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THE UNIOK-EECOIDB*. MlLLEDGEVHXf, GA^ MARCH It, ltM
lews Over
he Nation
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F\ cwin move late last week,
riw Adolf Hitler of Germany
KJ ooops into the HhlneUnd
fronuer. Before that
“ km Iron, tareiyn fielda
„«k paled. There were,
*_ important developtnenta in
of the world which
ht tock once more the fean
lad exioted prior to ItH.
Irtamr joieph Stalin of Russia tedd
* , Ho»nrd. chairman of the bwd
Scrippe-Howard newapapera
c, ready to »o to war with
** toVr-erve outtr M«*oli.'J
Idependenen The
Lapsed in the New York World-
luieeram Stalin told the publisher
Ltalism fomishod the chief war
p race today. He said the ontin of
, worn war was the desire of
. peal powers to re-divide the
. world.
-'.en as this took place, Italian
lares were reported to have
bed a British Red Cross unit in
lepia and to have killed a high
ids officer acting as head 0* the
npian Red Cro?". As usual, sharp
,j u . ere exchanged between the
vj, and Italian Governments.
^I Pietro Bagdolio, the Italian
nnnder in the Ethiopian war
ported the entire Ethiopian defense
• northern front had collapsed.
Rome. Premier Mussolini made
• during the latter part of
week to accept “on general
," the League of Nation’s
_ r peace in Africa. The Ital-
Bi conditions. however, were based
li what one authority said was a
pmand for far reaching grants of
■hiopian territory.
I Another incident which stirred j
Jurope for the moment was the at- J
mpted assassination of TVemier!
Stoyadinovich of Yugo-Sla- j
y a member of the chamber
jf deputies who jerked a pistol from j
pocket and fired wildly. The
narrowly missed Charles B.
m. United States Minister to
fugo-Slavia, who was sitting in the
matic galleries at the time,
r deputies seized the would-bo
sin and the first shot plugged
) the wall just over the heads of
diplomat*. Three other shots
: into the floor.
i Japan was still in the throse of
government to replace
? Okaka regime decimated by the
•aginations. The lilitary
c the army rebellion painfully—
suicide occurred and several
military figures resigned
VED MYSTERY
| Several weeks ago an air liner,
ew *>f three and fourteen
cut a wide swath in an
swamp. All wore killed.
p*te last week the commerce depart-
•mnunced it could not solve
Famous G-Man
Comers Dodge
Economy
Bf MELVIN FUR VIS,
ftniir Acm af Mml F
IwHiiHwIV. S.
One of the moat nurpriMig db*
cover tea I’ve made U the wmy my
1936 Dodge mvtm money!
It gives me 19 to 20 miles to the
gallon of gas consistently in city
driving and as high as 22 miles
out in the country.
At the same time, this Dodge
certainly saves on oil. Excepting
for regular changes, I’ve had to
add no oil at all.
DODGE
NEW LOW FIRST COST
640
$
NOW
ONLY
Dirimton of Chry
Norman Schwarzkopf, head of the
New Jersey state police. The m
paper said a source close to Senator
Moore disclosed Lindbergh referred
to recent actions in Hauptmann’s
behalf as unfair.
MILLIONS ASK FOR BONUS—
President Roosevelt was told last
week that 2,150,000 cx-soldicrs had
applied for the bonus, the report
mystery of why the big plane ■ being made by Brigadier General
. the American air lines crashed,
suggested the possibility that a
' ;pri:, ‘ r interfered with the pilot.
outstanding feature of the re-
• was that it noted a complete
no of indication of structural
I “ r,v ThPOTies on why the crash
t had been plentiful. This
as squarely up to the
ho could do nothing but
; |
scientific world i
k to an experiment
George Washington
tv, , ^r.fessor George Jen-
' 1 Jenkins had .set out
more about hearts, tc
f" secrets of the organs
•' 1 H the life blood of liv-
Hows. He announced
sful transfer of a
r , ' 11 fl ‘ om °ne fish’s body to
' In ‘‘Edition, he said, he had
‘i hearts living In
3 of * ea winnows for from
( / tcn days - Surgeons said the
nirents opened wide possibili-
Mtiovai., not sectional
- **eek speakers joined in the
hon of the completion of
: r dam. second of the Hydro-
development,. of the Tennes -
' ,vcr svstem and the first to th
t .. hy the Tennessee Valley
r ’ v ' Thf ’.v proclaimed the Ten-
1Iey Authority as a nation-
ihan
i : ^nal agency.
"dIMW SPEAKS—
. I* 11r Haruld G. Hoffman of
IV'- ' vl, ° (Trained Bruno
Hauptmann, convicted kid-
nr of U|C Lindbergh baby, a
several weeks ago, last week
BW1er * i„ New York mere
further reprieve for
Y „ . ‘■“fPenter. Meanwhile, the
warned' or Ev ' nin * Journal laid it
UMb *™ h
-vRucted u. a Senate A. Har-
uld be :
1 Bronx <
Frank Hi: es, head of the Veteran’!
Service Administration.
Chicago adopted Eastern time last
week.
Mae West changed employers In
Hollywood on the theory that she
had been done wrong, and Marlene
Dietrich walked off a set in the
wake of Ernest Lubitsch’s departure
as productior chief at her studios.
Texas observed the first official
state Mother-in-Law Day in the na
tion.
ANNOUNCING
a new servee for yotfr convenience
and protection. With a new pro
cess
Starva-Moth
your clothes are guarantoed
against moths without the use of
moth-proof bags.
UNCLE SAM WANTS TO
KNOW HOW YOU SPEND
TboMxnda to Help Make Survey to
Wkcts Consumer Money
Goes.
The government has set out to
discover what persons do with
money by authorizing a co-ordinated
survey by the bureau of labor
statistics and the bureau of home
economics.
Approved aa a WPA “white collar"
project, the survey will be carried
out with a peak enrollment of 4,000
Persons from the relief rolls. They
will try to find out what others earn
and what they spend the money for.
Tfcoee making the survey will draw
an average annual salary of $1,-
000.
The information was requested by
various trade groups. Officials said
it would be valuable to advertisers
in that it will chow what percent
age of the average income go for
food, housing, arearing apparel, trans
portation, personal spending, recre
ation, savings, health, education, so
cial activities and taxes.
Experts to Help
This survey, which is to be com
pleted by the end of fiscal year,
June 30, will cover the full income
range from the most meager wages
to incomes of $7,500 to $10,000. Gov
ernment experts will investigate
salaries higher than that—up to
$20,000.
The bureau of labor statistics will
direct the survey in 45 centers. Ru
ral surveys will be made by the
bureau of home economics of the
department of agriculture at Wash
ington.
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row WOOLENS, COATS, SUITS,
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coarse hands that are caused by dishwasliing in cold
water, with the strong soaps and powders that cold
water makes necessary.
With an automatic gas water heater you may al
ways have instantly a bountiful supply of steaming
hot water that will make your dishes spotless and
glistening, almost without effort.
And with gas, the cost is so small, the service so
dependable and effortless, you will wonder why you
did without it so long.
It’s so easy to own the best—$1.75 down, and
$1.75 a month will install the latest model Automatic
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The Vital Spot
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