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Wheel BaM l?Q I o ?o sr. 1935 $595.00 i -VOO'RE produced goods for a minute in any S r--r free market." 1931 TM M3HTU 1V PtVMiNTJ Freedom: ". . . The Soviet regime CHEV. TRUCK ARE ONLY HALF MV MOTOR is sincerely doing all it can materCYCLE REPAIR bll.LS-.l'rmiNTu TSo Lg Wheel Base ajina A "rue ially for the people as a whole it has, UAMTU nevertheless, utterly eradicated free DOUBLE 425.00 dom of expression on any except the v most innocuous topics. , . " v HIS SALARY Employment: "There is no unem 1935 T W 11 ir w Uiii-.n- r if Il ployment now simply because there av I i w i g - a.lUrK t I i 11 ir ' ir is a constant labor shortage . . . The CIIEV. TRUCK labor shortage has been made more Lg. Wheel Base acute by the fact that inefficiency, bureaucracy and the prevalence of No $325.00 parasitic functionaries have greatly reduced labor productivity. Foreign engineers have estimated that four time since 1932. In the world's wheat windows, gaped in as waiters moved times as many persons, or more, are marts, the U. S. will this year have among the customers, arms bobbing, required under Soviet conditions to little competition from Canada or the chorusing "Heil Hitler." turn out a given production as are Peeved with the good German burgDanubian countries, both having small required in the United States. . ." crops. Argentina and Australia expect hers who pestered him with questions U. S. S. R's New Constitution fair crops and Russia a huge one. about Brother Adolf, Alois next day " . . . With everyone who has ever Last week European demand for U. called in a sign painter, had him plasopposed Stalin dead, exiled or imprisS. wheat manifested itself strongly ter in German script across the wall: oned, the election can be held in per for the first time this season and on "Sup di duhn und fret didick und holl fect safety. . . The political police one day nearly 1,000,000 bu. were sold din mul von politik." ("Drink a lot have retained one and eat a lot but don't talk politics.") right abroad. J of which little is known outside of Cotton Since the bulk of U. S. cotRussia. This is the right of administon must be marketed abroad, this SEVEN BULLETS trative exile. The political police, with crop of 16,098,000 bales, fifth F year's m mm w out recourse to a court at all, may II in history and biggest since SHELBYVILLE, Kentucky Divorlargest exile a person for five years to any 1931, may be difficult to sell la mar- ced in 1933, strapping Brigadier Genplace they wish. Such exile may be kets glutted by a record world pro- eral Henry H. Denhardt, 60, former only from the principal cities, in of Kentucky and duction of 35,600,000 bales. Nonethe- lieutenant-governo- r which case the exiled person may lead less, with a subsidy of 3 cents a lb. war veteran distinguished for valor, a reasnably comfortable life and earn on 65 per cent of the "base" produc- courted a comely widow named Verna "Flood Waters Rise"- - h$s living anywhere else. Or it may tion of 16,000,000 bales the farm value Garr Taylor. One November night last be some dreaded place. . . Such five-ye0 year Mrs. Taylor was found shot to of the new crop will be some By FLOYD GIBBONS sentences, I am told, can be resince death on a dark road, the General first billion-dollFamous Headline Hunter. crop newed indefinitely; so it is possible and his automobile nearby. The pistol 1929. to keep a person imprisoned, or virsir, I thought I'd seen or read of every kind of adventure which had killed her was the General's O tually imprisoned, for life without a and the coroner found traces of gun was, but when a guy faces death by drowning on the top trial and without public announcement shelf of a store well I throw up the sponge, that's all, and admit THE BROTHERS HITLER - - powder on his hands. But General . . Thus it is evident that the supreme Denhardt claimed that Mrs. Taylor Old is BERLIN Dame of thrills notified Never that inexhaustible. Nature's publicly by supply State authority has ample means by had committed suicide. is Reichsfuhrer Adolf half his Hitler Archie Levesque, of Montpelier, Vt., is today's Distinguished which to dispose of anybody it wishes In April, General Denhardt was Alois, who five years ago set Constitution." new Adventurer the Man on the Top Shelf of our story. And if anybody brother the for murder. When the jury disdespite tried an near little cafe up unpretentious O ever talks about putting Archie "on the shelf" again, he's just going" Berlin's the dead woman's three brothagreed, Charlottenburg station, and ers to quit the party right then and there. After one taste of that elevated perch. in but kept their awn coun muttered - - of the early days the Hitler regime O Arch doesn't want another. sel. Free on $25,000 bail, on the eve the of the patronage enjoyed burly It all came about in the winter of 1927 when a big thaw and rainSchutzstaffel guards and their blonde, of a second trial last week, General ATLANTA, Georgia Harvesting LIBEL town. over rose all and storm The river hit Denhardt was walking with an attorbegan running Montpelier. the fattest cotton crop since 1931-3elegant ladies. Venice looked business like In the o'clock section four the on a dark street in Shelbyvllle. afternoon, By Manin strike On YORK NEW Georgia farmers last week faced a Alois' little cafe prospered to such ney store where Archie worked began three men got out of a car, Suddenly hattan last week against Horn and scarcity of pickers. Results: In Bibb without the gondolas, and all the boys at theIt an extent that last week he opened on shelves where It wouldn't and from show caes up piling removing a goods fired fusillade shots, and DenHardart's "Automat," cafeterias and County, 116 laborers were transfered a showy modern restaurant, the Alois hardt died of sevenof bullet wet. wounds alfood shops were members of A. F. of from a WPA road project to cotton get Tearoom, at No. 3 W'ittenberg-Platz- , most instantly. Within 15 minutes the Can't Swim Home, So Archie Keeps on Working. lJb Hotel and Restaurant Emploes fields. Sixty-eigrefused to go benear Berlin's fashionable west end. "I sheriff had taken into custody Mrs. CJnion. Dissatisfied with the indifferecause pay for cotton picking was too By six o'clock those lads were standing in four feet of water, and Archie call my place the Alois because I do nce of the passing public, two Auto low, only 50 cents a hundred pounds. phoned his mother not to expect him home that night as he couldn't swim that not want to advertise with the name," Taylor's three brothers Jack, Roy and E. S. Garr. mat pickets, David Hart and Joseph Twenty of the 68 were promptly re- far. He worked until a quarter after seven standing on a showcase and passing Alois admitted; but three large proof crew think decided better to whole getthen with In the the stuff and Molner, paraded shelves, they'd placards picturi- moved from the WPA payrolls. files of the Fuhrer hangs on the walls ng two chefs in conversation. one Glascock County, cotton farmers who ting out themselves before the still rising water made it impossible. inside. Trumpeter b vans Large By that time the water was up to their shoulders. It was folding a pot, the other dangling a were short of help offered cotton pickAlois formal The Tearoom's beautiful an I rare trumpeter-swanFor the black cat, obviously dead. Chef No. ers in Warren County, 75 cents per too, but they waded through it to the back door. There was a strong are the largest of the United was in table reserved every opening, them of the but current pushing against the other side, three L: "Is there managed anything else?" Chef No. 100 lb., plus a drink of corn whiskey native water fowl. States' advance. Crowds the pressed against to get It open. Archie held It with a board while Otto Guilianl and Zjf'Throw the cat in the pot. The morning and evening. Following this, to the led hall Vernon Conlin slipped through to the that upstairs scabs won't mind it." Automat Man-ige- r farmers in Warren County, where second floor. Then he started to go through himself, but Old Lady James Levy, who prides himself pickers were getting 40 cents per 100 Adventure never meant Archie to get through that doorway and ha n his spotless kitchen, had the pick-it- s lb. and no drinks, took shotguns to didn't. arrested for criminal libel. their fields. Said Warren's Sheriff G. The door suddenly slammed shut with a bang. He heard a pile of heavs a P. Hogan: "Our farmers just put boxes tumble from the farther wall of the next room and lodge against th stop to it. There was no trouble al- other side. Archie knew he'd never get that door open again, and he dldn'l DENNY ON RUSSIA . though a number of them . . fired even try. He turned around and swam through the chill water to the front ol PARIS In order to write a series into the air. They told the picketers the store. was plenty of cotton to pick Df plain and simple dispatches on how there Rising Water Drives Him Up to Top Shelf. in Warren County and asked them to Sovare in of Union the things today BRAND chance now, as far as he could see, was to swim through the decided His it. and home only They pick iet Republics, the New York "Times" stay STRAIGHT on second BOURBON of house. But climb the and the front door transom of the front up Moscow Correspondent Harold Denny to stay." he abandoned the Idea. Out front was a raging current If he eve O WHISKEY thought was left his week last recently post, missed his hold he'd be swept away and drowned. jusily typing uncensored Russian HARVEST MOON "In other years," says Archie, "I had seen the water come up, time : and again, to a depth of one or two feet, and recede as quickly as it had Wages". . The Soviet worker is WASHINGTON Summarizing its come. I was expecting It to go down any minute, but Instead, as I This whiskey is 2 iraong the most exploited in the world revisions of earlier estimates of this was still standing on the watched the wall, I noted a steady rise. . And the State has proved that year's U. S. crops, the Department years old. Stored showoase, trying to figure out where all the water had come from when n. can be as hard a as of Agriculture last week indicated I noticed a number of rats swimming from one shelf to another. in ray capitalist boss.' . . Ineffiency holds that total value for three major crops "There were dozens of them popping up In the water slimy, hairy, crawling lown the wages that the Soviet can corn, wheat and cotton will be In the cellar by the flood. At tha things that had been driven out of their holes controlled ware?ay. . and enormously increases the largest since 1930. Total sight of them I climbed to the highest shelf In the store, and lay down fall :ost of everything the Soviet citizen farm income from the sale of all crops length on it, less than a foot from the celllng.t houses. )Oys. The quality of almost everyt- plus payments by the Agricultural for the Reaches Water Ceiling. Creeping hing he buys is so bad that the goods Adjustment Administration will total And there Archie lay as high as he could go and watched the water creep np on him. It was only then that he realized the nature of the trap he was in. He began to wish he had gone through the transom and taken his chances with No. 64 the current. Better to drown in the open than under a dank plaster ceiling, like one of the rats that were caught with him. But it was too late to try that now. Already the transom was under water. Inch by Inch the water crept on. Archie began looking at the ceiling No. 63 his head. If he could crack the plaster there'd be another foot of On over MAYTAG cut even He his life. would that might prolong space above it space his way through to the rooms above, if he could find the proper tools. a To Be Sold In the store. Boxes, showcases By that time there was eight fe't of water on the surface. Small chance of about was floating movable, and everything We must Make Room for other Merchandise coming in finding anything In that mess. Dives for Flashlight; It Proves His Salvation. down there, though, that was fastened to the one was There refloor. It was full of playing cards, pencils, tablets and crayons, but Archie too. off In his He a of slipped were flashlights there, there couple membered that Cc" shelf and dived into the cold, dirty water. He came up choking, but in his hand spotlight. was a big, three-cel- l The rats were taking refuge on Archie's shelf now, but he paid no attention to them. With his flashlight he attacked the celling. It was KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY had made an opening that would ac"""" long hard work, but at last he "t f I jj commodate his body. He was getting ready to crawl up between the A 90 PROOF Whiskey. laths and the floor when he heard someone in the room above him call, there?" "Who's It was Charley Booth, who had come down from the third story, where all I ; 'fAi PINT QUART the occupants of the house had gathered, and heard Archie's pounding. It was a hole In the celling No. 61 No. 60 only a few minutes after that that someone had sawed 1 and pulled Archie up through It. Learns How Close to Drowning He Really Came. Archie says that after a cup of hot coffee he had almost forgotten his Shift the expense, the burden troubles when someone reported that the water was up over the first tloor and the responsibility of wuhday ceiling and still rising. to the Maytag, at nearly three Then his knees sort of went all weak under him and, as he sat, millkm other women hare done. east eiam-tnnsafe and sound, In a third floor window watching barns and sheds and The roomy, tub wfeh hmgea Bd is extra dog houses float down the street, he wondered what would have hapconrenient. The Grratator wash pened If he'd had that Idea of hammering through the ceiling Just a few Log actkxMJCigmated and perfected minutes later, or If Charley Booth hadn't heard him. br MaTtao. washes fast and care- -. found a couple of drowned rats on that top shelf when the water They BOURBON fufty. TheBoOerWateaReinow r?a!iiirjj ui down the next day. went the efatbes qpkktf, BLENDED STRAIGHT WHISKIES damp-driand tt h practieafiy aotomafb In Ufa"n0 erery operatkm. up to nearly $9,000,000,000, largest; the U. S. wheat crop is worth about 90 PROOF ASXaMVT TOT KMT MTfJfVT HMM since 1929's $10,479,000,000, and more $1,000,000,000. Wheat has already 31 ' y' ' i than a billion greater than last year. been harvested, so the department esCom Present estimate for this timate is pretty sure to be right. InPINT QUART carTRADE IN YOUR OLD WASHER cluding last year's 90,000,000-bu- . year's corn crop is 2,549,000,000 bu. 202 No. No. 203 109,000,000 bu. less than estimated ryover, wheat on hand amounts to a month ago but a billion more than 975,950,000 bu. of which some last year. bu. will be needed In the U. CaaOM htmld Motor, am Wheat With a crop now estimated S. With 200.000,000 bu. more to disPhone Any Store 307 raWMMofMis, at 885,950,000 bu., largest since 1931, pose of, the U. S. may become an ImEntire content Copr. 1937, Schenlejr Distributor, Inc., N. Y.G and last week's price of 11.05 a bu., portant wheat exporter for the first what I have read in the Mr. Justice Black Is . he can-nto EuroS. where undoubtedly these of text ("Post the full ortirles. Until such time as there is no further com-SeThe President then made." to be Sid he bad not known of Justice Tick's reputed Klan connections before nominating him to the Senate, That none of the President's advisers, the list of 60 carefully investigating which feasible Court appointees from had chosen, was finally Black uncovered a bit of information that was common gossip or had passed it to be the on to the President, seemed of the Presisignificance shocking dent's statement the rumors that had fully aware of Roosevelt's ears, the Franklin escaped had sent its Gazette" "Post Pittsburg eccentric, middleaged, ace political Ray Sprigle to Alabama to? investigate the story. Reporter were routine SpFigle's first dispatches stories on the Klan support given to election. Aided Hugo Black in the 1926 account and unlimited expense an by private detectives, Reporter Sprlfle'sin peries had by last week's end told " Justice Black had beeni UOcxii him a life a riyen gold card making member in the Klan and how he had addressed a Birmingham Klorero on September 2, 1926, sharing a rostrum With the Klan's Imperial Wizard, onetime Dentist Hiram Wesley Evans. But since the President proposes to reopen his campaign to put more sympathetic jurists on the Supreme Court and is credited with being about to, undertake a political punitive expedition against the Senators who kept him from doing so this summer, the eventual consequence of the Black scandal last week seemed likely to be more painful for Mr. Roosevelt than Eor his appointee. ltnow iSpers 0. 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