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YAGE two -a HERALD TELEPHOHH 34U THE HERALD MIAMI" FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHOW 3411 MONDAY JULY 17 1939 to promote the Christian tplrit throughout the world The principles of freedom of worship Jjgee-dom of spech freedom of assembly and freedom of the press will' be emphasized" Roosevelt's position will be when the 1940 Democratic national con-ention opens Few Survivors Of Jungle Job Plan Reunions THOMAS SEES DAGGER 1M M' MUTTS ME IT JOB IDS PAULA STONE Continued From rage 1 Continued From Page 1 CHOP SUEY and AMERICAN DINNERS Wurzbunjer Beer on Tap MAIH 'STREET BISCAYNIC BLYD AT 106TH BT Screen Actress Becomes Mrs Duke Daly In Los Angeles Ceremony BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES July Paula Stone screen actress and Duke Daly orchestra leader were married at the Wilshire Methodist Church Sunday Fred Stone veteran actor gave his daughter in marriage She was attended by her sister Carol and three young actresses Patricia Ellis Ann Shirley and Natalie Draper as bridesmaids Actor John Payne was best man In applying for the license Daly gave his true name as Linwood A Dingley 20 Miss Stone said she was 25 sge including James A Farley Democratic national chairman were completely ignored in the McNutt appointment It is for this reason wide interest has attached to the approaching meeting and the possibility that either the President or McNutt may drop some tip-off of what Mr World Meeting In Atlanta I3 Likely To Assail Religious Persecution BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA July A Baptist affirmation that religious persecution is a against God and was quoted Sunday as an indication of the approach the sixth Baptist World Congress may take on the question of religious intolerance Dr Louie Newton Atlanta chairman of arrangements forecast an attendance of 50000 from 60 nations for the congress beginning next Saturday and said it would be the largest and most religious meeting of 1939 he added be WASHINGTON July 16 (JT) John Armitage said Sunday he was rounding up the survivors of an army of men who pushed a railroad through the jungles of Brazil 32 years ago of the men who dared the deep jungle with its savage Indians and deadly fevers to build the Madeira-Mamore railroad will get together in the United States this Armitage who lives in Alexandria Va said Estimating there were two or three hundred survivors of the Armitage said he had located scores scattered throughout North and South America Replies to letters he sent out he said indicated 80 or 90 of the survivors would gather with their families at the New York fair September 1 and 2 while 60 to 80 more would meet at the San Francisco Exposition August 12 NEW YORK July 16 Nor man Thomas the Socialist leader made public Sundav a copy of a letter to President Roosevelt which asserted that closest would be necessary to prevent Paul McNutt the new federal security administrator from by partisanship the whole machinery set up by the security has already been publicly called to Mr great skill and ruthlessness in organizing public employes in the state Indiana into a political Thomas wrote 2 per cent club is well is not equally well known is the fact that from the state of Indiana I and doubtless others have heard many specific complaints that Mr McNutt as governor used or permitted his political machine to use such pension legislation as Indiana then had entirely in the interest of himself and his political party Is that now to be done on a grand scale in Thomas declared also that McNutt has used in Indiana a of military law" which was far closer approach to Fascist contempt for individual rights than anything done by that other great Democratic politician Frank Hague the boss of Jersey SAVE 25 ON TOFF INSURANCE COST Insaro With th MILL OWNERS One ef Strongest Fire Insurance Cemnaoiee Over 64 4aro Old wait pay more? Frooks Inc Miami Be cb General Insurance Member Soar Florida Ksiaaranee Beard that extensive debate on it might prolong the session some members took the view that the desire on Capitol Hill for adjournment would make it easier to get the legislation through Senator Borah Republican of Idaho said he thought congress would be inclined to accept it and Congressman Wolcott Republican of Michigan senior minority member of the house banking committee contended the chances improved the closer congress came to adjournment believe the Democrats will vote for it just to get it out of the Wolcott said a hard measure for them to Wolcott denounced the whole program as to let the government borrow money for its own purposes outside the federal debt limit ACTRESS Paula Stone became the bride of Duke Daly orchestra leader at a ceremony performed Sunday at Wilshire Methodist Church in Los Angeles A NEW LOW On the Finest Small Gas Range yyiaific CM- BUND LEADER IS ARRESTED JEWS PROTESTING IMMIGRATION BAN Continned From Page 1 Continued From Page 1 he allegedly shouted a volley of profanity at the police and particularly at Plasse who was standing on the sidewalk Plasse jumped to the automobile's running board and forced Kuhn to stop Both men were held at the police station pending arrival of a court clerk who fixed bail at $25 each and $4 for his fee The men then were released and allowed to drive away They were ordered to appear in Southbridge District court Monday Hand Woven Kool-Auches SPECIAL THIS WEEK WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S HALF SOLES Mca's Half Sola 49 Heal Lifts 11c United Shoe Shop 619 FIRkT AVE Opposite New Miami Poet Office Tta Ahn Prisw Aise la Eft set At LITTLE RIVER SHOE SHOP 7954 BECOND ATE hhb Next Te Levett's friends in Webster and had stopped at a cafe before leaving for the Thompson Conn home of the count and his wife the former Mrs Marion Ream Stephens heiress to a $50000000 fortune stopped thm when I saw them about to get into an expensive for eign-made automobile that I thought to be the Plasse said didn't think that they were in condition to An argument ensued and Plasse took both Kuhn and Vonsiatsky to the police station There after conference with Templeman it was decided that Kuhn should drive Both Taken To Station Kuhn according to police stepped briskly from the station and jumped behind the wheel with the count close behind As he started the car THE WEATHER City or Bottled Gas Three 3-ln-l Non -Clog Burners All porcelain fully insulated All burners guaranteed for life Oven and Separate Broiler Cooking Top Cover New Type Burner Tray Safety Oven Valve Table Top Ready To Cook With Pyrofax Gas As Low As $475 Balance Monthly No Deposits On Gas FREFi The li't 25 tovUR our display room today to so tho many Magic Chet snodols will receive a Magic Chef Cc-okle Sheet Pyrofax Bottled Gas Will Cost You Less Psr Month A Representative Will Gladly Call and Explain PHOHE 2-7800 Open Evenings Until 9 WEAVER CO Inc Flagler Street XMl-AaehM borrow their deelra from ihooo of Moxlco where leisure Is so art They fit Into tbo bow American eaay Leisure-wear stylo sot bat bo Anerieao-maile sboo to fit tbo American foot amartiy Band laeed la natural brawn and natural and In Brows or Btaek and White Leather or ereo aoloa The Plight of 2600 Refugees Arouses Palestine Residents JERUSALEM July 16 The plight of 2600 Jewish refugees on four Greek ships outside Palestine territorial waters has aroused inhabitants of Palestine who are demanding that local authorities assist them to disembark despite the six-month immigration ban (The British government announced last Wedensday no Jewish immigration quota for 'Palestine would be issued for the next six months (Malcolm MacDonald colonial secretary said "there has been an organized attempt to defeat the proper regulation of immigration by a traffic in illegal which the government was "determined to The captain of one ship carrying 600 refugees wirelessed French authorities for permission to put in at Lebanese port for food and water saying he had attempted unsuccessfully to land his passengers at every port in the SATA BY WIATHER BUREAU Comfort CT at HmJ Priced i The Franklin Press Inc Finest Printers Engravers Lithographers CALL FOR A REPRESENTATIVE Phone 2-6639-or 3-2353 92 8 TENTII STREET tion in the hands of the President of our country and fails and refuses to agree to meet with the PWOC national' officials for such conference then the national bargaining committee of the Armour local and PWOC national officials are hereby authorized empowered and directed to serve notice upon Armour Co that in defense of the rights of its membership the PWOC is declaring a strike in all of the Armour plants where we have a majority membership and to notify the President of the United States and the secretary of labor of such notice Warns Other Packers The convention said it also was serving notice on all other packing companies where the union had a majority membership that if they "maintain the same attitude as Armour Co in refusing to confer with our union and negotiate peacefully written signed the PWOC also would declare a strike on them These companies the resolution said would include the other members of the packing four1 Cudahy Wilson and Swift producers of two-thirds of the federally inspected meat in the nation and independent plants The PWOC in its dispute with Armour contends it won a national labor board election showing it has a majority membership and that despite this the company had refused to negotiate for a contract The demands in the Armour dispute include union recognition seniority for employes adjustment of wages and reduction of speedups in the plants July 16 1939 Noon 7-30p Barometer aea level 3003 30 04 29 99 Temperature 81 89 85 Relative humidity 1 63 70 Wind direction W8W 8W BW Wind velocity I 10 10 State ot weather Clear Pt Cldr Clear Highest temperature 92 Lowest temperature 77 Mean temperature 84 Normal temperature el Accumulated excess in temperature since July 1 degrees 1 Accumulated excess In temperature since Janusry 1 degrees 609 Highest snd lowest on this date past 29 years 92 snd 71 Precipitation 24 hours ending at 730 Totaim precipitation Jince July 1 inches Excess since July 1 inches Total precipitation since January inches Deficiency since January 1 inches 0 00 6 61 99 23 08 219 IH MIAMI ITtwwr REST CONVALESCENCE 1280 Lowzyn's 155 lagler SfduPont Bldg Pun and Moon For Today Sun rises 5 39 Sun sets 715 Moon rises 6 29 a ra Moon seta 7:54 A Patch In Time SAVES MONEY i kVTVp Tides For Miami Beach HIGH LOW a a Monday 8 10 8 38 2 00 2 10 Tuesday 9 04 9 28 2 48 3 03 Wednesday 9 58 1020 339 356 Jjmdt FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS You hear much today for the value of freshness In food and other things yet NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT than the FRESHNESS OF THE DRUGS THAT GO INTO YOUR PRESCRIPTION Dade Pharmacies drugs are ALWAYS FRESH in tact the huge volume oi proscription business done by us (the largest' in Miami) assures you that NEW FRESH ingredients are always on hand BABE PHARMACIES udqsL SmtdlsL THE SUMMER LAUNDRY VALUE I Forecast Florida: Pair to partly cloudy with few scattered afternoon thundershowers Tuesday and in extreme south portion Monday Marine forecast Jacksonville to Florida straits and east Gulf: Light va riable winds and fair weather Monday except for a few widely scattered showers over extreme south portion North Carolina and South Carolina: Generally fair Monday and Tuesday Georgia- Fair to partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with a few scattered showers in west portion Tuesday afternoon Maryland and Virginia- Fair and slightly warmer Monday Tuesday mostly cloudy warmer in the interior local thundershowers in extreme west portion Tuesday afternoon Wednesday local thunder- hDstHet of Columbia: Pair and slightly warmer Monday: Tuesday mostly cloudy and warmer Wednesday local thundershowers Mississippi Alabama and extreme northwest Florida: Scattered thundershowers Monday and Tuesday: moderate variable winds on the coasts West Virginia- Fair and slightly warmer Monday: Tuesday local thunderahowers and warmer SHEET 64 HEflTHSTPH2-562 means a dependable roof at an economical price EST 1910 EST 1910 WE AUTOMATICALLY MEET ALL ADVERTISED PRICES! See I mi Me Front Cover of Phone Book for Nn inhere First tTenne Store Open All Night EVERGLADES SHOP 232 Biscayne Blvd £mch JoqjqsMj SJwpA Temperature and precipitation data reported by the United States Weather Bureaus 730 a July 16 1939: Lowest Highest Prec last last 12 last 12 hours hours THE FAMILY BUDGET LAUNDRY COST i OLD-FASH iONED "DO IT AT HOME" WAY TUBS CAR FARE BOARDS SUPERVISION LINES INCONVENIENCE PINS UPSET HOUSEHOLD SOAP TotAL POWDERS Y0U HAVE WASH BLUEING ER ADD: STARCH INTEREST ON watfr INVESTMENT nr ati DEPRECIATION HEATING WATER RERARS WASHWOMAN ELECTRICITY MEALS GRAND night 74 72 77 65 67 67 Only A Few More Days! Closing FOR THE Summer BARGAINS in WEAR LOW PRICES S17JS0 Value SHIRT and TROUSERS VITA-KOOL FABRIC Stave Prenned ENSEMBLES NOW CLOSING FOR SUMMER Our Policy Each Season To Close Out Every Item Hence These Remarkable Values For Men Rochester Tailored SUITS EVERY SUIT FROM S2750 to S3850 GRALYNN'S "BUDGET BUNDLE" WAY YOUR FAMILY LAUNDRY WASHED AND IRONED "PROFESSIONALLY" AT WASHWOMAN PRICES 95 NOW 16 Abilene Texas Amarillo Texas Apalachicola Fla Asheville Atlanta Ga Augusta Ga Bermuda 72 Birmingham Ala 69 Boise Idaho 54 Boston Mass 68 Brownsville Texas 74 Buffalo 53 Charleston 8 68 Charlotte 65 Chicago IU 63 Cincinnati Ohio 51 Corpua Christl Texas 71 Dallas Texas 80 Denver Colo 65 Des Moires Iowa 66 Detroit Mich 52 Dodge City Kans Dothan Ala 75 Eastport Me 51 El Paso Texas 71 Fort Myers Fla 80 Fort Smith Ark 83 Galveston Texas 77 Green Bay Wit 53 Hatteras 66 Havre Mont 64 Houston Texas 74 Huron 8 71 Indianapolis Ind 54 Kansas City Mo 78 Key West Fla 79 Laredo Texas 74 Little Rock Ark 77 Los Angeles Calif 62 Louisville Ky 58 Melbourne Fla 73 Memphis Tenn 74 Meridian Miss 72 Miami Airport Station 74 Mpls -8t Paul Minn 59 Mobile Ala 78 Nashville Tenn 64 New Orleans 77 New York 62 Norfolk Va 67 North Platte Neb 72 Oklahoma City Okie 80 Palestine Texas 74 Pensacola Fla 60 Phoenix Arts 82 Pittsburgh Pa 54 Port Arthur Texas 75 Port Eads La 78 Raleigh 64 Rofteburg Ore 51 Roswell 69 St Louis Mo 68 Salt Lake City Utah 56 San Antonio Texas 71 San Francisco Calif 53 San Juan 74 Santa Fe 57 Sit Ste Mane Mich 43 Savannah Ga 74 Seattle Wash 52 6heridn Wyo 70 Shreveport La 76 8pokane Wash 50 Tampa Fla 77 Thomasvllle Ga 73 Washington DC 60 West Palm Beach Fla 77 Wtlliston 69 Wilmington 72 Wlnnemucca Nev 54 100 90 95 83 92 98 85 96 78 74 92 71 89 87 71 86 94 10O 96 86 7T 98 96 63 96 90 102 89 74 81 81 93 82 85 89 100 80 84 98 88 87 95 85 78 102 97 93 106 74 92 92 88 76 97 84 92 95 69 85 88 66 95 71 86 103 71 92 97 78 94 91 85 86 00 00 00 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 30 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 00 06 13 12 00 00 00 00 00 00 43 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 00 01 00 TOTAL YOUR COST (Bunjdh SAVE MONEY WITH 1000 TIES MARKED DOWN TO 3 FOR $200 SPORT COATS 95 Hand Tailored ONLY 149 FOR 10 LBS ADDITIONAL AT 12c PER LB Mari In Roche ter a Rturrtl of Fnrmr Prir $250 BEACH ROBES Sizes Small Medium Large CLOSE OUT 00 POLO SHIRTS $3X0 NOW 35 S5X0 NOW 95 All Our Better SUITS SQ950 NOW IMPORTED FABRIC sun ALLE8 tin YOU WILL SAY THIS IS THE SAFEST MOST COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE YOU HAVE EVER USED WHEN YOU SEE THE SPARKLING CLEANNESS OF EVEN THE MOST DIFFICULT PIECES YOUR NICEST COTTON DRESSES PERFECTLY LAUNDERED SHIRTS BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED THE FINEST IN LAUNDRY SERVICE AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TRY THIS BARGAIN THIS WEEK! 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