Show Monday Morning- - -- 4000 at Qucntin Hear First of Nightly Programs -- Offers WILLJAMSTOWN 24 Johns-Manvil- le Steamer Officer Loses Life in Fall '' Needs Some Helpl ( J jj ITS TRUE Workers Going Into the New Small Arms Plant May Cause a Widespread Shortage o£ Help in Many Lines but Regardless of Type of Worker Skilled or Unskilled 6000 A TRIBUNE-TELEGRA- M Help Wanted fld Will f ' ' ifi Refill Any Vacancy V ITS QUIGJC AND Aug EASY TOO wmm P SU 3-15- 11 A Courteous Ad Clerk W" Help You Write a Bringing Ad HHp Ads Tlaeed Before Noen Bring Help the Same Day 5 U S Evicts Missouri Families Fails Debut JOPLIN Mo Aug 24 (CTPS)— One hundred sixty-fou- r families 24 CSV— Forsyth county deputies who live on 810Q acres of imare ready to take issue with the proved land near here are being saving 'There's nothing new un- evicted by the government to provide a site for a 20 million jdollar der the sun" At least it was new to them end army cantonment They are being! evicted imder they've been raiding still for a mighty long time It waa about condemnation proceedings heard 200 gallons of tomato beer mash by Federal Judge Merrill E Otis —destined to become tomato of Kansas City United States dep- Values ranging from $250 to an acre for the land were set by federal appraisers in the condemnation suit Many of the farmers affected said the values established are only half the actual value of the land — in some cases not sufficient to pay off existing mortgages — and others said they do not even know what value brandy (until they poured it into uty marshals are serving notices the government has placed on their homes a creek) for the farmers to evacuate' as of become and peace peoples in of Converse and New York William A Dillon of Ithaca N Y composer of "Me and My Uncle Sam" the first prize winner will present the songs to Mrs Roosevelt in person What she is expected to do with the songs was not WINSTON-SALE- M C N Aug $30 -- : : made clear Williams college ' EPSOM ican republic and suggested seven ways ta help create such new activity inj the nation Opening the 1941 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations at GALTG 5p Dewey in a pre- pared address prefaced his seven-poiplan with the assertion that the purposes of a free people were more complex than merely industrial anl scientific advances Views Expressed "We ire concerned equally with the cultural and spiritual freedoms which tie totalitarian deny" he said "We af even more concerned with the science of representative government with the dignity of the Individual and with the art "of living together in mutual respect" Dewey's plan: "1 I: should like to see every American live his daily life alert lo the fact that our fundamental freedoms cannot be taken for The great danger we granted face is that we become too complacent and smug "2 I should like to see rebirth of the American system of checks and balances in government Our government was devised for the protection of minorities and to prevent Jne destruction of liberties or rights by temporary majorities To preserve these guarantees of freedom we muat trhgthen the quality and independence of each of the three separate branches of government "3 I should like to see the day when mj?n of ability and experience are expected as a matter of duty tot entef actively in public Ve cannot afford Incomlife petence n any branch "4 I should like to see governmental administration become a principle subject of education In our high schools colleges and universities If government will do its part by appointing trained men and worsen from such Institutions business! labor and agriculture will end their best men for training Right t Bargain "5 I should like to see all management finally recognize the self- evident truth that free men have a right- to bargain collectively through agents of their own choosing Labor and management may well novji turn their attention to a study pt the problems of each other I "6 rihould like to see the day when religion reassert Its leadership as a living force in the moral values of the nation "7 I should like to see the day when every citizen regards himself as part of the nation Itself and not as a part of any pressure group There is no special srouo which ff n survive at the expense oi n community" KEEPS PICNIC nt : DRINKS COLD t KREML HAIR TONIC CiXt e Persons as Bus Elm-hur- cupants jof the same automobile were killed Saturday night In a head-o- n collision on U S 23 six miles north' of here The collision occurred on the crest of a hill Five 6) the victims were killed Instantly: and the other two died Sunday In Alpena general hospital The dead 21 Oscoda Floyd Gallagher alone In one car Melvin'Erstad 18 Hubbard Lake driver of the other car ArthurjErtger 20 Hubbard Lake Lloyd Larson 19 Hubbard Lake Gerilyri Wilson 19 Detroit Arthur' Hanna 19 Spruce Jeanne Eno 19 Hubbard Lake : — m I I 50c SHAVING CREAM RatTll I cunt corio MStM bAt e I BUTTERSCOTCH Ripplt let Cream e Wtrr—' SOCIETY— BOX OF 500 DAYEIl ACPIRIN LIKE NEW! 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But 3)9oc ZIPPER BAG 1 II I SAG-FRC- lined! 1 Hcfand pltnty films! 07 r accuracyl PU Action Tablet OQe For Headaches Acid Indigestion Mornine After OYERXISNT 119 CASE GRADUATES I I I Km Alto 23c10'A 39c 14-U1C- Sti 7' 2 AGFA NO 125 DEVELOPER - cm I 1 it) MILK of rra-feiS- I rig I "AGFA'S C0rt?LETE DARKROOM OUTFIT Evtrythint diYtlopint i I tHKom - jjr-SzZ- NEW YORK Aug 24 P— Floyd Neale 54 commentator on a music series broadcast nationally by the Mutual Broadcasting system was found dead in his hotel room Sunday apparently of a cerebral hem- riT Sex5? VVS ft a a nrxn Music Commentator Dies ¥EE¥C3 QQe all-me- tal J st HARRISVILLE Mlchi Aug 24 iJP — Sevln persons all but one oc- 2 II Ff iutas Lena Ruder 54 of 1335 St John's place Brooklyn fair chest injuries Mri Elsie Makarlck 26 of 2257 Niaety-sevent- h stfeet N fair chest Injuries and possible fractured ribs an unidentified man' critical condition severe burns Msg I C3 Inrtu (Continued From Page One) Hackensack hospital on of whom was so severely burned that he was notvexpected to live and five others were discharged after treatment iai cuts and bruises Mrs Nora Lasperches 53 of 4533 Third avenue Bronx N Y was in fair condition suffering a possible fracture of the spine Mrs Gallon jug— with birch bark finished case f hlillE--CflfinmiDnn!TY UUUMi — I UUUU Qni UHk I Monday Tntday and Wednesday 60 Crookes lenses orrhaged Dial Xugtut 25 1941 District Attorney Thomas Dmasnes Confidentially ' IE"V— Mass E Dewey of New York called Sunday night for a revitalized Amer- Death Claims Widow of Asbestos King - nt Create New Activity had their ear to the radio It was the start of the big broadcast in the prison — a broadcast of four hours a night seven days a week bought and paid for out of the prisoners' own library fund For two months workmen hired by the prisoners at a' contract price of $8000 have been installing earphones in each cell putting a microphone in the warden's home and placing three loud speakers in condemned row for the benefit of 1 the 16 doomed men there May Broadcast Too And AO days from now If the atata prison board gives the word its meeting Friday the convicts will start a regular broadNEW YORK Aug 24 IAVMr cast of their own to the outside Clara Coleman Manville Valerie world over a national radio 75 of Thomas Franklyp widow hook-u- p Manville former of Warden Clinton all It's president of part reT- Duffy's plan to substitute Inc died Sunday habilitation for punishjment in- in Doctor's hospital after failing terest for monotony It started when he first became to rally from a recent abdominal warden and "Siberia" and "the operation At her bedside were her children spot" were abolished as correctional instruments "Siberia" was Mrs Lorraine Manville Dressef- the isolated dungeon where men Huys and Thomas F (Tommy! were put in solitary confinement Manville Jr the asbestos heir and for serious infractions of prison her brother Harrison H Coleman rules "The spot" was where they A native of Milwaukee Wis were made to stand motionless Mrs Manville was the daughter for lesser violations of William Werner Coleman a prominent Wisconsin newspaper Interests Needed man She married Manville son "Men need an interest in life" of the founder of the asbestos firm TVuify said then "They've got to in Milwaukee in 1893 They were corne to life have something divorced in 1909 to do" Active In society and a con So working with the prison tributor to many charities Mrs board he's been giving it to them Manville collected fine porcelains There's the debating and rare birds in many European gradually team which meets college stars visits She wa well acquainted within prison walls There's the with political leaders in Berlin new law the warden worked for Paris and London It s effective in September PrisShe lived alone with her birds oners will be allowed to sell and other pets in 'a luxurious Savoy handicraft Plaza suite She was a noted dog Now there's the radio fancier and a visitor to her apart ment once counted 21 purebred dogs there mostly Pomeranian j The dogs had a private veterinarian and individual homes in a section of the hotel suite When one of the dogs developed a cold a chauffeur drove him to the West 24 Ore PORTLAND (?) Aug — Frederick N Nielsen 70 17 St Chester Country club for the fresh ' f and sun Charles street Alameda Cal airFuneral services will be held econd assistant engineer of the lumber steamer Stan wood was Tuesday killed in a fall from the ship Sunday night Texa Financier Dies Witnesses saki he struck his head against the gangplank and KANSAS CITY Mo Aug 24 Houston apparently was dead before he (UP) — J W West reached the water The body was Texas financier died In a hos? recovered from the Willamette pital here Sunday of a heart attack river within a few minutes following a minor operation it Seven-Poi- Program to Help FIELD HEADQUARTERS Praa-co- tt Ark Aug 24 — The great bulk of the 75000 soldiers engaged in Second army maneuvers In this steaming hot area of southwestern Arkansas are being forced to go without protection against malarial fever because of a mistake In the shipment of $75000 worth of an antlmalaria drug Intended for their use it was revealed Sunday At present only a small supply of the malaria antidote — atabrlne a drug with properties similar to quinine — la on hand at army headquarters and service units who arrived here before the main body of troops Also scores of high officers attached to the Second army as umpires or observers are receiving It SAN QUENTIN Cal Aug 24 ITi — Bedtime was a half hour later than ever before at San Quentirt Sunday night for 4000 convicts -- Roosevelty York Times By WASHINGTON Aug 24 — nation-wid- e songs song sponsored by division of to Defend America by Aiding the Allies will be presented to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt at the White House The purpose of the contest was described as being that of encouraging the writing of "songs embodying an immediate j Tribune Leaned Wire ARMY Tribune- - Dewey Urges Prize Songs Go to Mrs New challenge to the United States Revitalized democracy and an The the arsenal a leader among to appeal war free U S Republic winningcontest In a the Backus Mrs Dana contest chairman woman's the Committee Radio Delays Army Faces Bedtime in Malaria Coast Prison In Arkansas SECOND Salt £ak ?TI) Nasal JELLY 65c ASTHMADOR Kaller't Epbedriss Solullca r 58c FELSOL POWDERS Dox oi i& 35c PACE'S INHALERS - MiieTirrir'nrcpiDJaTOR I SPLASHER If is P0YVDEIT a At Lady Esther Face Powder six 57c yjc 4 I Wmttm' UAYtO-VA- — V C FLASIILICIIT BATTERIES taah'tfoot f waratt4 tot t asmyour HeeMlfM 4TefC ftlJ |