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The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 2

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Sacramento, California
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THE SACRAMENTO BEE MONDAY MARCH 14 1938 Pa 2 Golden Gate Bridge at a masting of the Sacrsmento Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers tomor noon in th Elks Club Guests are welcome SP Names New lnw la A nlo In Mill Vice president and' wmti Vice President Now Is Able To Eat Solid Food accompanied general manager of the 7nol "nd district Products Comnany of Cincinnati j'VMl Coast Bridge Film Will 8a Shown Milo Farxvell a consulting engineer for the Bethlehem Steel Company will present a sound movie film entitled Building the Lyda Robcrti Funeral Will Be Tomorrow local office Ha will by Don Martet-western general sale manager representative of the operations Ohio Is due In Secramenio Wed-' Most suicide occur about 11 A Articles Stress Roosevelt Knack As Phrase Maker the first college to Oberltn was admit women The Southern rarlfle Company today announced the appointment of A M'iclrr aa xiro president ef- 914 Street (Adjoining Fox-Senator Theater) Listen to fine classical music the "Magic Hour" KJBS-KQW at 10 a Sherman Clay program Man (UP Serxlies for Lyda Robert I 32 blonde movie comedian who died inf heart disease Saturday will be fed be April 1st held here toinoirow In a Hollywood' Merrier Joined the mnituary lor' rl('k ln Lo! Angalea men! that caused as a tiansilman and KANSAS CITY (Mot March 14 L'P) Sylva Eugenia Davis the 20 year old girl who sought freedom company lifrorn paralysis through a danger-190-1 ioadmas-j0" tedious spinal operation was Since k'ven mashed potatoes and a 1933 he has been general manager poached egg today her first solid Press Conferences Of Presi- dent Will Be Pub-" lished of the Pacific lines This position will he filled by McDonald vice president and general manager of the company's lines In Texas and Louisiana Me- her death had forced curtailment of her motion picture work the last two yeata She suffered a heait attack during Friday night and continued i food since she was placed on an operating table last Tuesday Attendanls indicated that she will be given more substantial food Donnlri Is not related to President! her strength increases She nas A McDonald heen In a hospital respirator slnie the operation The mall has increased to tho point where It virtually is m-posstble for the nurses to read il all to her She received almost 700 letters yesterday A move Is on foot to itam Thames River Advorales say would make the river moie feasible to shipping by substituting an at Ufictal lake for the daily tides Eng-sinking despite stimulants until ac-she died' late the next day I At her bedside Bv II ROID OLIVER WASHINGTON March A phrase maker and user of slang metaphor and sarcasm Ptesi-dent Roosevelt probahly has had few peers among his predecessors In the White House Tho advance publication today ef partial transcripts of eight Roosevelt press confetences which the chief executive will mingle with his state papers for continuity in telling the textual story of his social philosophy In five books soon to be lent weight to this belief Only one in'tance of impaiienee or resentment at questions put to was Hugh (Bud) her hus-a radio announcer They fell In love three years ago when both were In a hospital Miss Robertl because of her heart Ernst after an auto accident Miss Robertl was born In Poland Her father was a famous European rlown and she traveled with him on circus tours The him was in evidence in the 14fion bankrupt In Shankhal words of text made available to press todav in advance of book and hPI' riollar coming to the I Ini iteri States where her Intriguing accent won her success on thes tage and then on thes creen John McNaught 89 Newspaperman Expires SAN JOSE March lTi-John McNaught 89 retired newspaper man and writer Is dead here after an illness of five months McNaught traveled widely during his journalistic career working on the old San Jose Mercury as pditor of the old San Francisco Call on newspapers in Alaska and in New York fiom 1907 to 1912 under the late Joseph Pulitzer on the New York World He traveled In many foreign countries aa Pulitzer's secre tary for three years After leaving the Evening World he was editor of the New York Morning World until 1915 when he retired from active newspaper work He Is survived by the widow Dr Margaret Schallenberger one time state director of public health whom he married In 1915 He was a native of Newport Florida and was graduated from the Harvard Law School GSti magazine publication Not Tor Trofit The eight texts given out authority to put quotation marks around many presidential sayings for the first togethi With another eight made public last night are only those Included In material sold to a magazine The White House has said the press inference material w'as Cpt Profits from this and a newspaper syndicate contract Secretary Stephen Early said will he used by the president for a ((useful public purpose" yet to be disclosed Such word joinings as the "far-gotten to designate the under privileged were absent ln the texts I But In those made available to-dpy covering the period between June 15 1934 and December 26 the president rolled off the of as If he were in ihe bleachers rooting for Lou Geh-ffe to hoist one over the fence II Bargaining Discussion lilt was during a discussion of the Collective bargaining principle ln labor legislation that he declared workers could choose anyone they wanted to represent them in dealing with employer 1 "Now if they want to choose the Akhoond of Swat they have a perfect right to do he said "If Cbey want to choose the Royal Geographical Society they can do that If they want to choose a union they can do The famous "horse and buggy" and the less original "out the remarks came four days after the supreme decision (May 7 1935) holding the NRA unconstitutional "We have been ldegated to the horse and buggy definition of interstate commerce" the president Said on May 31 19 15 Called Brain Storm The one snap reply in releases was at a ronferenee four ipjs after Christmas in 1936 When his attention was railed to a pub-''livhed report that the administration planned to establish a central press bureau Roosevelt characterized It as a and admonished bluntly "I want to hear any more about it 1 Press conferences of his second term will not he made public textually until the president starts to assemble material for Book No 6 But here's an advance line on that Issue: Reporters Inst week noticed the president had an unusually short haircut They asked him about It He replied smiling: I Well I got to the point where I had to get a haircut or buy a violin I The Sherman Clay 68 custom-designed anni- versary model Made for us by Winter Piano Co Ex- (fuisitely styled Has exclusive RESOTONIC SCALED NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN NEW-TYPEl PIANOS ADVERTISED UNDER (14500! Pull note keyboard suspension sounding board Brilliant tone responsive ection Mahogany finish at (289 Walnut ease a feu dollars more Music for Everybody on DECCA RECORDS Popular records by Bing Crosby Ella Fitzgerald many more Gross Receipts Tax Initiative Gets Title SAN FRANCISCO March OP) Attorney General Webb has given a title to an Initiative proposal for a gross receipts tax to be levied "on ail sales transactions by persons or corporations ln lieu of all other taxes" The title was asked by the Gross ReceipL Tax Clubs of America with headquartPi ln Los Angeles which will circulate petitions in hope of getting the measme on the ballot The proposal calls for the setting up a tax bnatd comprising the stntp treasurer and controller and one elected member and for the collection of the lax by county tax collectors i Missing IVrsons JOHN SHANK A man who was reported ln Sacramento two weeks ago Is sought by a brother who has not seen him since 1900 Shank 3118 Adeline Av nue Fresno made an appeal or aid in locating his brother John Shank 63 He described the missing man as being five feet one Inch in hight with a large scar on one cheek dark brown eyes and the habit of squinting while talking Anone knowing of the wher abnuts of the missing man Is asked to rommunleate with his brother ln Frosno Richard Tauber the sensational Viennese tenor thrills international audiences in opera concert and radio with the magnificent power and charm of his voice and personality This new record specially released for Sherman birthday sale gives music-lovers Mr peak performance of two unusually beautiful songs Enrich your record library with this splendid recording priced at only 75c Great artists popular orchestras your favorite new and old music oh Decca records 35c to $oo at Sherman Oafs For sustfmdesiigin)Gdl 35 yu ooo feiirfrhdly Classical records by Lotte Lehmann Lily Pons Jan Kiepura and other great artists 50c 75c Cl pro A step oui in style step up in prestige and step ahead in traffic fhAe' special birthday terms spoelal guaranteed trade-in privlloGo This is the kind of birthday sharing we believe in Marvelous piano specially sale-priced sold on generous birthday terms with a special pre-arranged year-long trade-in privilege SPECIAL BIRTHDAY TERMS: I tho down payment In March 2 Tho other half In April 1 monthly paymont not duo until tho TlrST morry month of May Why waltf SPECIAL GUARANTEED TRADE-IN PRIVILEGE: We guarantee to take back this anniversary piano withio one year from the date of purchase and to allow you full credit for everything you have paid us on it towards any new grand piano on our floors Steinway Chickering Aldrich grands exclusive with us Let's celebrate this birthday together now! Special on PIANO TUNING during cur BIRTHDAY SALE $3S0 for uprights 50 traffic? That's easy with new performance and new Softly Shift And how ahout saving on operating costa and price? Pontiae owner aar "18 to 2 1 miles per and Tontian is priced near the lowest! Any way you figure it Pontiac big note low-priced sit if th ansur amount of money ever bought before! Want a smart car? Amerira call Pontiac the most beautiful thing wheels lika to travel in good company? rontiarownrrsim luile America's best-known names Want to lead for fronds Call upon us the 68-year-old music house to put that piano of yours in like-new condition Avail yourself of our special tuning terms now during this anniversary sale! AMERICA'S FINEST LOW-PRICED CAR I ELLIOTT CO slay At 16th Stroot Mala 4540 GUtf Vso: cioh-m: 1.

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