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I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, U3S, EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW PAGE THREE PITTSBURGH PRODUCE Scientists Produce Changes In Life Process AIRCRAFTS LEAD PICKS JURIES TO SERVE Butter Firm: extra, 2SJc; standard 2S 2Sc; 89 score. 271c; 88 score. 27c. JSggs Firm; nearby current re RALLYING STOCK The crow, which is greatly despised by farmers, and the magpie, equally detested for Its constant chattering, actually may be saving many lives in the United States by January term prime $11 to 111.50; 750 1,100 lbs. choice $9 to $10; 600 1,000 lbs.

choice to heifers $7 to cows $5 to bulls $6 to Calves 200 strong; choice $11 to $12. Sheep and Iambs 800 strong; choice $9.25 to $9.75: wethers $4 to ewes $3 to $4. Hogs 800; 15 higher; heavy 300 lbs. $7.40 to medium T20 250 lbs. 40; butchers $8.40 to yorkers $8.50.

halting the spread of sylvatlc Defense Plan Art A nnr Plaguy one of the scouraes of the MCl MS PU ceipts, life; white standard, 29c; hennery white extras 32c. Poultry Market firm, heavy hene, 18 21c; Leghorn hens, 14 16c; old roosters, 1112c; young turkeys. 27S0c; old torn turkeys. 20c; ducks. 16 18c; geese, 15 16c; Rock springers.

18 20c; Red spring era. 17 18c; Leghorn springers, 14 MOTOR TRUCK By STEPHEN J. McDONOUGH Associated Press Science Writer RICHMOND. Dec. 28.

Two scientists announced today that they had produced changes in1 the most fundamental life process on earth. By the use of rays on living plants it has been possible to change the nature of chlorophyll, the green coloring matter of plants which converts sunlight into matter and energy, for the first time, Dr. A. F. Blakeslee of the Carnegie Institution of Washington and Dr.

O. L. Inman of Antioch college. To Aviation Shares middle ages. Dr.

William J. Jelli son of the U. S. public health service station at Hamilton, Mont, de Srand And Petit Venires To Br TIm Ameiate rrm. Begin Duties Jan.

10, 16 NEW YORK, Dec. 28 Aircraft mals which provide him with meat, provides his vegetables and grows the trees which furnish him with a home. Until recently only two kinds of chlorophyll were known. Then in a chance experiment, the scientists used rays to treat seeds of the common jimson weed. It caused the chromosomes, or character deter mining factors within the cells of the seeds, to create a third kind of chlorophyll, "a modified form which is scientifically unusual," Dr.

Blakeslee said. So far as is known no other form of the chemical has ever been found, even in plants brought from the equator and the Antarctic. The discovery may prove helpful in the treatment of human diseases since chlorophyll is closely related to "heme," the iron bearing red portion of blood. shares charted a rallying course At New Cumberland Plague has been gradually spreading eastward from the west coast through infections of ground rodents by fleas, he explained. Two specks of owls have been found to aid in spreading the disease by Daily Service To and From Pittsburgh, East Liverpool, Wellsville, 0.

Chester, and New ell, W. and inter, mediate points. ror tne stock market today and led the way out of an early de FRAUD Special The Review. CLEVELAND PRODUCE CLEVELAND, Dec. 28.

Butter firm; creamery extras la tubs, 82; standards SI. Eggs Market firm: prices declared in a report to the Amer NEW CUMBERLAND, Dec. 28 cline. Speculation for the rise in the aviation group again felt the spur ican Association for the Advance Selection of grand jurors and petit jurors for the January term of cir ment of Science. carrying small animals infected with it for many miles.

However, he added, the crows and magpies of headlines on administration de Daid n(PPr 1 100 case lots; fur In converting sunlight into mat cuit court in Hancock county were nished by the Cleveland butter and fer.se plans. ter chlorophyll is the chemical which makes all other life on earth announced Here today. as scavengers "actually inhibit the spread of plague by rapid destruc Grand jurors are to report Jan possible, since it has provided man (Continued from Page One) beard during the trial at which the government charged Continental's operations resulted in the closing of two banksthe Commercial Bank and Trust Co. of Union City, and the Ghent Deposit bank of Ghent, Ky. Wise entered into the case by tion of rodents dead of the dis More aggressive demand was apparent, for dealings expanded considerably on the upturn.

Also credited as a factor in the egg board; extras 57 lbs and up, candled light, yolks clear. 29 a dos en; extra firsts, 66 lbs and up, 25; current receipts 55 lbs and up 24. Live poultry firm: fowls heavy 21 lb: medium fowl lfl lejrhnm with coal and oil, supports the ani ease." 10. and petit jurors Jan. 16.

The grand Jury includes: East Liverpool Pittsburgh Motor Freight 715 BRADSHAW AVE. Call 871 Clay district: Leslie Cuppy. Ed mt or prices was a thinning out YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY ward Milton and E. E. Brinkmau.

Butler district: James Bowers. GREEN CLAIMS A. F. t. VICTORY OVER LEWISl i Albert Leon, Edward Milton.

Don Furred Fish Colorado Claims Support IN EXTORTION CHARGE D. Caldwell, Andrew McLaughlin reason of his actions during the time he was serving as manager of Continental from May 14 to June 4, 1937. epecttlon th. market Mon would tk Si 'J f. b.

ire, of ls Especially active on the upside ducks 6 lb and up 18; average ruu were Electric Boat and Bendix. 15: ducks, small 18? tnrkov. Mim. and Michael Grody. 1 111 111 11 I 111 if.

is (irant ritntrw Inhn Alvia a I Bond. George P. L. Ohioan, 20, Trapped In Auto nin i Other outstanding gainers were hens and toms under 18 lb 30 SeeS CIO Leader AS Threat Bethlehem. Boeing.

Douglas. 17. S. hens and toms over li lb 28 old Jackson and George D. Wilkiueon.

Fo" Fur Bearing Trout i The petit jurors are: To Democratic Party 4 wiminRViuu esi luiua. oia nens is; no. 15; ingbouse. old roosters 13; leghorn 11; ea Most bonds and commodities re Pons 8 lb and up 28; geese, fat 19; mained on even keeL with a slirht ordinary geese 17. Br The UnltMl PrM.

Clay district: James Bechtold. John Gibson, Harold Jones, Milton While Awaiting $25,000 By Th AuMwiatrd Pre. WAUSEON. Dec. 2b.

Paul CALIDA, Colo. The mountain iiuff, Isaac Matthews. Jay Cham town of Salida has announced edge on the upside, I Local fresh dressed poultry firm; lers. William McLaughlin. Richard Cillis, Loren Long and August officially it has found "pictorial Foreign currencies Improved in neav rowl medlum roast Simmons.

20. of Delta, today pleaded guilty to the charge of proof" that trout with fur on their ing chickens, large 28: averaxe 25: terms of the dollar with the resumption of trading in British mar attempting to extort $25,000 from sides once swam in the waters of ducks 25; ordinary 22; leghorn fowl 21; young turkeys under 18 lb Fred Longnecker, retired Toledo the Arkansas river. Butler district: G. M. Briscoe, W.

B. Elder, Ray AllenberK. Geonre and Delta businessman, under 36, over 18 lb 32; geese capons 35. A. Freeman.

Edgar Flowers, Nick threat of death. kets after the prolonged Christmas holidays. This tended to ease returning fears of war complications as a result of Italian agitation for Tales of the furry fin flippers have circulated here since Zebulon By Tht AsftociatM PrtM. COSHOCTON, Dec. 28.

William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, was of the opinion today that the A. P. of L. had won its fight with the Congress of Industrial Organizations headed by John L. Lewis.

Green, addressing 200 of his hometown neighbors last night, said. "The A. F. of L. has won its fight.

It is stronger now than it was when the CIO was formed." He declared the A. F. of L. had the W0' Carl Bryan. Gerald Clark.

Simmons was held to the Fulton Pike first glimpsed the Rocky SbP Decker. John Cutone, Hen county grand Jury by Justice of uovernment graded eggs U. S. extras large white in cases 83; U. 8.

standards large in cases 31; rrench territory. the Peace H. H. Hamm under $10, mountains. Old timers swear that trout with fur plainly visible on ty Fike, Carl Crooks.

V. T. Bock, Charles Kirschke, E. R. Crow and 000 bond.

Unable to furnish it, CHICAGO GRAIN their sides once were numerous. Simmons was remanded to jail. JS. H. Drebert.

Grant district: George C. Silver u. a. extras medium white in cases 30; U. S.

standards medium white in cases 28. Apples Bu. baskets 75c $2.00. A request for proof of the fur The two charges to which Sim CHICAGO, Dec. 28 Influenced by forecasts of a second cold wave bearing trout story was received morn.

William Bowers, K. D. mons pleaded euilty are threaten' largest paid up membership in its Ins to kill and attemntine to ex recently from Platte, by Wil Smith. John Craig. Fred Werkhel history.

Beete i bu. baskets 25 35c. Carrots bu. baskets 30 50c. er, Lawrence Callahan.

Charles tort. fr rosnay, secretary of the Salida Chicago wheat prices rose cent a bushel early today. Failure of offerings to increase from the southern hemisphere was also a factor. I mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmwmmm' '2 Uhoovir spiciai (Modal 541) or of Hoover's fa J3 Eft moot cleaners guaranteed for j( HOOVER DUSTING TOOLS O'lisJ acet tricluding a blower, Green did not refer to Lewis by Sheriff Harley Loveland said Chamber of Commerce. Celery Pascal, I doi.

bunches name, but added that "the leader the youth was arrested last night Said the Kansas request: "An B. Starr, Gerald Clark. Harry Cochran, William Arnott, Lewis Snider. nomas Cunningham, Raymond ryan, Clarence Clutter. Clark Cronin and Thomas Allison.

of the CIO loudly and insultingly upening unchanged to cent on charges of attempting to extort money from Longnecker. proclaimed that he proposed die I higher. May 68 68 July 68 68V4. Bwer collect If you have fur bear Ing trout in the Arkansas river." Forshay, after a long search, un tatorship for America. Chicago wheat futures held near i Loveland eaid a penciled note, He set up a black list of can to these figures.

Corn started found by Longnecker on his doorstep Christmas night, threatened earthed a picture of a fur bearing Jury commissioners are Leslie P. Turley of New Cumberland and Fred Lawrence of NewelJ. didates In the recent election. Now up, May 52 July 53S. fl 25 12.00.

Celery cabbage Baskets 40 50c. Leeks Per bunch 10 121c Lettuce 24 qt. bsskets 60 80c. Mushrooms Pts. 13 14c.

Parsley Pks. curly 25 35c. Parsnips Pks. 20 S0c. Potatoes 100 lb.

sacks Radishes Baskets, 2 dos. bunches 60 85C. Squash Hubbard, per lb. 1 1 Jc. fish and mailed it to the curious death to the 60 year old former he say he's going into the next Kansan.

Democratic party convention and industrialist unless printed instructions were followed. 1 I forshay said the photograph. pick its candidate for president. If FRANCE PITTSBURGH GRAIN Prices quoted are wholesale and in carlots. Wheat No.

red winter, 72 73c. wntcn shows a large trout with an Using Longnecker's automobile, that happens, I pity the Democratic even distribution of pelts over its three deputies drove along U. party. If that happens it will be the ma mm I 1 1 kiss of death." You mark my route su until near Aiaumee mey euure mmy, was taxen by a pio lomaioee id. Dasuets, me words." (Continued from Page One) saw the lights of another machine ueer balida photographer.

Oats No. 1, white, new, 89 39ftc; dium $1.35 11.50. Turnips bu. baskets, 25 40c. blink out a code contained in the Thfl iPirend is that the photog extortion note.

ranher unnnncrl ho No. 2 white, 38J 39c; No. 3 white. 35 36c. Corn No.

2 yellow. 64 64tc: No. ftudden emphasis on the so called Ukrainian question was not worry The three, John Wierick, Alfred nroVB tn oominir r.nAniHnn. '0ST0FFICE DEFICIT LAID TO FREE SERVICE ing Soviet statesmen. Slini't an1 Irwin ttnn thov I yellow, 59 60c.

PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28. Hogs 700; 15 higher on few here at Tho rvi o7r." 01 Tne iur Dearm fish. id .11 IGbVl I 1WA .11 III 11 1 If 11 1 LI VJ III IIIQi VM BlfU I Vnshliw "The pioneers say he JIfria nf Dm '1 t. I i ui i i mi oniu in.ru, iiuui minim itTuiiu i iiruiiKiiL 111111 in mil ut re.

i mf EAST LIVERPOOL PRODUCI ttcs of the Soviet Union, a power other officers trailed the deputies By Tht AnmkUus Prww. WASIHKT.TnV IW PS. Vnat. $8.75. Cattle 50; best steers yesterday calves 60; 50c to $1.00 high Wholesale Jul and impregnable fortress of so In another car.

28c muster (ieneral Farley said today I dalisrn," the journal said. was not a trick artistand that fish with fur once were a fact. All I know is what I see in the juncture." Pioneers of Salida. who never have advanced a theory as to ori er and choice vealers $12.00 hat free services caused a nnM twcai rreeo) 82c JAPANESE GIRL FOUND office deficit of $43,811,556 for the 12.50; selections $18.00. Sheep 100; lambs 10 higher; top good snd choice $9.75 10.25; Retail Butter 33c Eggs (local fresh 28c fiscal year.

Otherwise, his an HEALTH HEADS RETAIN THREE C0UNTYNURSES nual report said, the department ft I would have shown a profit of $4. 412,821. mm bi ami mm CREMATED IN FURNACE By The Auwiatrd Preta. VANCOUVER, B. C.

Dec. 28 The cremation of Eniiko Yamada, 16 year old Japanese girl, was investigated today by police, who Special Tht Review. FOULTRV 18o 20c HOOVER MOTH Yearlings 8pringers The free services. Farley said, in LISBON. Dec.

28.The Colum si' i otner classes nominal. CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND. Dec. 28 Cattle 200 steady; steers 1.200 lbs. up A Three Days9 Cough cluding carrying of mail free for gin of the furry trout, do have an answer to the question of why the strange fish no longer are seen in the Arkansas.

"I don't know whether they were mistaken for beavers and exterminated by trappers," they say. "or whether the flow of hot springs into the river has caused them to shed their fur. If there are anv county board of health held congressmen, government depart jwinual meeting Tuesday night discusKed the year's wurk 1 ments and blind persons, subsidiza 1 tion of air mail snd other "aon And reappointed the health com CONTROL BOOK latest scientific facts on moth protection, especially written by Frozier Hunt. postal functions." said they had not determined whether the girl had taken her own life or had been murdered. Her body was found in the fur 3isioufr for the three county YOUNGSTOWN PRODUCE EGGS Extra white 82c Extra white 81c Extras 80c BUTTER Firsts "Sic Rolls Receipt for the year ending last Is lour Danger Signal nurses.

am left they're not as fur bearing as they were. Not near." Dr. Seward Harris, commissioner, Was retained on a month to mouth nace at the Yamada family home and officers estimated she was cremated early yesterday. An autopsy June 30 were and expenditures $772,445,607. Farley estimated that 232,974 parcels went to the dead letter of fice i 198 because they were nc Sm niw hoovir MOTHIMIZIR wo; matter now many medicines you have tried for your common cough, cheat cold, or bronchial irrt UUon, you may get relief now with CreomuUion.

Serious trouble may pasis pending decision on the pro HOOVER Honor Sarnoff PHILADELPHIA The Poor showed death was caused by burns. A bruise was found on the fore destroys moths In furniture ond dosets. Richard club's 1938 gold medal of poorly wrapped or addressed wrongly. POULTRY PRICES Leghorn bens 12 14c Heavy hens 16 I7c Roasting chickens 16 19c Ducks 14 16C Turkeys 28 30c Retail achievement will be awarded to David Sarnoff president of the Radio Corporation of America, at head but autopsy surgeons were unable to say whether it had been caused by a blow before or after the girl entered the furnace. Her body was found by her 15 year old brother, Eichi Yamada, ITALIAN BANK BANDITS Leghorn broilers 18c posal to employ a full time health iK'ad, and Nurses Gladys McCreary, JJadine Nace and Arlene Brinker, 11 of Lisbon, were reappointed for year.

Members of the board present mr the business meeting that followed a dinner in the Wick hotel Were H. O. Stanley of Damascus, Willis Boone of Winona, and Dr. Marry Bookwalter of Columbiana, and Dr. Harris.

Absent were Clar nce Robinson of Lisbon and John a banquet celebrating the birthday of Benjamin Franklin, the club's 1214c FLEE WITH $250,000 GMt WHOLESALE DRESSED patron saint, in Philadelphia Jan and her father, G. Yamada. A fire 09 Drewws; ana you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy less potent than Creomulsion. which foes right to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes and to loosen and expel germ laden phlegm. Even If other remedies have failed, dont be discouraged, try Creomulsion.

Tour druggist Is authorised to refund your money if you are not thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained. Creomulsion la on word, ask for It plainly, see that the nam on the bottle is Creomulsion, and youH get the genuine product and the relief you want. (Adv.l 17, The medal Is given annually to Br Th AuicltM PrM. still was smouldering in the furnace. The body had been partly the man whose activities have con TRKV1SO.

Italy, Dec. 28 Po tributed to American civilization consumed by the fire generated lice today sought a band of gunmen who held up a branch of the bank Leghorn hens 19 23c Heavy hens 24 25c Roasting chickens 34 28c Ducks 27c Turkeys 3.38c Leghorn broilers 24 25c Geesa i. and "raised the standard of living from oil soaked paper in the or Americans." 1 jliferd of East Liverpool. of Italy here and got away with 6, mm c' 35? 000.000 lire (about $250,000) after wounding five bank employes. 40 Years A'courting UPPER SANDUSKY, O.

A 40 yea.r romance lasting since school The raid occurred at dusk yes terday as the bank was closing. (TODAY LAST SHOWING) nays has ended in marriage for The gunmen fired when the employes put up a fight. Miss May B. Carter, Upper Sandusky, and James C. Poole, Woost er.

The couple will reside in Woost Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, er where Poole is general manager FIRE DESTROYS 7 COTTAGES TOLKIKJ. Dc. 28. Fire early today destroyed seven cot tarfs. owned by Toledoans.

at Al lan Cover, near Erie. with of the Central Ohio Telephone Co Americans Robbed In China a ioss estimated by the Erie fire department at $15,000. Curtains, and Draperies Sll eggs direct from your door SHANGHAI, Dec. 28 Fifteen foreign men and women, mostly Americans, were robbed of money and jewels tonight in the biggest holdup in the Shanghai area in years. with Want Ads.

Prices Lower Than The Market Value Hlfli DONAHEY MOVES OFFICES WASHINGTON, Dec. 28. Ken. Donabey of Ohio moved today from his third floor suite in the senate office building to one on the first floor formerly occupied by Sen. Lee (D) of Oklahoma.

Nit RUGS AXMINSTER TYPE Marvels of construction! Reproducing GROWING WARMER even the delicate shading the rich color ings and intricate designs of costly Orien tals with their soft, lustrous pile Yet priced well within limited budgets. 3 DAYS STARTING TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 6:30 SHOW STARTS 6s45 $33.00 ON TERMS She Rose To the Heights and Broadway Cheered Then Like Comet She Disappeared! Official reports from explorers show warmer weather pre vailing In Arctic and Antarctic regions. During recent years, the entire world hss enjoyed higher temperatures. During recent years, noteworthy changes have taken place mortuary prsctices. The addition of every recognited Improvement hss kept our service on a high modern plane.

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