRETARIES. MY RED-HOT COUSIN. MISTER MY RED-HOT COUSIN, MISTER r-trlllJi ters. A COUPLE OF REVERSES IN OUT, BUT HIGH- hrVOF THOSE WOLVES OF I um i eTDrrT EYES OF WHO SAID MR.BUNNIE FRED PHONE The local body went on record as I rizrnjcriDT I I WZT THE HOOSEGOW HATTING ME IS NEW6PAPER POSITIVELY HAS AND OUITS. YOU SEE A HORSE OF Intending to keep the organization in Blair county "free from Com REPORTERS NO RELATIVES BUFFLY A DIFFERENT SO THEY I HERE.

ArMT N( movies. COLOR. cucKoon nA -7 CALL HIM i mm concern of the committee was to prevent working groups from being ruled by majorities of workers. The labor recommendations also were expected to propose that strikes not be called except after a secret vote of all the workers, and also a legal ban on gympa-thetio strikes. Details of the unemployment security plan were not disclosed.

"Dole" relief was approved on the basis that it was cheaper and more efficient for the present emergency period and that it put Btress on to absorb the unemployed. The conference was not expected to endorse immediate execution of an unemployment insurance program although it will recognize the necessity for security provisions eventually. It would endorse or oppose specific insurance programs as they were shown to be i'i UN A MONEY I Mr munism, and to carry on our fight for better security the American way, helping the leaders of government both locally and nationally as honest patriotic citizens." MOGUL I The decision to return the char ter was reached after President J. L. Megahan disclosed Communistic activities of the national body, and read- two letters from national of ficers as evidence of such activity.

Tuesday evening the president will speak at Bellwood and on Fri day evening at Gallitzin. Tha next meeting of the council founded on an actual basis with 12-4 MiuiTtiff. will be held Wednesday evening, figures to show their soundness. I December 26..