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PACK FOVR \•'\> \ THE ADVANCE-NEWS Is a daily tabloid newspaper published every weekday morn- ! ing except Monday* by the Og- t Censburg Advance Co. % Inc^ [ Ogdensbu: g, K. 7. THE ADVANCE-NEWS SATURDAY. APRIL 15, 1!»33. {Entered at the Ogdensburg Post office at second-class mail matter.) \THE NEW DEAL\ a of it is probable thai no president H the rnited Sates ha? betum his term more definitely committed to ^ given set of policies than has Franklin 1>. Roosevelt. For. \ u ad- dition to the usual platform ami uunpai^iT commitments. President .\Roosevelt has provided and pub- lished in **I-«ookin«r Forward/* revised and reedited statement ais pledges. The book was complete March 1. and an introduction dated at Hyde Park was written that day. .Publication was postponed five days for further presidential re- vision after half the first edition vas printed. \Looking Forward** thus represents Roosevelt's poli- tical, economic and social credo a? determined up to March 21. **It seems to me that our physi- cal economic plant *will not ex- pand in the futu-e.\ he writes. «at The same rate at which it has ex- *nded in the past. Our basic trouble was an insufficient distribution of Vityins: power, coupled with an cnei sufficient speculation in pro- duction.\ \s an aid to the farmer and ilius to the country, the President promises: ''First, reorganization of 4he l>epartment of Agriculture. Second, to put into effect a definite :»»c*lk-y toward the planned use of laud- Third, to reduce farm taxa- LIOII and to more equitably distri- bute their burden. -Lower interest rates and an extension of principal payments nili save thousands of farms for their owners and we must give Aose who have lost the title to :heir farms the preferred oppor- • unity of getting their property back. We should repeal those pro- visions of law that compel the Federal government to go into the market to purchase, to sell, to speculate in farm products. '\Another immediate necessity is i substantial reduction in the dif- erenee between the prices of .liings the farmer sells and the hings the farmer buys. \One way of correcting that dis- v'*riTy is by restorin? international .rade through tariff reedjust- ;nients.~—Utica Press. HortonMilkCo. Has New Plant A change in 1I1:- name <f th\ G(jcvernenr miik plant from thati of the J M. Hon on Company Inc., K» the Pioneer Ice Cream Brande, Inc.. mas effected the first of tlm There has been no change, how- t^er, in ownership a* b»«th The H«»**- ioti company and the Pioneer cotn- i*a«y are subsidiaries of the R«»r- aer company. lp amtil recentlj 7 he GiHivermnr H<«rton plant a,-- *1rf<4 the milk from Dairymen's -jBLgwe members only, hot with an alleged large dropping off in the Oocvemenr region, the comnanv b-> from n.«Ti-mem- Standings In Bowling Tournament The following standings in the bowling tournament were an- nounced last night at the conclus- ion of the games at the Crescent Recreation parlors: OPEN CLASS TEAMS New York Central Gouvemeur ?;ate Hospital No. I Wat en own Maloue Klks DOUBLES llannan-Lynch tOszd. ) i^nz-Beckstead tOjul.D ... I\ --iise-Masee tGouv.i Leltoux-I-andry <Osd.» ... SINGLES «J. Ix>veiy (Ogd.» Ihlein W 170 Coseo 152 154 124—4W 193—493 825 $W DOUBLES CLASS Crescent IMG 157 1 Uorimer 195 175 S25 2459 A is!)—512 169—5Ui» Around the City jj do about i What are you aning l0 the price of milk' 2535 2459 2415 114> 1126 111**. 10*5 Total Dal^liesh Coseo ... Total il. Smith T hlein .. 391 332 35*1081 155 179 17H—513 13$ 177 167—4S2 293 163 156 356 346 995 157 176—496 165 1S5—506 .632 .629 . 6M1* .60i» .57* 906 661 J. Wtlls. Sr. iOtul.i Landry tOsd.» F LeRoux tOgd.i Coseo iWater. • HIGH TEAM GAME v >w York Central HIGH TRIPLE liannan •• HIGH SINGLE Hannan HIGH DOUBLE GAME Paigre*) Mo&ee ALL EVENTS Middlemiss Williams S: vphenson Coseo (Water.) CLASS A TEAMS Waltons 2<>lf St. Law. Ice Co 260' s^iate Hospital No. 2 252^ A & P Gypsies 247- DOUBLES Norman-Fox 1101 Klemiujf-Boyer ^cott-Benz r; iden-Firley SINGLES Farley R. Knt-cht t'ordwell *•*. aman Norman Total Lorimer . Ciescent H. Smith Ivilgleish Coseo ... 319 322 SINGLES :ii*> 144 196 139 172 151 164 17«» 175 !*<> 361 1002 151— SOS 14*—450 162—52S 149—463 226—57S I Clarkson Will I Graduate Class \{ ' Of 68 Studenjl \ Should put the poor farmer back' on his feet and when such is done' the 'Burs and Ford St. become a busy hive of shoppers. POTSDAM. April 14— Dr ; Brooks, act ins president Clarkson college, has annomu?! that there are 6S candidates if) 'graduation this spring. While: Don't beef when the price soes ^^^ nas graduated a larger au up as it is for your own good. Saw a forty car freight train her it is about the average fir :j last 10 years. Six men are ,-ir.:] dates for higher degrees, havi: pulling out of Ogdensburg yester- betft pur8U i ng graduate stud} da v. My companion opined thev An ellC ouraging sisrn for tlu to were tilled ties 1?) with \air\ or emp .ir»92 . 15 »i 1 - —.» .ir»:>9 . .113i ..IMS': ..1046 .. .r»7i . . .5.\»S . . .;)-»^ ...53S ...S36 . .1663 . .1660 ..161S ...9ir» ...651 ...225 ALL EVENTS F>r>yer '%. Knecht Farley HIGH TEAM GAME U'aKons HIGH TRIPLE Fox HIGH SINGLE !>ain & Lockwood HIGH DOUBLE Norman & Fox Tournament schedule for afternoon an<l evtiiing: Tr.ree teams from Carthage. Mas. Nfna, Osweiratchlo. SINGLES & DOUBLES Carthage and Massena teams. Monday night: TEAMS Y M. C. A. oi Watertown. 7 p. Needed Grit to Be Leading Lady To 4 King Kong 1 In a production exceptionally crowded with difficulties anion? the greatest was the task of secur- ing the leading lady for \King Kon-.\ RKO-Kadio Pictures* fan- tastic, super-spectacle showing Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at •he Strand Theatre. And small \wonder for she had to be courageous enough to per f jrm daring feats at the risk of life ^.nd limb, and brave enough to iu- \ade a jungle inhabited by pre- L.storic monsters, and foolhardy enough to become the captive of a gigantic ape, fifty feet tall! Fay Wray accepted the role after many other actresses had distrust- ed it. even though it promised spectacular fame and success. Im- mediately followed a series of ad. ventures with colossal tyrannos- auri, weighing 35 tons, and mam- r..oth brontosauri. In one daringly imaginative se- quence Miss Wrar is lifted hii:h rito the air in the talons of the pterodactyl, a Hying reptile, in an- f iher she clings to a tenuous vine swinging over a deep chasm. In oche:s she acts on the narrow cornices of skyscrapers high above the streets of New York. \King Kong.\ depicts a con- liict for supremacy between man- kind and prehistoric monsters and was produced by Meiian C. Coop- er from an idea conceived by Ed- gar Wallace and Meiian C Coopei. of the college during the n year is the comparatively -number of applications for A liK-al dentist was seen to be tralioll llext September receive weeping copiously down by River- tne co u c or e office, this being at side Park yesterday forenoon. When ^5 p er cent abm*e that for the &: asked his troubles he replied: \The ^,.,^1 i asl spring. Registry taffy season is over.\ does not get under way as usufrlj until late spring or early summ Well, girls, here's a bit of jolly Tne eu tering class last fall nuij^h for, as you have \a drab\ exist- e( | 1^2 and should the present 1 ence in Ogdensburg due to lack of ot * registration continue this ni: eligible men. The soldier boys ^ r W JH ^ f ar exceeded by : from Jacket's Harbor will again en- tj nu > 0 f school opening in tlu <L camp on Woodford Farm. The: Reports received at the c«li- fted *ll be in ! jfrom Dr. James S. Thomas, prs ! dent-eWt. who is recovering & The boats are sailing, the price' injuries suffered in an autowot. of milk is up. the circulation 01 the; accident, say he is making a 3 Advance-News increases daily, beer recovery and that he will !»•» *> is here, so why shouldn't it be a • to be present to deliver ihe 4; good summer? • mencement address Monday. ^ ; 00 ft 4t Seventeen pei*sonal items printed in the ADVANCE-NEWS made their reapi>earance in the Journal last night. They're news when they appear in the ADVANCE- NEWS. Supervisors Will Meet on Tuesday .40: thi: in- crescent of Ogdensburg, 7 p. m. Elks No. 1 of Ogdensburg, * p. ir.. m. Pastimes of 0^:lensburcr. * P SINGLES AND DOUBLES Oirdensitiu vs. ami Watenown Fred Tucker. wi:h Y. M. C. A. oi Watertown is the city ehampion v. th a seaiion average of over -«*•. CLASS B A A P GYPSIES :,iu;l'.i:an 1M 14^ 148—175 Wihnot 134 U*lionnel« 145* isain 1«* Iiarro«r 1*1 POTSDAM CATTLE TESTED S^tate conducted tubercular tests among the dairy herds of the town oi Potsdam have ust been complet- <if P<»tsdam have just been complet- ven the test in 471 herds. Of this tiumber 4.15«» reactors, or about 1*» per cent of those tested, were found and have -been shipped to central lacking plants. NEW RESTAURANT HERE 1*1 1*7—4SJ 152 17«—477 175 17?— 4$# ST. LAW 775 «<> ** 247r STATE HOS- Ir<*^nev 142 i'. I J -yce Ix^kwood Rad-za- taking milk TUf 4^«nvernenr pkmt is tii' jmy c*mmi? plant vhk-h thv H*»r-; JO** coapany had. This plant v^s 4 pai hised from the NV.<Ue? coc-, m*i ••-« y«aTs ago. Since th«a' l»*W^*h . it haar i^r^-n enlarz-c ani ZLT^^Z'.* J I at Wis eXf>eiL?- . j 1«» 1C7 1S«* 145 174 l>f 122 157 157—441 17—-513 225—574 127—44* 1«5—544 The new Crystal restaurant in the National hank buikiing on Ford street will be opened within the next ten days. It will be one of the fine.-'4 in Northern New Y««rk. ti>xeta«in eiaoin shrdlu etaoin shrd Farlev's Market Home of High Grade Meats The board of supervisors will hold its spring meeting Tuesday af- ternoon of next week, it was an- nounced by Milton G. Hall, clerk of the board. The meeting will IK- called primarily to consider the plans and specifications of county roads to be built during the pres- ent year. Earl J. Mattis. Masscna. county superintendent of highways, will be present to explain the work planned. The subject of the additions of a meeting of the grand jury will also l»e considered. The state board of correction recommended to th° county during the winter that the- crowded condition of the jail would necessitate the addition of a grand jury term, and requested that the board of supervisors act on the mat- ter prior to June 1. Warren O. Daniels. Parishville chairman of the board of supervi- sors, will preside at the session. FOR YOUR EASTER SHINE W. F. Bonner SHOE SHINING PARLOR 317 FORD ST. FIREMEN KEPT BUSY Firemen were calltd Thursday \ight to quell a gras? fire which mas spreading through Helmont park. Earlier in the day No. ;! company saved a car owned by a f-yraeuse salesman whici: t-augiu tire in King street. P. P. Hamilton 2103 Ford St. Phone 60: Good Gulf - Sunoco Texaco - Pure Oil Pep Gasolines Kendall, Quaker State and Pennzoil Motor Oils Complete Lubrication Service CLASS A ... 1>* V* ... 141 15* Cresceai 1*5 1%7 7** $54 2^*4 Quality considered our prices | are lower. You jost know its occd comes frotr— •f it FARLEY'S EASTER DINNER KOAST TrHKEY - KOAST CHICKEN slULolN oF r.EEF AC -ICs KOAST sMoKEI) HAM. So-jttv-rn Style £V££ # Beer Served with Dinner If Desired Crescent Hotel Phone 1061 for reservations SAT.URDA V Cathec G Large Au Fathe St. Mary's ca with people services «ast i l>eiug filled to The coimre^at litis; as early * 1 wins: the Stat T.oM, Rev. Jaaic late missionary and impress.\v Crucifixion, th Mercy/* He sr lows: **ln the Old animate and ir *d figuratively shadows of th t: red by priest. runners of the Christ Hiinser **The victim st roved or el. ftny profane \n ed to God in o Gods supreme 1> to worship themselves en Lord of l^ife i :t was not h *-;ich objects a s'tstaininpj of f € red. * 4 The sacrifi !clic;ious act. Sift w«s offerc st roved or co: ^hould be he red; it was a nho had the a r If ice to God well as victin ••Unlike the ruartyr who death for on ,*-i act of His a rat ion of Hi: by this act H Priest as wel ized that in a b? unable to to express wl. er say after His tongue. • will He criei. t*-at is* He o. God as a Pri i::ent for sin thereby seal* Redemption, came to per \It is true < nielty, the '•ause His dt a-.t of His -w ; tliese torture have come i.nd confoun f^nM have ' H.e could ha Cxdinarv sac «>ffer**d it, Lave been o: v»ould do ff Himself anc greatest and ^•rm the m Er M Hal: DANCI
