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THE SALISBURY TIMES, SALISBURY. MD- FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST i. 1910 PACE TWO Eastern Shore Sketches Federal grand jury investigates delay Hitler Carries Out Conquest Plan on Schedule IN PREPAREDNESS CAUSED BY MONOPOLIES MARKET B3EIPOD2TS NORWAY euter by 194 I 111 1 I Involved are patent arrangement said to bind American 0 war material producer that "bottleneck" has resulted in the DENMARK, BELGIUM, NETHERLANDS Scheduled: Sormr. 191 I SWEDEN, ESTONIA, I I LATVIA, LITHUANIA Baltimore. Aug.

9 (AP) Produce: Apples: New dull? Va. bo. bas. transparent U.S. Is 2 4 inch minimum 65-T5c; 2 in- nation's armament program.

IiixeVs declined to name the in ssss-1 Lfi.ji.irft I I Xew York, Aug. 9 (AP) A federal, grand jury delved deeper today into allegedly monopolistic practice that may stymie the United State preparedness pro-tram. At least ten major industries, "come reported to have binding patent agreements with German firm; including the large Kurpp steel works, have been under examination for nearly a month, Samuel Iseeks, Special Assistant Attorney General, disclosed. dus tries under investigation bat a letter on file in federal court listed producers of machine tools, glass, chemials, foundry supplies, textiles miniraum 40-C0c; smaller 15-25c; Duchess VS. Is 2 inch minimum 2S-50c; few higher; Williams Reds U.S.

Is 2V4 in. minimum BRITISH ISLES Scheduled: by 1948 and fabrics, metal and metal alloy 2 inch minimum 25-50c; summer CVTA lrfr A Qi6'' 'OLAND I fabrication and road building sup rambos U.S. Is 2Mi inch minimum plies, elastics and petroleum. 1.00-15c. Thurman Arnold, head of the Potatoes: Weak.

Truck 100 lb. sacks cobblers U.S. Is N. J. Pa.

S0-95c; E. Sh. Md. 85-85c. Del.

85-95c, NORTH FRANCE Scheduled: Serine-. 1941 REPORT OF CHARLES W. BENNETT, TREASURER FOR WICOMICO COUNTY TO BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, FOR Tlf MONTH OF JULY, 1910 Sweat Potatoes: Firm: N. C. bo.

bas. goldens U.S. Is mostly Jersey type U. S. Is Ga.

bu. bas. Jersey Tit rTP-Sr' jyRUMANIA, BULGARIA A VfT Tl HI i It rviffl Scneduled: Fall, 1940 Ixl KfrWBl Both now turnm, Mul Kl N. W. SPAIN, PORTUGAL Scheduled: by 1948 Amount on hand July 1st, 1910 6,927.88 Tm froing to see if Mm.

Maude Toulson, the Postmaster, -can't do 4 gomethiny about the three cent, stamps. None of them harmonize typeU.S. Is Ga. bu. bas.

Jersey type U.S. Is 40-50c. Ala bu, bas. U. S.

Is triumphs Total Interest Poultry: Firm. Chickens: Rocks of: Year Taxes 1935 12R.M ,1938 2,240.23 1,116.68 Yllftnci AVIi 18-20c: Crosses 18-19c; Reds 17 Scheduled: Spring, 1940 37.11 50S.89 187.72 263.02 165.91 2,719.11 1 .301.10 2,721.39 ENGLAND AND AFRICAN EMPIRE RAIDED; BOTH Only mitt to tar 19c; Leghorns 15-17c. Fowl: Rocks 2,439.57 mi III IliK TrH 17-18c; mixed colors 16-1 7c; Leg horns 1214c, Roosters: Mixed 6,026.46 298.59 TURKEY 1939 25,194.70 colors 10-12c: Lee-horns 7-10c SIDES CLAIM VICTORY Scheduled: by 1948 Ducks: Young Pekins, 5 lbs and 2l.a62.97 Disc 631.73 21,562.97 (Continued from Page 1) mar sf over 13-14c. Philadelphia, Aug. (AP) $37,832.09 CZECHOSLOVAKIA HI1MAABV S.

FRANClT Ml AUSTRIA UH Scheduled: Fell, -MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE: The Ministry of Information $. SPAIN ISXl Schooled: Spring. 1938 fcSNf" Scheduled: Spring, 1939 Hn been dependent tate since that date Its Hly. by 1948 IPvNPTWTTT.r-,T ervN.1 warning to the public to "stay pat capped a five-day. campaign de signed to prepare Britons for mass Eggs: firm.

3,703 cases. Extras whites 25-31 'Ac; extras, browns 24 -28c; U. S. standards numbers 1 and 2, 20H-23c; U.S. standards, numbers 3 and 4, 18-18'ic; trades, 18-17Hc; mediums, extras or be aerial bombardment, if not actual invasion.

Map thows bow Hitler's 10-year-plan of European conquest, announced in a propaganda postcard early in 1938, is working out on schedule. Dates predicted for completion ol conquest in each European tuition and time of actual occupation by Nazis art shown. The government is represented an unntdnt irifh tha Knirv'e roARA- ter, whites 21-25c; mediums, stand ards. Kayy is defeated, picture Sailors os leave is shows" an Francisco, Aug. APj The odds are A million to the lusty "Sailors Floozies," will never beVeproduced on recruiting posters, hut that isn't going to keep It from the public gaze.

Cadmus- sexy portrayal. of sailors and their gals on the loose was abruptly yanked out. of the Treasure Island palace of fine arts this Week as a horrendous Insult to the Navy. ix-m Nowi after thejmwers-that be reversed their decision as to its propriety, it has been re-hung iJ ihe, exhibit j- Dr. Walter Iteil, Head of the pal-ae of.

fine. arts painting division, regarded "Sailors and Floozies" as objectionable so he ordered it taken down. His action was countermand! yesterday by, Timothy L. Pflueger, director of. the fine arts and the painting was brought out of a back room and re-hung.

Department of Justice's anti-trust RETIRED ARMY MASTER SERGEANT, LIVING AT Live Poultry Fowls, Plymouth les patrol, Koyal Air force lorays over the continental coastline And division, asserted in Washington Rocks, fancy, 16-1 7c; nearby 17 that the monopolistic pratices aim the Army's "stand at the dan NANTICOKE, BACKS CONSCRIPTION, BIG NAYY mixed olors 17-18c; nearby ed originally at keeping prices up bat now were interfering with defense measures. A. A. Albright of Xanticoke, re gerous hours of dawn to dusk. The fighting services are secure against surprise, it is held.

Today's Pamphlet, which spoiled household's breakfast. observations as a retired officer have made strong Mr. Albright's "The United States," Arnold 17-18cf Leghorns, fancy 13-14Hc; old roosters, ll-12c; pullets, 14-16c; roasting chickens, fancy 20c; springers, 17-20c; Leghorn broilers, 16-lSc; turkeys, nominal. Dressed Poultry: Fowls, lG'i- said, "is facing the same situation tired master sergeant, has no ax to grind. He simply wants to keep on with the of American belief in a defense army and mod' England faced a startling inade brisklv told the average Briton em and adequate military equipment to keep the air and both quacy of production." ism that were his grandfather in i that it contained "not simply, tdt 21c; iced chickens, 19 -26 He; old One of the most important phases coasts safe at an instant's notice.

1812 and hopes the villagers who of the inquiry is the production of vice, bvit rather "an oraer irom the government." have termed him "foreigner" and He pointed out the danger that magnesium, a metal one third light realize as much. "If vnu do not stav out VOU will er tha aluminum and which in al Compulsory military training is Dance Hall permits 30.00 Franchise tax June, 1940 62.75 Fines, Peoples Court, June, 1910 316.83 J. Vm. Slemons, Clerk Court. Fines, Apr.

1 to 630 40 599.55 Fines, Sheriff, 620 to 71040 30.19 Claims for persons responsible for forest fires, May. June, 1910 13.50 Share of State Income Tas to 710 '40 6,417.88 Rent election house No. 9, June, 1910 15.W) State of Md. Motor Vehicle Fines, June, 1910 166.00 Wicomico Liquor Control Board 3,000.00 Treasurer's fees tax sales 2.00 Payable 15,000.00 RECOVERED EXPENDITURES County Maps 2.00 Hospitalization 9.00 Maintenance of patients in Eastern Shore State Hospital 90.00 Advertising charges, property of J. Walter and A pnes Jackson 3.00 Tas Sale, property of Sarah Quinton I Advertising: charges 7.00 Attorney fees 15.00 Clerk of Court 5.00 Auctioneer .50 loys is understood to have enabled roosters, 12H-15c.

New York. August 9 (AP) Eggs: Receipts, 14.544 cases firm. Mixed colors fancy to extra fancy, 194-23c; extras 19c; mediums 14 14c; dirties No. 1, 14c; average checks, 13c. his hearty conviction as an army stand a very good chance of being killed," it continued.

Refugees, it km id. would be machine-trunned by the Germans to reduce plane man who has kept his ideas on home defense up-to-date during twelve weights 20 per cent. might result if the nation should be attacked from the east and west coasts simultaneously and also what might happen if there should be an attack on either coast after the Panama canal had been put out of commission by an enemy. Ho is enthusiastic about the part the navy should play in defense 23,633.72 German planes and "tdrned off the The investigators are seeking years of retirement. oads by British troops." Ventral military observers in He's a tar heel born and tar to learn why American of magnesium, comprising 2 to 3 Whites resale of premium marks, Tj.ndnn KnerilatfH that the start of 284-S0c; nearby and mid-Western per cent of the earth's surface, was only 2,186 tons in 1938.

come out to PIhU k'nd bhiCE il FREE! PRINCESS A'NNE ROAD 5IOORE'3 CORNER heel bred, but now he and his family are Eastern Shoremen. He and Mrs. Albright, parents of a family of seven, moved to Nanti-coke twelve years ago because the end hopes for the time that a two ocean navy could be brought about premium marks 2514-28c; specials, 23-24c; standards, 17-18c; resales of exchange to fancy heavier mediums, 21 -25c; specials, 28-28c; the Italian campaign against Britain in Africa might be the opening gun of a campaign in which Britain would be attacked at home and abroad. for the country. COLORED ELKS LODGE standards, 24 -27c.

Browns BRITISH TOLD TO STAY IS ORGANIZED HERE Thpv aereed however, nearby and mid-Western, fancy to climate was prescribed for a daughter threatened with serious infantile paralysis. At ii, and seeming 10 years extra fancy, 22-26V2C; specials, standards, medi that invasion of Britain would be attempted only after a week or ten HOME DURING ATTACK i tiajx -u it mil ar i On Thursday night, a group of younger, Mr. Albright represents ums, 20VS-21C. Duck eggs, lb-lHc. days of protracted bombing, ine Germans, they declare, are saving (Continued from Page 1) seek shelter and stay there" to keep from being killed in air raids.

colored Elks from Cambridge, representing the Colored Grand Lodge of Elks of The World, initiated slx'y members and installed officers for a new colored Elks Lodtre to Be Known as Queen City of Salisbury Lodge No. 1051 1. B. P. O.

Elks of the World. 131.50 63,617.31 Ten scattered German radio sta a family with at least four generations of soldiers. His ancestors left Austria during the Thirty Years' War, 1608-1638 and came to America. He followed in the footsteps of Joseph Albright, his grandfather who served dtrrintr 1812; his fa.th.er, John E. Albright, Civil War confederate; and now his son, Alfred Albright, is a ser their air strength for such an attack, which they hold explains the comparative lightness of air attacks on land objectives in past weeks.

The British announced last flight the British liner Kemmen-dine was 21 days overdue and must be presumed lost. Twn T-nndon newspapers criti tions went off the air and British interpreted this as an indication $70,545.19 that the Royal Air Force was hit- DISTRIBUTION: ting back with the widest-spread bombing yet attempted against the TONlGHT-SATtllDAY HE RIDES! "i HE kE BOB STEELE YOUR FAVORITE COWBOY horse iVALLEY" Nazis. cized the government's offer of self- -i Live Poultry: by freight, Weak. Broilers Rocks Leghorns, 14c. Fowls Colored Leghorns, 14c.

Old roos-ters, 12c. By express, steady. Chickens, Reds, 17c. Broilers Rocks 21c; crosses, colored 16c; Reds, 17c; Leghorns, 18c. Fowls colored, Southern, Leghorns, nearly, 16c.

Old roosters 12c. Ducks, 12c. New York. Aug. 9 (AP) Selected stocks, with steels in front, pulled out of the rut in today's Market and retrieved fractions to a point or so of recent lasses.

Volume and were best the start. Gains were reduced near the final hour and activity dwindled. Transfers were at the rate of approximately 300,000 Indian nationalist leaders voiced geant in the aircraft warning" signal stationed at Ft. Monmouth, N. J.

1 During a visit last month' to no immediate reaction to Britain's proposal of possible independence Stockesdalc, N. at the home of t)r. A. D. Browne is the Exalted Ruler, other associate officers are James Stewart, Andrew Der-ditt, Pant Exalted Rulers, with ther ofifcers including Prof.

C. ti. Chipman, Herman Dennis, Marvel Gale, Grant Miles, Douglass Jolly, Felbert Lemons, John Bus Horsey and others. The membership has selected, the conservative young colored working men, and includes most of the colored male teachers in the local colored High and Elementary schools of the county. Dr.

Browne says that he will unite the colored American Legion Post, of which he is Post Commander with his Elks organization in a movement to purchase a suitable home and civic center which will also serve to house the colored his brother, the Rev. W. T. Albright, he told a newspaper interviewer that fifth columnists should be rounded up and kept where they won't harm themselves and others. Thirty years in the army service which included foreign service in the Philippines and World War service at St.

Ethan Allen, Vt and government to India alter tne war, an offer coupled with a plea for fall cooperation in the war against Germany and Italy. The Laborite Daily Herald said the offer did not go far enough, and suggested it be made a basis for negotiation for a settlement to get India to throw her full weight into the war. The Liberal News Chronicle took a similar view. PHILADELPHIA GETS STAMP FOOD PLAN Ahff. 9 (API shares.

The Free British Pound cutting in half yesterday's 4 cent drop, NOW MAT. SATURDAY for India at the end of th war in a bid for war-help. Premier Ion Gigurtu of Rumania announced that his government must comply with Adolf Hitler's orders to give up some territory to Bulgaria and Hungary, but never will yield the 75 per cent of Transylvania that Hungary has asked. To solve the Transylvania issue, he proposed that vast transfers of peoples be mado for "definite separation" of Rumanians and Hun. trarians, but only a relatively small piece of territory be ceded Hungary.

The Senate of the United States voted President Roosevelt the power to call out the natinal guard for federal service, sent the measure along to the House and prepared to debate the companion bill which would provide conscription for military training. was quoted at 3.92 cables. SMBURIAN IN ARMY IS SENT TO HAWAII Brokers suggested the initial upward flurry was based partly on The Agriculture Department an library recently organized. the belief of technicians the mar. ket may have been "oversold" and could wangle at least a temporary comeback.

The principal argument for this theory was that Thursday's turnover was the second tOMAN AWAKENED BY DIVE THROl'fJH WINDOW nounced today that its stamp pian for distributing surplus food among needy families will be extended to Philadelphia in about a month. CfeANE CATCHES FIRE Salisbury firemen were called this afternoon to extinguish a fire tlll 4Mt i 0 Private Curtis Brewington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brewington, Shad Point, ha.s returned to duty after a three day leave of absence to visit his parents. Recently enlisted in the Coast Artillery of the United States Army, he has completed training in New York and is to sail for Hawaii where he will be stationed for the next two years.

smallest in 22 years. Persisting as buying handicaps, Chicago, Aug. 9 (APr Svoboda, 23, dived through her bedroom window last night, taking the srreen with her. She landed on the analysts thought, was the specula in a crane uie ou RED-HEADED GHOST sidewalk 10 feet below, more sur tive fear for the outcome of the European-African conflict and the desire to await clarification of the nation's tax bill and of the Pocahontas Coal Company Operator for drainage projects for Pocomoke River project 217.71 County Aent, Home Demonstrator and Clerk to same 237.82 Printing: and advertising 158.76 Salaries Commissioners office 493.00 Salaries Treasurers office 527.00 Court Expense, jurors, witnesses, etc. 1,029.43 Refund on taxes 20.13 Insane Hospital 6,111.01 Interest on notes payable 898.31 Medical examiner 165.00 winjf room project 1,121.68 Justice of Peace 8.63 Harbor Master 25.00 Direct relief and general county welfare 5,701.18 Police Justice ajid clerk to same 330.00 Public Accountant 800.00 Payroll prison labor 58.60 Expense prison labor 6.25 Rosewood State Training School 1,500.00 Elections 3,913.07 Sheriff's salary 200.00 Boarding prisoners 916.40 Board prison labor 81.00 Deputy Sheriff salary 100.00 Expense prison labor 392.55 Supervisor of assessments and clerk to same 210.83 For purchase of iile and typewriter 473.12 Miscellaneous expenditures 287.27 Maryland School for Blind 200.00 Montrose School for Curls 276.01 Maryland Training School for Boys 790.11 Chamber of Commerce 1 125.00 Stationery and Supplies 61.26 Maryland Workshop for Blind 58.94 Cheltenham School for Boys.

439.81 For purchase of School lot at Willards 1,259.70 Maryland Training School for Colored Boys 180.00 Peninsula General Hospital 318.00 Maryland State Forestry 156.77 Insurance 46.05 Health Office 230.00 Janitor's salary 150.00 Court House expense 418.29 Jail expense 152.03 Attendants to Comfort Station 252.00 Elevator Operator's salary 120.00 Guards prison labor 195.00 Foreman prison labor lOS.flfl W. P. A. Sponsor Roads 2.530.03 Ambulance fund 19.21 Bonds and coupons due July 11910 16.012,50 Ferrymen's salaries 179.42 Bridge Tenders salarv 80.00 State taxes 1. 1.714.15 Taxes due Town of Willards 44.1 1 Examination of insane 5.00 HARD WINTER AHEAD prised than hurt.

At a hospital she explained that it all happened during a nightmare. She couldn't remember who, or what, was chasing her. GAB? JON HALL Frbrtcti Farmer CALL trends. Bonds and, commodities steadied. Steels were aided by the outlook for maintenance of high mill operating rates and the probability steel makers and the government would soon get together on large contracts for armor plate.

Grand Island, Neb. Things are peaceful at the Harry Paulsen homfc now after a three-day seige of ghostly rapping in the basement. Paulsen finally traced the sounds to the furnace. Fluttering around inside was a woodpecker which apparently had mistaken the chimney for a hollow tree. STORM KILLS COWS A Duffy Cab Is Always At Your Command.

We Have 13. Memphis, Aujr. 9 (AP) Ninety-five degree weather note: Held to the state yesterday on a charge of stealing coal from a railroad yard, George Jones, 20, negro, testified in city court he was expecting a "hard winter." Jones wore a red flannel shirt. Tonight-Sat. DELMAR tJENE AUTttY in COLORADO SUNSET" Aberdeen, Aue.

9 (API Carl Todd knows lightning is costly. Six of his cows were killed by bolts in a thunderstorm. Last Two Days! OFFICER DENNIS BACK ON ACTIVE DUTT Randolph Scott kiy Francis Brian Donlevy i to 1 il TODAY and SAT, Cont. Sat. 1 to 11 P.

M. Salisbury police officer Landis C. Dennis, injured when assaulted by a negro last spring, returned to active duty today after si layoff of more than three months. Dennis, who underwent a rare operation for a lumbar hernia as a remit of the injury w-as confined to bed and home for several weeks, and he has spent the past six weeks as desk clerk at police headquarters duriiiK the niirht shift. DCpD i- In Si H1 Hi i is 1 JjGreer Garson r.10rJ."PRiDE AND PREJUDICE For Hot SummertDays SHORE MAID'S ORANGE ICE RASPBERRY ICE PINEAPPLE ICE These arctic-cold, fiesh fruit ict-s are iust the thing fnr summer desert or a cwlin: afternoon refreshment.

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BENNETT, Treasurer. THE SAUSBUftXJlMES i P. PIIbNE 50 4 PLUS! CHAPTER NO. rt FLASH GORDON SERIAL Salisbury, Md. August 6, 1910 CAMDEN ST.

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