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CHARGES PENSION PLAN A “RACKET”
Representative Hoffman and Mrs. Juanita H. Jackson
Representative Clare E. Hoffman of Michigan, one of the
members of the congressional committee investigating the Town
send old age pension plan, is pictured above going over evidence
with Mrs. Juanita H. Jackscn of Jackson, Mich., during his one
man investigation of the plan at Battle Creek. Mrs. Jackson, a
former officer of a Michigan Townsend Club, together with Rev.
David B. Moore of Traverse City, testified at the hearing that
they deserted the Townsend group because they were convinced
it was “a mcney racket.*' Mrs. Jackson, in describing conversa
tions she had with Dr. Francis E. Townsend, founder of the plan,
in January, 1935, said that <‘all he could talk about was money.’*
Civil War Nurse
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Mrs. Sarah F. Tooley, 96,'Valley
City, N. D., is one of the few re
maining Civil war nurses. She
nursed the soldiers for two years
in an old warehouse which served
as an army hospital somewhere
j on the border between Texas
and Arkansas, where she went In
the summer of 1863 to search for
her husband, Joseph, whom she
had been informed was sick with
jaundice and sunstroke. The
Tooleys went to North Dakota in
the 70’a, when the west .was
opened for settlement, j
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enough to make HIS start and
finish with a joke— with not too
much space in between.
Late Photo Flashes From Central Press Cameras
BOY, 17, A SLAYER?
—Central Press.
John B. Leckie
Allegedly confessing to police
that he killed his grandmother
when he was a child of nine by
turning on a gas jet in her bed
room while she slept, John B.
Leckie, 17, was held ki jail at
North Andover, Mass. Accord
ing to police, the youth ad
mitted taking his grandmoth
er’s life eight years ago when
they questioned him about ter
rorizing his parents by turning
on gas jets in their bedroom
after they had retired.
JAPANESE PRINCE
Prince Yosbi
This is the first official por
trait photo to be made of Prince
Yoßhi, second St*.i of the Em
peror of Japan. The prince was
born last November.
—Central Press.
| PRIZE BABIES
—Central Press.
“Master and Miss Berkeley”
Ruling as baby king and
quern for a day at Berkeley,
Cal., Sonny Hunrick, 4, and
Alice Williamson, 2, start the
day off right by getting ac
quainted. Sorny “Master Ber
keley,” and Alice, “Miss Berke
ley,” won their titles in a baby
show conducted by the Pythian
Sisters of Berkeley.
A NEW THEDA BARA
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Mon* Barrie
Hollywood's difficulty in obtaining
actresses who can capably handle
sophisticated parts was solved in
part when sleek and attractive Mona
Barrie appeared on the horizon.
Lower Gas Prices!
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• Every automobile owner in the country will be interested in the investigation into operation of large
, oil companies which may result in lower pries* for motor fuel. Photo shows general view of a big
... oil refinery.
SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES. WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. 1936
IN JEWEL GANG?
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Mrs. Laura Becker
Seized in Chicago with her
husband, Jack Becker, and four
others as suspects in a jewelry
store holdup gang, to which
the slaying of an Indianapolis
officer is laid, Mrs. Laura Beck
er, above, was held by police.
Among those arrested was Al
fred Brady, reputed ringleader
of the gang, who police said
first confessed to and then
repudiated his confession to the
robberies and the slaying.
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Mrs.' Frederic Begg*
Mrs. Frederic Beggs, New York,
has been appointed chairman of a
new project, “Peace and Party
Platforms", which is being spon
sored by the National Peace Con
ference, a group representing 33
peace organizations in the United
States. The program originated
with the National Committee on
the Cause and Cure of War, with
which Mrs. Beggs is closely asso
ciated, and plans to show the
voters in a new way how to un
derstand the relations between
world peace and political plat
forms.
—Central Press
GRETA GARBO POSES-WILLINGLY
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. Greta Garbo Upon Her Return Sweden.
5 Consenting for the first time to an arranged interview, Greta
Garbo, elusive screen star, is pictured posing willingly following
her arrival in New York from a year’s vacation in her native
’ Sweden. Nervous and pale, due to illness, the actress answered
. questions in this manner: “I have no home—l am just a watt
le derer—l did not enjoy my year in Sweden—how can you enjoy
! yourself when you have been sick—it was something—well, like
, the grippe—l am glad to be back.”
UNAWARE HER LEG AMPUTATE^)
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Grace Marie Long and her nurse
Pleading to play baseball, unaware her left leg has been amputated;
Grace Marie Long, 10, of Elam, Tex., shown in a Dallas hospital
with her nurse, soon will be told by her parents she cannot play
baseball again. Grace Marie lost her leg as the result of an auto
mobile accident. *•
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advice on health,
■Ua’ luck and marriage.
If seeking advice of a true palm
ist. see Madam and be convin
ced. Special SI.OO reading for 50c
Victory Driv« next to Triple X.
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Carol Hughe*
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COCHRAN’S BARBECUE
STAND OPEN THURSDAY
Ccchran’s Barbecue Stand will
open Thursday for business at 1505-7-
9 West Broad Street. Specializing
in fresh fruits, ice cold watermelons,
the famous Cochran Hamburger Spe
cial, and the popular Cochran Bar
becue sandwich with sauce, this new
Savannah sandwich shop invites the
public to visit it on opening day.
There is parking space for a hundred
cars.
Charles Cochran, well known Sa
vannahian, is the owner and man
ager.
MMaiWANTEDaBHaaai
-OLD GOLD- I
. Up $35
to v Oz.
For Watch Cases, Rings, s
Gold Teeth, Chains, Charms. ;
Medals, Class Pins, Etc. j
WE BUY SILVER
FREE APPRAISALS
CHEERFULLY GIVEN
MID-WEST GOLD
SILVER CO.
119 EAST BROUGHTON ST.
Announcing
ISAAC BLUMBERG, INC
NEW STORE
(New Merchandise)
Invites the Public to Inspect Their New
Store at 116 West Broughton Street.
New Stock. Latest in Styles. Values That
Are Outstanding.
ISAAC BLUMBERG
INO.
116 W. BROUGHTON STREET
“A Complete Men’s Store.”
SAVANNAH, GA.
PAGE FIVE
STATE OF GEORGIA:
COUNTY OF CHATHAM:
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SAID COUNTY:
The petition of W. P. Melton, of
Fulton County. Georgia, and B. R.
Bradford, of Chatham County, Geor
gia, respectfully shows:
1. That they desire, on behalf of
themselves and of such other persons
a,s may become associated them,
to be incorporated under the name
and style of Air-Cooled Tire Com
pany. ,
2. The object of their association is
pecuniary gain and profit to the
shareholders.
3. The particular business to be car
ried on by said corporation will be:
(a) To own, conduct and operate
automobile service stations and or
filling stations.
(b) To buy, sell and generally deal
in, at retail, gasoline, greases and
oils, batteries, pneumatic tires and
tubes, accessories and supplies, either
for its own account or for the ac
count of others, on commission, con
signment, or otherwise; and to gen
erally deal in all kinds of merchan
dise and supplies necessary and prop
er to carry on the business common
ly known as an automobile service
or filling station.
(c) To repair tires and tubes and
batteries and generally service auto
mobiles.
(d) To carry on any business col
lateral or Incidental to any of the
foregoing, and to do all and every
thing necessary, suitable and conveni
ent or proper, for the accomplish
ment of any of the purposes, or the
attainment of any one or more of the
objects herein enumerated, or Inci
dent to any of the powers herein
named, or which shall at any time
appear to be legitimately conducive
thereto or in furtherance thereof.
4. Petitioners pray that said cor
poration be vested with all the rights,
powers and privileges incident to cor
porations of this character under the
laws of Georgia, including the right
to sue and be sued, to have and use
a common seal to make by-laws, bind
ing on its stockholders, and to pur
chase, hold, lease, sell, use and other
wise enjoy such property, real or per
sonal, as is necessary to the purpose
of their organization, and to own
stock in other corporations, and to do
all such acts as are necesary for the
legitimate execution of this purpose,
and for the carrying on erf the busi
ness, and for the carrying out of the
objects of said corporation.
a Petitioners further pray that said
corporation be authorized and em
powered to borrow money, to make
and issue promissory notes, bills of
exchange, bonds, debentures and ob
ligations, and evidences of indebted
ness of all kind, and to secure the
payment thereof by mortgage, pledge,
deed of trust, deed to secure debt, or
in such ether manner as may be
deemed advantageous and proper.
5. The minimum capital stock to be
employed by said corporation shall be
the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00)
Dolars, all of which is actually paid
in. The said stock is divided into
shares of the pax value of One Hun
dred ($100.00) Dollars each. Peti
tioners pray, however, that said cor
poration be authorized, in the discre
tion of its directors, when and as
they may deem expedient, to Increase
said capital stock to an amount not
exceeding Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00)
D:liars; and in like manner to de
crease the same, when and as the di
rectors may deem expedient, to an
amount not less than One Thousand -*>
($1,000.00) Dollars.
6. Petitioners further pray that
said corporation be authorized to re
ceive in payment for Its capital stock
real and personal property, and prop
erty rights, money, patents, trade
marks, formula or other considera
tion satisfactory td its directors.
7. The principal place of business
of said corporation shall-be at Si
vannah, Chatham County, Georgia. *
Petitioners pray, however, £SMT
corporation be authorized to have
other places of business, offices, agen
cies and agents at other places, with
in cr without the State of Georgia.
8. Petitioners further pray that
said corporation be chartered for a
period of twenty (20) years, with the
right to renew' its charter at the ex
piration of said period.
Wherefore, petitioners pray that
they and their associates be incor
porated under the name, for the ob
jects, purposes and length of time,
and with the rights, powers and privi
leges hereinabove set forth.
KENNEDY and McWHORTER,
Petitioners’ Attorneys.
A True Copy,
L. J. Stapleton Dept. Clerk S. C.
C. Ga.
Original petition for incorporation
filed in this office, the 6th day of
May, 1936.
L. J. STAPIJffTON.
Deputy Clerk, Superior Court of
Chatham County, Georgia.
