SEES SECURITY
‘ PACT AS BIG
ISSUE lN EURURE
Col. House Declares
Peace Between
France and Germany ‘
Must Be Assured I
SLOW ’rntittiiss
But Old Friend of Pros.
I
Wilson Believes Alli
Nations Will Back;
Scheme
liy )lllli‘ln‘ lllltiNM‘lli. ‘
liUNlltl’V, ;\tI:-;. I‘l.—~"'|IIIIV atlop—
tion or roll Mann ot tho m-curtty pact,
which will l‘lI'il'IlllllO pt :u'r lu'tnurn
Franco :IiIIi (It‘l’lll'lil‘V by izllili'4tl‘lll,'t"-
int; tin [m not ‘Ii'onticrs. lH lhc but;
.‘wsl, II_IIt.--IIoII in Homing In incl, i.
is the ltiL'Kl‘iil Ittitn‘iion in tho world.
“It lti tar lilt'il't' important than ilic
(]U("blI()ll (it tIIIIvnIpiniIIII'IIt. the
chronic dcpiw soon in li‘lltlt‘, thc nutt-
tor oi iIILor-Itllhd debts.
\“l"IIi' all thwo tiIiIIpdV bit: :15 they
i-(‘lllt‘ll until J'luropcun
peace is lllllllz‘ :ct‘tllt‘. till“ this Iii
iIcooInplix-‘ind, llltlt will be. unrest
and IIIwII~IIII :4»: Jiliil In rvotnttims :iIIIl
pessimimn in l‘llli'lllit'.
arc, cuIII‘Ioi ln'
“.‘ilrn :ill‘i litlllt‘II-‘i cannot nettlc
down. 'I'Iill dirt?” tunic. it helps
brill}: :el-Itlll i.l:~ illllltt)l|ll‘lll. it cuts
rim ll\lt'5= lllitl when
down tritium-Ii
ti'riiititit :-‘ .Iio . Iitpt)‘ or tI'ipplt-tl it's
no Ii:»~ txiltmo .‘ti‘l‘lil lllli‘l‘llzlLlOnilI
‘ in,”
“(31;)“ ItItiI \‘tlio \tzir; t-‘lttxttiiiillw' “his
one vi the III-1t iiIioI'nirtl in. the.
world -- rho ii ~-..~ than t‘nioncl t- M_
liousai, \thc i4 mu 1' hwrc on his tin-
IIuIIl t~:‘-,I In. l‘.II’ to .l-Inropc.
’l‘in- out 1:in :IIiIli:I<,-ItiltII‘ titraiir-
run to all the states-
iIIcIi oi lviotopo tho nmn who in a
mom l‘illlt’ltl pcrioti oi' our liledory
illitl tors for the l'roslticnt,
still cits inc lil‘ht-l‘llllltl "dope." .
il-: on» having an informative talk
with too oi tin: t'orrinost statesmen
01‘ Ilrituin \thcn ht: wuss good enough
to (shot, with int: tor It i'cw minutes.
It's this mun“ thin}.r \vltcn ht‘: is in
France. Coloncl iiouro is the (mo
illllttl"). lI'oIIi \\ Il
\\'il‘~i (M.
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man to \v‘hnm inn-n ultl ‘Tiuti
Cleiitviict-Iiu pours out his hcart.
"The l11'li_\' pnci," Sillll Lul
i]i1‘tl]lfl'-t.‘ll by (.icrinttny
1 author that lingland,
lll'l' till ott;;»'t' tlitlt
l lwlicvc
Hour-o, "nu.
to Fruitct‘.
I.‘il'lt§,‘llllil, it‘rI‘IIIcII, .
. soliiuthinir hull—coine- oi ll.
something will. H
‘lt "hill lic it slow procr-Es. Thera-
“iii I)t‘ runny porn, 4, but in the end
1 hope and lwlit-vt- sonirthing Ilci.
inllc )tIll in :tccoinplisinnl.
"But. won't the mnttv‘r oi‘ the Pot.
ish frontiers. which (lormany sit
ltl‘tfritl‘ll i‘t'fuiies to utmrt‘tntov, toss
till the lot, in thc iire'l” ll interior:-
. [Hill believe not," sold Col. House.
"I think a formula will be found. it
I were a German I would be more
anxious to come in nu :Imimible ar—
rangement than own it .l"'rcnleITInII
mind he. .
"Just considrr the situation for n
moment. France wants peace and
security above all things else. Shr-
has experienced threw ll‘fill‘llVIhflUllfl
disappointments since the siizmng m
the armistice. -
:‘Tlio {trial was win-IT America and
Enizlond tuned to rntity the, pact
guaranteeing hcr :Igninst aggression
by Germany. Since then there intro
been other conferences timl other
\VlIv-re agrocrncnts \vcrc
palarcrs
drawn up. but they always came to _
nothing. They were not ratified.
“Ii! now the p‘rt‘uolit prtipOscd ee—
curlty pact goes by the boards, the
French will lose hour-t. mid hope. 1.51;.
fore the war they or least bud as; n“
ally a powerful and Inllltnnt Russia.
Now they have. only the promised
help oi smut! notions to the. cost
which have thv'ir own ii‘t‘l‘llt‘littt‘ius
troubles. .
"So you mustn't be surprised If
Frnncc hikes things into her own
hands it the present pourparlors
tail.
“The French ting has been hauled
down and approach her other proh-
bcen withdrawn from the Ruhr in
RELIEVE: OUUGH LIKE MAGIC
Many cough preparations contain
some one or more harmful drugs
Which are added to take the place
or opiates. None or these narcotic
' substitutes have ever been used in
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM-
POUND. Tho name of livery in-
gredient is plainly printed on every
. carton. You know what you 2.8
' taking when you take Foley's. It
clings to the throat. Good for old
and young. You have a cough. Why
not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still-
"son-Powell Corp.——Adv.
Removal Sale
. Now Going On
The
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
‘11 North Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Radiola
Super-VIII
$280.96
on you $480.00-
SQUARE ..
' itilll‘Iti.
r
noun
Pie Is Food and
Rats Prove It
IlelI'At'itt, Aug. lll.-—~(Al".)
p“. 1,. ,, “A” punt. Six months
«Np. IInn-ntlng' with rats lino prov-
tn It. II. M. Show, nutrition ex-
‘port tor the Amcrlcnn linking
\SMII‘I'ITIO” .rinnounced today.
so highly tines ho roizIII'd pic
on food, Air. Show suggests thiit
no plum on tho dinner bill in
i twii iot'witl'il. When pie to eat—
* In for rim-“Sort, hi! Hllltl. lllO diner
no. Iltltl as much food as his
only requires and docs not get
Iin- innit! the almonds in pie. He‘
tlIiIIivi piw hIliiiItl iIt‘tI‘ilo other
tiitlittit.
Two groups of rots \vcre used
in Ihe lti-‘Ih‘. line was fed cos.
Ittrd pic. and the other rice. pom.
lIIi‘H, cztlilmcc, spinach and bread.
the good tlIIIt abounds in pic. Ho
ml \tciizht Inoru rapidly than the
' tun-turd. pumpkin. nmmsh nnd
.‘cht‘l potato ]\lt‘.‘*i bond Mr.
Shun-'3 list. Apple pin is low in
protein. but is no (‘xl‘t‘llf’nl source
ot‘ Illili nt‘ll cncrizy and has
slichllv Innrc volut- pound for
pound tlizIIi wheat. lii’rttti.
Europe’s Hope _
‘ Y." in-uva
('01,. TC.
.‘i. lltilifil‘l,
“'lio liciicvcs fnto of nations de-
pends on security pnct.
llut'tll'tllllit‘t" with French promises.
lint a Franco. Clespniriiii: of any uni:
icntvle scttii mt‘nt, would be sorely
attemptctl to ltlkt‘ llmll'fi‘l‘s into llt‘l‘
oviII hoods and no power could rc-
i:tr:Iin llt'l‘.
"At present .I"l‘iiltt‘t‘. is \ictorloun
and wr-ii nrmml. 3crmnny is both
top {Ind lllFI.ll'lllE'tl. 'l‘hero will be the
hil‘titlii'."‘lit temptation to France to
use lICIr might while tiIcI'e is still
lime and opurtunlty.
"It the world will not help her in
lnr Iltliglllti; for sorority in the [u-
tni‘c, rho will naturally fool. Slit“.
must i‘cly on her own resourced.
And then anything; might happen.
"il‘hzit'u why i say every Germain
should be crirnrstly prayingr ilnit thc
proponi‘d swctirity poct. should be»
«onto an ni'conIplishI-d fact. Oncc
that. is: achit-vod, lCiIropc can with
down ontl {lili'Oilt‘Il her other proli-
icinn.” “
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File Their Report
li.\lt'l‘1“t‘)llil. Aug. ix.~—~(.\l‘)
'l‘ln: nccount of tho bankruptcy cs-
tntc or (1. Harold (fillpntric. of Pot.
nnni was presented ytrtt‘crday by
'l'rustm» Arthur 1'). llownrt. .lr., oi‘
llnrtt'oril to l'tofcrcc in linnkrtiptcv
litlu‘m‘d .\l. Yeomnns and accepted.
it i:- n little over. It year ago that
fornitr State 'l‘rousurcr (liipzrtr‘ic. u
drrfnultcr :Is cushicr oti the First
National Think of Putnam, shot
himself with it suicidal intent.
Trustee Iliowarti‘s account shows
that he has received from soles of
rent estate, payments on notes and
mortgages. dividends, i‘.ll.’., 339,-
780.02 and he has disbursed Sll.~
117.84 to pt'el'url‘ctl creditors and
for expense-s of insurance, interest
on mortgages, ctc.
BryaWéBiTiém
Fight Evolution
MIAMI, Fla.. Aug. JR."“(AP,\.
Colors under which William .len—
pings Bryan waned his fight :igninst
the teaching of evolution in the
schools of America. will not he t‘url.
ed
His only son, \Villiam Jcnnincs
Rrynn. said in an interview with the
"Miami Daily News" yesterday that
he will carry on the work which his
i‘nilier was engaged in at the time of
his death, and will continue legal
fights to take the teaching of evo-
lution out of the schools.
SAVES THE BACON
KIMBERLY. South Africa—The
leopnrd has a habit of dragging the
carcass of his prey high up in a tree.
and lodtzlng it there, to prevent, other
animals from Cit-\ouring it while he
is away.
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportotion Co.
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LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk
PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
_——-
2G opium! St. Phone 294
sum
South Norwalk
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» EXCLUSIVE, PHOTOS or MAINE HOTEL FIRE
Exclusive protographs or the flro that destroyed the Mount. Desert Inn. oldest linicl‘in Bar Harbor.
Maine. Trip photo shows the hotel and udlolulng buildings in flames.
on the hotel lawn with some. of tclr limisessions.
Lower photo shows guests of the inn
Ii' Motor Vehicle C‘mni‘utssloner
Stooclcel worn to criticize the driving:
(it “omen Its, a clIIsiI, “It would be
in connection with the various; npl‘i‘tb
tions which coil for hacking." my:
the August bulletin or the motor
\ehicle department written by him
The bulletin is rim-otml to :1 discus.
slon of «\‘oryday Ilrivim; practice!
which no to mark :1 person us II
good or luid driver rind have much
to do with thIItflc. hIIIIardri.
“An t’XllCi‘Il'illt‘OtI opcrntm‘.
it be ‘l’llliflfl nt'ctwazll‘)’ to piztce a cor
alongside the curb in a crowded
placr, m‘complislics it by putting
tho rear wheels in inst." says the
bulletin, which. utter explaining thC
III‘OLTE‘Stl in (ll‘lllll. continues: "it. is
not. cosy. token practice to do it
right and should be It part of the
oducntton of every drive-r. \Vomen
wlir r -
WOMEN DRIVERS DO NOT PARK
CORRECTLYLSAYS COMMISSIONER
as drivers do not Citron pork in thi:
IIInIIIIcI‘. probably lmcnusc they how
not boon informed."
A good driver.
bulletin bending.
doesn't slouch at
his wheel. let his untomohtle sivlrl.
burn his brakes going down hill‘
"ride the clutch." spin the Ic-nr
whorls, drive chi-“fly pith the hand
throttle. flood his cnrlutrotor in llli
emergency nor foil to see, that hi
our doors are cloned.
li‘or ski-tiling the commissionm
sees no excuse. "To shit] is Iifltl
drivimz." Ilv says: “not to mind i:
good driving. ’l‘liis T'Hlfl been bronchi
homo many lllllt‘t‘i by this depart
Intuit. Skiddlrig is one of the lllt'w'
serious offences nnil ought to in
niornlv scrutinized from tho rocknw
driving standpoint rather than {front
the standpoint of IInavniduhiiliy,"
MAN URUMNS ,
MUIIE TEACHING
NIECE TU SMIM
MILFORD. Ann. 1 ~.\llcn S. FM"
ry, titty. L‘I’l Myrtle :Ivinuc, lTnlon
City, was drown: «l l‘."lir thc Milford
Yacht (‘luh _\'t".‘il.t'l'lli’i)’ tiitrrnoon.
An PII‘VOHryt‘Hr-Iiltl chi. his niece.
who “HS with l“i‘l‘l‘,\' :It the limo was
slaved from tho some. into when
she was pulled out of the. wnicr by
Robert PITT-kins, ten. son of Mr. and
Mrs. (‘htirica l’crltinn of East Bromi-
way. \Vainut llctich.
Actorrllng: to information Sclftll‘tltl
‘iv thc Milford policc. Ferry accom-
panied by his wife and niece, Miss
(‘nthcrino Mollcrrnott of New York.
nrrive'l n1 tho lunch for a day's
outing. Ferry. who was on oxpm‘t
swimmer, agreed to ti‘m‘h his nirco
to swim.
ch wits swiinmini: l’lt‘fll‘ the pin.‘
of the Milford Yarht Club whrn he
stit'lii'nly sankg’} Tho girl sank with
him but almost immediately I'e-:\p~
poured. She screamed for help and
young Perkins, who hurl recently
tinishod his swimming. dove into the
water and dragged nor to shore.
In tho meantime li‘erry‘s. wife had
screamed. attracting the. attention of
other batiwrs, who dove frantically
in the spot where Ferry sank. Mll-
iord police were notified and rush.
ml to the scene with grappling irons.
They wore nimble to find the body
until the arrival of State Represen-
tative Charles 1:. Wheeler find on-
other man from one of the oyster
ho: ts moored across the channri.
\i‘hcetcr. with the Ilitl of a net.
brought. li‘cri'y‘s body to short“. lir.
.l. W, Fish-Ir. tiicdicril oxomlncr. who
Stilts culled. fillllt‘d tlnit ,ix‘crry our the j
vittiiii of o, sudden iittnck ot‘ iltart
failure. or was sclzct‘l with cramps.
l‘io drowned mun was: well known
in Miliurd. helm: a nrcmlwr ol’ the
Mitford Yul-ht t‘luli lllltl i1 summin-
l‘t‘r'lxltilt iii the tiofich for a number
cl riots. llo Willi u retirvd business
man nuri formrr owner of the l'cer-
loss Laundry in Nnugntucit. lie is
etsziveIl by his wito und two douch-
i;"'.°. both residents of New York
( till.
M.._.«....——.-—
The Lindeburgs Call
On the Lindeburgs
Air. and Mrs. ("barb-s ls. Linde-
Inirg ot‘ ltock Ridge drive got on
IInt-xpected surprise Friday. A car
with strange. nutrkcrs drum to
their door and It mun ullghtcd.
"ls this Mr. and Mrs. t'lmrles
Lindohorg oi' Norwnllt.” he risked.
letting; on nillrniatlvo answer. he
sold: ‘
“Well we’re Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lindchurg of Minneapolis."
So the Charlin Lindcburizs m‘
Norwnlk entertuined the Chm-lie
Lindoburgs of Minneapolis nvcr tbw
woekmnd. ’i‘ho Lindeburgs found
they were cousins. -
TOO MANY SMITHS
LONDON. — There are so many
people named Smith inltncland that
a symbol. known as the. monomark
liIIs been pntonted to distinguish
them. There are n, tntnl of 530.000
Smiths in business. (it iln'iic Bit-l.-
oeo are J. Smith. 41,000 John Smith
mono John \V’. Smith and {Lilith
John \‘i'lllinm Smith.
An unlorseen angle of the Sunl-
t‘ntion Code as applied to the. Oyster
Industry will be ironed out on
Thursday evening. Dr. Stanley ll.
Osborne. Commissioner of the Con~
necticut Department, of Health will
come in Norwalk to meet the "nu-
turnl growiher'" of this locality.
The meeting is to be held in the
City Hall at 7:30 p in.
The Sanitation Code.'thc result of
cooperation between oystermen and
the Health Department of the state,
has placed the industry on a firm
basis with the oyster houses. The
present differenccsnre only with
the “natural growtihrs." who thus
for have not been included. Their
aspects on the case will be heard on
Thursday evening.
"Natural grow-thorn." dtflcr from
the other oyster-men in that. they
take the bivalves from natural beds.
while the other growers plant the
seed in certain areas. and move
them about as they reach various
stages.
Dr. Robert H. Perdue today said
that the code was working with
great success.
“Thus far, we have not consider-
Dr. Osborne Coming Here to Settle
Minor Troubles in Oyster Industry“
ed the natural nrowthorsrfin our
formation of plum." he declared.
"and Di- .Uslmt‘im is coming here to
meet them all, rind get their angles
on the matter. I our illlt‘o that. the
cooperative spirit that. has prevailed
among the oystermen on every oc-
casion will be manifest."
The. Sanitary Code came by logis-
lntion. at the request of the oyster-
men themselves. who are. accord-
ing to the department of health, do-
illg everything to ensure a pure food
product.
The houses ln Norwaik have
ccived high praise for their sani-
tary conditions. and their compil-
nnco both with the letter and the
spit-it of the code.
All workers in the oyster industry.
ore now carefully examined ‘l’._v the
health authorities to see whether
they are typhoid or. para-typhotr‘fl
carriers. The healthy men are. giv-
en cards, showing: their fitness to be
employed in the industry.
To the‘present llliu‘, only one man
was turned down in Nor-walk, and
when it was found that, he was It
porn-typhoid carrier his card was
withheld.
TO-
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according to tint
Start Drive for
New Danbury Church
lhtNllt'ltY. Aug. 18.-—A public
(iron in tun-l5 tor It new church
‘Jth'Il is to im orv-cted in this city
thv i‘oltsli speaking ltomnn
i‘IIIIIchcti yesterday. It iii the inten-
Iltitl oi, the numbers of the denom—
t'uiin-Llc reonlenta oi linuhury. wont
Wall Street
TRISTRAM o HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store .
Norwalk, Conn.
' 36 in. wide
Just Received a Line of
EVERFAST
Suiting Prints
Guaranteed absolutely fast colors.
A new departure in Everfast fabrics
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
4 Store Closes Wednesdays at 12:30- Saturdays at 6 P. M.
Terry Cloth Coats
$T.5O ;.
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Cretonne Coats ‘5
$5.98
59c
Made to Order on 2-1 hours’ notice.
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‘ The new church is to be erected
int t'nttnge and Stone strret. on land
iiiitlfllt' (lt‘tttlll‘l‘ti. it will be known
in» tin- Sacral licurt church. that
iiznnii- having: been decided upon by
it Iehop John J. Minn.
. 'l‘tm llrw. lltzrnurii Givit has been
illittltillllt‘tl pusttor by Bishop Kilt-in
éillitl come to ltuuhury ii. few days
fttyo to ttiltc up his new duties. l«‘a~
fit - r Clix‘h I.~t stipoi‘visilliz‘ the drive
int-- {Innis launched todIIv.
i l‘IIiil such times as tho new cdi~
Inc.» LT erected. pursues; will ho cele-
t
it llll'f‘tl‘ffllill $lllllltl¥ by li‘ather'Cllvlt
tin tin: auditorium of the City hall,
gtho "so or the building having been
{granted by the city fathers.
i lionhury bus a large number of
il‘nlish spetllilttlz people and the
lnieiniwrs have been Irving for sev-
Iorul yearn to obtain a church of
i their own.
i9 ARE ARRESTED
IN WESTPORT
AUTO CAMPAIGN
MD...
'Silvermine A v e n u e
Man 7 Among Those
Arrested for Speed-
ingw—Pays $10 Fine
\Vl-JS’l‘l‘t’lll'l‘. Aug. 18,—- Nine
motorists wcro arrested here mer
tho wrek-entl tor alleged violations
of the motor vehicle luvv. Two of
the occuseil were. urrt‘tigned in town
court yesterday while tho other
“on: scheduled in be tried Thl'rs-
Il:.v morning. .Hcrinun Abrams of
tot t'itpitul nvcnue, llridgcpol't and
.\lircil Mansolt of Silvermlne nve‘
nuc, Nurwnik. pleaded guilty to
speeding nnd ouch paid fines of $10
and costs.
lloriII rt D. thirtcr
:«li‘t‘ol, Bridgeport, whose machine
\vIIs involved in an accident. was
arrested tor killing to have a regts.
trntion certificate in his possession.
t'nricr’s n'Itit-hino run into a car
opt-rated 'oy \\’ililum Reynolds or
to Myrtle avenue. l'laiibtiry. and
Reynolds wiio nus slightly injur‘
ml. The arciilent hnppened Sunday
iticittOii the Post road near the
Westport Country Club.
Garfield l’ttrkcr of tilt) \Vest Milt
street, New York city and Edward
lx‘ntz oi Mil linst 169th street, New
York city, were arrested on churg.
on of operating machines with im-
proper lights. William H. Green or
\Vpsniul‘t was arrested on a charge
of reckless driving.
Six stute policemen were rushed
to the home of lflr. Elbert Blokes-
lco in Snugntuck at :3 o‘clock yes-
terday morning when it was report-
ed a light woe taking place. Dr.
lllukeslce was arrested on a. charge
of drunkenness upon complaint or
his wife nod taken to the Westporl
police station. He was released sev-
eral hours later for his appearance
in court Thursday.
Special Constable Victor Molina.
chauffeur for William P. lino.
world renowned traffic expert. who
devised irnfl‘lc systems now in new
in New York city and Paris. or.
rested {our drivers on the short
road Sunday on charges or violnt.
lug tho rules of the road. They were
Ruth lliisselt of 27 Einons place,
New Britain. John F. Flynn, 181
Jenn street, Hartford, Harrll L
Nitrenstein. New 'York Athletic club,
l‘clhain. N. Y., and Frank Villarl.
\‘lllnrl was also charged with oper-
ating without a license and without
a registration certificate.
of ill Poplar
-—Advertlse in the Sentinel. ‘
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f FAIR DEPT. STORE ._
51-53 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Store Closed —- All Day .1
? = Wednesday
To ARRANGE STOCK FOR '
: .‘STARIS THURSDAY MORNING AT 9 A. M. _~
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Habirshaw Co. Ends
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Financml Troubles
BRIDGEPOHT. Aug. 18.—-—'l‘erins
or the settlement ot the dlmcultleo
or the l'lublraliuw Electric Cable (10..
or Bridgeport and Yonkers. which
threw the concern into receivership
in September. 1921, have been made
public. -
More than 90 per cent. of the
creditors and stockholders of the
company have deposited their claims
und'stock for exchange under the
reorganization plan. which provides
for the pro rota distribution to them
oi? 1:30.000 shores of the. new cor—
pomtlonthe remaining 20.000 shores
of “Men are to be turned over to
\V'. A. Hart-lump & Co.. which con—
cern has advanced or will advance
$300,000 to the new company for
working capital.
Debarred Doctors
Can’t ‘Get Licenses
ETAnTronD. Aug. is.»t.ir.) X
vote against reconsideration at its
previous action in revoking the
licenses of sixty-eight eclectic phy-
sicians was passed yesterday by the
Sluts Council of Heulth. Health
Commissioner Stanley Osborn said
following the. meeting that attempt
by any ot the debuI-red physicians
to practice in this state. would he
immediately followed by
lion.
CHILD HIT BY AT'TO, [ill-IS.
\VIl.l.l.\I.-\l\"l‘lC. Aug. lS.—-John
Nosln, six. hit by the auto oi lilrs.
Eleanor ii. lmwis. of North Asiniry
I’m-k. N. .l.. into ,wsterdny morning.
C‘licd later in the hospital, Mrs. Len-is
drove. to the state police barracks
, here and inter to the police station
and notified the officers of the occi-
I‘Ient. and Harold S. Main provided
It bond or $2,000 to await the out—
come oi’ the chlld'scontlition, death
not having resulted at the time.
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The Dancing Screen Play
with 8 stars and a chorus
of 50 plus Ann Penning-'
ton. A Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer Picture -- Monte
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