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-LL ttlltilteliU JL Qj'lt THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND UNITED PRESS SERVICE EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR LEADER FOR TEN YEARS IN ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION IN THE MIAMI TERRITORY 0r MOST IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER VOL XXII NO 301 Entered Second Class Matter Post Office Miami Florida WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 28 1932 TWELVE PAGES TODAY FIVE CENTS NAVY BALLOON NEWS SUMMARY SNOW ENCOUNTERED HIGH ABOVE ATLANTA DECLARED CUP WINNER Americans Take Both First and Second Honors In International Race Starting From Basel Switzerland French Entry Third and Poland Fourth Winning Craft Lands Near Vilna BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS third and the Polish fourth 1 Atlanta Ga Sept 27 Snow encountered at an altitude of two miles over Atlanta combined with dense fog and a faulty radio set today to bring Candler Field's weather observation flier down In a forced landing near Canton Ga Lieut Victor Randeeker who assumed the daily trips after the recent injury Lieutenant Meyer In a forced landing near Marietta ran Into snow at 13000 feet over the city and at 16000 feet Ice began to form on bis wings On the way down a faulty magneto silenced the radio and he lost his bearings finally making a forced landing In an open field near Canton Randeeker was unhurt MVVVl FOR BELT BRIDGE Finance Corporation Aid To Provide Work For 6000 Men (BT UNITED PRESS NEW ORLEANS Sept 27 More than 6000 men will be given work when construction starts on the public belt bridge for railroad and vehicular traffic across the Mississippi river at New Orleans Last details of the vast enter prise were completed today when the Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a loan of $13000000 to finance the project Under the approved application It Is understood that another $1000000 will be advanced after the work gets under way If that additional amount is needed The corporation has agreed to purchase $13000000 worth of 5 per cent bonds by the city of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana to cover costs of construction of the bridge The earnings of the bridge will be made up of fees paid by the railroads using the span The bridge will be toll free Insofar as vehicular traffic Is concerned i While local and state officials would make no statement concerning Just when actual construction will be started It was believed that work will get under way within a month Under contracts already let the bridge must be completed by March 15 1936 The bridge is to be built across the river at Nine-mile point Just above the city About $500000 has already been spent for the purchase of property for approaches on either side of the river Children Under 14 Not Prohibit ed From Appearing In School Benefit Performances tBT THE ASSOCIATED PRESSl TALLAHASSEE Fla Sept child labor Jaws do not prohibit children -xnt'er 14 years of age from appearing In benefit performances sponsored by schools churches and other noncommercial organizations Attorney General Carey Landis held today Amplifying a recent decision by him regarding the law the attorney general said: laws prohibit appearance of children under 14 years of age In theaters where their performance is part of the regular program for which an admission is charged provision applies even though the children are not paid for their performance and even though they -have the consent of their parents to John Mackey of Jacksonville state labor lnspec tr recently requested tLe attorney general's opinion on whethr theaters in Miami were violating the laws by allowing children from various dancing schools to appear In stage programs The children were not paid but Mackey said their act was advertised and scheduled as part of the regular program for which admission was charged Attorney General Landis said provision is made In the state law that operators of theaters plants stores and other businesses shall not children and shall not "permit or su THE WEATHER Forecast for Florida: Partly cloudy with probably local showers today and tomorrow Moderate easterly winds over north portion and fresh northeast winds over south portion Miami temperatures ya6terday: Maximum 84 minimum 80 Tides today: High at 7:19 a and 7:47 Complete weather report on Page 3 NATIONAL Coolldge and Smith named on board to aid railroads Page 1 Truck driver was beaten on Georgia highway Page 1 New Orleans obtained $13000000 loan to build bridge Page 1 Roosevelt clasped hand of Republican senator Page 1 Former mayor of Baltimore testified for James Davis Page 3 Congressman Crisp was named on tariff commission Page 3 Prosecutor to ask dismissal of John Curtis appeaL Page 3 Gypsy tribes stirred by kidnaping of princess Page 3 New York writer ended life by asphyxiation Page 3 Ninety-year-old Indian court in $1000000 case Page 4 United States to build three new destroyers costing $4000000 each Page 6 FOREIGN Two hundred reported dead in storm In Puerto Rico Page 1 United States Navy balloon won international race Page 1 White Star liner Homeric In collision with Spanish steamer Page 1 Cuban senate president and three others assassinated Page 1 Trawler crew -rescuers of Hutch-insons demanded reward Page 3 British textile mUls to reopen today after strike Page 3 LOCAL School board was sued for $1000-000 on bonds Page 3 Pneumonia caused by suicide attempt caused death Page 3 Decree for $1127873 against hotel was signed Page 3 Federal corporation "close its to give $600000 loan for causeway work commissioners were Informed Page 3 Henry Doherty expected In Miami tomorrow Page 3 $35000 advertising campaign scheduled for discussion at meeting page 3 Concert and show were scheduled to aid band fund Page 5 Penny-a-day boxes provided food for needy Page 2 Execution of Miami killer was scheduled for 9 a Monday Page 1 Course of tropical disturbance was avoiding Florida Page 1 Republican candidate for governor urged restoration of confidence In Florida Page 2 Raid made at Capone estate In 1930 was held Illegal Page 3 MISCELLANY Amusements Page 6 Crosswprd Puzzle Page 9 Comics page 10 Deaths p8ge 3 Docks and Decks page 3 Editorials Page 4 Markets Page 9 Radio Programs Page 13 Society page 5 Sports: Pages 7 and 8 Tourist Accommodations Page 13 IDENTIFY FUGITIVE BY PHOTOGRAPH Suspect Held In California Member of Notorious Ashley Gang WEST PALM BEACH Ha Sept 27 Photographs of the prisoner by Oakland Calif police were Identified today by Sheriff Baker as those of Roy Young Matthews only member of the notorious Ashley gang to escape punishment fingerprints received here more than a week ago tentatively identified him but Sheriff Baker awaited arrival of photographs for positive Identification Matthews escaped from the Broward county Jail eight yearago after being convicted of participation In the robbery of the Bank of Stuart Since Stuart is now In Martin county Sheriff Baker said the question of his return rests with Martin county officials REDUCTION RULING IS MADE BY McCARL WASHINGTON Sept 27 VP) McCarl comptroller general of the United States ruled late today that the 10 per cent reduction provided for la the recent act must apply on individual and separate projects of the pubt He building program The decision came in answer to a request by treasury officials as to whether the reduction would be made from the lump stun authorized In building program or otherwise "ROOSEt ELT FOR HOOVER" IS SLOGAN OF NEW CLUB ROOSEVELT Sept 27 UP) A group of Republicans in this village have formed an organization to support President Hoover and have adopted a slogan "Roosevelt for Hoover" i Roosevelt is on Long Island and near Freeport It was named after Theo-drw Eoeeveit in 1904 PLACED AT 200 Island Governcy Bases Es timate On Reports Given By Police HURRICANE MOVES TO CARIBBEAN SEA Damage In San Juan Is Declared As Great As In 1928 Blow BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN JUAN Puerto Rico Sept More than 200 persons were killed and at least 1000 were Injured in the hurricane which swept across Puerto Rico today Gov James Beverly estimated after receiving casualty reports from police authorities The governor told fan emergency relief committee of San Juan citizens that the total dead and Injured probably would be revised upward Instead of downward when additional reports had been received The committee was organized pending a direct appeal to the American Red Cross for badly needed assistance The governor directed the emergency committee to seek first to provide food and shelter for the thousands of home-' less How much the Insular government can give the committee or how great Is the need I do not know at this time" the governor said after an Inspection trip The governor Instructed all offices to open tomorrow and carry on must have everybody go to he said "as though nothing had only more Starting shortly before last midnight a 120-mlle wind lashed San Juan and the hinterland wrecking buildings rip-' ping the roofs from houses and ruining' valuable citrus fruit and coffee crops Loss In the fruit crop alone was es- timated at $7000000 After a personal inspection of part of the devastated area Governor Beverly said damage to the coffee crop would be greater The storm put San water and light facilities out of commission The manager of the power company said It would be Impossible restore either service before Thursday A new transmission line muslfbe built before power can be furnished for pumping water alx miles from the reservoir Arrangements for a temporary water supply Imperative for reasons of sanitation were being rushed San Juan was left a nightmare of wreckage by the storm The great steel towers of radio station WKAQ which was broadcasting during the early part of the storm lay bent and twisted In the streets A concrete wall of Tres Banderas a popular movie theater was blown In and debris strewn over the seas Numerous small craft along the waterfront were stove In and driven aground Several of the piers were-left roofless Great damage wat done to merchandise NEAR SANTO DOMINGO WASHINGTON REPORTS WASHINGTON Sept 27 VP) The weather bureau said tonight the hur-: rlcane which swept San Juan last night Is approaching Santo Domingo and that Its center likely would pass near Port au Prince Haiti tomorrow morning At 8:30 the bureau issued the 1 following advisory warning: "Center of tropical hurricane atlll of small diameter attended by winds of hurricane force approaching' Santo Domingo City Moving almost directly westward about 12 miles an hour Center will likely pass near Port au Prince Wednesday morning Caution advised vessels In HURRICANE REPORTED ENTERING CARIBBEAN NEW YORK Sept 27 Radio advices received by Pan American Airway from San Pedro de Maicorls San Domingo indicated tonight that the storm had passed along the north coast of Puerto Rico curved to the south and passed Into the Caribbean sea "At 4 (E T) It Is raining" Please Turn To rage 6 THE MIAMI HERALD HAS PUBLISHED 210145 Classified Advertisements So Far This Year Last Month 14600 Yesterday 555 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 0 Miami Are Phone -101 IS BEATEN BI Highway Attack Is Latest Outbreak In To Halt Milk Supply HE DIDNT CARRY OPPOSED CARGO Difference You Did Not Stop Quick Reported Shout BE THE ASSOCIATED FBESS1 ATLANTA Sept A truck driver was beaten by a group of men near BarnesvlUe Ga today in the latest outbreak of violence In Georgia's milk price war The driver A Edwards an employe of the Face Truck Lines of Atlanta reported at Griffin that he was taken off a heavily-loaded truck between Barnesville and Forsyth about 60 miles south of Atlanta and kicked and beaten because he atop quick Edwards said he told the men he was operating In interstate commerce between Jacksonville Fla and Atlanta and that his truck carried no milk but that someone in the crowd of 25 men shouted: "That make any difference You didn't atop quick enough" The truck driver said he was kicked and beaten with a chair He showed various cuts and bruises Edwards said he was driving a heavily-loaded truck and that when he was signalled to stop he came to an easy stop to avoid a strain After reporting the Incident to his employers by telephone from Griffin he proceeded toward Atlanta Meanwhile Mayor James Key of Atlanta entered the milk war with a suggestion that representatives of Atlanta milk distributors and of the Georgia Milk Producers Confederation Inc meet with him tomorrow In an effort to settle their differences The mayor said representatives of both sides In the controversy had been Invited to the conference Officials of the confederation Immediately accepted but the spokesman for the distributors made no announcement as to whether the representatives of the milk plants here would attend Prior to reported attack on the truck driver milk trucks had been halted by groups of men and milk dumped on the highway at Conyers at Orchard Hill and other polnta FLORIDA YOUTHS KILLED IN GAR Crushed When Tons of Tubing Slide On Train JERSEY CITY Sept 27 Twenty tons of boiler tubing sliding back and forth in a freight car crushed out the lives of two youths Identified this afternoon by Jersey City police as Ralph Barton Sweat 21 and his brother Harold Ward Sweat both of Jacksonville Fla Police reported they had evidently been killed while asleep In the car Identification was made from United States Army discharge papers found on the two by Inspectors John Underwood and Harry Walsh Police estimated the two had been killed about seven hours before they were found In the freight car In the Lehigh Yalley railroad yards at Caven Point road near Black Tom CENSURE FOR JAPAN IN MANCHURIA WAR GENEVA Sept 27 The League of Nations commission report on the Far 'Eastern conflict mlld'y blames Jdpan for opening hostilities with its attack on Mukden a year ago This was learned today from an unimpeachable authority The Far Eastern warfare report of the commission headed by Lord Lytton is to be published October 1 WOMAN DIES WHILE ATTENDING FUNERAL BAYONNE Sept 27 (UP)-Mrs Francis Volinl 65 of Jackson vllle Fla died of a heart attack today at the funeral of her mother Mrs Anna Brockhausen Mrs Volinl was stricken Just before the cofflh was carried from her home Mrs Brockhausen died last Saturday WOMEN HURT IN RIOT LONDON Sept 27 VP) Dozens were injured and many women and children trampled during a riot which devel oped today out of a protest against a cut in poor relief funds at Westham In the east end of London CIRCFS PERFORMER HURT PENSACOLA Fla Sept 27 VP) MiS3 Genelve Camlstllli aerial performer of the Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey circus was seriously Injured during a performance here today She received a fractured skull when a block and tackle fell from the tent top as she climbed to her trapeze II COOLIDGE Smith Baruch Legge and Howell Named On Nonpartisan Committee TO RECOMMEND RELIEF PROGRAM They Are Selected By National Association of Savings Banks BT UNITED PRESS NEW YORK Sept Ex-President Calvin Coolldge has been chosen chairman of a nonpartisan committee "to survey the transportation situation in this country and to report such recommendations for relief and betterment as may appear to the committee to be Selected by the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks to scan the national railroad structure In the present economic emergency the committee is composed of: Calvin Coolldge chairman Bernard Baruch vice chairman Clarke Howell editor of The Atlanta Constitution Alexander president of the International Harvester Company and former chairman of the federal farm board Alfred Smith former governor of New York Announcement of the formation of the committee was made tonight by Bennett president of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank one of the largest savings Institutions In the world in an interview with newspapermen here Bennett said that Invitations had been sent to all men concerned and that he reason to believe that they would He declared that the committee was serving gratuitously and that their work would be In the nature of "a great public Behind the project he revealed are practically all major life Insurance companies of the country leading universities and savings banks the Institutions which are the largest holders of railroad securities A committee representing these Interests had chosen the men invited to serve The letter of invitation made public tonight had stressed the fact that "the present financial position the railroads of the United States is a matter of grave emphasizing that many leading lines are operating at "a staggering and that "only wise and timely federal aid has avoided Please Turn To Page 8 PARADE BOMBING CHAPTER ADDED Mountaineer Says He Believes He Carried Fatal Suitcase PORTLAND Ore Sept 27 The Oregonian tomorrow will carry a signed statement by Paul Callicotte Portland mountaineer in which he deolares his belief that he is the man who placed the suitcase bomb In the San Francisco Preparedness day parade July 22 1916 which cost 10 lives and sent Tom Mooney and Warren Billings to prison for life The Oregonian will quote Callicotte as saying he acted as an unwitting agent in the case his statement affirming that he was promised and paid $5 to carry a suitcase from Oakland to San Francisco on the day of the Preparedness parade PAROLES GRANTED TO 325 CONVICTS Louisiana Governor Acts To Relieve Prison Congestion BATON ROUGE La Sept 27 VP) To relieve penitentiary congestion Gov Allen today authorized reprieves for 325 short term convicts whose cases Himes manager of the state penitentiary said were deserving of clemency CHINESE GUARDS TAKE TOWN IN MANCHURIA HARBIN Manchuria (Wednesday) Sept 28 (UP) Railway guards of the Chinese Eastern railway rioted last night and occupied Manchull it was reported here today The Japanese consul at Manchull asked to he rescued It was said Manchull is in eastern Heilungkiang province near the Siberian border Attention Housekeepers! The attention of Miami housekeepers ia especially invited this morning- for bargains in food supplies to the advertisements of the following firms: Mammoth Food Stores Page 2 Oapt Fish Mart Page 5 All Bran Page 5 Franklin Sugar Page 5 Lux Flakes Page 5 Klefeker Produce Inc Page 2 Bed Top Malt Pago 7 Last to come down of the 16 balloons which started from here in the classic race of Sunday afternoon the navy bag landed at 10 a today on the Polish-Latvlan border near Vilna The bag was slightly damaged In the landing Van Orman making a bid for a third successive victory In the Bennett race brought the Goodyear baUoon down last night near Bagotojl- 20 miles from Kaunas Others were grounded at various points In Poland Czechoslovakia and upper Silesia COURSE OF STORM AVOIDS FLORIDA Advisory Indicates That It Will Move Into the Sea The tropical disturbance which swept over Puerto Rico and last night wa approaching Santo Domingo will not threaten the Florida peninsula unless It changes Its course and recurves northward Richard Gray United States meteorologist here said last night The present direction of the storm he said is toward Jamaica which is south of Cuba Storms moving in the approximate direction of this one usually go through the Caribbean sea into the Yucatan channel and the Gulf of Mexico Vessel Collides With Spanish Steamship Leaving Canary-Island Port BT UNITED PRESS LAS PALMAS Canary Island Sept 27 The White Star liner Homeric collided today with the Spanish steamship Isla de Tenerlffe The collision occurred when the Spanish ship was leaving Sants Cruz The stem of the Isla de Tenerlffe was twisted It was uncertain to what extent the Homeric was damaged The Homeric built In 1922 Is of 34-352 tons Ordinarily It Is In transatlantic service but sometimes makes world cruises The Isla de Tenerlffe Is of 5328 tons owned by the Trans-Mediterranean Company It was built in 1921 and Is out of Valencia A SMITH JR AND WIFE PART Newspaper Says Reparation Agreement Being Drawn NEW YORK Sept 27 The American says Alfred Smith Jr son of the former governor of New York and his wife have separated The paper says Curtin Glynn lawyers are drawing up a separation agreement Mrs Smith was formerly Bertha Gott daughter of a Syracuse locomotive engineer She married Smith eight years ago In a secret civil ceremony followed later by services tn Holy Cross Church here Smith is employed by the Curtin Glynn law firm The American says several shops have been Informed by Smith he will not be responsible for his wife's debts and says friends of the couple declared they would not carry their differences to court OMAN IS LEADING BRAZIL VOLUNTEERS UBERABA Brazil Sept 27 VP) A woman In her early thirties dressed In male attire was leading a contingent of federal volunteers today against rebels on the northernmost Sao Paulo front She Is known only as Dica" and was leader of a cult of several thousand men women and children in the state of Goyaz in the interior of Brazil Her army is drawn from these followers who call her "the glO' rlous POSSIBLE ASSETS OF $3000000 DISCOVERED NEW YORK Sept 27 Possible Kreuger Toll assets amounting to $3000000 were disclosed today in the testimony of Fritz Atterberg vice president of the International Match Cor-poratlon at a hearing before Federal Referee Henry Davis Atterberg said the assets consisting of 60000 shares of the Ohio Match Corporation bought by Ivar Kreuger In 1928 are now held by the Irving Trust Company as trustee In bankruptcy for International Match OFFICIAL IS INDICTED ON CHARGE OF ARSON TUSCALOOSA Ala Sept 27 VP) Edward de Gralfenreld circuit solicitor today was indicted on a chfarge of arson in connection with a fire in his home here BLUE LAW REPEAL FAILS MONTGOMERY Ala Sept 27 A bill to repeal the state's Sunday blue laws was defeated in the Alabama house today when supporters of the measure failed to muster a necessary two-thirds majority for passage BASEL Switzerland Sept 27 The United States Navy balloon was tentatively declared winner of the James Gordon Bennett cup race tonight and second place was accorded the other American entry "Goodyear The navy hag carrying Commander Settle and Wilfred Bushnell was credited with' exceeding the distance of the Goodyear entry with Van Orman and Blair aboard by 153 kilometers (about 91 miles) i The French entry "Petit was Hi IN RM FOR 9 A MONDAY Killer Taken To Death Cell In Strait Jacket and Shackled (Red) Casey 23 Miami killer will die In the electric chair In the state prison at Rallford at 9 a Monday He began his death wait in the death cell at Ralford yesterday after arriving there In a straltjacket and shackled in an automobile In the custody of Coleman chief deputy sheriff and Deputy Ray Starkey The time for his departure from the county Jail was kept secret because of purported threats by the condemned man "that his gang would be waiting for them up the At the state prison where Casey was received by Chapman superintendent who set the hour of the execution the condemned man apparently was suffering from nervous exhaustion Associated Press dispatches reported He had been somewhat hysterical and violent at times during the trip Dr Billingsley acting as county physician accompanied the two officers and prisoner and dispatches reported that a physician and a nurse will be near Casey until the execution Chief Coleman Starkey and Dr Billingsley will return to Miami today and go back to Ralford for the execution the law requiring the sheriff or his appointed representative to be present Casey had gone Into a rage Monday and attacked four guards who had been placed in the hospital ward with him Please Turn To Page 6 Nominee and Senator Cutting Meet In New Mexico As Crowd Cheers BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ABOARD ROOSEVELT SPECIAL Sept 27 Franklin Roosevelt Democratic presidential nominee and Bronson Cutting New Independent Republican senator clasped hands In friendly fashion today while several hundred New Mexicans cheered During a stop of the New York train at Lamy Junction where he spoke to delegates of the state Democratic convention who had come from Santa Fe to meet him Mr Roosevelt hailed Cutting in the crowd The senator only a few days ago rebelled against the state Republican organization and proposed to set up bis own group "I believe there Is here In the crowd a man whom I have known since he was In short Mr Roosevelt said Is an old friend of my family I am referring to your very distinguished senator Bronson Cutting Come up and say While the assembled group of Democratic leaders looked on Cutting smiled broadly and walked across the platform to grasp the hand of the nominee Through the remainder of the stop he remained on the car "Does this mean you will support he was asked He $ald he would leave the Interpretation to the political writers State Democratic leaders freely pre dieted however that he would support the New York governor for president The stop at Lamy was the longest made by the nominee on his journey from Williams Arlz across the broad Pueblo dotted highlands of New Mexico Please Turn To Page 6 WOMAN IS CANDIDATE COLUMBIA Sept' 27 VP) Miss Clara Harrigal of Aiken national com' mittewoman for the state was an nounced today by the Republican party as its candidate for the United States senate to oppose Senator Smith the Democratic nominee In the Novenv her general election WRITER SEEKS DIVORCE NEW YORK Sept 27 Katherine Ursula Parrott Greenwood author of has sued lor divorce from her second husband a New York banker Assassinations In Havana Bring Military Rule For Entire City MURDERED CHIEF FRIEND Members of Opposition Party Believed Shot In Retaliation IBT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HAVANA Eept Havana was placed under military rule tonight fter an outburst of political violence had resulted 'In the assassination of Clemente Vazquez Bello president of the Cuban senate and of three prominent members' of the opposition to the administration of President Machado In a message to congress the president explained that military rule had been Invoked "as a preventive measure against reprisals friends- of the murdered men He urged that associates of the victims remain calm The killing of the oppositionists was described by investigators as an act of retaliation for the murder of Dr Vazquez Bello a strong Machado supporter who had he lived probably would have been the next president of Cuba A fourth member of the opposition was gravely wounded The oppositionists killed were three brothers Representative Oonnlo Freyre De Andrade Guillermo Freyre De Andrade an attorney and Leopoldo Freyre De Andrade an engineer Representative Miguel Angel Aguiar who participated In the unsuccessful revolt against the Machado government in August 1931 was shot lour times Dr Vazquez Bello was shot as he was driving away from his estate El Bohlo which adjoins the Country club There ijre 10 bullets In his body He died Jafore his chauffeur Julio Suarez who had been wounded could drive him to Camp Columbia Military hospital The Freyre De Andrade brothers were attacked In the Vedado suburb They died almost instantly None of the assailants was captured When police examined the automobile In which the senate president was riding they found 67 bullet marks Jose Inerare an assistant to Dr Vazquez Bello who was riding with him said he would be able to recognize the assassins Dr Vazquez Bello belonged to a family which has long been politically powerful In Cuba He was elected senator from Santa Clara province In 1925 He and President Machado were close friends and the National Liberal party which he headed already had supported a movement to make him president In the 1934 elections STRENGTH IS GAINED BY MRS IF BORAH BOISE Idaho Sept 27 VP) The emergency which necessitated administration of serum to Mrs William Borah suffering from pslttacos or parrot fever appeared today to have passed A bulletin said: "Mrs Borah Is gaining In strength today If the Improvement holds additional serum will not be administered" Mrs Borah today carried on a brief conversation with her husband the United States senator It was the first time she has spoken to him since her fever first raged MY BATHTUB BY 10 A it was an extra bathtub of course which Sig Johnson 35 Twenty-seventh street I had on hand A five-footer iwith spigots And he sold it before 10 a on the day his Herald classified ad appeared netting him about a dollar a foot for his tub Three applicants went a-tub- bing to Mr door that morning after they had read about it under our For column Which just goes to show what a clean city we have There are just as odd and useful articles offered for sale among our classified items as bathtubs What do you need? yawnraower? Teething ring? putboard motor? Corsets? place to live? Tenants? Job? If you see what you want why not use one of our efficient classified ads to get it for you? busy little gos-Isips that tell the whole county wanted by hundreds of I persons I For only a few cents you can tell thousands what you want by giving us a ring 2-7401 and I letting us bill you later for your lad i i 1 them to do any work there He added however that if fraternal organizations want to rent a theat-r for a single benefit performance and allow children under 14 years to participate In the performance It Is not In violation of the law Mackey in a written statement said he "never construed" the state child labor laws as applying to "civic affairs churches schools lodges or similar organizations" Mackey said provision applied only to theaters from the professional point of view but held to Landis opinion that the law does not permit children on regular theater programs even though they are not paid In money He said he bad not attempted to In terfere and would not interfere Jn the future with sponsored benefit performances except to regulate the lateness of hours when smaller children appear fPi 7T.