The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIX THE EVENING NEWS, HARR1SBURG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1933 In Pennsylvania Coal Strike Area Japan Demonstrates Naval Strength for the Mikaio Here's a Job for a Cool Young Lady J- 5 A I ill -1 -1 II ill llMliMPtpllMi '7W -iJLtRV-- TO i 4 A Mexican knife thrower does his stuff with pickaxes at the Oklahoma Stampede In the Pasadena Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cal. Would you care to have the job of the young lady whose figure Is being outlined with the picks? As a climax to Japan's recent spectacular naval review In Yokohama Bay one of tha greatest maneuvers in the history of the Japanese navy naval planes fly over the battleship Kvy HieL from which Emperor niroruto reviewed ms neew 1 James Malone, union organizer of Smlthton, Pa, addressing a group of striking coal miners at Pricedale, Pa, during the "holiday" declared by the miners In western Pennsylvania In protest against the delay in the signing of a coal code. Exiled Professor 3 I. Is The arsenal found by police lr. the car.

used by the eight bandits who recently helu up an express-company guard and messenger at the St. Paul Union Depot, getting away with more than $60,000. Their car was found abandoned outside Minneapolis. Mrs. Nellie B.

Donohoe, who will soon assume the highest paid postal post to go to a woman under the Roosevelt Administration the $7,000 a year acting postmastership of Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Donohoe has been member of the Democratic National Committee since 1920 and was appointed to her new office as a reward for her long service to the party. Max Wertheimer, exiled professor of psychology at the University of Frankfort, Germany, and founder of the Gestalt School of Thought, who has arrived in New York to become a member of the Exiles' University at the New School of Social Research. Fl ft Al Smith Aids Drive for Blind (swift; --v fc 3" iilil 1 jT 1 Extravagant claims have been made fox; 1 (t; "'S.

many of the new "substitute Thou- i vj! 5 Binds of home owners have experimented with these substitutes and have been bitterly I disappointed. Don't take chances with your I -A hard-earned money. Demand 'blue coalV 1 Whole switch Mm mm9 for dependable money-saving heat JVOIF-AUTOIVIATIC HEAT is "it. Prince Wilhelm, youngest son of King Gustaf of Sweden, who la directing a film of the sea near Stockholm, Is shown with Miss Britta Jacobsen, recently elected "Miss Sweden" In tribute to her beauty, who has an Important part In the film. even heaf all day and banks per fectly at night.

Best of alL you can't mistake 'blue coal'. It's actually colored BLUE for your protection. No more guesswork. No more discouraging variations in quality. With 'blue coal', you know you're getting GOOD coal always! Millions have switched to 'blue coal in two short years! Thousands who had tried substitute fuels have changed to 'blue coal' and are getting better beat with less attention.

Forget loud claims and promises. Put your fuel money on a sure tiling this winter. Order 'blue coal' from your nearest 'blue coal' dealer tomorrow! Isn't it better to be sure of the fuel you buy than to gamble your money on uncertain fuels? Isn't it better to enjoy the clean, dependable heat of hard coal than to risk burning out of grates, mechanical parte that get out of order, smudging of curtains or oily film throughout the bouse? Then decide right now to make 'blue coal' your beating standby this winter. For generations Anthracite has been famous for its clean, economical heat. And now in 'blue coal' you get the cieain of the famous Anthracite regions of Pennsylvania.

A high quality hard coal that starts up quickly on; freezing cold mornings gives steady, for only $189S- No longer any need to epend hundreds of dollars to get automatic beat. Now, thanks to the new 'blue coal Heat Regulator, yon can heat your home automatically with Anthracite for only $18.95 pins a small chargo for installation. Think of it! A uniform temperature all constant lower temperature at CoBxrtehtEii Ex-Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York buying the first package of pencils from little Hannah Seidenfeld, 7-year-old blind child, to open the annual pencil drive of the New York Guild for the Jewish Blind. The event took place In the tower sf the Empire State Building.

In Gray Velvet Hitler Attends Maneuvers of Reichswehr Troops and an appreciable saving on fuel. Ask your 'blue coal' dealer about it today. 6Mwb edDal9 it-fa Better heat less attention i5 HARRISBCRG WEST SHORE CARLISLE COLUMBIA DAUPHIN D1LLSBURO ELIZABETHTOWV A EHEEMS FLORIN A MT. JOY LEWISTOWN MECHANICSBURQ United Ice Coal Co. Phone.

6121 Homer W. Miller, of New Cumberl'd Phone. 3-8822 L. L. Rice Phone, 453 Columbia Coal A Ice Co.

Phone, 237 P. O. Lyter Phone, 68 Sunshine Feed Stores Phone, 67 Grnbb MaderU Phone, 163 Wolgemuth Bros. Phone, 151-R-4 Lewtstown Ice Storage Co. Phone, 3117 P.

F. Enck Phone, 305 1 A 4 4. I '1 MIDDLETOWN THOMPSONTOWN PORT ROYAL YEAGEBSTOWN YORK MIFFLIN MIFFLINTOWN Ed. S. Thompson Wisehaupt Sou Co, J.

M. eager Frey Bros. M. F. Smyeer Phone, 45-R-ll Phone, 35-1 Phone, Lewtstown 2525 Phone, 5525 Phone, 4-3128 I Phone, 102-J Phone, 11-W Phone, 22-3 Phone, SI D.

P. Deatrlck W. II. Manbeck A Co. A.

H. L'lsh Sons W. A. Nlcklet Son The "fatigue cap" theme developed In a smart little, fall hat fashioned, of grey velvet ribbon, with a line of tiny ostrich tips outlining the center seam. Feathers are very much to the fore on fall MILLERSTOWN SHIPPENSBURQ Chancellor Adolf Hitler of Germany may be seen talking to General Werner von Blomberg (half hidden at right), Reich's Minister of Defense, on the exercise field at Ulm, where the Chancellor witnessed maneuvers of the Wurttemberg Reichswehr troops.

For other 'blue coal' dealers consult your Classified Telephone Directory under the heading of Tblue.