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ALUMINUM DEEP FAT FRENDH PETER . with Special New Draining Feature and a 1 1b CAN 01' 031860 (Recipe soon» With m Isle) Value of Oriacodt Fryer $1. 75 I SALE PRICE ,199c /i veredwithlisrslneallowand temptin sprinkled 'th l Delicious chocolate shreds '1’ m ll; and lsCeostructed For U so As Bhttleship If Necessary. o natson’lindi' Melolo (Flying ) is ready tor her launching st Cramp's shipyard. Philadelphia. let- urday. no is the largest and hillt- in the United miss. She will slide down the ways in the presence of thousands 0! visitors. many oi whom will also attend tho Sosquicentsnniel. locretary ot Commerce Herbert Hoover and members or the ship- building Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation will attend the launch- ing. Luriine and Berenice Itoth. sis- year-old twin daughters 0! tho vice- president of the liaison Navigation lompany. will ehristsn her. The Melolo’s keel was laid on May 4. 1926. She was designed by Wil- liam Francis Gibbs. navel architect. at New York. who gained wide prominence when ho was selected by the government to recondition the Le\iathen at the clos eat the World War. lie made a complete set or plans for the vessel alter the Ger- mans had refused to surrender the originals except under impossible 'couditions. The high cost of shipbuilding in the United States is reflected by the Melolo. which will cost her owners approximately 86.600.000 to build. The displacement of the liner. when loaded. is 22,000 tons. driven by twin-geared turbines gen- speed will be more than 2: knots. Or better than twenty-five miles an hour. There will be 214 staterooms tomccommodete 693 first-class pes- sengers. There will be more private baths than ever have been built into any ship. it is said. The hlaluio will also have the first swimming pool in an American- built passenger liner. Herototore passengers on American- built ships have had to content themselves with acanvas trough hoisted over a hatch cover and filled with water pumped in over the side. All of the cooking will be done by electricity, and 115.- 000 pieces 0! silver. glass and china will be required tor the dining room service. The table linens. Bll\!ia. car- pets and other iabrics would cover a term or 84 acres. Although the Melolo has been de- signed to meet the most exacting re- q‘uirements oi a first class passenger and cargo carrier. she has also been designed so that she can readily be converted into a troop transport. aeroplane carrier. or an armored cruiser. She has been built with gun foundations. as a part of her struc- tuse. It will be practicable to install a. battery of twoltc 0- inch guns and tour 8 or 4-inch anti- aircraft guns. The Malolo will be placed in serv- ice in the spring of 1927 and will cut the time for round trip between Honolulu and San .Francisco tram twelve'down to eight days. Naval experts. alarmed by the re- strictions ot the Naval Arms Limita- tions Treaty. have treq‘uently urged that the American merchant marine lie built up with high- powered liners readily convertible in case oi war. Major League Rosters Carry 20 From Texas ~—4———- SAN ANTONIO (Am—Texas might as well lay claim to being a good source of supply (or major league baseball teams. Inspection of the sixteen rosters showst twenty playe including some oi e topnotch'ers. “repre- senting Texas this season. ' Foremost on the list are in imm- ngersa-llogers Hornsby a Tris Speaker. Both are natives ‘ ’North Texas. ' , Others are Ross Youngs, New York Giant outfielder. Frank Sny- der. Giant catcher. and Art Volt- man, Chicago White Box rookie: Bib Folk. White Box: Cedric Durst. St. Louis Browns: > “Topper" Itigney. Red Sea; Ted Lyons. White Sex: Glenn Myatt. Cleveland. Rip Collins. Detroit: Jess Potty. Broolyn; Ernie Mann, "Phillies: Pete Dohohue. Cin- cinnati; Eddie Dyer. Cardinals; Fred Marberry, Washington; Sam Gray. Athletics; Al Nixon. Phlllies; Charley Robertson. Browne. and Curtis Walker. Cincinnati. 0 I I Being United Pays A uniiled United states made pos- sible the development and general use at automobiles. the telephone. electric lights and the radio. A long-distance 'phone line irom New York to San Francisco is the same length as one would be irom Lon- don to Bagdad. But the. Bagded line would cro a dozen hostile boundaries. who 0 Jealous. ignorant odioisldom tights everything it can- not understand. The Bagdsd line is still hardly dream. of statesmen who despair over the selfish provin- cialistn or petty monarchies. But distance telephone must one do! have its “feet. It will help power. iul tl civilise the world. . § . Safety vs. Speculation . V nun—.— ' W. H. ‘Hedge. chairmen of the customer .ownership, committte :- tho National Electric Likht assoc - tion. states that last year more than are. 000 customer-i purchased electric light and power company securitlu. ormwnere of 81.000. 000. 000 of these securities. He said that ihe‘com- mitteo long ago realised that this to which it was not suited. and that this had some to pet. "But." said Ilr Hodge. “the committee finds that utility eempinies Ilave univers- ‘ellroflsrodtothepnhliooniysee- ”a“ “I! With E erds tor husto'mer chases.” .l dividend rec- tsiiip pur- eet' powered pe-onm ship ever built ' She will be crating 25.000 horsepower. and her ' the example 0! the Ameiean long-~ making a total of 1.lu.i10 custom-7 plan would be imitated by industries ‘ Leading Ad Men of Three Nations! Advertising men of many countries assembled at the annual com cntlon ot the Associated Clubs of the World in Philadelphia. Here are,. abet 9. President E. F. Lawson oi the Lon- don. England. club; centerrLeen Re- nior. Jr.. at thellievas agency, Paris, dolphin. president of the inter-nation; al body. and below. C. K. Woodbridgc. Philn. , Nsw More NeXtThursday, July 11' Watch for This Amazing Dimonetration of thsi Superiority of F r kiln Principles—A Test N o Othchar ould Dare Attempt! NB HUNDRED MILES in low gear without once stopping the engine. without extra lubrication! Frenkline in all parts of the country will undergothls gruelling test on Thursday next. their 25th anniversary. No watcrcooled car would dare attempt sucha feat. Franklin 'pcrforms perfectly under conditions that would stop any other motor made. That applies to operation in any gear, on any grade, through any sand or mud. in any temperature. There is nothing mysterious about this. Franklin is the only car that is ale-coded. The Ody car that has no radiator—uses no water. The only car that nothing can make overheat—that nothing can make freeze—that never can leak—whose cooling system neverrequlrescvcnathoughti Thlsrunis not designed to prove that sir-cooling lea success. The very fact that Franklin is now beginning its 26th flourishing year is proof positive of that. Remember, too, that aviation is turning to air-cooling. and that Byrd’s North Pole flight through arctic cold and Cobham' s bumbg African desert flight were both made with air-cooled motors. What this run will do is to show how far superior air—cooling in 'A Not only because it eliminates radiator work and worry, but be- cause only an air-cooled car can be flexibly constructed and free from excess weight. The effect of this contraction on riding comfort, handling case. efliclcncy and speed in a day’ I run is startling to those who drive today' s Franklin for the first time—a revelation of what a modern motorcsrcanbc. Letusscndacartoyourdoorfora trialridc today. FRANKLIN SEDAN—NEW PRICE $2790 ”‘3' FACTORY THE NORWALK FRANKLIN COMPANY n‘ 95 Wall Street magical ease of” At its sensational lower prices, Chrysler “70” ts more remarkable than may; a handling; restful and unmatched riding como .Coach . '1395 ' ever before. gin—thredzes‘tiiltsz Chry- Roadster #1525 too er eta r u: quality ’ 3°”! CW!” 159.5 10° For wigh these savings of of design, materials and ‘ Sedan _ , 1545 150 is unchanged in every Whip. "' no Sedan- 1 s zoo (knit,- Weareeagertoproyeto . you why the Chrysler WOW-priced today at savings of .‘50 to ‘ZOO—is Seventy miles: and more per' hour with tilk'y _ smoothness; a flashing wwawm”" pick-up with" absolute' the incomparable motor" o Weld-“raw security; amazing econf cat-value inltsprice class. Telephone 1831 actuate-roar
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