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BUSINESS GIRLS TO MEET AT YWCA ON TUESDAY For the purpose of discussing the Interests and problems of Business girls in Savannah, the Business Girls’ Committee of the Young Women’s Christian Association will meet with representatives of various women’s organizations at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Mrs. Luther A. DeLoach, chairman of the committee, extended the in vitation to clubs and groups yester- Confidence f HERE’S WHAT WE MEAN— When a customer says (or im pllea. by hl a repeated patronage) that he has confidence in our drug store, It probably means that he’s found this to be true. Our measurements are correct. Prescriptions are filled to the let ter. Solution percentages are ac. curate, welghtg are RIGHT. Ourproducts are pure. We pay more tor them, for webelleve there Is no rom for the less-than-best in drugs. Our experience Is valuable to you. (20) years In the drug busi ness glveg you confidence In the accuracy of our advice, and, gen. erally speaking, the way we do bus iness. Our stock is large. No danger of us letting you down In -an hour of need. Clary Drug Co. Congratulations To SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES ROBINSON’S Special Mechine Works ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING WELL DONE ... I I ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING WELL DONE \ Starting Wheels for Automobiles Repaired Gear Cutting, Milling Machine Works General Machine Repairs 10 PRICE STREET PHONE 5540 BEST WISHES TO SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES Wffl Orange Beverage ALSO WMBRRiPAK A0 * j jjfliQ WAMK J GINGER ALE LIME RICKEY I and OTHER FLAVORS H Your Dealer or I NEHI BOTTLING CO.'S THEATERS AND RADIO day and expects a large number of delegates to attend the meeting. Other members of the Business Girls’ Committee are Mrs. E. E. Behnken, Mrs. George Oliver Taylor, Mrs. Mary Mann, Mrs. W. W. Wilder, and Mrs. Lowry Axley. U. S. COURT CALLED DICTATORSHIP CHECK COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 4 (TP) —Publisher Frank E. Gannett pic tured the Supremt Court as the nation’s salvation from dictatorship today as he took the stump for Borah of Idaho. The Rochester publisher said: “The Supreme Court prevented us from having a dictatorship. If the N. R. A. and A. A. A. had been sus tained the government would not only tell us how many hours we could work and how much we could produce and grow, but ultimately what we should eat and wear.” PHONE 7024 Parcel Delivery Co. Al. Siegel, Mgr. 12 WEST STATE STREET Immediate and Responsible Messenger Service To j a Any Part f the CitylvC THREE NEW RECORDS IN SWIM TOURNEY CHICAGO, April 4 (TP)—The third day of the National A. A. U. swim meet saw three more new records established. The great women’s relay team of the Women’s Swimming Associa tion of New York clipped 8 and 8-10 seconds off the world record last night in winning the 00 yard wo. men’s medley relay. The new re cord is 3 minutes and 30 seconds. Johnny Higgins, of Providence, Rhode Island, established a new world record in the 220 yard men’s breast stroke swim. Johnny swam the distance in 2 minutes, 39 and 3-10 seconds. The former world re cord held by Leonard Spence of the New York A. C_, was 2 minutes 43 and 5-10 seconds. In the women’s 220 yard free style race, Mary Lou Petty, of Seat tle, established a new world record when she won the race in 2 min utes, 34 and 2-10 seconds. The form, er record was 2 minutes, 34 and 8-10 seconds, held by Helene Mad ison. Jack Medica, of Seattle, won the men’s 220 yaru —style race and the New Y .rk A. C. ter-i won the men’s 400 yard relay. Dick Degner, of Detroit, success fully defended high board div ing championship. Jack Medica also held his 500 yard free style championship. Johnny Maclonis of Yale Univer sity was second. Medica’s time was 5 minutes and 5-10 seconds. Mrs. Eleanor Holm set a new world’s record winning the women’s 100 yard backstroke race in the National A. A. U. Swimming Meet. Eleanor swam the distance in 1 minute, 8 and 4.10 seconds to low er her former world record by 1.2 seconds. NAVY WINNER IN RIFLE CONTESTS ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 4 (TP) —Navy’s marksmen won the Inter collegiate Small Bore Rifle Shoot ing Championships today with a total score of 1364 points. Threep oints behind the Middies came the George Washington team. The University of Maryland follow, ed with 1355 points. MISS DEAN TAKES MRS. VAN RYAN HOUSTON, Tex., April 4 (TP Eur'ce -can of San Antonio defeat ed the national indoor champion, Mrs. John Van Ryn of Philadelphia today for the River Oaks women’s Tennis Championship. The Texas star beat the wife of the American Davis Cup player 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS At New York—Fordham 14, St. Francis 1. At Annapolis, Md—Vermont 3. Navy 0. At Princeton, N. J—Priceton 10, C. C. N. Y. 7. At Philadelphia—Cornell 9, Mar ines 3. At New York—N. Y. U. 19, Col umbia 5. At Baton Rouge—Albania 11, Louisiana State 5. At Philadelphia—Temple 17, Har vard 6, PIED PIPER WANTED! HAGERSTOWN. Md., April 4 (TP) —Police in Hagerstown are look ing for an unemployed pied piper to day. The city council has decided Hagerstown’s open-air Junk yards are breeding grounds for rats. Polic have been ordered to correct the situation immediately. Just how they will go about luring the rats from their Junk yard homes is the puzzle Hagerstown gendarmes are trying to solve. BERGER STARS FOR LOCALS, SECOND WIN (Continued from Page Ten) Campbell, p 0 0 0 0 1 0 Humphrey 11 0 0 0 0 McCoy 11 0 5 0 0 Totals 35 6 7 27 16 2 BOSTON AB R H PO A E Urbanski, ss .... 5 1 3 0 3 1 Jordan, lb 3 0 2 6 0 0 Berger, cf 5 2 3 3 1 0 Cuccinelo, 2b .... 5 1 2 4 3 0 Lee, If 4 1 0 3 0 0 Whitney, 3b .... 5 2 2 1 2 1 Lewis, c 4 3 2 5 0 0 Brown, p 3 0 1 0 0 1 Moriarty 3 2 3 1 0 0 Moore, rs 3 11 0 0 Coscarat, lb 2 11 3 0 0 Chitwood 2 0 1 0 1 0 Totals 2 0 1 0 1 0 By innings. RHE Boston 061 101 221 14 21 3 Savannah ... 001 001 211 6 7 2 Batteries: Brown and Lewis; Fors berg. Low, Campbell and Levy. Umpires; Moran and Class. Henderson Bros. Funeral Directors Ambulance Service DIAL 8139 T. HUNTER HENDERSON A. LESTER HENDERSON LINDSEY P. HENDERSON U. S. S. PHELPS PAYS VISIT TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 4 (TP) The navy’s brand new destroyer, the U. S. S. Phelps, made its first official call at the National Capital today. The 1,850-ton type destroyer is the first of its kind completed under the navy’s building program. She is commanded by Commander Al bert Rooks. The Phelps will remain here 10 days, then proceed Ij Texas, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and back to Newport, Rhode Island, where she was commissioned in February. COTTON USED IN RUNWAYS ATLANTA, Ga., April 4—(GPS)— Dixie’s main money crop—cotton has found a new use. according to reports received here. The latest test is to use cotton for automobile high ways and airplane runways. The most recent development for the use of the fleecy white substance at An niston, Ala., is for the construction of a runway at the airport at Fort McClellan rrmy station. The cotton is being used to make the runway smooth and to prevent the paving from cracking. CONGRATULATIONS— Z., A y e at . SEARS . are ver y happy indeed to wish you continued success on your new venture that of K , beconjing a daily. Keep up the good work.... 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FARM PUBLICITY MOVE FAVORED Senate Group Would Make Public Beneficiaries Os Triple-A. WASHINGTON, April 4 (TP)— The Senate Agriculture Committee today favorable repeated the Van denburg resolution which calls for publication of the names of farm ers who reecived more than SIO,OOO in yearly AAA payments. Apparently the administration did not oppose the measure. At the suggestion of Secretary Wal lace, the committee cut the benefit figure from SIO,OOO to SI,OOO. The resolution was eponsored by the Republican Senato rVandenburg of Michigan. Thfe Senate committee also ap proved the Smith Cotton Resolu tion permitting borrowers under the government loan program to take back their cotton. The total amount which could be repossessed up to September 1 would be 750,000 bales at a fixed price of 11*4 cents a pound. Theater and Radio News ***** LUCAS THEATRE * * * * ♦ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Josephine Hutchinson in THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR” ***** BIJOU THEATRE * * * * Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Screen: Wheeler and Woolsey m “SILLY BILLIES” Stage: “ROYAL PALMS REVUE” * ♦ ♦ * ODEON THEATRE * ♦ ♦ * Monday and Tuesday— Edmund Lowe and Valerie Hobson in “THE GREAT IMPERSONATION” * * * * FOLLY THEATRE ***** Monday and Tuesday Fred Mac Murray and Carole Lombard in M HANDB ACROSS THE TABLE” ***** ARCADIA THEATRE ***** Monday and Tuesday WILL ROGERS “IN OLD KENTUCKY ***** SAVANNAH THEATRE * * * * * Monday and Tuesday Barbara Stanwick and Robert Young in “BED SALUTE” 13