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14 THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1935. and uee measuring sticks, how to tuition of the United Artist, cor return to the United States in prefer CHICAGOANS ON VISIT grade, stack, and protect the pre ence to accepting French citizenship. poration following; withdrawal of THERE'S GOLD IN Twentieth Century Pictures from an "The French do not realize," Dr. Gros said, "the effect this will have In pared timber, and how to reach the best markets. Besides other helpful agreement.

TO DULSBURG HOME Dlllsburg, June 27. air. and Mrs. M. J.

Wltoy and daughter, Elolse, Chicago, are visiting th former's suggestions on selection and volume America. It Is a question of prlnci measurement, it aleo contains copies Mr. and Mrs. C. K.

Burk, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stahle.

Miss Sarah Stahle, Misa Elizabeth Stahle, Rene Stahle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Koch, Mrs. Lester W.

Bents, Miss Ethel Mae Bents, Lester (Bents, Mrs. John Yeagcr, Mrs. R. C. Keller, Junior Kel.

ler, Miss Mary Barth, Dr. Glen Cole, Mrs. Charles H. Spayd, Miss Martha Spayd, Mrs. A.

Tonnlng. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. H0THM.Tr TO pie. We have spent years working up a practise only to have the French government bar out Americans in the THEM 'THAR' TREES of standard specifications and con tracts. sum of money they said they were informed Dickinson carried. In a telegram sent to his wife at Tarrytown, N.

Tuesday, he had advised her he was carrying "a large amount of money." The body had been thrown from a moving car into soft earth along a deserted park road, the officers said. It bore two bullet wounds, one In the head and another through the chest Both had been fired at close range. There were powder marks on the slothing. Dickinson was fully clad execept for coat and hat. SERVE AS CONVOYS Soldiers of 110th Motor Transport way that Hitler kicked out the Jews, The booklet, Farmers' Bulletin No.

The million dollar American hospital "Measuring and Marketing company will serve as drivers of an iFhrm Trnber," recently reprinted other convoy over the week-end, re tinder test Is cry ol Its, which to used at the rate of three ounces In threa gallons of water or as a dust at the rate of sixty pounds with forty pounds of one of these; fine dusting: sulphur, wheat flour, talc and tobacco dust. Objection to cryolite is the same as to the arsanlcals. It should be omitted as soon as the beans start to pod. Some gardeners prefer to use a non-areenkal material Is not poisonous to humans. Denis dust having a rotenone content of one-half to three-fourts of ono per cent can be applied at the rate of 20 to 25 pounds to the acre.

Most of the bean beetle injury Is done by tho larvae which are yellow, spiny, slug-like creatures ulout one-fourth of an Inch long. The bean leaves are skeletonized fiom the under sides. Sections also may be eaten out of the pods, or pits may be eaten in their surfaces. doubtless will be abandoned. Anwrl cans who have given money to under write Its service to French and Aaner U.

S. Forest Service Advises was prepared by W. R. Mattoon and turning 104tli cavalry units from W. B.

Barrows of the Forest Service- G. Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bancroft.

leans alike certainly will not continue their summer encampment at Cole brook to their home stations at Uw Farmer To Acquaint Him self With Their Value It can be obtained from the superin with the American staff gone." tondent of documents, Washington, istown. Clearfield and Punxsutawney. The local men will take their D. at cents a copy. GROSS PARDONED trucks to Colehrook early Saturday and return Saturday night YORK AERIE, EAGLES BY GOVERNOR EARLE They will cover approximately 400 ORGANIZING CLASS FORMER INTERNES MEET AT HOSPITAL Ex-Internes day was held at the York hospital yesterday when a number of physicians and surgeons who served their interneship there attended.

The program began at 10 a. in. miles in their drive. Harrisburg, Juno 27, (AF). Earle today pardoned Howard Lt William Zech, commanding officer of the company, will direct the mother, Mrs.

Annie Wiley, and brother, Charles. iMrs. W. O. Krall, Malvern.

Is visiting G. E. Selbert and family. To Hold Festivals The Lower Iiermudlan Reformed Sunday school will hold a festival on the' lawn of the church Saturday evening. The York Springs band will furnish the music.

The Eureka Grange will hold a festival at their hall Saturday evening with the Lchr family orchoatra as entertainers. Tho Live Wire Sunday school class of Chestnut Grove United Brethren church will hold a chicken corn supper Saturday evening. The Dills-burg band will furnish the music. Miss iMarlon Spahr, Miss Adeline Irrgang and Mrs. Julia Cadwallader nttended the funeral of their cousin, Elmer Hatten, Baltimore, Wednca-day.

Mr. and Mrs. Israel King and children, Mrs. Margaret Bitner. Harrisburg; Mr.

and Mrsi B. F. Hoffman, Camp Hill, were the guests of Mrs. Katharine and Mrs. Charles Burrell, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trostle and grandson. Bermudian, visited the latter's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. David Slothower. Sunday. Miss Evelyn Spangler. Rossville, Is visiting her aunt.

Mrs. Dorsev CHANGPAI INCIDENT SETTLED IN PETPING Pelplng, June 2T (AP). Settlement of the Changpcl incident in Chahar province resulting from the detention of a party of Japanese travelers by Chinese authorities was announced today by the Japanese military authorities. Although Chinese officials did not comment on the announcement, it was interpreted as meaning the Chi Gross, former Pittsburgh city em ploye convicted of attempting to in Plans for admitting another large class of candidates to membership in York Aerio No. '1S3.

Fraternal Order of Eagles, were discussed last ASSISTANCE IS OFFERED Lack of familiarity with the methods of estimating and' selling timber often puts the far.n woodland owner at a disadvantage, causing him to sell his forest product at considerably lose than Its real value, according to the Forest Service, S. department of Agriculture. Generally speaking, soys the Forest Service, it ie better for the farmer to do his own cuttin.7 and selection of trees for lots, polos, bolts, posts. fluence a Juror In a malfeasance case with the presentation of three Inter movement Others In the convoy will be Sgts. Francis A.

Hoofnagle, Stanley C. Eekman, William C. Lightner, Corp. Herbert E. Rawlinson, and Involving the late Mayor Charles K.

esting case studies given by the pres STRAWBERRY PLANTS NEED FERTILIZER Possible profitable yields of straw night. The class will be known as "The Michael J. Corcoran Class." in Kline, of Plttsbuigh. ent group of internes and discussed Privates Paul E. Miller, Atlee S.

honor of the new president of the from the floor. Murdock, Raymond S. Weaver, Lu aerie, who presided at last night's Gross was sentenced June iS, 1983. to one year-in the Butler county jail and fined $40. A pardon plea was refused bv former Governor Gifford This clinic was followed by lunch berries depends more upon the de ther L.

Deardorff, Joseph D. Grimm: eon in the York hospital dining room, velopment of a large number of nese had acceded to ine Japanese demands. Uoyd W. Hedrlck, Charles A. Kline, The afternoon was spent at the farm Pinchot in 1533.

Tliilip W. Landis. raul V. I.ucken (The Japanese terms were not dis of D.r. C.

L. Seitz, in the form of an Both Kline and his purchasing baug-h, John D. Mitzel, John E. Ruth plants during the first season than any other factor, except climatic'1 conditions In the spring of the fruit closed, but were believed to have in outing. The meeting was the first of and William Shay.

mine timbers, billets, pulpwocd. and even cordwood. because he can take care to avoid damage to thrifty young growing stock and leave his its kind and will be made an annual The weekly drill will be held next ing season. cluded evacuation of the province by the troops of General Sung-Cheh-Yuan, dismissed provincial governor, affair. In order to obtain the desired woodlands in better condition to Those present were: Dr.

C. Friday evening instead of Thursday, because of the Independence day holiday. large nuYnber of plants, proper nutri substitution of Chinese police for the Seitz, Dr. E. C.

Romesberg, Dr. R. soldiers patrolling Chahar and per meeting, with a memoersmp ai present of 1.S33. a goal for 2,000 members was fixed, the class to be admitted on July Already twenty-one applicatibns for membership in this class are on flls. Fast State President I Ellis Wagner reported on the recent state convention held at Wilkes-Barre last woek.

John W. Heller. of this city, state director of organization in Fennsylvania, also spoke and complimented the degree for again winning the first prize at the state convention for its ability in presenting the ritualistic work of the order. Mr. Heller told the members that he will present a silk banner to the Lauer.

Dr. J. P. Paul, Dr. P.

M. Re Lory. tion should be supplied, county agent George Weber points out. This mission for Japan to build an air Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gross, York. gart. Dr. Elie Eichelberger: Dr. Rol may be accomplished through heavy an1 Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Lawson. drome at Kalgan.) and Jessop, Dr. H. H.

Farkas and Dr, ager.t. Bertram I Succop, were convicted of malfeasance in connection with city buying methods. Kline never served his term, pleading illness. Succop was sentenced to jail. He got a earlier this year.

A pardon for Lloyd I.owman. Indiana High school boy, was entered formally on the Pardon board's books today. Lowman, convicted March 18 of larceny and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Pennsylvania Training school at Morganza, was freed May 16. He was accused of permitting friends to steal tires from applications of stable manure, com Harrisburg, we the guests of Mrs. The Changpel incident Is only one George Lentz, all of York: Dr.

Syl Ruth Bitner, Sunday. of several sources of Sino-Japanese vester Lentz, Lehighton: Dr. Spurg' grow another timber crop. In any he should make a careful estimate of the amount and quality of his standing timber. He should also where possible, sell by sizes and grades, and have them specified in the contract, to get the maxiroum cash returns.

If the farmer cannot himself estimate the amount and value of his tsr.ber he can usually find capable Mrs. W. H. Schriver was the guest controversy in North China. eon T.

Shue, Spring Grove; Dr. H. S. UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN SLAIN IN HOLLYWOOD Hollywood, June 27, (AP). The body of an attractive woman, about thirty years of age, was found shot to death In Griffith park tonight There were no marks of Identification upon the body.

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boiling Springs, Tuesday. Allen, Delta: Dr. Louis Schatanoff, Harold Konhaus, Cincinnati.

Ohio. FOREMEN'S CLUB PLANS Glenville; Dr. Sydney Levy, Wrights ville; Dr. George S. Wajkins, Me visited Mrs.

Ruth Bitner and mother, airs. Eberly, Tuesday. FOR COMING SEASON chanicsburg; Dr. C. W.

Frey, Dallas decree team, bearing an inscription air. and Mrs. Firman Blausser and town: Dr. William R. Morgan, house Plans for the season's program fo a gasoline filling station where he estimators to do the work before he I showing that the team carried on offers his timber for sale.

The Forest first prize for ritualistic work for physician, and the present internes, children, Isabel and John, Wellsvllle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Blausser, Saturday. the Foremen's club of York, were dis was employed part-time. Dr.

Albert E. Deutsch, Dr. William Fen-ice reminds the voodlot owner five consecutive years, l. Ja nam missed at a meeting of the new of York, also addressed me Kenworthy. Dr.

D. R. Hoyt, Dr. H. R.

that it is better to sell his best grades officers and members of the executiv Brooks, Dr. C. F. Posey and Dr. OWSLEY PRESENTS board, held last night In the Y.

M. One new member was elected at last night's meeting. DUST OR SPRAY BEANS mercial fertilizer, or a combination of the two materials. Where stable manure has been broadcast or commercial fertilizer ap. plied prior to setting the plants, sufficient material should be used to stimulate growth until three or four weeks after planting.

Then, when the normal growth has produced three or four new leaves it is essential to give the plants an additional stimulant to force out a large number of runners. The materials that will best accomplish this purpose are any of the high nitrogen-carrying fertilizers. Applications of 100 pounds an acre of these macrials as side-dressings will be found profitable, says Mr. Weber. The appllfation can be made by encircling the plant when the material is applied by hand with fertilizer attachments on the working cultivator which distribute fer James A.

Griffith. A. building. It is planned to put on VIGILANT FIRE CO. PUMPER TESTED The Ahrens-Kox pumper of the Vigilant Fire company was given a test last night at Hartley and Fark streets.

The test was reported as having been satisfactory. CREDENTIALS AT DUBLIN Dublin, Irish Free State, June 27. TO ELIMINATE BEETLES Mexican bean beetles already have a series of meetings during coming months which will possibly surpass BOYS BAND CONCERT (AP). The United States was rep any of the meetings held thus far by the club. The meeting was in charge resented by a full-pledged minister to of timber and use less valuable material for rough construction or repairs about the farm.

Co-Operative Advantage Sometimes when the farmer has only a few valuable lcs. he will do well to cobine with his neighbors and hip them cooperatively. Otherwise clear white oaJi or black cherry might have to be worked up and sold lo-callv and at less than full value appeared in gardens and now the fight is on to save the beans from the Iri6h Free State for the first AT FARQUHAR PARK Pesnite the humidity and "the of the new president, Addison Good CONGRESS APPROVES LABOR DISPUTES BILL Washington, June 27 (AF). Another of the administration "must" measures the controverted Wagner-Ponnerv labor disputes bill cleared their ravenous appetites. time in more than a year today as fellow.

Dusts recommended for use on the Alvin M. Owsley of Dallas. Texas, threat of rain several thousand per sons gathered at Farquhar park las presented his credentials to President YORKERS MAKE HAUL OF FIYi IN MARYLAND Chester Parks, Leslie Reescr, Rue- bean vines can be made with one pound of high-grade calcium arsenate and seven pounds of hydrated lime or one pound of magnesium night and enjoyed a fine concert pre Eamon De Valera. sented by the Y'ork Boys" band, Dal Irish communists seized upon the PAST PRESIDENTS' NIGHT CELEBRATED Congress today and was headed toward the White House for Tresident ben Huskey and J. T.

Robinson, all of this city, were recent visitors to arsenate and five pounds of hydrated lime. Roosevelt's signature. occasion to conduct a demonstration against the new American envoy. Hostile leaflets bearing the legend, BY KTWANIS CLUB las E. Minnieh, director.

The boys were at their best and their work was appreciated by the crowd on the park. Miss Olive Keefer. soprano Ocean City, where they went to "Prepare the materials in a dust Final action was completed on the Innir disputed measure when the Past presidents' night was observed mixer. County Agent George G. "issued by the Dublin District com fish.

They succeeded in landing about one hundred pounds of 6ea bas, por- Weber says. "The poison should be munist party of Ireland" were distri at the weekly dinner meeting of the York Kiwanis club, held last evening House and Senate in rapid succession adopted the conference report soloist, and Miss Ruth Yoder, placing marimba numbers, assisted. dusted on the undersides of the gies and weakfieh. buted while Owsley was being received in St, Patrick's hall. on the bill, virtually without debate, A feature of the evening's program tilizer along the rows.

Whether applied by hand or by machine, the fertilizer should not be placed nearer than elx inches from the plants. A side-dressing at this time will promote heavier fruiting plants and may be followed by a second application early in August. Mr. Weber reminds that profitable yields are correlated with early planting, heavy feeding, and thorough working. at the Hotel Yorktowne.

Charles Trumpfheller, president, was was the playing of "Y'ork Boys' Band leaves on a calm day. Four or five treatments ten days apart are considered sufficient. After picking, the beans should be thoroughly washed." casual manner in which Congress finished up its work on the charge. Three minute addresses wer March." a composition by Alfred HERBERT S. STARE b'll was in sharp contrast to the con TirKje RTTVTTTJIDV delivered by the following former here liquir sprays are used the -Gingerich, a former director of the City band, now director of the Pleas- fiict and discussion which has revolved about it since it was first ARMY LIEUTENANT Herbert S.

Stare, 1301 North CONDUCTS OUTING Bentzel. Harry' N. Forrey, Emory for tiee or posts. The small sawmill man, by good business management, and watching opportunity, may help both himself and the fanner. Unlike other crops, the timber crop keeps best in the tree.

If the market is not right, the cutting can wait, and the trnber stand may improve with age. Once cut. it may deteriorate, unless marketed promptly. It is better to find a market before cutting. By cutting his own timber crop, the fanr.er gainfully employs his labor and team or truck.

But he is a producer, not a manufacturer, and the Forest Service is not advising farmers to go into the sawmill business. An Ohio Valley farmer sold a 64-acre stand of timber for S-iO. A later appraisal showed that the stand was worth $1,436 at market prices. Another farmer, offered 51,300 for ureville and Victory bands, and of fI11 T' 1. IT XT the Y'orkco Foremen's Club orches proposed almost two years ago.

Friends of the measure have hailed George street, -North York, was ap Tvprs J. Tom Annprsnn. Gporee tra. The march is dedicated to Di pointed a lieutenant in the United following formula is efficient: Three-fourth ounce of calcium arsenate, one and one-half ounce of hydrated lime, three gallons of water. Magnesium arsenate, at the rate of two pounds' to 100 gallons of water, has been used successfully.

The treatment should be used as soon as eggs Lions' club held an outing Wednesday Ljcntenberser, Daniel E. Stetlcr, it as a new guarantee of industrial rector Mmnich and the York Boys' States army reserve corps yesterday. auernoon ana evening ai sianies Moore, and Stanley S. Hills. band.

Mr. Gingerich was on hand peace, but opponents have contended it would lead to more labor strife. It is good to have money, and the things that money can buy; but it's good, too, to check up once in a while, and make sure that you haven't lost the things that money bungalow, on the Lonewago creek. The announcement was made by the War department last night to direct the band in play near Dover. The day was spent in ing this number, and the veteran are found on the plants.

One of the newer materials band got real results from DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS still won't buy. Owen Wister. Japan's suicide wave is growing. the boys. NEW YORK ATTORNEY SLAIN IN DETROIT VISITS HONOLULU cards, bathing and boating.

Refreshments were serbey by a committee, of which. Mrs. R. W. Brougher was the chairman.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Koller, Miss Virginia Koller, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Geesey, Miss Doris Geesey, Miss Jeanette Honolulu, June 27 (AP). Affabl Detroit, June 17 (AF). Howard FRANCE MAY OUST chatting about everything from wild Dickinson, New lork attorney ana his timber, called ina state forester men to future motion pictures, but fnr an eotimatp Ha refused the first nephew of Chief Justice tHaries FOREIGN PHYSICIANS declining any mention of matrimony DON PUT Offer and finally sold the timber forf Evans Hughes, was found shot to Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Mary Paris, June Z' (AP). Almost all American physicians and dentists Geesey, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur F. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Gruver, more than Forest service men deatn r.ouge par ue.e ioua. Ashley arrived here today on the liner hundreds of ex- nee saia iue utuo Robert Gruver, Mr. and Mrs. Charles on a business trip, had been slain by Empress of Canada from the Orient.

They plan to continue to California were expected to leave France because of an anti-foreign medical bill which was adopted today by the Green, James Green. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. William Plitt, Mrs. Raymond Billet, Mr. and Mrs.

Friday on the President Coolidge, Senate. Fairbanks said. The actor has been called to Holly The Senate slightly amended the R. W. Brougher, Dr.

and Mrs. J. H. YESTERDAY' IE Beard, Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Feigley, wood in connection with the reorgan Chamber of version, and the bill is (xpected to become law before the Bir.ples of this kind. cases where the buyers would have done well to have called in experienced estimaters. To assist the farmer to get the best returns from his wooded acres, the Department of Agriculture offers the inquirer information without cost on measuring and preparing trnber products for market.

This information, in r. booklet prepared by the holdup men. After Police Inspector John I. Navarre had completed identification of the body through a telephone conver-vation with Charles E. Hughes, two Detroit attorneys, Archibald Broomfield and George Krapfel, viewed the body and verified the identification.

Detectives who searched Dickin adjournment of Parliament tomorrow. The American hospital, one of Eu rope medical lanamarKS. prooaoiy will be abandoned. Dr. Edmon Gros.

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