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Point, too, for beauty--you II be prouder of your home ,n * beautiful dren of SWP, No Other paint can m-iich it n sheer good looks, It i smoot u Ivitroui--and woihoblo Regular Color* Quart* $| ,05 - Gallon f3.40 3.-.; Utetid ** this week! Quick Drying SHERWIN-WILLIAMS M FLOOR ENAMEL mmm ENAMELIturabJt, For wood, cement or * Illjrh r.loiw * NoJIiS Covfi ii * linoleum "floors. * Non-CIofilnj St Ii-tenu, Him li Cleeni eesily. -- ,171 ' f dom, W 47.Ott-i ................. QUART black Make the Porch Your SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Summer Living Room S-W Porch PAINT and Deck LINOLEUM VARNISH Transparent, waferproerf and dur J to kpply and tany to k**p > . 1 h i * * I ii paint takes" able.Sherwin-Williams Dox Lin |' tilenty n t wear and v <* a t h e r ' without . iunatime LU 0 cjxitl >Hgr<tnnd color# for" 99it* colorful p o r o h | urnltura. Quart# oleum Varnish makes dull, worn Unoleum look like new and keeps H looking new inrfef- 1 For I.United Time Only tnitely, Quart r Wh and Washington, Oakland IfcNffurk / AitslUmi--NKIt K V.i.K V--Tv lv c m> fi nml 'Ri tt.liif.; iVfKMOItV I'AILS HER to fK-imit the goveninjeni t > . Tlmjlfif!1 Mr??, ,Shelby's toNffmonjf Hli voice trembling, the ambassa leatc supplies </f Helium, nf b,'f*rf thn .fury, which wait dor said he was especially grieved it coniro!* almost th entlfi ( prfwird by lb it of bor two daijgh<- over the dfftth.. of American pa- to private concern* fir room tors. Miss Min -r mtr! Mrs. Margaret singers. find medical pur&p*.r*, Fillrnoro, the mothnr rernlled ah Secretary Hull cabled' the gov Export* of the{*, pro8)Uf 4wl4hfc'onJt,. 1 tec poi8Cflgjnn ..ftt'the. ernment's gympathy to liaron Kon>* Texas, ordinarily are foil). limp ii"7 Ti-sior shooting but did jrfnritlrr~vdrr' Nrrcrratir.'-Clermftn- for After^h#'-*iary'* -H>4giblc h not ^Wnll wisot hnpprned to it eign minister. was desiroyrd tn ISI5. tr#? RftfMTUIlf'd. TJie oi'dhfu Expression* at the eapitol Indi Romevslt indicated export* I Hatty Faves, cated the explosion would be b# allowed for sscicrdlfJc an- Sanfa Riirbar JrweJrr, w donor, studied from every angle. Sen perimentaf use. i f l(e gun. H* is t he /nier* Yleu rd by ihr investigators If he ran be located. ` 'Wo nv'nod fvmN'hierRble Jewelry a4 th lime/' MfS. Mhclby explatned, "We hnd puroonS`-i some of it front K^vrjf and lie told me I should have the jftun for ptotertion.** fJKANTniOFHER INVOLVED. A report that Mrs. Shelby had RIVf n On* gun In her 1nf mother Mm'Marv Dnumh Miles, who dis- p.^eil! of it, V4f? sold to have beer the fJr.md Jury by Mrs. Fill* nim-ii, who if e-s'.r.mged from Mrs, Shelby, her mother. Mrs, Shelby's only comment on that report v .ih she did not know v-hM liHppcne.J to the gun which disiippeaied around the time o! ator Cfipoland (D,, N, Y,b whose committee on air safety Hr s dealt primarily with heavier - than - air craft, asked Colonel Harold E. Hartney of the investigating staff for a complete rdport.' - - - - Secretary Roper dispatched Major R. W.w Sehroeder, assistant director of the Bureau of Air Commerce, to Lakehurst as an observer. Vending the re*wlts of the In Juries, officials withheld com ment on th possibly effect* on plans for American participation In transatlantic air aervlee. Congress recently provided funds to promote oceanic airplane service In carrying the mails. No action ever l-B, been taken, however, on the recommendation by President Roosevelt's aviation commission ijmso mwm German* here sid their i couM not have taken advan | such an offer, had It t>eeu rr-n | mally, 'henunu- it h,\d inn | foreign exchntige in iy for n Furthermore. tb grenf-*r | power of hydrogen, flier *>l-1 it possible for fh*' Hlndr h carry a 33 per cent grc;u load, Tiie agreement v/ith the f which the dirigible's oj>era < allowed to moor hie cn<ft n hurst Hpeufscil the u?uj of 1 was entirely nt fh; ris* company. Seven Deny Gut! I Taylpr'fl death three years ago for a $17,000,000 ap propriation to start transatlantic In Alameda Son Leandro's Traffic Safe airship service, MACON EFFECT The plunge of the Navy's dirig ible, the Macon, into the Pacific off the California coast in Febru ary, 1935, led the House Naval Seven Warehousemen'? picket* charged with h h -u h -I deadly weapon in the Aiam of March 10 pleaded riot < duv before Super lot Jtulg^ S. Church. Trial wa*. so; f-ir SAN LEAH DUO, May 7.~~Lovr Committee to shelve that proposal. Those umiif arrest r _ I m of life in dm city through au* The Akron crashed off the New Relva, Ildward Burns, Ijmiyj t mvibiie accid-mts was revealed iu Jersey Coast in ?April, 1933, and elli, J. J. McUcmaJd, Ah.r < an arridnnt rrpm t involving injuriem eight years before that, the Navy'* Roy Guisch nd Ph i! F-'r-j relViK^cd 'toda1' By CapfaJri "A. 3. T.&- firsrti^ittmrtihfft^nmirv'-th^ sheft-~ w t it . iibmy on $Gno b*r . rnmii'oux of u h Police Departmen .. andoah--wa* demolished in an Ohio They were arrested after } Tills year to date, 17 accident* windstorm. The semi-rigid Roms, the Cfillfornla Parking C > | have occurred with 20 injured and brought from Italy for the Navy, plant in whkh eight pdh f ' one , killed, Heeords of previot I fell in flame# in 1922. were injured. | yearff reveahn th?*t during 1934 f2 Accidents occurred with 08 Injured tmd none kil! *d, 1P3S, 82 accidents, r,ft injured, cue killed; 1036, 48 acedenf*. 83 Injured, Hvo killed. NfW tNOLANV IS. Strict enfm< ement of traffic lavs i nd the curb ng of speeding in th s THE TRU HOMS 0 (U.v have aidc'd in sustaining min - roum accident-*, according to Captain Lumoureux. BAKEVBEAN FLAVt. Philippine Clipper May Fly Saturday The Philippine Clipper, which WflM original y scheduled to lea\e Ainmcda Tui sday afternoon with ;><wngera nnd mail for Hong Kot g viii, prnbabl / bike-off tomorrow, Phf.U'ondd. weather reports over die; P<ielflt: niterd another delay today. , The atorm urea Is clearing and a ilike-off lopK-rruw appear* likely, add Fan Ameiican Airways ofli- dala. Since Revolutionary days. New England has been tu rnout for the excellence of lit baked beans. Today,"Down past" in Cortland, Maine, Burnham Si Morrill itill bakes beans in that good oldfashioned way. Hakes them in brick ovens and hi open bean pots. Bakes them with generous chunks of fat, juicy pork and many dron; ing with rich, spicy s j i Bakes them, rhrough i through, to a under,, hit' ' brown, li' >mi svu.t tn beans with that "tru; tradition" ilavt-r --ny si.' delicious beans for yt trt ^ per tonight.,.. B H , N *.l 1 ' * MORRILL COMl-S Portland, Mi; Picket Fined $25. By R\ :hmond Judge UlCJIMONH, Mny T,--Owen S, Wilcox of He'keley, Warehouse men's Union pi'-ket Convicted nf disturbing tl ^ peace, was fined $15 an<l given skisjended sentence of !)t) days by F'dice Judge C. \. Odcil today, -` \<fl!co< w.. convicted by a jury if dealing u dialurbnnre at the FUtee mui F'-nelli Cannery while m{gtxi in picketing. Camp Richardson Dining Hall Burns TAUCIK C'TV, May 7.-(.r)--Ta# Camp Rieht it! am dining room bujhllng w,s* dertroyed by fire to- dMi 'I'he loss was estimated at $211000. Th** camp hotel and stcre building hiuricd to the ground .-ix nv'htlus ngo, and puw structures rre iifiifing compli'l-on Origin of the lining room bla'/e was not detor i 'mol Th * 1 d'ldme camp is iwnrri by* A h. Rtcherdson, - u v *,,