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The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 4

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BTSfo BtJi'toa yUyCaiH -S- THURSDAY MARCH 17 1938 THE CINCINNATI POST Page 4 HELPERS HELP SELVES TO DRIVER'S PURSE purse which contained 3 ahe told pcUce Tb purse had been lying on the auto seat The theft occurred Wednesday night Reds9 Wives Enjoy a Florida Vacation While Train i GERMAN GAINS MAY BE OFFSET In Memoriam to Hound PITTSBURGH March IT The following tribute appeared In a Pittsburgh newspaper's "in memoriam' column: "In loving memory I of one of my very devoted and faithful bloodhounds Cleopatricus- Sophicus-Brutus mate of Theodore Adolph ic us Brutus who passed away WISE ANNIVERSARY GIFT FRIDAY SATURDAY A BEAUTIFUL $100 VANITY COMPACT with every purchase of 39S shoes I A horn on the auto of Mrs Jessie Talbert 2604 Observatory avenue stuck She stopped at Sixth street and Central avenue and several Negroes offered to help correct the trouble After she had driven away she discovered that one of the had helped himself to her 40 BY POOR TRADE Reich Adds 32377 Square Miles of Land and Nearly 7 Million Citizens By the Called Press BERLIN March Germany's absorption of Austria brought to the Reich new land new eltuens new sources of raw materials and a new problem In trade balances which may offset much of the material gain On the credit side of the ledger may be listed: Thirty-two thousand three hun dred and seventy-seven miles of additional territory three new frontiers and 6760000 new citizens new duty-free sources of timber iron ore magnesia graphite and other minerals plus a potentially large source of hydraulic energy a gold reserve of 46000000 (U 8 Federal Reserve figure as of Jan 31 193) Debits Are Cited On the debit side must be Included: An unfavorable Austrian trade balance which reached approximate ly $56240000 In 1934 rose to $59- 090000 In 1935 and dropped to $55' 670000 In 1936 and The fact that most of Austria's surplus raw materials must still be exported to other nations If Germany la to obtain foreign exchange which the Reich needs more urgently than ever before Balance Unfavorable trade balance haa been unfavorable since 1929 It must Import much of of its food and raw material supplies In 1935 and 1936 food Imports totaled approximately $38000000 raw materials nearly $95000000 The raw material category Included about $19000000 worth of coal a substantial part of which cams from Germany Most of the other raw materials Imported how ever came from other nations Timber la Austria'! most Important raw material far export Timber exports total nearly $17100000 a year Iron ore production also la in excess of domestic consumption and has grown In recent years Irish Couple Wed 53 Years Ago This Day CT PATRICK'S Day holds more than Its usual significance lor one doughty Cincinnati ion of Erin And for his wife too For 83 years ago March 17 1885 Mr and Mn Matthew Normlle were married The Normiles have lived for many years at 235 Pike street Despite their Mr Normlle la 76 and Mm Normlle la they remain fcctlve In civic and social affairs They have six children and 12 grandchildren One son Matthew Jr Uvea in Atlanta The others George and his four sisters Mrs DU1-hoff Mrs A Drlehaus Mrs A Mullaney and Mrs Schuermann all live In Cincinnati The marriage has been a very happy one according to one of the daughters Mm Dlllhoff The parents of both Mr and Mrs Normlle came to the United States from Ireland Wives of players and executives are enjoying themselves in Tampa Fla as the the season Post Cameraman Charles (Bud) Nerpel snapped Mrs Joe Cascarelli (right) talked with Mrs Jack Corbett wife of a ball club director a year ago today We miss her more than words can say and more and more each all and every day Henry Srhoolberg" 1 I tiienm Sidy ftfl at JbM PA 1426 DOCTOR OSTROM Dentlnt per can less Full Program for Dog Show a 4 i Here Is the complete program of Judging for the Cincinnati Kennel Club ahow at Music Hall Saturday and Sunday: ATtRUAY MOBNINti new z- i )' 'I 4b tV wftdiav West 5th Street Harkett Judge! Bulldogs French Bull- 10:30 a Ring No 3 Hep-liman judas: Beagles 10:30 a Ring No 3 Mrs John Ntvla Judes: Arienplnschsrs Kngllsh TBy Brussels) ps an Halrleu Psplllons Pekingese Pin- srhera (Mlnlslursi Pomeranians rugs Pood lei Toy Manchailer Tsrriert Toy Yorkshire Terrlsrs 10:30 a Ring No 4 Car-ruths rs 111 judge: gcottlsh Tsrrltrs BVNDAT AFTERNOON 9 Ring No 1 Gland A Plaines Judas: Dahsrmaa Pinschers 3 Ring No 3 Mrs Car-rulhsra HI judge: Fog Terriers 3 King No 3 Knns Meyer judge: Raehshundr Foxhounds (Amsn- eenl Foxhounds (Knsllsh) Boxers Gar-bub Bfiephcrd Hugs Ural Dense 3 Hlng No 4 Kdward Dana Xalaht judge Orlffona Wire haired Pdnl-Ixgi Rslnsrsra (Chesapeake Bay) Kt-Irltvsrt I Curly Cox lad I Ret rl avert (Flat Coated) Relrlevera (Ooldsn) Ketrlsvera lluibrariori BpanleM (Brittany) Mpanlela I Clumber I Hpenlele (Corker) Bpanltla (English Mprlngrr) Bpnnleia iFI(Id) Mpanlela (Irish Water Rpnnlcls (Buassg) panic la (Welsh Bpringeri 4 bl Exhibition of Trained Stunt Dogs SUNDAY EVENING a Variety group Nil 1 (Sporting Dogs) Glebs judge Variety Group No 3 (Hounds) Edward Dana Knight judge 1 Variety Group No 3 (Working Doga) John Hackatt judge Variety Group No 4 (Tamara) Carrulhara ill judge Variety Group No 5 (Toy Dogs) Mrs John Navis Judgt Variety Group No (NiB-Bportlng Dogs 1 Mrs Barmy Houston judge apodal lor Best in Show Enrfo Mayor Judge step aside as counsel for Jaster and Join with the plaintiff in the defense of the public Interest" said Duffy The suit filed last week la directed against the Hot Mixed Bituminous Industry of Ohio Inc 24 contractor members of this organization aa Individuals Jaster and State Auditor Ferguson As a taxpayer Mrs Dickinson seek an Injunction to prevent further payments on "hot mix" contracts an accounting of funds paid for this type of paving and the recovery of between 3 million and 6 million dollars she charged was obtained Illegally Item the state "by fraud and collusion" plus an equal amount aa penalty for violation of the Valentine Anti-Trust Act WISE WOMEN i I t- Cincinnati team trains for wife of the pitcher as she WHITNEY FACES PUBLIC INQUIRY Broker To Be Asked for Per sonal Account of Thefts of Securities Bp the United Press HEW YORK March 17 8tate authorities are preparing to obtain from Richard Whitney former president of the New York Stock Exchange a account of the securities thefts for which he faced a 20-year prison term Ambrose McCall assistant state attorney general announced today that Whitney would be questioned tomorrow at public hearings on the failure of his brokerage firm Richard Whitney ft Co The broker will be questioned privately next week by District Attorney Thomas Dewey of Manhattan Whitney has pleaded guilty to two Indictments one obtained by Dewey the other by McCall charging larceny of $214384 In securities Judge Owen Bohan Joined the indictments and fixed March 28 as the date for sentence Whitney could get 10 yean In Sing Sing on each charge As Whitney pleaded guilty to the second Indictment yesterday the president' vice president and secretary of Campagnoli ft Co dealers In over-the-counter unlisted securities pleaded not guilty to an Indictment charging them with having stolen $165000 In stocks The defendants were Hugo Campagnoli president and treasurer of the firm William Ferris vice president and Joseph Schubert secretary They were released In $5000 ball each No date for trial was set McCall said the principal victim was William Maguire president of the Mlssouri-Kansas Pipe Lbj8 Co who complained that he 32500 shares of stock In his own company valued at $146250 this Milder Methodl Opposite Netherland Plan USE more surface cleaned JEW IMPROVED NON-CRUMBLING MOO SPENT ON DOGS EACH DAY 'Houston Figures Canines Get 2 226 Gallons of Cod Liver Oil Per Diem at Cost of $565 Food snd ctm of the 29000 dogs Sn Hamilton county coats nearly $4000 a day according to Fire Chief Barney Houston president of the Cincinnati Kennel Club which wlU hold its 19th annual bench ahow March 19 and 20 '-The butcher the baker the dog-tonic maker and other source furnish services coating nearly $1500-000 annually the chief estimates With a little pencil gymnastics he baa figured that 228 gallons of cod liver (Ml go down canine gullets in the county every day ij "That's about $565 a day for oil" -said Chief Houston "Then the av-'rage dog eata about a pound of beef and a half pound of kibble every day at a total coat of about $3000" Kibbles it may be explained to the owner who haa a mere mutt and feeds him table scraps are dog biscuits A lot of money la spent in transporting dogs to shows handling them and providing them with leashes the chief said More than 100000 hides were tanned for dog 'leashes last year he said And the tin can business "Think of all the tin cans it takes to hold the tinned salmon we feed our dogs" he said LOCAL CIO URGES JAPANESE BOYCOTT Council Also Will Seek Larger Relief Appropriations Support of a boycott of Japanese goods and Indorsement of the Peace B1U to shun ag-gressor nations has been voted by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial tlblon Council of the Committee for Industrial Organization The Council also moved Wednes-jfiay night for Increased relief ap- proprlstlons authorizing a com-rmlttee of three Kentucky residents I to go to Frankfort Thursday to appeal to legislators for support of more liberal allotments t' The Council's resolution urged: "That the foreign policy of the United States shall not be formu- la ted or made dependent upon the (protection of the vested or prop-lerty Interests in foreign countries of the large corporations in this country but rather this policy "should express the wholehearted desire of the American people for the greatest assurance of lntema-tlonal i Dr Germann to Speak j- 'Dr Henry Germann 33d de-fgree Mason will speak on "Masonry of Today" at the 21st annual re-'linian and banquet of the Golden jjubdee class of 1917 Scottish Rite at Ip Friday in Masonic Temple Clifford 8 franklin la presl--dent Apply This Once ami Kil the Itch (Scabies) Tr get relief from the Itch (cables) apply Slticide a liquid preparation which penetrates be- Death the outer skin where parasites breed and kills in 30 minutes every Itch mite with which it comes in contact At your druggist's or sent direct far 60c Suicide Co Commerce Ga (Adv) 10:30 a Ring No 1 Mrs Banur Houston jurist: Greyhounds 111:30 a Rina No 3 Charlta Krebs Juris': Potnlrrs PoMtsra (Garaian Bliort-fcaired) Sailers (Kngllah) Bells rs Our-don) Sstisra Uriah i 111:30 a Ring No 3 Car-nithera Judas: Alrrdsls Trrtlart Bsrilina-tou Terrlera Border Tamers Calm Terriers Da Brils IMnmnnt Timers Irish Tsr-rtera Ktrry Blus Tsrrtsrs Lakeland Tar-rlsrs Uiasa Tsrrtsrs a a RIbs No 4 Znna Meyer jurist: Schnauaera i atsndsrri achaaussra (Miniature) Iislnutians Pnodlss BATI'RIIAV AUKKSOOX 1 Rlns No 1 Kdward Bern-hard judas: Bos Lon Terriers Rina No 3 Mrs Barnty Houston judas? Chow Chows 3 Riaa No 3 O- CllsM judas: Alaakaa Mahunutsa Be lx las MBsep- Bti tfoaa Berness Mountain Doat Bouvisra do i land res Rrtirda Bull Mastiff tea-klmoa Ureal Pyrenees Kuvaaa Maadfia Newfoundland Old Kngllah antspdagt Pulls Rottweilers Bsmnjtdes Behnauicra lUiantj Htbtrlan Huakln at Bernards Welsh Oorais (Cardigan) Wtlth Curiis I Pembroke 3 Rlns No 4 Mrs John Nevis judse: Chihuahuas 3:30 Kaklbitloa of trained stunt SATl'BDAV KVEKINQ I Ring Mo 1 Buady Jlldgt: Collies I Ring No 3 Jaassa ben-r judg Bullltrrlers i Bl Ring No 3 Car-rulhtis III judas: Manchester Terriers Norwich Terriers Btalylum Terriers akya Terriers Stafford thlra Terriers Walsh 'It r-rters West Hlshland Whlls Terrlsrs a King No 4 Glebe judge: Shetland Mhtepdnga Alghsa Hounds Basest Hounds Bloodhounds Bonds Deerhounds (Hcnttlah) Harriers Norwegian Klkhnunde Otterhounds Salukis Whippets Wolfhounds llrlshj Kteshondsn aeMp-perkes HCNIIAT MORNING 10:30 a Ring No 1 John DUFFY TO REPLY IN HOT MIX SUIT Attorney General Required by Law to Act as Counsel for Highway Head Post Columbus Bureau COLUMBUS March Acting as counsel for Highway Director Jaster Attorney General Duffy pared today to file a general denial to the allegations In Mrs Agnes Dickinson's suit to recover funds lost to the state as a result of excessive prices paid on "hot mix" highway projects by the Davey administration Purpose of the general denial Duffy said la to bring an Immediate trial of the case without any delays that might result from technical legal maneuvers Explaining his position In the case Duffy pointed out that his department la required by law to act as legal representative of Jaster named as one of the defendants In the suit "If we find however when the case comes to trial that there was collusion Involved in these contracts or anything of that kind against the public interest we will Most Women Need Beauty Parlors This gentle bile-producer might help' Sallow complexions and pimply skint are often not a matter tar cosmetics For moat akin blemishes are aggravated by constipation Constipation can be a serious handicap Mental dullnem early fatigue headaches sleeplessness mental depression lorn of appetite hyper-acidity can all be caused by it 1 regular If mo Keep regular If more than a day goes bv um Dr Olive Tablets Tins famous laxative is the choice of million It does not shock the intestinal system And in addition it stimulates the secretion of bile without the discomfort of drastic or irritatingdrugs Get Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets at WALLPAPER CLEANER scientifically improved and steps away cleaners It absorbs more dirt BEWARE more effective cleaning KUTOL Is now ahead of other Result: Faster muss to remove from the floor afterwards time labor and money saved USEFUL ALL YEAR Cleans regular wallpaper tapestry finishes washable papers window shades parchment lamp shades and a lot of other household articles You don't have to wait for Spring housedeanlng to enjoy the advantages of KUTOL Keep a supply constantly on hand First Try First thing a way of harsh laxatives -Q thousands have found to avoid the use Try it yourself Insist on KUTOL from your Dealer Costs no more than ordinary cleaners uabo va aa lemon Into a tall glass of cold or wirm water Into another glass put half a tvaipoonful of ordinary baking soda (bicarbonate) Pour back and forth and drink when foaming subsides Make this a daily health habit See how you benefit fight from the start imi California unicist Lemons every morning squeeze the juice of a KUTOL is made In the most modem wallpaper cleaner plant in America your druggists 151 S0f! 601 Your liver aecretea from SO to 3(1 auanw bile ewf Sap to aid in the divot ton of fata and atiRiulate ocular action of the intestinal lyatrm Dr Edwarda Olive Tabieta bmniee helping keep you regular contain an ingredient which cantata in the aecretion of bile That if no- of the reaanaa why Otira Tablets hart uaaurpuMd aSectivama i agpiiisiitii uui -J.

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