UARCH 21, 1933 Brew ^cast in •ly April urned for House Changes—Lim- Reduced. ON, March 18—The ay night assured the y that so far as the go, toeer of at least content will be legal ?arly Aipril. adopted the house T reducing the alco- n from 3.2 per cent measure back to the for consideration of ;ere that the house the state's changes »n its 3.2 alcoholic his mean the meas- to conference for a the disagreement and d finally be approv- to President Roose- s week. Fifteen days s the bill it will, by ation, become opera- to the change in at itage, the senate add ment to legalize 3.05 _ and to prevent sale ed betverages to per- \ years of age. It re- osal that advertising e prohibited in dry > final vote of 43 to party lines as do all n£ the prohibition ne Democrats and 12 supported the bill, aerate and IT Republi- dit. than six hours of de- juired to reach the leard by crowded gal- cluded for a few min Tanklin D. Roosevelt, president. ;he bill denounced by rohilbition as \nulVifi- ? constitution and de- 5 advocates as a step 3 government\ was called Senators n., Ark., and Long, t side by side and :h other as they cast tes. Mrs. Caraway ?mphatic \no\ when s called; and a few ?r, Long, who aided mpaign -for re-election, ually firm \aye.** IH permit manufacture eer or wine of 3.05 pe* ^ht, or 3.8 by volume ere local laws do not \heTe are about 25 of Borah and Sheppard. defenders of the dry . attack on the constv- he measure, nannered Texan, who e eighteenth amend- t would bring \untold nin to this republic;~ arned it would not pro- of the saloon, which as \the most hideous ith which civilized so ad to deal \ 7atsh and Tydings led of the measure, with er jwmiling the eight- ment did not give eon- rat to prohibit beer, •meat to prohibit the averages to minors was lorah and was adopts , without debate. nrith, Dem., S. C. am~ bnd voted for submis- »!gbteeuCh amendment, en an oath to support fed that I can [ne of alcoholic io not fed I could vote th for a beverage that > the \ TUESDAY, MARCH 21,1933 THE ADVANCE NEWS PAGE FIVE Strong Boxes Nor Caches BARTER Italian Girl Who Hoarded $5 Piece Sends it to Roosevelt Three lines offering a \Barter ,*? With their deposits frozen tem- hoard container in the bottom of a costs you nothing. The ad must Also Forwards Oold Chain, Her Ollly Jewel> as Evidence \That We All Love You porarily in the banks during the well which sundry persons visited have an Ogdensburg Advance Box financial emergency which ter- almost daily but never suspected Number rep iies are to be called minated last week, some residents what lay concealed beneath the of this section encountered diffi- surface of the water. j for at th,s off,cc - culty in uncovering sufficient cash I» 1912, while a farmer was plow- Tnc Advance retains the right to in their households to meet the ing near the Si. Lawrence state censor all FREE ads placed. requirements for incidentals and hospital grounds, he unearthed a Despite Recent Happening.\ CERK offers services in change for groceries. Box Ogd. Advance. ex- 35, ATWATER KENT RADIO console Model 37. Will trade for any- thing. Box 36, Ogd. Advance. ex- in various instances persons who money box that had been buried EXPERIENCED GROCERY seldom availed themselves of cred- next to a tree stump. He shattered it were persuaded to do so. the lock with a stone and extract- WhHe many residents undoubted- ed coins worth about four dollars, ly possess- strong-boxes in their a begrimed watch and a rusted, homes in which they store insur- metal ring. Condition of the arti- ance policies, receipts and other cles indicated they had been secre- valuable papers, few are believed ted there 40 years, to employ them as receptacles for Mrs. Thomas Ouderkirk, R. D. 5, cash. F^r many years they have has an old money box which belong- wisely utilized the banks for their ed to her great-grandfather, Sam- savinss and have always found «el Bartley, who brought it from them highly dependable. Scotland more than 125 years ago. But because of the scarcity of It is twice the size of a cigar box banks safety chests in which heads and has a small handle on top. The of households stored coins and pa- original bright gold color has trans- per money were in more or less matted to a greenish hue. The in- general use among pioneer farm- terior is lined with a newspaper ers in this territory years ago. of ancient date. Some cashed their coffers under- Presumably, Bartley freighted WASHINGTON. March 20—An mental value represented part of unemployed Italian-American girl tne Sold that is needed to keep the living in Brooklyn has given a currency sound and restore, if n»t striking lesson in practical patriot- prosperity, at least normalcy, ism to the money hoarders of the \And here it is, Mr. President, naton, the White House disclosed I am offering it to you together today. This girl, who refused to with a little gold chain, the only sign her name to her letter ad- jewel 1 possess. It is not much, dressed to President Roosevelt, but it is all I have. I haven't even sent him a $5 gold piece and gold S°t a jpb. chain, her only article of jewelry, \This little offering of mine is 32, as her contribution to the ami- just like a drop in the bucket, but hoarding campaign. every big sum is made of little In making public the letter, the ones, just as the immensity of ROCKING CHAIRS will trade for White House announced that the space is formed by atoms. Maybe what have you? Box 33, Ogd. gold piece had been turned over to other women will follow my e^- the Treasury. ample and. those who can. more The cha»n, however, does not generously. It has been done be- come within the category of hoard- fore - History teaches us that ed gold and will be returned to its women saved their country from owner, if the White House can find * h * invading enemy by sacrificing DINING ROOM TABLE will change for anything. Box Ogd. Advance. Advance. HUNTING DOG thoroughbred, will exchange for what have you? Box 34, Ogd. Advance. ground in secluded spots easily his pounds sterling, shillings and GRAYBAR ELECTRIC RADIO will out her name and address. tD ^ ir jewels to pay the price of accessible from their domiciles, farthings and other valuables in trade for what have you. Box 25, The letter, dated March 9. read: its freedom. Others hid them in the darkest re- the case when he crossed the At- ces-ses of their attics. One pioneer, lantic in a sailing vessel and land- local history relates, secreted his ed at Montreal. Lifting of | Door Opened Bank Rules For Federal Aids Trade Milk Policy Ogd. Advance. BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH will swap for mostly 26, 0\d. Advance. FINE ORGAN will exchange for phonograph any size. Box 28, Ogd. Advance. 44 My Dear Mr. President: \Please do accept my small share ''In these days of complicated to vo « r sreat task and may God hardship I have been wondering, as inspire and guide you to a speedy o Wa ^^\^°!i:. any fl ' any one else who is conscious of recovery of a sick world. A healthy the situation must be. how I could America means a healthy world- share to help the country to get out There is no getting away from it. of its difficulties. \I shall not tell you my name \Often I have laughed at myself, because I would not like to give finding it most absurd to fancy that tne impression that I am doing thi* OLD COINS will make trade or I. in my abysmal insignificance. as a Publicity stunt. Besides, I de- deal for same. Box 29, Ogd. Ad- could help. Then I realized that, test publicity. The only thin? I vance. although unaware of it. I had been want vou to know is that I am an i j — harming the country right alone. Italian girl. I hope that, notwitk- Business Throughout the Conn- Pitcher Bill May Be Linked 4 BURNER PERFECTION OIL Yes. Mr. President, I found out that standing what has happened, rc-a try Experiences Sharp Re- With Broader Plan *1- i STOVE wrtn oven - hiah back » I was a hoarder. The $5 gold piece will believe me when I tell you -u^^a u« T> * c ' ; W,M tradc for BOod Heif « r - Box which I was keeping for the last that we all love you. «rantt. bany Report Says. ! 30. Ogd. Advance. two years for the sake of its senti- *'AN ITALO-AMERICAX. WILL EXCHANGE old coins for medicine or house hold needs. Box 13, Ogd. Advance. machine for nice glassware. Box 17, Ogd. Advance. Following the lifting of the The way has been cleared to hank suspensions, Business senti- link New York state's milk control merit throughout the country ex- plan with any broader plan which perienced a sharp rewound from might be developed at Washington V^LL EXCHANGE ar^quelewln^ the varying decrees of despondency for aiding the dairy industry in u:_ * s __ . 1 * and uncertainty which had been the eastern states. experienced previously. Trade and The Pitcher bill, which provides .. industry moved swiftly to resume for a state control board with the WILL TRADE model T Ford in operations on a scale at least equal power to fix the minimum price to good condition for what have to that before the holiday, and milk producers and the maximum you? Box 11, Ogd. Advance. from an parts of the country come price to consumers, was amended reports of confident belief that to enable New York to negotiate MAN w ' ,f do anv k' n d of work for «oon the scale wfn be substantially with the federal government in the room and board - Box 5 > Ogd. Ad- increased, event such action becomes neces- The primary factor was the re- sary. newed confidence in banks which The fact that lhe milk situation have reopened, and this was close- in New York is living national ly foHowed by the cheering news attention was discussed with Gov that the administration is to have ernor hehm&T1 Frida b Harold HAVE $25 LIGHT its way in the drastic reduction of a Johnson, editor of The Water- Slump in Newsprint Turned Out Brewers of State Rush Their Plans vance. Canadian Mills Showed Furth- j Twenty-six Plants in N. Y. Pre- er Decline During the j pare to Put Out the New Month of February. 3.05 Brew. MAN will operate typewriter for room and board. Box 19, Ogd. Advance. governmental expenses. Imminent passage of the beer bill had a salutary effect on senti- town Times. Mr. Johnson, who called upon the vnnw^ u*u ^ ^^, . , . . . __ ^ YOUNG MAN wants governor to ask him to support the ST* T \^JTT V*? C ° nntry - Pitthcr W\ * it* Present form. The strength displayed by commc ^^ hig attentio<1 to the fact ^ dities- and securities when the ex- changes reopened also was en- couraging. Reports from leading centres of the country dwell mainly on the improvement In sentiment In sev- eral instances, however, actual im- provement in trade and indnstry is reported. Production of newsprint by Can- Breweries in cities throughout adian mills in February totalled New York State are racing eacn 125.G10 tons, according to the cur- other in an effort to be among the rent report issued by the News first to put on the market, as soon Print Service Bureau of New York, as legally possible, \beer as good This compares with 140,539 tons in as yon or your daddy drank.* 1 b*- the preceding month, and with 158-. f ore prohibition. work in ex- 543 tons in February of last year. A survev of the-e operations rr- change for fishing tackle, gun Production in the United States veals tuentv-six breweries, located etc. Box 14, Ood. Advance. was €7,085 tons and shipments 67.- USED CAR what have you of equal value? Box 12. Ogd. Advance. in every part of the State, ready to married \~\ wm *~' •\«-.«« to • «A«J »,/••*«-* . . * States and Canadian newsprint lat have . .. . *****.- * - ^. you? Box 18, Ogd. Advance, duct ion of 1S2.6*;> tons and ship- ^^^ in Buffalo, five in Troy and mente of 187.973 tons. During Fob- ODe ^^ in Fort Edward, Wate: Massachusetts and Connecticut sent CHAUFFEUR licensed, married ** 5 ' U)nSl makin ^ a totaI United ^rt production, three in Albany. will do anything for what have' StateS and Can3di ^ n newsprint pro- four in rt ica, three in Syracuse their agricultural commissioners to last Tuesday's hearing, which was attended by 2.000 dairy farmers, "_ _ aad are following developments YOUN G MAN will exchange work ruary, 17.474 tons of newsprint town Ao burn and Jamestown here. He also mentioned the visit of a Wisconsin legislative commit- tee last week to study the milk proMcai 1B New York state. It is understood at the capitol ___ that queries have been sent out of OTTAWA, March ».—No ban is Washington seeks __ being placed on the broadcasting **« «» irT n*t«rtiT i* New York sermon will be preceded by for room and board Box 21. Ogd. were made in Newfoundland and 0ne brewery in Buffalo alone w*.* Advawce llZ2 tons to Mexico, so that the ai4 to ^ prepared for a maximum total North American production <mtpat & i*o.6#4 barrels a year, for the month amounted to 211.351 wni|e |ne maximom capacity «.f tOBS * mica's four was estimated at 561, produced ##0: Auburns' one. «0J»0u, aod o NOTRE DAME SERVICES Rev. Father Laaose win deliver Lenten sermon at Notre Dame information on church tomorrow evening re- The Canadian mills **M1 tons less in the first two j,,^©^* one. *0A months of 1U3 than in the first Brewwies whidk te Te been nro^ two months of 1932. which was a of United States radio programs »** te - It Is not known, however, citation of the rosmry and exer- * mrr m ^ -- in Canada, officials of the Cana- whether the Pitcher bill was «*"» for t, e mo^m of St Joseph. * ecrcase «* 17 ^ T taiV dimn Radio Broadcasting Commis- \\ended 1 tfce reunest of Wash- Friday evening at 7.3#, stations sion declared tonight A Toronto faffton- i of the oross win be held. Onotr radio station and its announcer Meanwhile, Che dealers are seek ; rehearsal in preparation for Eas- . " r _ t _ _ " ^ by the commis- «•* ** eha»*e the Pitcher bin so ter will be held after the services ™ ^ e ^«» dl *» d W 41 to «* •» 12 dncing near beer reported that they « ^ ^ » -. . M The out- u ^ 4^ to pb^ ^ the mr - put in the United States was 40 487 tons or for the first two months of 1912, will be culled upon per cent less, and in Mexico 261 sfon to explain statements made **** ** would tx a minimum price both on Wednesday and Friday •w the air alleging a commission to tne consumer. They object to evenings. ^enact* against United States broad- the present provision for a mini- easts, «\«• P™* to the producer and a EASTERN STAR PARTY maximum price to the consumer \ A card party at ?£• and a A TENSE SITUATION \ Their claim is that their nropos- dance at 9.46 are scheduled ed change in the measure would el- the Order of the Eastern Stars at ** ^»\ted States mills »JO tons, LONDON, March 26.—The Brik iminate price wars and permit them Masonic Temple rMday night, •wkinr a combined total of 77.- isa Empire* and John BuU may to atve the producer more for his March 24. Inns wiH be the regular *?* tons *\ ket real beer of 3.2 or 3.66 per cent *\•*• alcohol content almost overnight. Emanuel Kovelesky of Rochester, State president of the Bartender*' making a total of 16U00 tons or 12 per cent. : Stocks of newsprint paper at Ca- a nadian mills are figured at £4,515 py tons at the Union, says that $.666 members with dues paid are ready to work. The union requires that they re- frain from smokicfr and drinkine while on duty. sos ntsr The first robin < break off business relation? with product. the Soviet Union, ft was amuounc- ed today. The Soviet was detain- The city of San Francisco occu- | weekly card party and I bun stx British Ubletl* against pies the entire county of the their wishes. with 73456 tons The fir^t robin of the 31,1933. The small made its appearance in the city St. In stocks during January Patrick's day. Matthew M. Adams, •Xos Gato*.~ the name of a city had February was awe chiefly to ne- sexton of St. Mary's cathedral, saw In Santa Clara county. CnU liter- cumulation of tonnage to be ship- the welcome arrival near the ally m«uns \the eats.- 'ped later by water. church.