Kennebec Journal from Augusta, Maine • 11

IL vyXrw0zW- Vr- 7 -v jH iV 1 i'- "'J 1 I 1 1 mt owiwn £AHY KENNEBEC JOURNAL -AUGUSTA MAINE TUESDAY OCTOBER 31939 MERCHANDISE ROOMS AND BOARD REAL ESTATE FOR RENT CLASSIFll RATr mtim liiiM I'WW Wl ijTu Ktiiwbrc Jm (L HOHOflTK s' Mnii £1 elS te to if- iNaoln JMmMic 'I miki irfTtftUM Mar -aSrwrta ta4t rl AltJlwjPA Hi ta Si SWWrTJ ''lVJaiMi Wfcwer Swwl Tk ftmr Otaisi flKt aad -fc rljekin TWfTfT 4 a uras 'V si 11 5 i Vjr 'iV: f-V I oAMHNmil DM douara s' BALLOWnX riMi EMPLOYMENT Help Famala Housekeeper to take full gum for small boarding boiua Tel Richmond 1S4-2 CHRISTMAS CARD pealwtth leader Extra money sen-tog Mends finest SI assortment Mt folia parchments 68 perse Request samples Doehla Etch CHRISTMAS CARD Stag 81-card assortment pays 50c per bos Biggest from complete lma rtmaa cards with name 50 for Alto gUt wrappings everyday i box Free saaplq- offer BCJKWER Dept 7103 Or 8087-M HOUSEUEPER And care of cbll-greegu at onceia School St FACTORY OIRLS "ThrlUedet chance to make extra money Yankee trader ebowa you how Addreas Pred Scruton Lewiston Ms WOMAN For general housework 4 days per weak for man alone B-t Journal WOMAN To aaslst with general housework ip family with 8 children Wages 88 Olve age Experience and references- Box O-l Journal Help Male Central Matos counties luct 8eU Jour- Life Insurance manager tollcltor under fifty References sin Help-Male sad Female 84 MARRIED COUPliE Cook end general maid chauffeur and handy man Would Uke work together or aeparately to vicinity of Augusta ExoeUent referenoes Writ Bps B-8 Journal SttnaUeoa Female SI DAY OR Work enced caterer TeL 888 Also expert- MIDIHE Women wishes work companion housekeeper for elderly couple -or oars of children 610 -weekly D3 Kennebec-JoumaL Oar-dlner 1 Bttuatlone Male 8T iflDDLE Mail honest tTUSt- worthy teetotaler wants work on farm or private property Has beet references Box 91 Heeddeld Rooms Wltbeut Board HIOOXNS -STj Room Near (Augusta Rouse Handy Newly decorated With twin bedis 66 Oak StT Furnished rooms lights heat 88 Child St 7 PERHAM ST large warm roams opposite Rooms for Two Heusekeeptog 48 three rooni 14 West apartments reasonable Crescent 80 Orovo ste OAK ST ed Furnished rooms heat- SWAN STm Residential location near business large modem rent fireplace two plasxas Fine coaval ee-cent borne professional person office -at home or roomers i WILLOW STn Two rooms hosted Other rooms and garage 1 FLAOO Two-rooms furoiahed heated gaa stove REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apnrtmenle and Flats 14 ATTRACTIVE Modem apartments TSl 158 Sunny 4 rooms and bath unfurnished 8 Patterson St AFTER NOV Apartment floor comer South Chestnut and Court Ste Apply to- Swift COR And Oage 8ta 8 rooms and bath- Newly renovated Tel 877 CHAPEL ST Three-room heated apartment TeL 8111 CHAPEL BTw Rent Of 5 8490 week CaU between 84 Three age Adults 81 Sheldon St Manchester 6 bath garage TeL 631-18 and FURN18JHED And unfurnished apartments electric refrigeration and stoves Hueeey Hard wars -Co TeL 1787 8 rooms bath Tel 70S GREEN 8T- Five bath TeL 1381 OARDINER 8 rooms furnished heated bath Battler Store OARDINER 110 Downstairs sunt Highland- Avs OARDINER £-room rent Adults TSL 680 or 848 hath 8-room rent gas gar-age 64 Spring St Tel 883-M OAliDINER 4 moms bath garage 85 Freemont St TeL 398 Tenement newly vated kptXf Max Goldberg A Co 441 Water St Green of AFL Endorses Drive to Lift Embargo (Contlnoed from page One) declared the Federation was willing to accept arid support President policy for repeal of the embargo and substitution of "cash and carry" In the sale of arms His declaration greeted by ap-p'ause-brought forecasts that the delegates would support Ore president by endorsing the istration's neutrality progra Pointing to Mr Roosevelt's tration's neutrality program ng to Mr Roosevelt's sage to Oongreai asking for repeal of the arms embargo against belligerents as a step to strengthen this nation's neutrality Oreen said: "We are willing (o accept hie word end give him support ini nls legislate program with the understanding ae of keeping of the Euro- the United States peen war (jut that Green -demanded In dealing with- American neutrality and foreign policy make it Impassible "for America to be dragged into the American eonlllcL" Harking to this expert' ences tn the last war Oreen said ie United States entered ft "with fty hopes and high alms" "I ask you what great Congress LIVE STOOC Paga Cats Other rote 47 SPANIEL Registered FaU prlcea Mynook Kennels Cobbossse Avsr Oardlner Hersss CetUe Other Stock 48 50 Jerseys Ouernssys Hol-stetos Kenneoook Farm Readflald TsL 184 ECNAHC (Read backwards) Yea slr aa horses at my Ou Ilford etabls and I have given orders to ecu eVery horse regudleae of cost Clean-them out Prank was the word sent and I- mean It Your price will be our priee and yout terms will be ours Come on to and let's go Ttaf-tone Salsa Stables QuUford and Sanford Me OOOD MILCH Fred Melvin 54 Front St Richmond Ms RXXHNQ And ponies or wiu 1st out If given good care Also one matched 'heavy yearn and stogie heavy horse TeL Wtotbrop 140-1 TWO fresh due the gth Locke Farms 17 SADDLE HORSES- And ponies for -sale or to lot out for winter Carrall Header Wstervllle Me TeL 984-J Feultry and ggppUeo 48 1400 Edgsoombe Rad pul-leto special breeding back of them We ralM the beet you do the rest PbUS Fulalfen Mmertck Me Phone Uve Stock ALL Uve poultry -will buy pullets Russell Black Utehfleld TSL Monmouth 140-8 -v WANTED -Cow to keep for wtoterb use Oood home TeL 163-8 MERCHANDISE Articles far Sale 81 Linings and repair parts for makes of stoves and hasten Pony Furniture Exchange tl Cony St TeL 1535 LUMBER Shingles at low ass nrtoee slab wood Move lengths (490 oord delivered: MaschinoE SawmllL South Oardlner TeL 5554 MYERS ELECTRIC Water pump good os new A Cote South Belfast Ave TeL 1435-M SCHOOL Slxe 834 by 11 Is JoumaL Augusta pound -Kenneboa SMALL Printing press complete with several fonts of typo TeL Oardlner 890 or 653 8HOTGUN Double barrel rifle trained Beagle rabbit dog Ayata HallowelL t3 U47-J USED BHOTOUNS Rifles revolvers Largest stock lowest prices List free Howe Pur Co Coopsn Mills 3 1940 1944 1968 I860 1865 1955 1955 1560 1951 1845 1848 1848 1848 1953 1945 1918 1845 1543 1953 1158 1947 1845 1941 1841 1951 1911 1959 1845 I860 1851 1851 1961 1958 1955 1854 1944 1918 141 18SI IBM 1058 88- 185 81 103 81 4ieo 1 88 101 104 101 BM 40 88 78 180 86 100 48 108 108 108 84 108 108 108 'i CM-- NoV OcL -May Aug June April Dee- Jan May May 44 84 48 '88 a 103 8031 Dlv Sat is Jaq Esl 1st Is Jan- 4s July July Jaa Dec Dee Nov July July July July Jan 88 108 81 98 If 88 87 18 50 18 88 100 84 44 44 Bid 87 88 II 87 107 100 BM 101 108'- 101 101 90 80 IS 11 II 103M VS 48 -48 May July Jan ST UCw 188 18 8 40 1M 108 Finandal smd Markiet' News 'j (Quoted Main Securities Co' Portland) 7 BeptWlMI (Them are nominal quotations rlpnssntfng our opinion ef ths current pries -range of supply and demand) It would empower exclude thl cmnbet 8on(a He provision would Ing of arms- to Europe for) transshli warring powers I When Plttmw at one point to assert ty and peace of our first" the Ifiahoah "And laetj? -i-1 There' we laughter In the galleries "Yes" retorted! Plttm cannot have It last If you arolue' the people of the world Ing becoming -unneul any act we Shave" Borah said "wll clarity" after passagel fil trail ty lawTandilte an provision to l93t: IF relied- upon lntof itional law for the protection of ou rights but tharrellanc brought jjno benefit and no protection and 1 was Inter- national law that was 8s' having force ana the neu- embargo undoing observe tiy the Pittman interrupted Presldentfl tal "Mr Presldi fafelle Pity Bomb Andmeeoggln Kennabee By lit Mr ti Mar Bangor Hydro-Elaetne 1st July Ontrei Mains Fewer lat Gen 834s 1 Dee Central Maine Power 1st and Oca 4s OcL Omtnu Mains Power 1st Oen 834e Aug Cumbsrlano Ca Power light in I34l OcL Portland Gas Light 1st Ret 4s 'May AUTOMOTIVE ABtonidbOM far BUY A OU At ttad Cm Car lot 1 lMa tudw TsMmK dUHti: IMS lonx wbMlbM Two IMO CbSrriSirhw 1)30 CbCTTOtetr IK-ton whMXbHt: 1832 Cub trad or terms Xiowar State 8t near Hallowell iiw on truck Cheap for cash Tel 751-R IMS DeSOTO SEDAN 1B8B WUlys eedan 1887 Ford ooupe Two1834 coaches 1886 Plymouth eoaeh 1886 Plymouth coupe' 1884 mouth awdan- 1883 'Plymouth dsn 1830 Chevrolet L-Uai 1880 Chevrolet sedan- 1884 34-ton truck Rewett Motor OoL nttmoBjf Phono 136-R '-T 1888 LDICQm ZEPHYR 1838 Ppfd coach 1881 Ford panel truck 1887 Pud coupe two 1936 Ford do-luxe eedsns 1886 Ford coupe three 1838 Ford coaches 1985 Ford ocfach 1888 Ford coupe 1881 'Ford roads-ter 1980 Fora convertible ooupe 1980 Ford standard coupe ini Plymouth ooupe 1880 Plymouth ae-aan 1888 Inn sedan 1981 Nash ooupe 1884 Plymouth sedan 1981 Ford pickup 1881 Chevrolet eon--vertlble ooupe F- Coombs Land Son Coopers Mills Teh 88-8 i Oarages Antes far Hire 1 14 HOUSK TRAXLXR W1U rent for nmtda season now fuUy equipped electrlo lights water system etc Your owu price CaU 49 Middle St Tel 1758 Augusta tf'l BUSINESS SERVICE bervlccs Offered 15 Springs matl mattress ee eoado over like new Downyfelt Mattress Co 141 Bangor Bt Augusta Tel 99 IAXJKSM1TH Yale keys Klttredge Tel 1668 or 1661-M i RADIO SERVICE Tubes parte Radios rented John Duty Ill Sewell TU 955- Prcesmstliu and MllUnery tl On wear ia 'dies' cloth coats lined 8890 fur ooata 8390 17 years experience with Royal's Called for and delivered Mrs Arthur Oetchell TeL 1178-M Mevtog Trucking gterage 85 FURNITURE MOVING i at Vmateln Furniture Co ustaeasT" gertce TRUCKING Wanted 88 Hlghtond Avr OanUner Stocks in Spotlight i- XI New York OcL (J! 1 Lower profit taking depmeea leadeva BONDS Narrow '-tails fen bark CURB -Easy some specialties EX CH AN OBi- Steady sterling dlpv 1 COTTON quiet New' Orieaas aaUto trade baying Ixeds trade baying eommlMlon Iwim selling METAL8-J-5 toady scrap coef (g cent -s' Chicago: 1 AT- WHE Lower Weak te 18 lower 15 to 48 I sign that soma European chancellories held out Prices where changed were generally trifle lower to relation to the dollar Buyers aoeordtog to banking quarters seemed to be taking it easy until they bear mors conclusive news from abroad Closing rates follow: Orest rBritaln in dollars others la cents Orest Britain demand 490- Orest Britain cables 49141 80 day bills 89934 80 day bills 84834 Canada Montreal to New York 8945! Canada New York In Montreal 11075: Belgium 1695 Denmark 1045 Finland 90 France 885 Oenaany ti 1575 travel unq1 l8Vi g-qPF 6 HUWaeVHB Rates in spot- cables Unless otherwise Indicated Nominal 0 Boston Produce Market Boston OcL te) Wholesale prices -(with Jobbing prices to parentheses) todsy wsre: Extras 2934 (8334) Fresh twins 174 ff 18 EaS-iSSoarby speclal brown 84 a 36 (40 is 41) mediums as (88) puL lets 18 (88) Bpring patents 198 Iba la 88 lb sacks 540 790 All rail no 3 yellow 88 fi All rail fancy 40 lte 48 PW Green Mountain 100 lbl 170 190 8 Timothy 1080 es good to choiee 15 ie Oood to choice 1634 18 i Good to eholoe-18 It- 1 Choiee dressed fowls 30 81 fancy Uve fowls 14 p-16 Refined per 10 lbs 590 NiewYorkProduceMarket -I -1 Steady spring patents 645 i SO soft winter straights 6-70 ff 80 ird winter straights 695 a 85 RYE FLOUR Steady fancy pat- fine white granulated 845: yellow 895 Spot easy No 8 American fob' (to carlo ts) 73)4 No 8 western elf- 78 Barely stoadyNo 3 domestic elf I strong (new crop) liffOW Spot MeadyNO I dark spring northern spring elf fe 19634: No northern Manitoba fob Spot easy: Ne 8 yellow Y- 88 No 8 68- -Spot steady No 3 white olfTN 45 Bttady city bran (100 lb sacks) 2910 western bran 8810 Steady No 8890v No 8 8090 3190 Ho I 1990 HOPS -'Steady Peclfle ooast 1980a seedlcea) 85 -m 80 (choiee)-48 98 888s (choice) sal S3 1987s 18 8ft Weak (choiee) 16 80 Weak Easy speclal looss 6N extra loose 634 r-rj v-: Easy yellow and house marrow (old) 890 Eldney (new) 745 50 Nominal 10444 firm: Mixed oolors: Fancy to extra fancy 8434 (0 standards 84 firsts 9 1 onds 1734 18345 mediums 15 0 16 No 19834 9 18: 8r5S checks 14 14 Refrigerate fancy leavywelghta It aSHj standsrds 1834 flrsts eeonda i6 jB '1834 18 1534 15 1534 f-- Apartments and fTaUj OARDINER 4-room rent bath chance for car Adults preferred 177 Highland Ave 1 OARDINER 6 heated furnished rooms bath garage 36 Elm St TeL S91-R NOW 8 room rent In-quire 80 High St SWAN 8X Apartment 8 or 4 roams heated furnished private bath Mrs Bums SIX All modem unhsated downstairs rant near State House garage flrenlace electric range and refrigerator: thermostatic control oil burner Instantaneous hot water 845 -CaU 1695-W' UPSTAIRS RENT 5 Vi Brooks 8t al- 34 duplex house 5034 Patterson 8t- Hussey Hardware Co Tel 1787 WINTHROP! COURT 14 Heated apartment3 rooms bsth Tel 079 5 And bath Newly reno-vated Oarage TtL 1696-W 534 COLUMBZA-8167-1 Small bungalow TeL 31 -K CRESCENT Nice- rent for email family all modem eonvenlene-ee 5 minutes walk to Water St Ap-ply I Union Bt 87 BRIDGE 5 zooms and bath Inquire A Lanctot-108 Water St 51 Large furnished room and i Chapman S8A STATE -Two-room apartment furnished heated private bath private entrance Places for Bent Bangor St after Oct let Apply Hueeey Hardware Co TeL 1787: He for Bent Below Oates' Shore 4 roama bath garage running-water storage room Write or sea Arthur -Oates River Hoed Flttston COURT ST Six rooms and bath' Stogie house 157 Bridge BL HALLOWELL room MCDXRN-li-Seven room house garage Rlversldw poetoffioe 1650 Drive two Large garden from ploL Tel NOW Two 7-room modem rents 07 and 60 Willow St with eua parlors end garages Hot water 8 Hueeey TeL 1787 SOUTH OARDINER Downstairs rooms furnace heat modem oo) venlenee Tel Oardlner 691-MK 8XWALL ST Near State House Modem 6 room house finnlacee Hot water heat- TeL 876-J diplomacy Is using and the effect It isTlkely to have on the 'German people-French observers said they were convinced that Hitler knew hu peace teen was foredoomed to failure but that he-was earryln with It to bolster a thesis at that France and Britain were ag-gresson After the Berlin visit of Italy's PVwelgn Minister Count Oaleaxzo Clano some French observers considered It possible the Italian ambassadors- to Peris- and 'London eventually -would submit a peace plan Military authorities said that aside from broad- strategical reasons for thetolownese of the advance Into Germany there were equally good tactical ones resulting from the nature of- no land -In front of the Siegfried Uneand the extent of German fortifications For example the French more or leas "occupied Waradt forest sector opposite the Oennan city of Baarbruecken in cos of the fl operations of the war almost month ago i They have been rooted first positions In i the '60 yard forest while trained detachments cautiously -cleaned out mines planted there by Germans The French announced today that they already had found approximately Sfioo such mines the Wardnt Forest alone each iff which had to be sought Individually now Is explode a before the action numbers by snl a strir long Repeal One) Nations declared: from the In motion which carries these instrumentalities (arms and munitions) to the seat or war Referring to- the pro vision that belligerent purchasers of American goods must take title to them before they are shipped and transport them In non-American vessels the Idahoan said it had been argued that Americans would tovlte attack from the "It ipra not seem to me quite so tanple he continued "If a menu-turlng plant we will say at Wilmington Delaware engaged In shipping munitions to jreai Britain will the antagonists title belligerents wait passkl? "Wm not every munitions' manu-arsenal to the United States be spotted -for -destruction? WUl they welt until- the cargo la In course of shipment to our very mldstl" Borah said he could not see how this country once having changed its law to permit sales which he said would admittedly go to France md England could refuse ultimately to send Its armies to their aid also Pittman contended that the proposed neutrality law amendments would provide the best possible guaranty against this country's entrance Into the war because if would prevent the destruction of American -lives and shipping on- the high He 'painted out that the existing neutrality law contained' no prohibition against American ships carrying goods other than arms ammunition and implements of war to the combatants and expressed the opinion that' it was -the loss of American -lives In the destruction of shinning" that led this 'country into the World War "There would seem to be' the Nevadan declared "no sufficient grounds for fear of being drawn Into this war ss we were forced lnto the World War in kxqf as we conform to the admitted precepts of international law and nre-vent our citizens from subjecting themselves to destruction to the med war raging In Europe" He called attention to the fact that the proposed bill would prevent American ships from carrying American passeneers as weQ as goods to the belligerents and that Feel FcrtOlxcre AT HASKELL'S Fitted slabs (190 -load Hardwood $890 Birch edgings 5890 TeL 338-8K STOVE Tel 1066-R SECOND Furniture CaU 880 WARDROBE Two bureaus rugs china closet es gas stoTs and other articles 143 Brings StH Cardin tr Tsl 674-W -j 8 Dining room set and other furniture TeL Oardlner 4874 eve- Spools le at the Stores 54 ANY PART Any stove or furr naco Beals's 14 Bridge St HEATXNO SYSTEMS Steam hot watef' warm air boilers radlaton fumaoes Easy terms a yean to pay Free estimates Owl Supply Co Tu 8400 4 r- 3 CIDgR To close 610 and 515 Hussey Hardware Co TeL 1787 Wearing Apparel EVEHINa-tAnd-dtoiiar dresses vel- VStSL diner Te Bay CASH PAID For need -furniture Beales 14 Bridge WB BUY Old woolen tags such as sweaters 'socks bathing suits men's and woman's ooata suits woolen dreaeea etc Highest market prices paid Ship via express collect Your remittance will be sent you earn day Field Co Fairfield (ROOMS AND BOARD with Board 1 With board Tsl 1710 Without COMFORT And Western' Ave (hie 88 Modem roams running water 9190 per person weekly rates The Waysloe Inn state 8t Augusta' Tel Hi 0 Heated room bath: 8 Sheldon St-'- Sooms Ave 40 Washington OARDINER 1 or 8 heated and furnished rooms Reply Post OOee'Box 108 Oardlner HEATED ROOM Lad meals If desired TSL HEATED ROOMS-and 8490 i -CaU 1078-W 890 eaSoQ said wcmm of German weakness Vlrglnto Gayda authoritative Fascist- writer 'warned today tat 11 Giomale DTtalla that European powers -were at ve point" currents one constructive end the other destructive are apparent here and there among the Mllgeiente In the wesL" Gayda eonunued He declared Italy would prefer'to hope those "healthy forces responsible for the two national Interests and those for Europe itself may prevail over those which gravitate more er less consciously toward the irreparable" Diplomats agreed an attempt Italy for help now they would oe interpreted as a sign would be made to persuade of allies the acceptance of peace would countries inevitable (pare the while It would give Germany and Italy what they colonies for Hitler and certain advantages In Africa for ifuseollnL (A Berlin dispatch said the regaining of lost colonies wee not a war aun but would continue to be the objective of peaceful negotiations) New evidence appeared after talk iwlth Clano that the Italians remained an ally of Berlin Mention of the axle reappeared in Fascist editorials after disuse of the word for a month Oayda spoke of "friend Germany" -i Newspapers refrained from belli-cose utterances in noting the fourth analversaiv of the day Mussolini called the Italian people Into civilian mobilization to hear that a campaign in! Ethiopia had begun The possibility that Dues might again convoke nls followers to hear a new decision of the Italian position in the present war was indict ted by the newspaper XI Xatoto Fascists i "All awaif' with calm discipline to hear hlilvolet" the newspaper said -i Tribuna commented that Italians are "ready to respond up to the extreme) sacrifice to the signature and orders of Dues" Meanwhile Pope Plus -XXI gave attention to German moves by receiving In (private audience Mon-slgnor OlusOppe D1 Megllo eecre-ipal Nunciature In tary In the Benin -i Card ISpundelcm of Chicago Succumbs (Centlaued from Page One) More than libO bishops wo'- expected to participate in the services and to attend copimlttal rites at a'spec lal crypt behind the altar of the Chapel at Btr Maty of 'the Lake Seminary la! Mundelein' The RJ Rev Bernard Shell Senior Auxlllary Blshop of Chicago will rule thf Archdiocese until the Diocesan Consultors meet tomorrow to elect a teinporary Regent to take oyer the duties until the Pope names a successor The theme of comment portraying George William Mundelein as a "great servant of God and a greet American" formed an Impromptu epitaph as thousandi pondered the achievements of the man who wee honored with the first cardlnalate created west 0t the Alleghenies They knew i him as a quiet man of placid mien but one capable of strong speech He stirred two continents 1OTJ when he challenged Next versions of immorality in CathoUfil institutions condemned GermanyM "crooked minister of propaganda1 and characterized Hitler as "an Austrian paper and a poor one at that" -Reich officials called for a reprimand Pope Plux XX praised Mundelein as "courageous" defender of the faith 1- Again ln X9S8 the one-sentence statement' read over aA nationwide network maintained Father Charles Coughlin had The right to "express his personal views" but was foot authorized to speak for the Catholic Church" -Cardinal Mundelein was a close friend of President Roosevelt He entertained him at a luncheon here In 1937- He visited the Chief Executive at the White House os several occasions He journeyed to Rome frequently He we an end was men-tldned'ae possible in the balloting that resultedin ttve se-lectlon of Cardinal Paeellt as the new Pope eiriy this year position how" thank the Sena tor tl Borah ratting along Ir the Boroli'Mid thit thelc wayfor-' this country to (run thal affairs of Europe was by force an if he ake a hr game plied welL" packed galleries wanted to taka a hand Ijri Portland Oas light 1st HeL Is Portland Railroaa 1st S3ts Portland Railroad 1st ConsoL-ld Romford mils Power 1st 4s Rumfotd Fhlte Power Oen 4s ladnrtrial rgln Wster Pa 1st- 8s Advenes Bag 8 Paper Cn-lst 8s Brown Company 1st 534s -Eastern Oorp lst Cone Is' RID Manufacturing 1st 5s Penobscot Chsudeal fibre 1st (s Warren 1st 434 8l a Warren Deb 434s Aroostook Northern rr is Bangor Amstook 5s Bangor -Aroostook Ptoeataquls Bangor Aroostook Van Binen Bangor Aroostook Consol Ref Bangor Aroostook Cone 4a Maine Central Secured Ss Mams Central 1st end CL 4a 'Maine Central Oen 434e Portland Romford PaDg Ry Ill le Fortlead Tenmnal 1st 4a Portland Tummar lit 5s Bomsnet Railway 1st 4a Somerset Railway 1st end Ref 4a 'Washington County Railway 1st Itfg Congress Square Hotel 1st 534 Congress street Corn 1st 534s Dertmoutb Reel Estate lst 13(6 Frtbls com in 634S etf dep Raman CsuioUe Blsbep ef Portland Bisters of Charity 1st 4s 1st settled by that war? Did the war serve to end war? The- answer comes from Europe now" -Green said labor wee determined to maintain Its equilibrium and would refuse to be "moved by war He iwarned that If the United States becomes involved in war gains will be wiped out overnight labor win be regimented We will be reduced to a regimented force at home compelled to serve under a war emergency program' Touching briefly on domestic labor lUT UJM ty problems- Green asserted that the May JDIHlg WOT "voice of the American Federation 47 of Labor was stronger today In the councils of the nation than It em has been" Without naming dia Congress for Industrial Organization he referred a few to the sit-down strikes out and exploded In other sectors artillery being used in an effort to majority of the mines French start any new French observers noted were exploded in each section artillery shell which set off of mines almost 1000 yards Borah Warns (Centlaued from Page try Into the League' of be In the war Ume-the machinery Is set I L'-l 1 )- S-'i -a 'vwa- to- i A -S -J i Si i'J! tn of exports Vd burinees he would decla war" not talk about "Cash and carry" sys-m of exports 4) 1: Borah tirqd visibly asfhis address ngreas about 50 miMites From tiroe tp time hellegneq i his desk progressed about 51 leaned with' both hands H14 (folce jalso weakened occasional lyi the 6xte which senators expect to continue at least th drew trough a plfig to (Wait iH 80 great Ktaat three weeks or a throngs toJtheCspiu driving rataTthig mor in line for gallery sei wag public interest stood for nofirsl on side the Senttd chart their turn to ba admit! When Borah tonclufij a controversy developed ateto-oeedpre Senate ip-TSxL who was scheti the floor next asked th be permitted to I Senator Tobey the floor! wished to -discuss pi "I don't recognize from Hew Hampshire manager for those ov snapped waving the itepubUcsn chamber I Senator Cleric D-M Sn 1 kdmtolsi bill said ha was wll nelly's speech be defeiir niorrow but that "the) lese should! be extend senator asks It to VICe President Oarn Pitt Connelly's seat a few words to him senator then announ in" ito Ti norlty leader MeNary nounced that Tobey consented to do nothin with the program of TTie Senate noon tomorrow ALWA7T8 THINK bqf i think too longat Interesting classlfli 1 -scores ays ouu waiting )(- hls tatic bout Sen-- Connelly ed to take he might tomorrow tried saying he Senator the floor re" Con- hand to- of the -b-t-- bppon-neutrallty ii some ie strolled whispered Texas 'that he cloiulv i Markets at a XfW Yerk Oct 1 rlottnf price-'and net-chanH of the afteen most active to- ieww i 113i i i Ti 1 Gea Moti Aaaceada 15400 88 Mi Lsa CL 14408 ISA ti onv 15480 i' jnni t(J( iwn'V HL -4x -i4 1 BepabUe StceL 18 PaSifk Fee' 16406 1 Beth: SteeL 10460 we 'srt hf-Wright 1848ft' bash-Kriv 19808 t- LM It Canada Fee 8160 tore's 1708 83 up Hrysler 8780 8034 tsll Air- Lines 54 'vW 'V Pena 100 85 dp ne 'HEW YORK MA fr r-r 1 I Fee teres ef tbs Dth -la All Leading Sleeks I New narket York Oct prices drifted Wwor outer the pressure of nett Creators profit realization And enfwere fractions to prlnti 'H the finish lr Belling started ou brii kljri nming but dwindled they After Vfiertngs never were ties A ud the ufi volume of 81740 trsufers since 1 It 129410 £asib rids the average pf 60 i 'tuesentaUvf stocks loM A of Trt at 524 j- vf'i j- liie desire to cash galfie snide tn nm-up wae i givln ky rokrs ae the tnaui reaaon i the 4cUoe as there wee little it the tehee SUi: weeuig UlUH fanestie or foreign newel touse a slump Ja fact the most lm boms the announcejtnaaf (tied mull this week would terete Jt 114 per cent of capacity jeom-temd with 834 last weegfana 84 8 month sga wae conslderea opr Shares ki thlsdMBod: 8hich been forced down prettjiiweU picked tp a little after jtokrte but fallal to miUeteiUCh lbs neutrality debate ln iBi4Ben watched with In teres and bd been predicted in mam (Well circles a bill calling for 15 per cent mi net Incomes war munitions makers vat in -the lower House i the European waft was Pd traders appeared If con there would be no ear dictated Reich I ehrer tlmore gbwdlwflgSSSrwS "fiu cities -soon mighty er i jo tiyOOM to doril tnm )i 2jw in ths curb were Htrnibi SjWe Bond -3e Share) obi $S2eed "and American Ou PfcWc Turnover of lsijooi I (hares With 181900 What stocka did Oct tochangedi tidsl Issues of Staple Prices 19F 98-14 R20J48 i -t8 oeof recent years 7494 7497 6378 88'88 1395 -(1928 Average EquaiilopM 'Monef Market Hew TorlrJ OcL -r 9 Aroostook 0 Preferred i Aroostook Common European North American Mains Central Prior Preferred -Mams Central Preferred Mains Central Common Fortland Ogdsnsburg rabDs Utaitlss Bangor Hydro-Dsctfle Prefeirsd Bangor Hydro-neetns Preferred Bangor Hydro-Elastrie Oommen -Central Mams Power 09 'Bones Pfd Central Mains Power 1 Preferred Cumberland County Power UgM 1 Preferred Cumberland County Power Light 134 Pfd Portland Oas light Common Portland Gas Light 88 Preferred Portland Railroad i -e years ago and said they were pert "revolutionary pro program" the had been asked to ae- Federation' cepL United States Tells Res Nazis Will Not Recognize Partition (Centlnaed from Page One) many and Russia announcement appeared to- have particular Importance: It was regarded es a statement of this government's position if if were confronted With an Invitation to join In a peace move or conference on the basis of the occupation ox Poland by Germany end Russia Secretary Hull on being asked for comment on a statement bv the new Polish premier General Slkor skL' that a Polish army cjf 200000 men would be recruited In the United States referred inquirers to the lew on the subJecL President Roosevelt's first neutrality proclamation of Sept 5 forbade Americans enlisting in belligerent armies but excepted aliens from the prohibition if they enlisted In the armies of their own country provided the United States were at peace with that country- disappearance 'carried wlthlt the disappearance for same time of any hope of collecting her (179000000 war debt to the United States govemmenL Indications In official quarters were that the same procedure would be followed with regard to the Polish debt es wee taken on the Czech debt The united States did not ask Germany to assume pay-men tof the Czech as It- did In the case of Austria because it considered Czechoslovakia's elimination as temporary end that the little nation would rise again Allies Push lines Deepet Into Germany (Centlnaed from Faga One) the strong position taken both by France and Britain even before any formal offer hag been made 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