The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 62, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 14, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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lai-H downed tW "by nightfall, Fuohs
five innninga. in
the Plttab'urg camp. The olub wan- H« naya he gave Wally a
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Dodgera hare reaphM the ultimatum
stagfe In thalr .dealing with Ray
Renge, veteiftn riithj handed .pitchor,
who Ik huUling^rat htr homo h
Huntsville, Tex<js. A telegram ha*
■ been sent to Ben'ge warning him if
he doesn't report by Saturday he'll
hav«! to"/condition himself at his
own expense. L
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ST. PETBR«Bt7RG. Fla. — Don
*' Heltner, rookie second baseumn. of
the New York Yankees, had better
>, make good or else—
"I always told my mother I'd eith-
erbe a baseball player or a bum,"
• Don explains. "Maybe I'll be <*
bum but 1 hopo not."
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Pinky HIr-
is ins, last remaining holdout anionic
the Philadelphia' Athletics, came to
terms with Manager Connie Mack
over a soda fountain.vagreeing to a
16000 contract, This is one-third
more than the Texan got last season.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, — Today
Is the last day of grace for Wally
Bcrgci?, , (he Boston Braves' slugging
outfielder holdout, according to Euiil
handle him 'without
boost over his )SU contract and
threatens he- will cut it down.
FORT MYERS, Fla. "it, From hi#
record so far tills spring training
season, it appear* young Hal Schu-
macher ia going to b« even more af-
fective than he was last year.
The New York Giants' right hand-,
er- has pitched eight innlnga against
the Athletics in two games, allowed:,
alx hits and no runs.
WKOZZA LIAltf
CLEVELAND. — Mrs. Fannie Gul-
kin. 35. and three others Were being
tried for participating In a disturb-
ance at the offices of the county re-
lief administration.
"t,lar!" she shouted whan a. wit-
ness described, her language during
the disturbance. She was cautioned
by tho court.
"I still say he's a liar," she re-
torted.
When the court sentenced her to
ten days for contempt of court, she
fainted.
BIU4NGS, Mont. — The Sperrow
brothers, ranchers, have two new
mouths to feed—b&th of them on
one t'alf, . The new-born calf has
Only one head. But besides the two
mouth, it has two noses and three
New Beauty Aid Increases
Appeal of Feminine Hands
14- (AP)—Two lit-
tle men with big Ideas—the. square?:
Jgwed Benito Mussolini, master of
much a day until Berger report#. <**• dapper "Napoleon of
■■<■*■••*& **> * ^Austria," Englebort Dollfuss —/; eat
down at a pollshpd desk iu the Ve-
ijexia jpalaCe today for the first of;#
series of conferences that may write
hfrtory. ' , '.i-Mit
^A third government leader, Pr«-
•'miler Julius Goemboes, of Hungary,
W S not at the" council table us. the
maetings planned to last through
Thursday began. Previously, it had
been understood the three would
seek in • three-cornered parleys a so-
lution of Austria's and Hungary's
economic and polIticaKills. At the
last niiuute,' it became Xkn6wn 11
Duce would receive the visitors sep-
arately. * .
Regardless of the manner of their
meeting, the three hope before
Thursday night to reach an agree-
ment which, while proving mutually
advantageous Immediately, eventual-
ly may serve the ends of peace and
better times in Europe as a whole.
The three men will be together
only at the brjlliaht social functions
planned — including a dinner tonight
and the opera tomorrow Inght.
In well-informed circles it was
said Mussolini believes that to talk
with Chancellor Dollfuss and Pre-
mier Goemboes separately offers the
best approach to an agreement be-
tween Austria and Hungary, .them-
selves, as well as among Austria,
Hungary andltaty.
Beginning with the long conversa-
tion tlrith Dollfuss. II Duce is be-
lieved tt>- . be moulding discussions
pretty generally around his Danu-
hian plan, promulgated last autumn.
It outlines a course whereby Musso-
lini hopes the difficult economic
situation of countries In,, the Danu-
bian basin may be remedied.
But. forming an undercurrent of
general speculation, is the general
belief that Mussolini hopes as a
prime but little-commented upon con-
sideration to prevent an Austro-Ger-
man union through the agreement
expected to be reached.
In semi-official circles, it has been
said that If Austria and Hungary
can be put on a firm foundation
economically any possible threat of
German domination over central Eu-
rope will thus be effectively, re-
moved.
Leah Ray, sersen and radio star, shown In her boudoir, using a new
oily polish rsmover which prevents brittle nails.
the cause, science Is also ready
with the cure—a naw oily polish
By Leah Ray
r' matters not how well groomed
are a woman's hair, eyes, teeth,
and complexion, it her hands aro
even slightly neglected and reflect
careless attention.' Shapely and
well groomed, they accent her
charm. Unkempt, they destroy her
claim to loveliness. Well trained
hands neither flutter nor fidget.
Whether they gesture or He quietly
•t ease, they are expressive and
grtteebil.
Modern woman has a beauty aid
at her fingertips—she changes gay
nail polishes to suit her mood, cos-
tome and occasion. However, her
nails may be more brittle than they
need to be; hard dry edges some-
time* form around the cuticle..
What la wrong? Can It be the
polishes sh!e| Is using?
No! Science la ready with the
answer. It i la more probably the
polish remover with Its harsh ace-
tone aolvents that Is at the root
of the trouble. 'Having determined
remover that combines solvents per-
fectly with oils. It readily ^re-
moves the deepest shade of polish
and actually works the cuticle Intd"
pliability and leaves nail surfaces
smooth and without brittleness, ac-
-cording to those who have used It.
And very Important, too, It does not
deposit a film of oil on the nail to
dim the lustre of the polish.
There are more reasons than One
why women will want thla first and
only truly oily nail pollah remover
in the field of cosmetics. In addi-
tion/to Its natural merits, the re-
mover comes in a container that
holds 76% more thah did the old
bottle and costs not a penny extra.
Also, Its tendency to evaporate in
the bottle Is decreased by 20%.
This Is an age of color, even in
cosmetics. The delicate lemon tint
is as pleasing as the fragrance of
this latest contribution to feminine
loveliness. —
Police to Escort
Samuel Insull to
Greek ^Frontier
ATHENS, Mar. 14. (AP)—Author-
ities stated officially today that Sam-
uel Insull Sr., Chicago fugitive, will
be escorted by police to the Greek
frontier tomorrow.
.The anuouncement came after the
.former utilities operator had defi-
antly refused to accept an American
consular travel document issued in
Order that be niijilit comply with
the Greek government's orijer that
he leave this country by midnight
tomorrow.
Contrary to the announcement last
night that a Greek officer had been
received and had handed' the travel
form Over to the former Chicagoan.
it Was revealed at the foreign office
that when n functionary, accompan-
ied by u policeman, called on luaull.
he was refused admittance to* the
Inauil apartment.
A foreign office ' spokesman said
the functionary pasted - the paper on
the door.
A rumor that Insull had applied
SCALP IRRITATION
to British authorities for natural!-
zatiori papers t was denied by ttoO
British legation. It was admitted,
however, that such an effort was
made a year ago.
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Accepts Position
With Firm Here
TEXARKANA, Mar. 14. — W. D.
Fleetwood, for five years identified
With the Reverra funerul homo of
this pity, is leaving Sunday for Or-
ange. Texas, where he will take
charge aa manager .'tor the Ortmeyer
funerul home.
Mr. Fleetwood was graduated from
the Dallac; School of Embalming in
1919, and has been actively en-,
gaged in the undertaking and em-,
bulming business ever since.
He is married and has a daughter
12 years of age who will enter the
public schools at Orange., The en-
tire family has been activ« in the
Methodist; church here, and, Mrs,
Fleetwood resigned as secretary of
the' Sunday school in view of moving
front the city. Mr. Fleetwood ia a
member of several fraternal organi-
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McBeath, J. S. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 62, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 14, 1934, newspaper, March 14, 1934; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289619/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.