Bradford Evening Star and The Bradford Daily Record from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 4

1 BliADFOItD EVENING STAR AND DAILY RECOJtD, WEDNESDAY EVENLVCJ, 8, 10:55. ta." i VX1 III IIPIIIA ubm m- I AST TIMES TODAY Shows Tomorrow Friday and Saturday Miitini'p 2 renins fi P. M. HELEN HRVESI I NEWS for BIG VII. Iil II Ji INTEREST HERE STARTS STARTS oys and Girls Roller Skates JVVyV 2MHl tomorrow R0BT.M0NTG0NERV The New BLUE Wfi Comedy and Action Filled Double Features! "Thev're keen!" And HE TOOK THE BULL BY THE HORNS AND A thrill packed story of a hard rid two fisled Yankee cowboy! I'in-maring saga, of the wild west: 2 HI HIS BOSS BY SURPRISE record vote that can't be bought sweeps a new favorite into popularity.

He went in liko a lion to hit thoT' I Refined Products Higher I Tuesday's trading in the Pennsylvania refined market continued active and the trend for all by-products was higher. U. S. motor gasoline was up 'sC in the Bradford-Warren district 58-62 octane selling at B-r5'6c with 68-70, 350-360 end point being quoted at Cylinder stock, 600 steam refined was quoted at ii 81, and one or two refiners advanced bright stock a fraction but, mainly, the trading was at the price levels printed in the Star-Record Monday. Jobbing buying was reported on the increase.

The general tone of the market was stimulated by reports of a reduction of nearly two million barrels in the surplus gasoline stocks at the close of last week. ofUie pT boss for a raise DIRT and out like Won't Bother THIS Window Shade litfht! You'll howl 'til your sides it fit WHEN your du Pont TONTINE window shades eet soiled, iust You'll appre i a why these sensational roller skates are such a hit with boys and girls of every age. Blue Whiz skates are liand-fome. A modern sculptor designed the streamlined models deluxe. Master craftsmen fashioned them Hit wr 7 -I a rrsi lay them on a table and scrub them.

And out tlfey come, looking clean and bright, fresh as the day they were first hung. Time after time, for years and years, you can renew the beauty of your TONTINE shades in this simple way. TONTINE THE WASHABLE window hiali nit New York Steady New York news to Bradford jobbers Wednesday morning told of a steady flow of all oil commodities on contract but without features commanding special attention. Spot trading was only fairly active while (ho At I IX uy BIyrna Kennedy ETKA ADDED I'M-, nturrus Aerial Thrills option market on the Commodity Exchange came to a complete stop, there being no sales in either cline or crude oil. Wednesday mom- ing's opening showed gasoline for June at 5.855.93 and 5.93 bid for the all even the lowest priced models from cold rolled, battleship steel.

They are built to stand the gaff of everyday abuse and go easy on the purse. With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON liis LOVE WAS ECSTATIC PAY CHECK WAS STATIC This limit! romeo larked the rei ve tc ask fr.r a raise until rilit wi man ame Yes, sir and yes, ma'am! Good old LinX. Makes any surface bright and new Mother's linoleum the front door that worn spot on the wood floor even the top of the kitchen table. Why scrub and scrub to keep 'em clean? Hot water, dust and dirt, and even alcohol don't affect Lin-X. Saves you lots of work! Get a handy quart sired can today! TONTINE KAREN M9RLE AI 'Hf D1HSHABT IPISODI 10 "DEATH AT THE CONTROLS" July option.

The July bid on crude oil was $1.25. Sixty-64 gasoline was quoted at 6 cents flat in the New York harbor 57s bid for barges with a spread of in Philadelphia. These prices would mean about 5 for low grade gasoline, the which is not on the posted price list. i Window Shades n'NA MKli CO can now be bought at the THEATRE the ordinary 70 MECHANIC ST. Jur if: Stir ef: "CM DIVCUME" "ROBFRTH 'lit Ktrcrene Flurry in The West Comminiqucs via airmail from Tulsa to Bradford jobbers Wednesday morning made it known that scarcity of kerosene in the mid-continent carried the price of that by-product 'h higher on Tuesday.

Observers told that much of the activity of the past few clays in kerosene may be traced to large refiners whose production has been insufficient to supply then-contract commitments. It't noons 'JpWTJTis OTA BC Pair mnWmr ajtk i EAST MAIN MOTORS CO. OldsmoMIe Sale? Service 1(11 EAST MAIN ST. (all -1320 Bradford. I'rnns.

'Q SEE THEM i while wheeling in the fog above Kansas City airport, to proceed to the emergency landing field at Kirksvillc, Mo. The plane crashed fifteen miles from Kirksville. its gasoline supply nearly exhausted. Two of the eight persons suffering from injuries remained in a critical condition today, but doctors at Samaritan hospital said all "have a chance" to recover. Capt.

Paul Wing, film executive and father of Toby Wing, was fighting for his life in an oxygen tent while C. B. Drew, film electrician, was reported resting easily after receiving a blood transfusion. His chest crushed, Capt. Wing, was given two blood transfusions.

I Before Pilot Bolton died, witnesses told the corner's jury, he instruct cl rescuers to tear doors from a farmhouse and use them for stretchers to get the injured to a hospital. Bland Gentner, a farmer, said Bolton gasped cut the explanation he had run out cf fuel and that a wing of the plane "caught on something in landing and turned over." Drop in "Gas" Supply Another sharp drop in bulk motor i fuel stocks is shown in the summary II lit t.lilNjcil iinne Ur; A JC4 r. ret-; a 83-85 Main St. I KM f. Sherwin Williams Paints by the American Petroleum Institute of refinery retorts, issued Wednesday.

Total stocks at the end of last week were estimated at 03.809,000 barrels compared with 63.C90.O0O barrels for the previous week, a decline of 1,791.000 barrels. Finished stocks were reported at 34.792.000 barrels as compared whh 30.792,000 for the week ending April 27. Crude runs to stills were cut 1G2.000 barrels on a daily average. I CARTS I 1 I'Kin the Late Arthur Sniners Ruche's Final Story Bradford Evening Star and the ncw eifts- and arranging the at- tractive window display. Bradford Daily Record The members of the Traffic committee include Walter Abrams, chairman: J.

K. Bovaird, Louis Nichols, Gerald Slone. Charles Bowen, and Nate Orange. The consulting associate of the committee is Chief of Police Reynold Florentine. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1935.

'PARKING PLAN CONTINUATION OF PLANE CRASH EVERYTHING IN LUAIBCB A. MILLER SON LUMBER CO. City and Vicinity I REJECTED Continued from page 1 MEETS EX-rOUCEMAX SUICIDES Pittsburgh, May 8. Believed to have been worried over the impending loss of his property. Peter Telep.

53, for- i mer Carnegie policeman, killed himself today by firing a bullet into his brain. Telep. who operated a dictated a note before ending his life, disposing of his meager property and pleading flint his children be cared for. He was found in the cellar of his home by a daughter when she went in search of him after hearing a shot. Eugene Smith of Minard Run who has been ill of pneumonia at his i home, is convalescent, and able to be out again.

BIS. TRACK TEAM PRIZES DISPLAYED IN STORE WINDOW tm WITH ACCIDENT IN NEW AUTO SHOES FOR THE FAMILY NO FIT NO SALE HOPKINS CASH SHOE STORE 96-98 MAIN ST. A daughter was born to Mr. and I Mrs. Paul Neely of 87 Amm street, at i the Bradford hospital today.

The Xraffic committee of the Brad- Frank Grassi, of 52 Davis street; fcrd Board of Commerce announced Darrell Bailey, 105 Pleasant street this morning that business men on and Mrs. Myrtle Turner of Harris- Mechanic street and South avenue burg Run, were admitted to the Brad- voted "No" on the question "Shall no A preliminary report was expected today from the five aeronautics inspectors of the Department of Commerce who have examined witnesses and studied the wreckage of the luxury liner which crashed in a farm pasture early Monday. The government investigation was to take on broader scope with the arrival on the scene of Denis Mulligan, chief of the enforcement division of the Bureau of Air Commerce, and Maj. R. W.

Schroeder, chief of air line inspection. F. M. Double of Pleasant street, who has a new Dodge, which has gone lord hospital today. parking be permitted on South ave- Aft.pr davs and rinvs nf rain thP nue and Mechanic street between HI, ,4 11 Mtially invited Trophies, loving cups and individual medals won by the track team of Bradford High school are on display in a show window of the Loveless Swartz clothing store today.

Included in the display are individual prizes given to Larry Peace, son of Traffic Officer and Mrs. How- sun is shining brightly today and it Corydcn and Washington, unless the momin to brp'ak it 'in and met with i COUPLE FREED BY JURY I Pittsburgh. May 8 M. F. Leslie, nephew of the late Senator Max G.

Leslie, and Mrs. Anna S. Haywood were free today after a jury had found them not guilty on morality charges. They had been accused of making illicit love in the county morgue where Leslie was a former deputy coroner, i Mrs. Haywood testified she had merely gone to the morgue to discuss "funerals, corpses and cards" with Leslie.

is p.Dnreciated all the more. TheLtU dumptuuu an accident at the VanScoy corner. 4. i -r i-j This mnrnintr hnsinps mpii nf Tnin juit-iii, aim me sun ui tuuny south avenue and Corydon street. From the plane's radio log intro- will do much for veeetation.

blreLl receuea a questionnaire cover- one of the favorite spots for acci- ard Peace. Larry, an outstanding foot- dueed at the inquest the corner's jury visit i.nr mKKNRKVfn lMHT CO. i ur mrr XOAH'S AUK AUTO ACCESSORIES ine uommunny arK is in nrst uwimw wu clents in the citv. ball, baseball and basketball player, is learned that the Sky Chief's transmit ter was "out" and the two wav re- class piaymg conaition despite the thrBmrd of Con Ml' Doilb'e- in order to avoid hit" also a member of the Red and Black heavy downpour of ram which has jonm tec of the Board of Con ting a turned his Cjr the championship track squad. fallen the past few days.

The sched- merce th heaJquaiters at room 313 direction of Mrs, vanSeov's nronertv. 1 rnmWiin nc AtfrH Inst Frldav uled game between the Odd Fellows Duucung immediately. me? between he una Fellows hee ts out that went tlVP.h her fence crossed her Peace took first place in the shot put and the All Pens will be played this The committee po. its out that npw lawn and against the th 220 low ceiver "very weak" on the Albuquerque to Kansas City flight that ended in disaster. Pilot Harvey Bolton, one of those killed, was unable to reply to the radio instructions ordering the plane, It his been foun-i that water made 136 MAIN ST.

OPP. HOTEL HOLLEY chemically pure bv distillation or boil- We sell for less. Everything for your and coding will freeze faster than car. Satisfaction guaranteed or vour afternoon as originally anticmated. quuonnm.

nvi reneci s(irs iraHinir rn th nffin fnrmrlv ot, (TQir.aiy water. money refunded. Donald Stevenson of Allegany re- he opinions of the traffic commit- urpd by Dl, Vangcoy. Th" He ndMduIl ceived painful injuries to the fingers tee or of the Board of Commerce, ftc wre knocked cown as wp1 as 'S TheRshot put. the of his right hand, when a 600 pound and are being ent out to gam public tnp 2o0 hl role and the di cusf throw weight fell on his right hand, crush- opinion, and suggestions and critic ALLEY OOP By Hamlin What Does Start a War.

Anyway? The car went through the exper- gave him a gold, silver and bronze ience however, with little damage, mPClal respectively. The individual just a punctured tire. It was fixed up scorer title gave him a beautiful at the Ideal garage close by. trophy. Mrs.

VanScoy has had to replentish Joi eph another grid and her yard and make repairs to her rourt star, also received medals for property many, many times, since hjS efforts at Alfred. He came in automobiles came into vogue, for that third in the 220 vard dash and the 77" (OH, ITS YOU, I WANT THAT CCOvVM SAY I izV EH? I MIGHTA AIM" I WANT IT NOW ARE WHAT'S ALL TH' KNOWN) IT YA GONNA GIVE IT TO ME COMMOTON Brtft! omV. NOW, WHAT PEACEFUL, OR. DO I HAFTA. OUT THERE? lD0 Y0U KNOCK YA OUT FROM ing the' fingers.

Mr. Stevenson is em- isu-s regarding our present traffic ployed on the oil lease of Michael and parking situation in Bradford. Ryan. He was removed to the Moun- The committee chairman, W. A.

tain Clinic, in Olean for X-ray ex- Abrams, advises citizens generally to amination. communicate with the committee re- You can ring 1935 in your diary garding any suggestions they may as a year of fad revivals. Roller have pertaining to traffic or parking skating, bicycling, crossword puzzles, conditions, or dangerous conditions chain letters and amateur hours are that may exist. Mr. Abrams stated a few of the crazes reintroduced.

Strict- that the committee preferred that ly speaking the 'cycling fad was reviv- these communications be signed, but ed last year, but it is Major Bowes stated unsigned communications would on the radio who has really restored be given consideration on the merit amateur night to its once-a-week of their suggestions, glory. And he has more than a few The Board of Commerce manager auditors here. stated this morning th'it a crew of corner seems to rate No. 1. in popularity for crashes and collisions.

It is understood that Mr. Double will repair today's damage. Fortunately he was not hurt in the accident. 100 yard dash. Sammy Sylvester's medal for third in the shot put; Robert Wingert's medal for third in the broad jumn: and George Jackson's medal for third in the javelin throw, are also on disnlav.

BOND ISSUE PASSED Punxsutawney, May 8. Punxsu- Team championshin cups are also tawney today celebrated passage of on display. The Bradford High school Many new gifts have been received traffic checkers started work today the hotlv contested $95,000 bond" issue under the canable coach by the hospital Re-sale shop from to ascertain the number of cars that for for construction of a new high tJ? 0f Fred Pal have an-some of the nicest homes in Brad- park in various districts and other SChool building under the Federal frtiwi tn th nexed the following cups in the last ford. Included among the latest dona- statistical information that is to be works program. four years Team Championship, District 9, 1931, tions are children clothes and a fine compiled ana included in the report Despite vigorous opposition, the lot of shirts for young boys.

The that the committee has been instruct- measure nassed bv 14G8 votes the loving cup; Relav championshin, Al- lTUtleJ? hiT. CJ iVVll0' DireCt0rS C0Unt bf ing better than tvro t0 one for fred InierscholasUc meet 1932. loving month sorting of the Board cf Commerce. spent a busy morning approval. cup; Team championshin.

District 9, 1932. loving cup; Team championship, 1932. Alfred Interscholastic meet, loving- cup. and team championship, Alfred Interscholastic meet, 1935, lov-ine cup. The cups, trophies and medals copped by the Paigemen in the last four years, ranks the red and black charges as the greatest track combination in the United States.

WIIW? WHY. UH I AT -r SAY WHAT'S THIS HMMM-THAS FUNMY' FOR TH' LAST TIME -) HAVE TARE YOU GONNA GIVE YOU GONE ME THAT CROWN, 0AMGED IF I KNOW, WHATCHA MAD MYSELF AT ME FOR IVda-tv no 1 OR DO I HAFTA ft 1 EARLY AD COPY MEANS GOOD COMPOSITION AND A CHANCE FOR BEST POSITION FIKE CHIEF OUSTED Ambridge, May 8. A. G. FisTier, fire chief had been ousted by the bor-oueh here today on charges of using gasoline purchased bv the borough in his private automobile.

William H. Rittloman, police sergeant, had been named to replace him. Fisher has been the storm center of political distention here for some time. The majority of the investigating committee had agreed to overlook the complaint but the minority pointed out, they said, that Fisher had been warned repeatedly and had paid no attention. 1 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.

T. M. REG. U. S.

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