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HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA' HERALD TELEPHONE 2-7401 PAGE THREE MONDAY OCTOBER 16 1931 FLIER HAS LEAD ON RECENT RECORD NAZI ATTACKS LISTED Foremost Actress-Managers Will Tour Country Tins Season Purpose of Bolstering Interest In the Spoken Drama to move families to farms from ar' 9 being cleared for hcrre The-e settlemer ts along wth developments will be ut' 'T government regulation to super1' the development and ad-uirrmui: of The person- a wed a giaid the oral invrM men! The public work" ad nj -1 ration given 525000 000 fei the subistriwe farming program under which fam are to he placed on small tracts oi hrri to grow rheir own foodstuff and -come economical! independent through allied educational and industrial cc-veln ment Approximately 8000000 is be ui'i in building 23 villages of mu fanuhr- with about 200 families in each in mining areas in Pennsylvania Weft Virginia and western Kentucky The first of these was ordered lo- A Seeking To I oner Seven-Day Time England lo Australia KARACHI India Oct 15 rT Flight Lieut Charles trying to new YORK Oct 15 iF Neither break the seven-dav flight record from with Jealouv flashing nor with rapiers England to Australia hopped off for drawn do the newest Juliets set forth Calcutta shortly after his arrival to- upon The long trail of 'the road1' to dav carry Shakespeare to the highways and He and three companions were al- byways of the country ready considerably ahead of the record Eva Le Galllenne and Katharine Corset last week bv Wing Comdr Sir nell Broadway's two actress-managers Charles Kingsford-Smith in beginning their lengthy repertory They left England last Thursday and tours believe that the project of two arrived here after a flight from Bag- Juliets In a single season will stlmu- dad I-aq which they left at 11 late interest rather than strife in the For the Finn 011M Provide ol Homo ami Apartment To Supplant Slums I BY THE ASSOCIATED FRFNV) WASHINGTON Oct 15 To speed development of Roosevelt plans for housing and feeding the nation unfortunate administration aid are proceeding as rapidly as possible toward creation of the contemplated federal housing corporation In another phase of similar work the yesterday Im1hviI I nilcil Slate- Citi-In Germans lilrd IITiciaN by thf tvnmrrn rRFx i FIFRLIN Oct 15 George American consul-general said that nearlv three-fourths of the rasps in which Americans had brcn attacked bv Nnzl representatives werp on file with the consul-general in Berlin the form of sworn affidavits The remainder he said were in different consular oflices In Germany A list of the rases follows: March 3 Leon Jaffe attacked by brown-shirted troopers In Berlin March Herry Sattler attacked hv 15 storm troopers In Berlin March 4 -Nathaniel Woolf approached by six brown shirts who entered his Berlin apartment drew elvers and struck him In the face aier conducting him to a Nazi hanpmit and thence to Grunewald woods and ordering him to leave Germany Immediately March 4 Dakin threatened his Berlin quarters by storm troop- GAIN IN CHINA TRADE theater 1 A generation ago playgoers In the i smallest towns could see in a single season a half dozen Juliets Hamlets Macbeths and Violas played by Mar-1 lowe and Anderson Modjeska and Neil-i son and the Innumerable minor classic actresses of the day who made the grand tour Now the boyish sensitive Le Gal lienne and the tragic moody Cornell are reviving the regal tradition of trouping Shakespearean stars These two players have high regard for one another Unknowingly they both chose this winter to present meo and Juliet" on tour but on dis-j coverv of each plans they ar- Depreciated Currencies Hindering Normal Exchange Retween Nations At Present public administration whch will cated near Moreantown Va Lac ii I supply the finances has assigned ex- family there will have from two to four I perts to draw plans for the home-con- acres and a small house to cost about struction agency and correlating its 2000 It will become their property with the projected subsistence under a 20-year purchase plan 1 farm program Incorporation papers have been pre- i ('IM-TK II MPFIS HI RT pared foi the housing unit which will 1 rn' 111 1 be under the general direction of Sec- ATHENS Greece Oct 15 -P' Buddv retary Ickes public works adminlstra- Batyed a York parachute Jummn? tor Administration officials indl- expert and his Greek pilot Barbaresso rated today the rough outlines of what wer seriously injured in an airplane would be done and now soon they would crftsh toclav Batyed attempted to Jump be ready from an altitude of only 300 feet and In general they said the plan would the Plane went lnt0 a 'Pln- Barbaress-o be construction of individual homes and 1 ls not expected to live apartment buildings none to be osten- 1 tatious but and decent places" to take the place of existing slum dwellings No one estimate how much might be spent One official remarked that "at least eight billions has been suggested from here and there" while others pointed to expenditures of around $40 000000 for slum clearance already authorized Buildings will be rented and sold on the partial payment plan officials said adding that whether apartment spaces would be sold probably would depend upon the persons in them and any sort of co-operative arrangement they might work out to underwrite repayment It was indicated that the apartments would be "walk ups" with individual or row-houses along the same pattern Just what arrangements would be worked out to pay for the structures in which Individual families lived was an- other matter to which officials were 1 business WORaJEhs( less '7 ers witn pistols March 7 Solomon Friedman attacked by three storm tropers March 7 Mrs Max SchusMor mo-Tested in her Berlin home by storm troopers who showing ret ol vers compelled her husband to sign documents March 8 Louis Berman attacked on a Berlin street hv four brown shirts good old da" may be returning Eta Le Gallienne (left) and Katharine actress-managers will tour the country this season each including "Romeo and Juliet" bolster interest in the spoken drama Below thev are pictured in the role of chewmes gradually eads Ymt "esinBurma nueh the Tastes Ue spr through tnruuH Tastes option They will act in dusty old theaters against each other but against the in bright new motion picture palaces sluggish conditions of the day wfhich persons might be unable to make any in vast civic auditoriums anywhere threaten to the spoken drama down payment or a very small one at everywhere that they can set their from the stage especially the stage the most scenes and give their plays It will not in those out-of-the-way lanes where Coincident to the housing plan of-be pioneering de luxe Bernhardt once played Camille under ficials are studying a correlation with not a canvas top giving attention realizing that some For the fight they make ls subsistence farming in the belief that UMVFRSAL SERVICE BERLIN Oct 15 Germany 1 carefully building up her commercial relations with China in hopes of finding markets there for her steadily dwindling export trade In the past months numerous Chi- ranged their routes so there would be nese statesmen and Industrialists have no clash of dates no competitive book-visited Germany "for business reasons ing Soong minister of finance made Miss Le Gallienne begins her season special tours of Inspection of the lead- New' Haven Conn and plays the ing manufacturing centers and em- East and Midwest Miss Cornell starts who threatened him with pistols and i phasized In interviews China's need for brr travels In her home town Buffalo stole 285 and some personal papers I the machinery and chemical products and then goes to the Northwest and March 10 Herman I Poseman at- which form such an important part of Southwest tacked in front of a department store 1 exports Galllenne has acted Juliet before struck the face At present the problem of depreciated tlls Is Cornells first appearance in March 11 Mrs Klauber attacked in currencies which is working havoc in a Shakespearean plav Both are to her home at Munich bv storm-troopers western export trade is hindering a v5lt towns where thev have never been March Julian Fuhs attacked In normal exchange of goods between secn beIore but thpy are seasoned his wife's restaurant In Berlin by a Germany and China Dr Soong hinted I civilian and several storm troopers who that the Chinese government would i make special efforts to compensate German trade in its dealings with the depreciated Chinese silver dollar Whether such remarks are merely part of China's plan to play off one power against another for her own advantage as many people believe she has done for years it Is a fact that Imports from Germany the past three years have risen from 3 5 per cent to 65 per cent of her total imports Last year for the first time while Fuh assailant Oskar Joost was tn MGfrmany'g China trade was greater fined 50 marks or i than her trade wuth Japan due per- April 1 Bernard Lustig taken to 7 tl haps in part to Chmo-Japanese ten- a storm troopers hangout in Berlin detained and subjected to indignities April 1 Louis Chase molested and The Iirst struck by storm troopers tn Berlin many t0 Chlna 13697000 kilo-while In company of his sister later Rrams synthetic Indigo more than taken to a Nazi hangout half of her entlrp in this field April 3 Hlrsch Roth takpn by storm China absorbed 10 per cent of Ger-troopers from his apartment threat- many artificial silk yarn exports over ened detained and subjected to indlg- same period in spite of unprece-mtics dented dumping by other countries April Mrs Llllv Stelnlauf Bluting- Contracts in China have been awarder molested In her residence threat- pd seve-al German firms Siemens for enpcl instance Is to institute technical im- April 19 out muse ar Karlsruhe detained in view toward building up the harbor lean species and manv other rare birds hMI looks like a small town hank butld- niModv without being informed as to 1 trade there Hnirhow is the eastern- wrrP gathered bv a Cornell-Carnegie inz 8 bt ailsTprP quire aloof the rraon or permttrrd to rommum- most junction of the Lunghal railroad iiiniuui Institute scientific expedition whose tvsP home of the Rrwuetv of rate with the consulate finally released Manv German technical experts have 1 Tn nornP 01 Tne ni May 10 on representations of the Stutt- gone out to China to help further in- summer catch was announced here to- Tammanv of Columbian order a fra- gart consulate dustnal projects They are directing night ternitv older than the nation and Dr Joseph Srhachro se- huge ammonium-sulphatp works The expedition included Dr George foundP( among other ventures Recently a Sutton curator of birds at Cornell When New York at first did not welcome Cornell she went into the one-nicht stands to gain experience When Le Gallienne realized that her 1 Broadway success in "The Swan" and I enough money to begin her famous "Liliom" meant stardom in the com- Civic Repertory Theater mercial theater and limitation of her 1 In addition to "Romeo and Juliet" scope as an actress and director she Le Galllenne offers that ageless Lewis turned away from this gateway to 1 Carroll classic "Alice in Wonderland" fame and w'ith a repertory of Ibsen while Cornell presents "Candida" and plays toured the country to earn Barretts of Wimpole Street" One more bit of evidence that Cornell (right) foremost In her repertory Their aim is to Juliet HOME OF IN SMALL Hall of Fraternitv Founded In Tories and Awaken Colonies Like Small Town Bank Bv JAMES STREET Anrlst4 Staff Writer NEW YORK Oct 1 5 a man June 21- verrly beaten and maltreated at Koe- in a patriotic gesture tn rtdi- and awaken the any i tt might be desired In some Instances 21 FIRST STREET TAMMANY BUILDING a Patriotie CeMure To Ridicule Into Retolt Apainst Motherland Structure i YARD GOODS SHOP SPECIALS FOR A WEEK! PILLOW CASES 29c MOHAWK SHEETS 63x99 AO each iUv 42x36 each O- I MPA BAPTIST PASTOR A VA OLMCES RE SIGMA TIO TAMPA Fla Oct 15 A Bennett pastor of Palm Avenue Baptist Church here for 11 years announced today his resignation effective Decern- 1 ber 1 Dr Bennett charging that attacks" were being made on him bv outside influences" resigned last August 28 but the congregation voted then not to accept resignation He said today his second resignation was prompted bv the same reasons as the first and that would lea'e tne church and engage evangelistic work here Clear L'p Those ITCHY PIMPLES! 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And remember for sore burning feet cracks between toes Athlete's Foot gets overnight results At all drug 1 stores Ad 81x99 each COTTON BEDSPREADS field rose blue green and orchid Extra special 80x105 each $169 CYCLONE KILLS THREE IN WEST jpnrhrs filin'! 200 arris from IT hrrr House Had Stood SAYRE Ckla Oct 15 Three persons uer killed another was injured seriously and more than $5000 worth of property was destroyed by a tornado in a small area nine miles southeast of Sayre today I DOUBLE BLANKETS t-lh pari wool rose green orchid blue or (fold plaids bound with 4-nch sateen to match 72x80 a pair PRISCILLA CURTAINS 2J4 yards long with green blue gold orchid and rose edgings a pair 39c pemck Orman-Chinese company was formed cue colonies Juiy 1 Walter Orloff arrested at the i to work the tungsten mines in Kiangsi Bert loyd of Davidson Sask and John jnto reVolt against the Motherland Lniversitv of Greifswald for alleged 1 the most important of their Kind In he Semple of Sewickley Pa They There is nothing impressive about the 1 uinmunist activities on mere denun- world providing the world with 60 per spent from April to July in the Texas Vtation and confesston extorted through cent of Its total supply Bend countrv and afterward went I Germany is to play an important tt 1 Union Square a pigmy among its tow- role in the state steel orks in the' 1 ac esa sec on ex erlng brethren that pay tribute to Its 74 ancj his great-grandson Luther Law valley loans of more than treme western Panhandle of Oklahoma might 'ranee 9 were killed Nadine Lawrance 40000000 Chinese dollars being secured In the Big Bend area the omitholo- Tammany are encased In was injured iwurhien arrested by the unrestricted use of the Luai- pists penetrated a section but little in- the 'riie loclee hal1 is on the Neighbors found the bodies -at Stettin in a seaman's drinking place Chla-Kou coal fields for the next seven nTl vitted floor-a comparatively small 200 ds from where the house had for an alleged derogatory remark con- -ears vestigated by scientists They visited i auditorium with a speaker's stand and -tnod earning the chancellor Although the 1 The comDetltlon with American and arro'os and canyons of the Chlsos a lot of chairs I prosecuting attorney assured the con- i Britlsh ZCL in of course mountains focussing their attention The offices are on the third floor and sulate the case was not serious he was luff and Is at her end whlch lles at an there the destinies of Americas great anC finally released to hnow howr to compete with the de- Bird 110 of thp mountains was found September 8 on representations to the nrMlatrt doiir nd nonnd I I Hif'lrL? n-om of hP pld0rs and Ctgar smoke- rvr TT A Demonstrations continue around the at- stiff and Germany ls at her wits' end tude of 7 000' eet manned amone cus- to know how to compete with the de- Blrd IIfe of the mountains was found mapped among cus predated dollar and pound 'decidedly different from that of the nnufn ha tt i lrthpr 1 rande valiey only 20 mhes dis- square from dawn until midnight 21 FIRST STREET i tacked at Leipzig by a group of storm The high oak and pine-covered Communists evangelists medicine men with 'UAX velopment of trade relations slopes sheltered species seldom or never and who'seY YoDroTtedVam's China In the future It is hoped that known to the low country Only a Germany' financial position will be cosmopolitan birds such as the mourn-so Improved that she will be able to ing dove were found in both regions and furry little dolls Always there are mounted policemen near by Also shrubberv and benches park sparrows lend China larger sums than hitherto More than 180 spaces of birds were and pigeons andHllnmploved m(Tn were possible as an encouragement to recorded with certainty and most of buy more products from Germany thee collected The rarest find was the much after the fashion of the Recon- second known nest and eggs of the struction Finance Corporation's $50- colima warbler a bud of the Mexican 000000 loan to China several months lands whose nesting range ex tends no farther north than the Chicos mountains Other raie finds were the zone-tailed hawk the Mearns partridge named for Col Edgar A Mearns of the MASONIC LEADER troopers knocked down stamped upon and removed to a hospital In Berlin here he has been under constant medical treatment ever since August 15 Harold Dahlquist at-fncfced in Berlin struck In the face by orm trooper August IS Dr Daniel Mulvlhtll dnirk on the head by a storm trooper Jn Berlin August 16 Samuel Bossard assault- flvc Hitler vouths: knocked down September 1 Kaltenborn Jr -hit tn the fare In Berlin while accoml -Jianled bv his father mother and sister Ortober Roland Velz struck In the face twice by storm troopers at Duesseldorf nTCC United States Armv the blue-throated gl of beer down in Fourteenth street D1E5 ON 1 KA1N hummingbird and a little known form 1 11 ook a to point out the of Sewing- wren i little building There's a "We rj r- if I In the Oklahoma Panhandle the nine Part lKr' bn the window and Stricken On ft ay from Meeting owls were ound ln the cottonwood a urge that all men register In Washington I clumps along the rivers and at the and heads of canyons Dr Sutton said thev I Inside tne building It as quiet as a FLORENCE 8 Oct 15 are apparently a race new to science I library A tablet tells that the order Johnson Brown 43 Latta 8 scientlsts were led to couect them was founded ln 1783 a fortnight after grand Junior warden of the general through their conviction that any owls the national government was organized grand council of Allied Masonic Degrees found ln the barrpn Black Mesa coun- 1 But really St Tammany was founded of America died on a train last night should be different from those ln before that as he was nearing home from Wash- more heavily wooded sections of the 1 The colonists were seething with a spirit of revolt and amiable King George where he had attended a coun- state -GEM TERRY'S FVMER AL WEST CORONADO Calif Oct 15 tTuneral services were conducted yester-dav for Gen Marshall Terry 85 who I died Wednesday night of pneumonia -The body of the physician and surgeon it '111 be sent to Ashtabula Ohio for en- c11 tornbment in the Terry vault He Physicians said 'leaves Mrs Adabelle Terry the widow' caused bis death Fie had extensive Florida property In- rests Other birds collected ranged from established here such English orders as indigestion tiny kinglets weighing less than an St George and St David The colonists ounce to golden eagles weighing 15 decided they needed a society to offset pounds This summer's expedition con- w-ork of the Loyalists So they started tinned work begun last year by Mr one and named It after Tammanend a Sernple and Dr Sutton The two sea- wise Indian chief The "Saint" was FREE DEAD sons resulted in finding about 20 spe- tacked on to ridicule the "St George cies and subspecies new to Oklahoma The society was dissolved after inde- pendence of the colonies was assured work was but in 1789 William Moonev reorgan-hampered by an almost continuous lzed it to combat influences of feudal dent cf the Chamber cf Commerce cf wblch had been overgrown with high plants the tCday Previous year were bare this season esta in New York 1 first political move was to side Thomas Jefferson and his BESITZT DEN ECHTEN PILSENER GESCHMACK" AX Ha the Genuine Pilsener Taste) Say genial George Stecher President of Tampa' famous German-American Club who knows good beer when he drinks it He orefers JAX to all other beers STECHER is one of those old timers who know how quality beer ought to taste and how it ought to look He is an enthusiastic JAX drinker "I like JAX because of its Pilsener taste and drink it nearly every day" says Mr Stecher "It has the true flavor of those famous beers from Pilsen" One reason why JAX so closely resembles the European Pilsen beer is that JAX is made from water that is almost identical with the water used by one of the great Pilsen breweries 3ut JAX is made of choice American materials brewed and fully aged by the most advanced American methods which are superior to those of any other beer-making country in the world JAX is a thoroughly good beer rich creamy satisfy-ingly mellow and worthy of the praise of such experienced beer drinkers as Mr Stecher No wonder they prefer JAX Follow the lead of Mr Stecher and others who really know good beer Always say "JAX" when you ask for beer And keep a case of this cheering Drink of Friendship handy at home for your own enjoyment and for guests JAX BEER AGENCY Joel Cohen 1409-1413 7th Ave Phones: 2-7471 2-7472 Miami Florida WATER FROM THE BREWHOUSE WELL IS PILSE'N WATER TOO The water from which JAX i made comes sweat pure sparkling from a special Brcwhousc Well New York testing on reporting an analysis of JAX Brcwhousc Well water "This water is very similar in analysis to the water used by of the large brewerici in Czecho-Slovakia" No other water is used in brewing JAX Beer Florida beer drinkers prefer beverage tax reports prove more of the JAX Brewing than any other brand after a short illness He 65 I "Republicans" as thev were called then Aaron Burr saw possibilities of Tammanv as a political weapon and was largely instrumental in causing its change into a Other deaths Woodbury Blair 81 frequent visitor at the White House during the presidency of Abraham DO ORGE SI IT FILED AG tlST FILM STAR HOLLYWOOD Calif Oct Sep- political club to combat the Federal-arated since June 4 1932 Mrs Beatrice 1st Kirkwood has filed a divorce suit I Tammanv jumped into the Jefferson Los Aneeles courts against James Kirk- presidential campaign with both feet 1 wood star of motion pictures in the In 1800 its members were elected or (lavs of the silent films Mrs Kirk- appointed to munoipal offices here and wood known on the screen as Beatrice RHP rarely has been broken Powers asked for a divorce on the i Tammany has a limited membership NEW ORLEANS Nathan Isadora Schwartz 80 business man philanthropist and prominent In religious circles of the city COLUMBUS OhkUciarencc Bax grounds of mental cruelty and chareed 'VPn today and the Columbian order ter 63 widely-known Columbus hotel man that Kirkwood former husband of LiH has onlY 1 500 members Lee also of the films nas contributed clut) membership and activities only 70 to the support of herself and read chapter American history their 9-month-old child Joan this and Indeed they are year Mrs Kirkwood a former Follies George Washington Aaron M'ssis- I TOR I CEO AGREEMENT AND THE JAX LIKE THE Beer and A laboratory the said: one Pilsen Everywhere in JAX State that they buy Company's Beer 4TT iCKFtl Vff RPf P'rb eloped with Kirkwood to Las siPP1 Bubble) Burr the tax refo mists -1 i llnui II inrLI fnnH Trtch inamicronfc rnlitical and the Irish the Vegas Nev in September 1931 jer Take Warning When Bladder Irritations Break Rest OREAT promptly bladder irritations frequent nht calls and burmn3 or too frequent passase They may warn of some disordered Isidncy or bladder function Try Doan's Pills today Successful for 50 years Used the world over Sold by drugqists everywhere PILLS political education of the foreign born fruit for the children cigars and beer for the men trinkets for the women The Civil war and Democracy's split Boss Tweed and the Gaol Grover I Anti-Tammany I Cleveland and Blaine Romanism and rebellion The counter reformation Al Smith OXFORD Oct 15 In a i scathing attack on the flue-cured to-1 bacco marketing agreement signed in Washington Friday Congressman Frank I Hancock of the fifth district last night I termed it "a sop to the growers and a flop by the agricultural adjustment ad-! ministration'' Issuing a lengthy state-ment a careful study of Its terms and a prior exhaustive Investigation of the entire tobacco situation" Hancock said is a pitiful effort and a pa-thetic fall-down Though surely un-1 intentional it amounts to the cultural administration placing its stamp of approval on existing conditions and present practices COTTOY iRKET SAGS AT CLOSE OF WEEK NEW YORK Oct 15 ifi After an unusual performance on Monday when prices advanced nearlv 1 a bale ln the face of an unexpectedly high of- Sidewalks of New crop estimate the cotton market Walker-the revolt In camps resumed Its sagging ways last week and closed the period 1 to 1 25 a bale lower The major part of the loss followed the treasury's announcement of plans for tearing a part of the fourth Liberty 4'4 per cent bond issue through cash payments or conversion into a new issue of treasury notes VTIWT (URL KILLFD ATLANTA Ga Oct 15 Miss ROOSEVELT TO GET A SOI I EM STAMP ST LOUIS Oct 15 The nation's leading" stamp collector is to receive a first day cancellation of a new commemorative stamp issued Frldav on The 150th anniversary of Gen Thad-ceus Kosciusko's admission to American citizenship Postmaster Rufus ABlUMTlt FOR tWElcIWPrS Helen Parker 19 daughter of a prom- Jackson announced that President ment local attorney was killed and her Roosevelt was one of 17000 collectors companion Tom Evins 13 uas injured who wrote from many points of the late last nizrht when her automobile world for first day cancellations of overturned after a tire blew out They issue The stamps were placed on aaie were returning home from a party in St Louis and five other cine YOUR WASHING DONE THE THRIFTY WAY LB Th wfarihf apparel fnt hom damn and thr flat Ninrk irnnM If mu vant th shlrti ironed In this aerrica lhe will be Tr eirh extra LITTLE RIVER LAUNDRY SS RUTH STRFFT FHONF FPrrWtTFX 10TS i.