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STARS OF THE AIR & . .' ■-M' f -■■ '• -■■. . ... fy * ; •>.| 1 e ' .■ R nP\. ~- «RH E • W 'ffiffwWWffifr —TWjt' l ’■^WL?z :^j!iflMHM^^^jg: ' ; . • ( |H!g|SR V t ■’OsHF | y '‘V’* \ >4. ; | •% JmEjf >«p -sti- ra£gg|^;:,< e-J% M.JHI-33W : . HL j A <* y ♦qMar-^x.a;; /; : I ..<■< .■?; - I w<.r- ■•••••.* J V Patty Dell This Irish song stylist makes her bow over an American network with Jack Hylton's troupe. She started singing at the age of IS, in .a Dublin rata AMERICA PICTURED AS COOL TO FRANCE ; 1 Former Premier Herriot Sees ' Debt Payment Refusal i as Cause i LYONS. France, April 10 (TP)— Former Premier Edouard Herriot i believes France's repudiation of her 1 war debt to the United States has killed American sympathy for her war ally. Herriot expressed that view in a campaign address given at Lyons, where he maintained that France now Is diplomatically and econom ically virtually isolated from the United Statoa. Harriet’s iwra ment toppled in 1932 when the Premier fought almost single-hand ed against a parliamentary move to drop American war d«bt pay ments. "In 1932”. Harriot said. "Amer, ’ca was helning us. Today we ar* struggling in the midst of im mense difficulties. America mi*h‘ wall bo on another planet. Our fail ure to make even a token payment of our war debts is responsible foe ( that situation." President Roosevelt, said Harriot mav be the last American executive svmnathetlc to Ft; nee. "The next United Spates Pr**i dent.” the former Premier told hi* audience. "mi*ht well be a Ger man-American.” CALL ON US FOR * Radio Parts and Service TUNG-SOL RADIO TUBES RADIO REPAIR SERVIC 140 WHITAKER ST. DIAL 7565 John M. Schroder, W. M. Grigsby, Jr., Marcus E. Warre. -'•■ >C> V 1 TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936 DOG CAUSES SUIT MILWAUKEE April., 10 (TP) A playful terrier puppy is the main fig ure in a SIO,OOO damage suit in Mil waukee. Mrs. Odelaide Koetting char ges the dog tripped her one day while she was walking in the park. The dog’s owner, Mm. Eunice Caron, is the defendants. Mrs. Oaron was giving the pup an airing n the park. She unleashed him for a moment, and he bounded dewn the path. Mrs. K:etting says the dog ran between her feet, causing her to fall. She has been forced to use crutches ever since. LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY. TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID COUNTY: The petition of ALFRED H. SINGER and PERRY J. SINGER, both of the City of Savannah, Geor gia, respectfully showa: 1. That they desire for them selves and associates to be incor porated under the name and style of A. H. SINGER COMPANY for a period of twenty (20) years, with the privilege of renewal at < d of that ported. 2. a lit the principal place of bus iness of the proposed corporation shall be in the City of Savannah, but shall have the right and power to conduct its business anywhere else within the State or the United States. 3. That the capital stock of ths proposed corporation shall be One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars, di vided into equal shares of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each, with the privilege of increasing the same from time to time, and in a manner to be determined by the stockholders to a sum not to exceed Twenty-Thousand ($20,000.. 00) Dollars, and in a like manner, to decrease sems to a sum not less than the original capitalization. That subscription to the capital stock shall be made by cash, mer chandise or personal services. 4. That the object of the proposed corporation is pecuniary gain to its stockholders in the operation of a brokerage business dealing generally in the buying and selling of food stuff, grain, and similar commodities, for its own account or the account of others. 5. Petitioners pray the right to purchase, lease, hold, and sub-lease 1 ~ ""- 1 " , R ’ “T"" F SOUTHERN SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY : PAYS 4 Per Cent on I TIME CERTIFICATES AND 3 Per Cent on SAVINGS DEPOSITS Assets Over $900,000 I An Institution for Savers and Home Owner* B 19 Bay Street, East Phone 2-2114 real eatate. with the power to sell or otherwise dispel of the same as is incident and necessary to a corporation of this nature, to bor row money, give security therefor, and to generally exercise all pow ers and rights incident to a cor poration of this nature under the laws of the state of Georgia. WHEREFORE petitioners pray to be made a body corporate, under the name and style aforesaid, aiyl entitled to the rights, powers and privileges herein stated and in, cident to a corporation of this char actcr EMANUEL KRONSTADT, Attorney for Petitioners Original petition filed in Clerk’s Office, this 9th day of April, 1935. J. EDWARD WAY. Deputy Clerk. Chatham Su- • perior Court. (Seal of Court) ■V * msl Y owt - SILKS and other V \X> >X INE fabrics J / to this IfytCU) I. ' I Q y | v* *”**’"* \\ i I ~ CAN WASH YOUR SILKS \\ J ll F?2oir D ’ EB, AND °™ER FINE v\ /11 A wasmSb /JL TH, t hotpojnt \\ / ll \ ,TS gentle but es. W Bl I \ ACTiVATdR washing jF It L—< t C Y T,O A N ™ W, “ D ° THEM Qe NT Z£ a i/K. EFFICIENTLY-AND VI fully. N THEM BEAUT| \ PRODUCT OF GENERAL ELEC i UCj fIMMM g' ONLY $69.50 y W> jmS ■ S IOO Down Payment /• You pay no interest or carrying charges. FRIEDMANS’ JEWELERS incorpokated It’s Easy to Pay Friedmans’ Way JEWELERS OPTOMETRISTS 25 Broughton, West—Second Door From Whitaker >■ - 1 1 ■■■ 1 '■ ■ 111 ■"** l *"--* ' '.' """L, U. S. OPENS PROBE OF CIVIL RIGHTS Senate Group Investigate* Charges, Labor Is Abused WASHINGTON, April 10 (TP) Wisconsin’s Prcgresive Senator La- Follette is opening ills sub-committee Investigation today into the denial of civil liberties in America. Senators Murphy and Thomas,both Democrats, are serving on the committee with LaFollottee. Chairman Madden of the national labor relations board is appearing as the first witnesg. As its opening step, the committee is probing into indus try’s use of labor spies and strike breaking devices to crush out union organizations. Madden will be followed on the stand by Clinton Golden, Pittsburgh region al director of the labor board; Heber Blankenhorn, a member cf the board’s research staff, and two workers whose name* are eing held secret until they appear. It is believed the workers represent some section of the nation’s steel industry. Where unions have had difficulty in starting their organi zations. BATTLE OVER. TIME NEW ORLEANS April., 10 <TP) Orleans today over whether the city could move its clocks an hour ahead to eastern standard time. Oity offic ials say if demands for eastern time become strong enough, they will call a special city election and the the voters decide. 1 BURIED CHILD ALIVE » Zofja Stefanik described to police at Warsaw, Poland, how she drugged her 12-year-old daughter, then buried MAKE THE HUB YOUR headquarters for JSk EASTER SUITS Authentic Styles, New Fabrics t Tte Po P ular VW Ml r X \ Jk-j OUR wfSinl Ardsley Brand For Men and Young Men ®p| $ J QSO Worsted Solids lj H Flannels Checks IJ J Cheviots Stripes fIL J Blues, Greys, Browns, Greens J Finley tailored of guaranteed woolen materials. THEUBHUB LESTER HARRIS Style Center for Men in Savannah PAGE FIVE the child alive in a giant ant heap outside the village of Kurnik. Villagers discovered the nude, half devoured body of the child there. Zofja said she had been afraid to commit the murder with her own hands. __ ! W—WWSW Lli'il. II . A.E KING & SON * ■appraised the properly nil U~ i Jw® | .-J [ ’ll certainly does, ; - pax, to ‘ DEAL WITH THE RIGHT/ PEOPLE Z* 1 "** 1 1,1 1 ' 1 I " ■