The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 8

EIGHT. PORTSMOUTH HERALD, Boston, Nov. to Interest and many requests from Now England farmers that discussion of the currency problem be included in their part of the program of the Ninth New England Conference to be held in Boston, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 23 and 24, the New England Council announced today that Professor William Adams Brown of Brown University, will be a leading speaker at the Agricultural Session of the Conference on Friday morning, Nov. 24.

His subject will be "National Monetary Policies as They Affect New England Agriculture." "While New -England farm 'leaders have not followed the lead of organized agriculture in the mid-west, the Agricultural Session ol the Conference will denl some of the. topics agitating the Mississippi Valley farmers. "Farm Credit in New England" wiil be by E. H. Thomson, Presi- of the Federal Land Bank of Springfield.

according to the announcement, of the program of the Agricultural Session made by Chairman Harry R. of Rhode Island, of the- Council's Committee on Agri- "Frani Prices vs. Consumer Prices of New England Farm Pro- dncis" will be discussed by Frederick V. of the Bureau of Agricultural o' the U. S.

Department of Agriculture. Mr. Waugh will coinc from Washington especially to address this session. "The Future of Cooperative Market- Inn" will be discussed by Dr. Roger W.

of Island Slate and "AsriculMirnl Land Utilization" will be the topic of Dr. I. G. Davis of Connecticut State College, Chairman Lewis annnunced. The Agricultural Session of Friday fcrencr'n will be one of four group srssiM'is of the Conference at lliat Oihcrs are being devoted to Indus: ry.

recreational development, and i and stale taxation. On the- sterling eyjiiins there will be six me-tlngs. Tile Conference will cpjji on Thuisclny afternoon with the By PAUL ROBINSON ETTAKETT BUT BASS' HE'S ON -(HE CAWfXJS HAS HEA12-D HOW NEIL FAINTED OU(Z. WEDDING I'M SO ASHAMED-I NENEIi VJAW TO HIM ALL THiS s-rUrT Aoour UP ANO HOME ME OVETZ THE HIM AGAIN IS BUNtC A One-Man Sheep GOT NKOWE-V I MAN Conyi-itfht, Press Association, E-'-TVt GOT VOO OP T( TUO YQO BREAK. -TUNG'S! I.TSET YOO'D LIKE TO GO VAOME i J.V.

SOT VOO CAW'T DO AT. VOO' S. Bureau of the Budget will be the speakers, Registration to attend the conference is open to all interested' New England business men and public officials. RUSSIANS STUDl" ENGLISH Moscow The commissariat of education has ordered all secondary schools in Moscow, Leningrad and other Fi.st General Session at which the six leading cities to teach English or England Governors and Hon. I French and all village schools to offer Lewis Douglas, Director of the TJ.

least one other foreign language. dissension, the known the Stud Vero, charging that Jockey club governors favorel horses or their own. In protest, the Stud Vero auctioned its horses and dissolved. NORMAL STATIONS Christmas Club I FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORTSMOUTH, N. H.

Make This Bank Your Banking Home PORTSMOUTH A Savings Bank Also acts as Trustee of Estates and Funds Hon. John H. Bartiett, President Wm. J. Cater, Vice-President Willis E.

Underbill, Treasurer NEW HAMPSHIRE BANK BUILDING A I Cornels Trumpets Saxophones Clarinets JOS MnsJcaJ Violin Stands. Bows, Instruction Books. Instruments Bargains Caed Instenmenta WHEB 4--Mary Gomola 4.14--Weather Report 4.15--Lois Hall 4.30--High School Lecture 4.45--Four Baritones 5--Joan Forest 5.14--Correct Time 5.15--Norman Leavitt Saturday 8--Melody Clock 3.30--Morning Worship 9.01--Musical Masterpieces 9.15--Kittery Program 9.30--Beauty Culture 9.45--Ringer Amsdcn 10.15--Mark Clarke 10.30^-Salvation Army 11--Chopsticks 11.15--Band Program 11.29--Correct Time 11.30--Band Program 11.44--Weather Report 11.45--Lew Grossman 12--Johnny Hamp orchestra 12.15--Dancincr to Health 12.30--Radio Club 1--Harlan Ober 1.20--Herald News Plashes 3.15--Farm Flashes 3.30--Old Time Trio 3.45--Ellis Studios WEEI 5--Health Forum 5.10 and 5.25--Pianist 5.15--YMCA News 5.30--Adventures of Tom Mix 5.45--The Wizard of Oz 6--Variety 6.30--tNews Dispatches 6.4C--Mvsic 6.45--"if.our Folks and Mine 7--Male Trio, Instrumentalists 7.15--Revue 7.30--Circus Days 7.45--The Goldbergs 8--Concert, Football Talk 9--Fred Allen's Revue 9.30--Vocalists, orchestra 10--The First Nighter and Ataner 11---E. B. Rideout 11.03--News Dispatches 11.15--Glorifying Tin Par.

Alley 12.15--Bits rmcl Artists Ei'oad- THAT NEW CAR! Is it going to be a source of pleasure to you or a source of anxiety? Adequate automobile insurance will do much to guarantee your pleasure in drrving. Liability and property damage insurance, fire and theft insurance, collision insurance--all are obtainable a't this agency. The Kendall Agency 4 Congress Street Portsmouth, N. TeL 243 WNAC 15--Bevuc 5.30--Jack Armstrong 5.45--Jack Eittel's orchestra 0--News Flashes C.15--Salon Gems 6.30--Detectives Black and Blue 6.45--Marvelous Melodies 7--Mj-rt and Marge 7.15--Just Plain Bill 7.30--Music on the Air 7.4D--Boake Carter 8--Tie Happy Bakers 8.15--Edwin C. Hill 8.30--The March of Time 9--Irving S.

Cobb and orchestra fl.15--Vocalists, orchestra 9.30--All America Football Show 10--Olsen and Johnson, quartet orch, 10.30--Nick, the Greek Orator 10.47--News Flashes 11--Kanny Weeks' orchestra 11.30--Isham Jones' orchestra. 12--Olen Gray's orchestra. 12.30--Leon orchestra WBZ 5--Agricultural Markets 5.15--News Flashes 5.38--Singing Lady 5.45--Juvenile Sketch 6--Boston's Salute to Radio City ff.14--Bill Williams 6.45--Lowell Thomas 7--Amos 'ii' Andy 7.15--Jeddo Highlanders 7.JO--Potash Jind Perlmutter in Review 8--Ethel Shutta, Waller O'Keefe, orchestra Newington, Nov. and Mrs. Jamas B.

Pickering were recent visitors in Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Harold Garland has a kindergarten class. Her pupils are Sidney Prink, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Simes Prink, and Vonetta Garland, daughter of Mr. ar.cl Mrs. George Garland. Miss Muriel Kimball who is attending school in Boston, spent last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Kimball. Ecgar Hodgdon I and Walter Pickering have been saw- I ing wood at the schoalhouse and town hall. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Benjamin Kershaw were called to Lawrence on Tuesday i by the death of Mr.

Kershaw's brother. i Mrs. Willis Kugg and her mother Mrs. Taylor of Portsmouth, and Mrs. C.

W. Coleman and Mrs. R. D. Hammond spent Wednesday with Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Rugg- in Wakefleld, Mass, Martin Nalevske, while driving his truck toward the toll bridge, went ofl the road near the L. A. Paquin place and a telephone pole. The truck was taken to a where it was repaired and was soon back oil the The twB or three inches of snow (that fell Saturday night has entirely but the flocks of snow i birds that followed it are still about.

Miss Florence Hoyt is better but still in bed. Mr. and Mrs. M. S.

Watson have i been entertaining Mr; and Mrs. Fred I Lane of Pittsfleld, Me. Allen Packard, John McKenzie, Lawrence Carkin and Sam Carkin are 8.30--Dramatic Sketch B.45--R«d Davis, drama Thome from a gunning trip in Northern 9--Phil Harris' orchestra New Hampshire. 9.JO--Phil Baker, Harry McNaugn- Mrs. Josephine Hajrt is borne from ton, Sketch 10.30--Labor's Tribute to Radio, 11.04--Bill Williams 11.15--News 11.30--Harvard-Brown Football Serenade 12--Cab Galloway's orchestra 12.15--Stars and Music from Broad- wav Hits Obid Hook of East Concord visited WHDH 5--Cape Cod Entertainers 5.45--Junior Radio School 6.39--Leo Hannon's orchestra TRAINING COURSE FOR SCOUT LEADERS The Board of Registrars will be in' Today girls-are torning to the Girl.

session for City 'Election on the fol- Scouts in greater numbers than i lowing dates: Friday, Nov. 10th, The Herald's Cross Word Puzzle ACROSS l--Toward 3--An exclamation (army slang) 7--Small used In gambling 9--An old man (slang) 13--Evcryona M-X3reek ItUer 15--Song of praise 16--An Intoxicant te--Auction to--Connection 21--A rabbit and also a fish 22--Defies 26--Excels 21 --Lease's 29-- Slutfn with bacon 30--Mound 32--Enormous look earnestly 37--Warning of danger 38--Embrace 40--Bang 41--A kind of donkey 43--Used 45--A paddla 4S--Sack 48--Anglo-Saxon money of account 61-- Duel 58--Demote 64--Agent or trustee tarclM 6C--Dunce 57--Expires 68--Spanish article 59--Cry of pain DOWN article 3--Secrete 1--A card 5--Basement 6--Saturated 7--Performed 8--Blunders 10--Koflont doer 12--PJxpoaes to the sun's ra.vs 13--So 17--Beloneing to 21--Cur 23--Come in M--Vapor 25--Krla Krlne'lo 20--Tra 28--Clique SI--SUred at 33--Aries 35--Spat 36--A kind of lyric ti6am (fH 41--Span of Ume 42--Signal of distress 4-)--Denial blunder In spc-eck 47--Ptay a IS--Clear premium 53--Female S5--Unused ever before and there is need of Tuesday, Nov. 2B, Wednesday, Nov. Sunday, Ills sister, Mrs. Hattie Greenough oil leaders to take charge of new troops which may be formed and to work with troops already organized.

meet this need, training course Girl Scout leaders and all thosi interested "becoming leaders wilt be given at local Headquarters, and in order to accommodate an t'nere will be both morning and evening classes. The first sessions will be held on. Tuesday, 31, at 10 a. aad' 7.38 p. m.

Anyone in the community interested in Girl work is cordially invited, to attend these classes, from 9 to 12 a. 2 to and 7 to p. m. and election nuwniag fram 8 to 12 a. m.

Names of Voters having moved from one ward to another will te removed from check list after aotiflcattoo from Board. JOHN TH0K3TON, Chajrman J. BUCKLEY, Clerk, In n7 inc DISGUSTED TVITII JUDGES, RACING STABLE DISBANDS Kio de Janeiro--Dissension iii 'the Ri9 de Janeiro Jockey club has caused one Brazil's most importaiit racing- partnerships, which included Minister of Finance Oswaldo Araniia, to quit Weight imposts wets thB-cswae fclia ThB INSURANCE AGENa JOHNSiSEACO. will eontlnue under the same; mama and at same address. JOHN wac OHIMtLES M.

Watson, E. Hodgdon, L. B. Paquin, s. Packard and John Hoyt attended the Bureau and banquet in Exeter on Monday, Whist was played at 14 tables at the Historical Society party at the town hall on Wednesday night.

The next party will be on Nov. 29. JUDGE LOSES SEDAN WHEN GAS LEAKS Cheyenne Nov. 17--Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy had a shiny, expensive sedan.

He left it parked beside a curb over some smouldering leaves. Presumably the gasoline tank leaked. Now Judge Kennedy has fire-marked wreck, Gold Fields Reopened Charlotte, N. Nov. 17--OoW's price in relation to tbo 4oUw is bringing fresh activity in the old gold fields of the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia.

Veins ance abandoned are being reopened and prospectors are hunting, new "JOE SAYS" you want -the best of fish there only one place to get it Follow the to the SHORE FISH 1 MARKET. Plenty of Utes of Shoals Haddock, Cod and disk. Smoked "Filets 20c lb. Absolutely boneless Tongues and Cheeks 20c lb. Shrimp, mackerel, filets ot haddock, and flounders.

Clams, oysters and scallops. SHORE FISH CO. MCI of ShMln Wharf St. Fbomt LS.S*.