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THE BAR RE DAILY TIMES BARRE VT MONDAY JULY 16 1934 South Barre Routes of Army and Navy Flights to Alaska iurcM HARBoa KODIAK isN CORDON BARRE DAILY TIMES MONDAY JULY 16 1934 Published Every Week-Day Afternoon by THE HAKKE DAILY TIMES INC trank Lengley Publleher Entered et the Poatnffice at Uerre Second Claes Mail Metier SUBSCRIPTION RATES) One Veer by mail Six Muntha by mail J-hu Three Month by mail ea'JSe One Month by mail 6S olnu 6th postal one 16 00 a year or SZ76 tor six months All subscriptions ctsh in advnct ilUMHER Uh THE ASSOCIATED' PRESS the Associated Pres is exclusively entltll to the use for public tiOO of all newi dia Itches credited to it or not otherwise cred-lied to this paper nd also the local new mitihshcd therein i WHITEHORSE April 20 Allen and Mies Marsh are charged with violating a statute pertaining to public morals Miss DeLong whose hands have in motion pictures for those of stare and have been described as most beautiful in Hollywood" slipped away Saturday from her policewoman guard ami left a note indicating she planned suicide She was found that night wandering about by Nellise Childo mystery story writer after officers had sought her for hours said she had two tablets of a deadly poison tied in a knot in her Veitch reported after he had questioned Miss DeLong when she had designed to die she found she had lost the tablets from her Miss DeLong was examined by a police surgeon who said she apparently had taken sleep inducing pjlls TAKE POISON June DeLong Just Took Sleeping Pills Los Angeles July 16 Rested after her dramatic attempt at suicide June DeLong film extra faced a cross examination in the Hollywood case today by defense attorney who seek to prove that Dave Alleu and Gloria Marsh wet's just seemed as though I could not go back into the courtroom and face Deputy District Attorney Arthur Veitch quoted Miss DeLong as saying "I was putting her in a terrible position I was hurting her her and I still love She had testified before court recessed over the week end that Allen former head of the Central Casting corporation which handles the 17000 extra film players for the various studios and Miss Marsh film extra had participated with her in an alleged in her apartment last KETCH I PRINCE GEORGE -EDMONTON Having allegedly identified the Danville bank robbers the authorities are in a position of the woman making a shirt for her husband who had one button but no shirt to attach it to Mr and Mrs Donald Leith ami Mrs James Pirie of Kingston returned there Sunday after spending a week with Mrs Jessie Riddell Alvin Lewis spent the week-end at home and returned to camp at North 'Reading Mat" Paul Ellenwood and Roger Whalen found the parts of an old Ford motor on the dump and took them to Roger's home After getting it together and spending 47 cents for two odd parts they found that the motor purred very smoothly and now they are looking for it boat big enough to support the engine Mr and Mrs Vern Dillingham of Moretown have been at the home of George Whalen the past week They visited several friends while here Charles Owen has returned to his home after spending the strawberry picking season on Trow hill Maxine Jacobs of Bradford is visiting her father Jacobs George Adams visited relatives in Waitsfield and Wnterbury Sunday Mr and Mrs Malcolm Durkee visited Mr and Mrs Friend Melvin in Chelsea Saturday Mrs Lillian Duchartne has gone to (he Summit house on the Mohawk trail near North Adams Mass for several p'eeks Ralph Turner left Sunday for New York City and expects to be there about two weeks on business Edward McTigue is spending a few weeks with relatives in Worcester Mass Mr and Mrs A Jackman were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Vaughn and visited other friends in Middlesex Saturday Mrs Ralph Vinal and daughter Virginia of Springfield Mass have re- NNEAPOUS 9 Two young inen from Pennsylvania who came into Vermont and thought they could pass counterfeit money are now sojourning in Chillicothe 0 where they expect to spend the next 18 months Vermonters like to see genuineness whether it le in persons or in money If Hitler was desirous of sounding public sentiment of the world about mass murder to secure one's self in power he must have been struck by the unfavorable response The world stands aghast that such a thing could be done in a civilized era jr WASHINGTON mi turned to the Lewis home for the summer Rupert George employed in Plain-field came home for the week-end Lightning struck the old pine tree which is 100 years old in the yard of the Charles Cheney place Friday afternoon Only slight damage was done Mr and Mrs Walter Freeman now occupy the place Kaye Don Convicted Of Manslaughter In Death of His Mechanic While On a Night Practice Run Douglas Isle of Man July 16 (AP) Don noted auto racing driver was sentenced to four imprisonment today after his conviction of manslaughter in the death of his the-cltanic in a wreck May 28 The sentence will be served in New Douglas prison Francis Tayler the mechanic was killed instantly on a night practice ntn for a local race when the automobile catapulted off the highway on a bad turn Don himself was seriously injured As soon as the sentence was passed Don was arrested His attorney scur- tied about attempting to arrange ball which would permit Don liberty to re-turn to England while the appeal is I pending The prosecution charged Don failed to slacken speed when rounding a dangerous curve endangering both his and Tavler's life The speed king pleaded not guilty Special Prices on Men Sport Shoes Black and White Brown and White Regular $650 now $495 Regular $500 now $395 Regular $400 now $295 Linen Sandals Blue green and yellow only 95c See window Walk-Over Boot Shop The map above shows the routes of the army and navy flights to Alaska The twelve army bombing planes will take off from Washington between July 20 and 25 while the navy flight will get under way few ri-y earlier The planes shown are the types that will make the hops The pur pose of the army flight Is to survey Alaska and the Aleutian islands The flight of the 12 navy patrol planes is for training purposes (Associated Press Photos) Craniteville Letters to the Editor The first vehicle that crossed over the new bridge in the village of Wilmington was a truck loaded with beer passing from Brattleboro to Bennington If the driver had broken a few bottles as be passed over the structure the dedication would have been in keeping with usual dedicatory ideas Husband Jailed For Back Alimony What ig Thrift? When we asked this question we were thiinking of the little thrift plant with its head of pink or white flowers We thought everyone knew that thrift also means care and wisdom in the management of your resources But if you have yet to learn its value may we point out that you can acquire the thrift habit by budgeting your income and banking something every pay day? Start this week ill We could have sold this man a lot of underwear had we been standing under the same shower The only time he remembered he needed new shirts and shorts was when he stepped out of the bath If like this do this In stead of hollering out are the tell someone to get us on the and before you know it someone else will be slipping a fresh cool supply of underwear a very small opening in the door and at a very small price quality considered Box after box of cool refreshing undies with your size printed on the cover The Shirts from 35c to $1 The Shorts 35c to $100 Cool Silk Hosiery 50c and 75c Silk Athletic Union Suits Button-on-Shoulder $1 $150 Rogers Co 5 The Times feels sure that a host of readers of the Newbury column of The Times will join us in extending congratulations to the elderly correspondent at Newbury James Hale on the occasion of the passing of his 70th birthday recently Mr Hale has been writing the news and comment from Newbury for a good many years and has gained considerable commendation for possessing a distinctive style of expression Indeed he hag come to be known among Times readers as the from His newspaper associations have brought him many friends all of whom will be pleased to extend their felicitations on another birthday and to wish him many more birthday THOSE who employ us have the assurance that they will receive the highest degree of service and satisfaction We are equipped to handle a commission in a thorough manner Our services are dependable and Barre Trust Company Statement by William Sykas Editor Barte Daily Times: In the news item that appeared in your paper on July 12 last about myself no mention was made that I was at any time in any way connected with the Barre Restaurant Inc The statement was made that I was a Barre restaurant proprietor This Was incorrect My occupation is cook I resent the inference that I hare been or was at any time connected with the Barre Piestauraiit Inc as stated in the corrected item of your paper July 13th William Sykas BURLINGTON PLAYERS WIN Awarded Dorset Cup In Annual State Competition Saturday Night Dorset July The Theatre Club lac of Burlington was awarded the Dorset RlayeiW cup Saturday evening at the close of the fifth annual tournament of one-act plays presented by four amateur little theatre groups of Vermont at the Playhouse here The Dorset Players Inc were in charge Alexander Woolcott author playwright and critic as one of the three judges presented the cup to Lawrence Jvillick president of the Burlington club Winning the cup means that the Burlington group lias permanent possession for it is the third time that organization hae won in the annual tournament Serving with Mr Woolcott as judges were Hr George Baker author and editor and Alfred Kreymborg noted poet playwright and critic The Dorset Players presented Your Old by Clare Junmier The Plainfield Players under the direction of Marjorie Johnson presented by Susan Glaspell The Dramatic club of St Albans gave by Mazo de la Roche with Helen Sanborn directing VERMONT BUSINESS TROUBLES AsW BADGER HOD CHH AMBUtMt (OUIPHIHT MINERAL SERVICE 160 Ns MAIN ITw BARREVT SHONE Aatw Dorothy Britton Parliman (above) former Universe" and Vanities beauty called at the Newburgh jail to see her husband Clifford Parliman who was jailed because his former wife claimed he had owed her alimony since May 1 Parliman real estate operator at Clements Falls was divorced from Gladys Walton show girl In 1933 (Associated Press Photo) A LAMF EXPLANATION Chancellor Hitler's "explanation'' of the bloody suppression of what he calls the second revolution in Germany leaves much to be desired In fact the world is just about as much mystified as to the real inwardness of the blood-letting as it was on the day of the slaughter June 30 1934 Hitler makes it appear that the safety of Germany was at stake and that the lives of of thousands of innocent might have been sacrificed if he had not acted promptly and with murderous fury However that may be it is perfectly apparent to most people that the reign of Hitler as dictator of Germany was jeopardized So Hitler became the of Germany and adjudged 77 alleged plotters guilty of conspiracy Claiming that they under the control of Ernst Roehm were planning to usurp the governments he felt himself justified in striking a hard and harsh blow that has been unparalleled in modern history All of which is very interesting but not very convincing to those who wish to study the situation undeterred by fear of consequences to themselves ROOSEVELT RESTING As Cruiser Carried Him Toward Hawaii Islands Aboard the New Orleans accompanying President Roosevelt July 16 (AP) President Roosevelt rested today as the cruiser Houston carried him toward Hawaii and more fishing The vessel -on Sir Roosevelt's orders headed for Clipperton island a small Pacific spot where fishing is reported to be splendid Present plans are to anchor off the island Tuesday afternoon Mr Roosevelt and his sons Franklin jr and John attended a religious service conducted on the deck of the Houston yesterday by Chaplain Golf too has its Business Moments James Scott an Engineer and Machinist Files Burlington July 16 James Ssott an engineer and machinist of Washington filed bankruptcy papers in federal court Saturday He listed liabilities totaling $3102 and assets of $2720 Of the debts $2670 is in secured claims While Granltevillians luxt evening saw about its much lightning in att hour its ever in their respective lives the electrical storms which raged around the state hardly touched this community While people who sat out last evening to watch the storm saw literally hundreds of flashes bulls and bolts of severe lightning the storm did not really come near the village but seemed to rage in the north west and east witli front time to time a flash or two in the south It rained for 15 minutes or so but hardly enough to lay the dust and farmers were back at their haying this morning Mr and Mrs Henry Quint and children ot Detroit Mich have been visiting with Mrs Peter MacAulay Mrs Homer Kayer of Worcester Mass is a visitor at the home of Mrs Eflie Murray Miss Edith Smith has returned to her local home front South Kyegate where she visited for a week with friends Mr and Mrs Littlefield and children of North Andover Mass are visitors at the Cassie street home of Mrs Mary Mclnnis I Mrs Christine MaeKehzie of Detroit Mich a former resident of this village (is visiting for a week with Mrs An-I ttabclle Smith at the latter's local i home Mr and Mrs Lawrence Flynn of Hanover visited yesterday with local friends and relatives John Reilly of Claremont visited over the week end with Mrs Reilly and Marion here Mr and Mrs Ben Perhsm motored over the end of the week to Newport for a visit with friends there Mr and Mrs Kimball Chyuoweth returned yesterday to their home in Utica after visiting friends and relatives in this village and in Web-sterville for two weeks With them went Mrs Margaret Suitor for a visit with friends and relatives in Utica Clyde BelangCr of the Rock of Ages corjioration is enjoying a vacation from his duties with that company and with Nick Sanguinetti of Barre has gone to the Averill lakes for a week's camping and fishing trip Mr and Mrs William Patno and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sequin returned last evening to their local homes after spending the week end at their summer home in Swauton Mr and Mrs Rupert MacAulay and Miss Lois Hamilton of Gould were week end visitors at the local home of Mr and Mrs Donald Morrison Mr and Mrs Albert Aldrich and family and Mrs Edwards motored yesterday up through the islands to North Hero and vicinity Leonard Reilly of Websterville who is now employed at Redstone visited over Sunday with friends and relatives in this village Death and Dynamite Answered Dollfuss Four Deaths Widespread Bomb Dam- I age and Wave of Terror Throughout Austria By Wade Werner (Associated Press Foreign Staff) Vienna July 16 Death and dynamite wrote a grim answer today to Chancellor rigid campaign to suppress nazis Political violence brought four deaths widespread bomb dumage and a wave of terror over the end of the week Cities were thrown into darkness its defiant opponents of the Dollfuss regime renewed their activity Trans-'portation cervices were crippled dynamite wrecked telephone booths mail boxes and public places Socialists under rover since the bloody civil war of February apparently have started another offensive against the government Republican guardists attempted to hold meeting in the Vienna woods I near Kgltenleutgeben yesterday with nearly 1000 socialists on hand Two fascist tipped off gendarmes and their appearance on the scene brought on fighting Three socialists were killed A nazi was killed Saturday in Vienna A government communique charged socialists itt several provinces through the Republican guard caused the disorders in commemoration of the anniversary of the burning of the Vienna palace seven years ago yesterday Scores ere arrested in various provinces and fear was expressed the death toll was larger Newest and Fastest Destroyer Is Christened By Daughter DOWN eye on the When this admonition to yourself brings the reward of a zinging drive up the fairway a beautiful mashie shot to the green or a twenty-foot putt right into the cup then that the real thrill of the game begins to seep into your veins the worries of state give way to pleasant concern of lowering your score while the fresh air and the exercise pay dividends in health and mental fitness for the battles of life down eye on the ball" But keep you eye also on that other phase so productive of added pleasure the possession of up-to-date equipment August is mid-season Sales of requisites aye on or imminent That set of matched irons that swankey new fangled hag those comfortable spiked moccasin-tops or those look-the-part-of-a-golfer togs all are beckoning to you from the stores in this city Keep your down" and keep the cost of your golf down too Keep your on the ball" and on the golfing-supplies advertised in this newspaper Shrewd buying the business phase of your golf is at hand Cash in There are good bargains too in equipment for tennis swimming camping fishing touring NO MEDICAL COLLEGE Maine without a medical college finds itself in just the position which Vermont would be in if the latter state were to be deprived of its medical college Maine's only medical college that one which was connected ith Bowdoin college went out of existence in 1920 because of lack of funds to carry on the work of the institution As a result of the loss of that medical college the smaller communities find themselves deprived of medical practitioners because Maine students who go away to other medical colleges generally locate in some state other than Maine The doctors in the smaller communities have migrated to the larger centers of population thus adding to the shortage of medical men in the smaller and more remote communities The situation has become so acute that a report to the state planning board by the commission named to investigate Maine's medical situation indicates there is great need of instituting a medical college It will of course ftike a great deal of motley to start and to continue a good medical college but Maine would undoubtedly find it to its advantage to undertake the thing Although having a fine medical college Vermont finds it difficult to keep the rural communities sufficiently served by medical men That situation in Vermont would be immeasurably worse if the state were to he deprived of the Medical college connected with' the University of Vermont tm South Fayston Misses Annna Bartlett Winifred Riddell and Marjory Worcester spent the week-end at their respective homes and returned to summer school at the Universitv of Vermont With one swift blow of a bottle of champagne Elizabeth Farley 11 daughter of Postmaster General and Mrs James A Farley christened the newest and fastest of the destroyers at Philadelphia She It shown above ae she broke the bottle over the bow of the ship and below the destroyer Is pictured sliding Into the Delsware river (Associated Press Photo! 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