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July
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
HARD
WORDS
DRAMA
IS
:
.
YESTERDAY:
TODAY:
CELL-MATES
FOR
WOMEN
POWERFUL
SCHOOL-MATES
Jergens
Crime
Sehoor
Is
Tratsre
Offering
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Hnd
At
Capitol
Theatre
Fr
iUiHe
I
Can't
See
Why
They
Take
Jobs
Of
Week
1
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Milled
Bath
Soap
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WALKER
,
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SWINGS
and
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CITY.
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mtprpsfino
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when
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the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
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NE7T
YORK.
July
27:
CP)
-irmiam
ilcChesney
Martin
jr,
31-year
old
president
of
the
Nera
York
Stock
Exchange
and
a
-regretful"
bachelor,
sat
don
in
hU
guarded
air-conditioned
office
hunched
his
knees
against
the
desk
and
confessed
to
a
weakness
io'
the
simple
life.
First
paid
preside
.S
of
the
Exchange,
be
gets
J43XO0
a
year
for
it.
"I
harent
any
expensiTe
habits,"
he
said.
(He
neither
smokes
not
drinks;
doesnt
keep
a
car
In
Ne
York).
"I
Hke
to
go
to
the
theatr
but
I
go
by
myself
and
usually
sit
in
the
balcony.
I
used
to
play
tennis
three
or
four
times
a
week
at
Forest
Hills.
Lately
Tre
been
tci
bUST."
Rich
girls
disturb
him.
"Barbara
Hutton."
he
says,'
"has
done
more
to
destroy
American
capitalism
than
any
other
indiTiduaL"
That"
pretty
heated
for
anyone
as
gentle
as
Mr.
Martin.
He
gets
cross,
too
about
rich
girls
who
take
Jobs
sc
they
can
say
they're
earning
money.
A
fiend
for
work,
Mr.
Martin
doesn't
act
like
a
go-getter.
He
mores
slowly,
speaks
slowly,
smiles
often
but
slowly.
His
clothes
arc
commonplace.
Social
life
doesnt
interest
him
but
he's
being
asked
I
around
quite
a
bit,
now
that
he's
in
the
limelight.
He
says
he
woukl
like
to
trarel
erery
day
of
his
life
Dance
Wore
Him
Down
Last
March
be
went
on
a
Mediterranean
cruise.
He
had
been
putting
InzO-hour
work
days
helping
draft
the
Exchange's
new
constitu
tion,
he
said,
so.
after
it
was
over
he
went
aboard
ship
and
spent
tre
first
three
days
sleeping.
"I
didnt
speak
to
anybody
foi
seren
days."
he
reflected.
"I
ate
at
a
table
by
myself.
I
was
prett
sick
of
talking
to
people
by
then
One
night
toward
the
end
of
thi
cruise.
I
asked
a
girl
to
dance
I
then
couldn't
get
away
until
1:30
I
was
completely
worn
out."
It
was
bis
second
trjp
abroad.
In
1927
alter
his
Junior
year
at
Yale,
h
went
on
a
European
tour.
-mt.
iiarun
nas
never
come
to
consider
New
York
home,
though
hes
been
here
seven
years
now
ever
since
he
purchased
a
membership
in'
the
Stock
Exchange.
He
lives
at
the
Yale
Club,
because
re
ilikes
to
think
he's
here
only
tern-
'nnnrllv
Ct
T
C.
V.
I
-
V.
1
t
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uk
ufuu
jo
uia
iiuuic
uui
he
doesn't
get
there
more
than
once
a
month.
The
son
of
well-to-do
parents
-his
father
is
president
of
the
Federal
Reserve
Bank
of
St.
Louis-Mr.
Martin
says
he
gives,
most
of
his
money
away.
He
gets
annoyed
with
people
who
accuse
him
of
straddling
the
fence
Though
he
tries
t6
be
unemotional
in
his
analysis
of
economic
trend
he
says
that
doesn't
prevent
him
from
having
convictions
of
his
own;
Only
half
the
age
of
most
of
Martin
is
in
office
board
wants
me."
ft
in
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Sometimes
amasing
and
sometimes
tragic
but
always
exciting.
"Crime
School.-
oprataS
at
th-Ca
ratal
Theatre
tonight
as
the
nid
-
week
feature
presraUttoc.
ton
tains
an
indfcUaent
of
brutal
ootrided
methods
in
dealing
with
juvenile
crime.
The
story
is
that
of
the
determined
fight
of
an
idealistic
jrrans
official
to
introduce
his
ideas
Into
a
reformatory
of
the
old
type.
Six
boys
are
the
storm
centre
around
which
the
fight
rages.
Humphrey
Bogart.
playing
ris
.first
hero
ro5-?
is
the
idealistic
commissioner,
do-in;
his
part
with
sympathetic
understanding,
rigor
and
aggressiveness.
Remarkably
true
to
life
performances
are
said
to
be
given
by
the
six
boys
who
are
the
same
boys
who
became
famous
in
both
stage
and
screen
versions
of
"Dead
End."
Bobby
Jordan
is
the
leader
of
these
boys.
The
romantic
interest
Is
provided
by
Gale
Page,
a
beautiful
newcomer
to
the
screen
from
radio.
Kuffaws.
Harmless!'
ESCAPE
By
a
Traveller
Who
Ran
Into
a
Nest
of
Snakes
and
Fled
"
I
started
early
about
four
In
the
morning
and
climbed
steadily
higher
up
the
mountains.
Just
out
of"
Yale.
"About
nine
o'clock
I
had
reached
the
pass
between
two
peaks
so
decided
to
lie
down
and
rest
through
the
hottest
hours
of
the
day
for
I
was
about
half-way
to
my
destination.
I
must
have
dozed
off
then.
Awakening
with
a
start,
I
found
that
the
blazing
sun
was
hlsh
overhead
and
the
mountain
air
moUonless
in
the
noonday
heat
Just
a
few
feet
away
from
me
there
was
a
languid
movement
a
snake
huge
reptile,
coiled
lazily
on
the
rock,
sunning
itself!
There
was
another
and
another
a
dozen
of
them!
And
on
'
tthe
ledge
above
me
lay
another
of
the
slinky
fellows,
eyeing
me
in
silence.
One
more
slithered
out
and
coiled
up
In
the
sunshine
nearby.
"I
looked
wildly
about
for
an
av
enue
of
escape
but
a
huee
rentile
made
desultory
movements
alorg
the
trail
which
I
had
climbed.
There
was
Just
one
way
out
a
long
sheer
drop
to
a
switch-back
belcw
Desperately
I
Jumped
and
landed
on
a
pile
of
small
rocks.
The
miracle
was
that
I
didn't
break
both
legs.
The
hard
landing
-had
shaken
me
up
quite
a
bit
but
I
ran
wildlv
down
the
crude
trail,
stumbling
at
times,
picking
myself
un
and
rac
ing
on.
It
was
three
miles
to
an
isola-
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
ex-
was
doubled
over.
he
spluttered,
between
'why
them's
bull
snakes.
And
did
I
feel
silly!"
Anna
May
Ullman,
.Hazelton.
j
Charges
against
the
Atlln
Flsh-erles
and
John
Haldane
of
having
!fiockeye
salmon
in
possession
illegally
before
the
opening
of
the
season
were
both
dismissed
by
Magis-,
trate
McClymont.
W.
O.
Fullton
acted
as
counsel
foe.
the
fisheries
department
while
T.
W.
Brown
appeared
for
the
defendants.
Union
steamer-
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
having
been
delayed
with
heavy
freights
at
way-points,
returned
at
0:50
last
night
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
an
hour
or
so
later
for
Vancouver
and
way-ports.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
James
Watt,
arrived
in
port
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
1
o'clock
thLi
afternoon
lor
Skagway
.and
other
L
mOT
its
a
CRIME
i
kids
tat
knunr
Prt
seirtetf
by
WAftHtR
BROS,
SUrrint
SEE
the
gutter
gang
of
"Dead
End"
rise
to
new
heights
to
break
a
vicious
system
that
couldn't
break
them!
.
.
,
THE'DEAD
END
KIDS
HUMPHREY
BOGART
BILLY
HALOP
BOBBY
JORDAN
LEO
CORCEY
CABRIELDELL-KUNTZ
HALL-BERNARD
PUNSLEY
Sow
Pity
by
Cru
Wilbur
sad
Yinccat
Sbcrmta
,000
pounds.
8c
and
7Vjc;
Alter..
40.000
pounds.
McCallum,
8tc
and
7ic;
Eeagle,
40.000.
Sebastian.
8'c
and
74c;
Bernice.
18,000,
Whiz,
88c
and
7c;
Wireless,
16,000.
Booth,
8c
and
7c;
Irene
J..
16,-500,
Ripley.
8c
and
7c.
Red
and
ling
cod
sold
for
3c.
Capt.
Charles
Ness
has
relinquished
command
of
the
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Venture,
to
'Capt.
L.
R.
Metz,
Capt.
Ness,
who
was
married
in
June,
Is
to
take
a
honeymoon
trip.
The
power
yacht
Merrily
of
Seat
tie.
In
the
course
of
a
cruise
to
Alaska
with
Arthur
H.
Kinnan,
its
owner,
and
party
0f
four
on
board
was
an
overnight
visitor
to
rwrt
ted
prospector's
cabin
which
I
had
i
arrivinS
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
past
leaders
of
the
Exchange
jnassed
on
my
way
up
but
I
ran!the
50111,1
and
Proceeding
this
as
long
as
the.
aU
the
way.
Not
walUng
to
knock
I
burst
In
'Snakes!
M
gasped
to
.the
old
man.
'Hundreds
of
snakrs
I
up
on
the
mountain.
I
jumped
over
a
cliff
and.'
"
I
"He
looked
at
the
terrified
morning
to
Ketchikan.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Loulv
Capt.
S.
K.
Oray,
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
with
a
capacity
list
of
passengers.
Is
due
.pression
on
my
face
and
laughed
from
the
north
at
3:30
this
after-
I
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The
Dally
New
ijis
an
audited
,
circulation.
Play
safe
I
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bide.
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Ai
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DArr
Frtm
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Sott
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CrtM
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Fnt
NtbMu
Pictar
ALSO
COMEDY
AND
REVIEW
Note
This
Picture
Not
Suitable
For
Nervous
or
Very
Young
Children
Alaska
points
whence
she
will
re-.
turn
here
next
Monday
southbound.
The
vessel
had
a
capacity
.list
of
tourist
passengers.
I
Six
halibut
vessels
sold
catches
totalling
170,000
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows:
Columbia,
39.-
Tonight
and
Thursday
At
7:33
and
9:33
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
6
ODD
DRESSERS
Walnut
finish,
priced
at
Phone
775
$16-50
and
S18-50
317
THIRD
AVEXH
"REGENT"
STAINLESS
ENAMELWARE
Modern
In
Appearance
Easy
to
Clean
Color
Combinations
to
Match
Your
Kitchen
Ivory
Trimmed
with
Blue,
Black
or
Red.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
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McBKIDE
ST.
IX
HIE
SLTRKMi:
t'Ot'KT
OK
UR1TISII
COLUMBIA
IN'
ritOHATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Art"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Entate
of
James
Larvn,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Hcrar,
w.
E,
Flaher
mnd
on
the
1Tth
(lay
of
June.
A.
D.
1938,
I
was
appointed
AdmLnWratrlx
of
the
eUt
of
James
Irtcn,
dooeaaed.
and
all
parties
harlni
cUtaa
agalnat
the
mid
ortftte
r
here
.
cy
required
u
fumtahi
Bame,
properly
terlXiod,
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
toy
of
Augu.
A.
D.
1938.
and
all
par-
.
-
mmie
are
irquirea
Jo
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
1?8ATID
tb
01
JU1
D'
ANNA
MARIE
BENSON
Admlatotrairix
of
Entte
of
I
Jama
Vuaea.
Deccofced,
Ocean
taUi,
B.C.
'
ix
tiii:
hi
1'itt.MK
rot
kt
or
niun
H
Ol.l.MIIIA
IX
l'KOI(.TK
m
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AdmlnWr"0"
Art-
In
the
Matter
of
'the
ltate
of
Mrtl11
Conway,
Itere.ed
...
TAKE
NOTICE
that
LnUera
of
"
mtntetraUon
of
the
Estate
of
M,rS
Cwway.
Deceased,
lat
of
BkJM!T'
the
Territory
of
AUmka.
United
S-r
of
America,
who
died
at
Ska-'..
"ka,
on
the
Uth.
day
of
Januajr
.
...
.
.
uiiravii-
tt
iflxura
to
mn
out
on
m
"-r
.ta
Court
of
British
Oolumhia
on
l"ttnt
day
of
July
1938.
All
per
Claims
against
the
Mild
IM1
w-rif
quired
to
pmmt
them
to
me
ymtlni
on
or
before
the
31st
,
li
Aujruift.
1038.
and
all
prrn
WW
to
the
said
lUto
are
hereby
WX's
to
nd
tn
the
amotm
of
their
ina
ednetts
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Ruprrt,
D-
L
Jth
day
of
July,
19.18.
H'F.
OLASSE?.
ornoua.
Adoui)""1.01