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Show AUGUST THE BULLETIN 2C, 1933. mi 2ST3 nji School Opening! BOYS BOY'S Four-in-Han- CAPS d TIES SUSPENDERS COLORS ASSORTED Boy's d Fancy Patterns Just the Item tor School BOYS Fancy Broadcloth d TIES AssnrU-- Shinney Sox 14 19 Four-in-llan- non-medic- al BOYS BOY'S Patterns SHIRTS all sizes 23 49 BOYS BOYS BROADCLOTH Handkerchiefe Colored Border .and Plain White BOYS BOYS $1.39 Students' Pantr Self Belt Just the item for School I Fall Patterns. Xcw Styles all sizes $1.98 ERA SEEN IN 25 YEARS N Inventor Forecasts Easy Life for Americans. EL CENTRO, CALIF. Life for the average American citizen 25 years hence will be largely a matter of push buttons, according to Allan A. Norin, inventor. America n will have attained the age. If he is hot, says Norin, "he will punch a button to get cool; if he is cold, he will punch a button to get warm. If he is hungry, he will push a button and presto! a steak. Within the next 10 or 15 years, I expect all our food to come either frozen or out of cans. The days of milking the family cow will be definitely gone and soon it w'ill all be a matter of dairies supplying milk to firms that can it. Norin was born and reared in Stockholm and came to the United States in 1921 to take a position as an. engineer. Before that he had worked in Stockholm after finishing mechanical school. There is no telling where the mechanical age will lead, he said. "The five years of depression have not held back mechanical developments and many great companies already havd inventions of the utmost importance on hand to put on the market when the time is ripe. Norin said honors are divided between the United States and Europe for inventions. He himself has 24 inventions to his credit. He feels that Europe definitely holds the lead in the development of automobiles and Diesel engines while America leads in airplanes and other mechanical fields. An old steam engine in my father's brickyard started me in mechanics. he said. 1 tore it apart so many times that even now I can remember every piece of it. This, he eaid, helped him at one time to become chief engineer for the Hanna Engineering works, but more recently he has concentrated on those inventions and developments that will realize eventually what he predicts will be Americas age. push-butto- ne push-butto- n Area of Yorktown Siege T o Become National Park WASHINGTON. Acquisition of acres of additional land near Yorktown, Va., to enable preservation of the entire area of the Yorktown siege, which ended the Revolutionary war will be possible under 750 legislation enacted at the last session of congress. 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Dr. Jackson, recipient of many honors in this country and abroad for his invention and work, has retired from active practice to devote himself to preventive medicine. Installation of the bronchoscope at the institute is part of that phase of his work. Through the instrument placed down the throat of a manikin the observer sees what the surgeon sees in operating the bronchoscope and can employ the flexible forceps to extract objects from the lungs. Included in the exhibit is a collection of the objects extracted with the bronchoscope, including peach stones, peanuts, safety pins (open and closed), jewelry and small toys that once caused death when they became embedded in the lung, but now can be removed. The Vatican is the official residence of the pope in Rome. As long ago as 500 A. D. a residence for the pope was built on the site of the present Vatican. The popes moved to Avignon, in France, returning to Rome in 1377. The present buildings of the Vatican were begun about 1450. 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The boat developed motor trouble, Miss Murray said, and finally tha engine stopped- It was tossed about over by the waves and water rolled ormen The cabin. the it, filling dered the gyi3 to put on life preservers. Then a huge wave capsized the craft four miles off SHIRTS Fancy Patterns 4 Jimmy Cordr d r, 47 9 , 447 non-medic- al Fall Patterns Assorted Colurs for the year before, according to DROP IN ADDICTION the report of Stewart Berkshire, deputy commissioner of internal TO DRUGS IS SHOWN revenue. During the 1935 and 1935 fiscal the year large seizures of mash, discf illicit criterion Chiin Narcotics of recognized Japanese-dominateareas Ring Smashing the tilling operations, were made in 1937 na, Mr. Anslinger said. Told by Bureau. James H. Moyle, customs com- North and Middlewest. In thewas a reported that illicit drugs and 1938 fiscal years there WASHINGTON. A sharp drop in missioner, to come into the port of shift of mash seizures to the southcontinued the number of drug adern states, a territory essentially York in considerable quantities New dicts for the fiscal year just ended and were the base of operation of the smalj transbeing apparently has been reported to Secretary of the ported overland to inland cities. He violator of the liquor laws. Treasury Morgenthau by H. J. Chief Frank J. Wilson of the sesaid the price of narcotics in New narcotics commissioner. York had remained fairly constant. cret service reported that counterMr. Anslinger said that $619,290 were During the year the bureau of feit notes aggregating addicts in the country probably narcotics 1933 fiscal year, the seized of seized 0,561 ounces during did not exceed 50,000, and the ratio in the with - with $654,737 as as 21,418 compared compareddrugs, of addiction, which previously had ounces coins Counterfeit Arrests year. the preceding year. preceding been considered as one per 1,000, numbered 3,206 1938 fiscal in the amount of $54,423 were conthe for had dropped to about one per 3,000. with fiscated by the secret service in ended June 30, He reported the crushing of "a year, in the 1937 fiscalcompared 1938 against $67,393 in 1937. 3,469 year. narcotic drug smuggling conspiracy Liquor Violations. of world-wid- e ramifications, when New York. A nineteen-year-ol- d Reflecting the general decline of the bureau of narcotics and customs agents arrested members of a the illicit liquor traffic, there was girl swam four miles through heavy noted a decrease in the activity of seas to summon aid for her sweetring headed by Jasha Katzenberg, Buchal-te- r, Louis and liquor violators. Dur- heart and two friends who had been Joseph Lvovsky 1933 fiscal the He York. New alias Lepke, at year, 25,884 per- thrown into the ocean when their ing said the ring smuggled drugs from sons were arrested for violation of motor launch capsized. he federal liquor laws againt 29,- Coast guardsmen and life savers Tientsin? China, sufficient to sup rescued, her. companions!?. Rock; ply the needs of 10,000 addicts for a a ..year. Japan Is lilamed. This case was a forceful demonstration of the absence of control over illicit narcotic drugs in the 4 Gallon - |