The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1936 — Page 4

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Ot'RT OFFICE It T NAIU.E TO MOVE PERISHABLE CARGO, PARLEY FRITTLE9S

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.—The i\ rifle coast maritime strike blockr ■ today caused a federal officer to

nit *« fHfi in r f*•*it’t •tn»-t "s c p-i»* Judge Paul J McCrririict Clark, refused aid from union strikers, said he found 2,500 feet of miscellaneous cargo, not mentioned in the libel or order, on top of the bananas and that he was “unable to get, without coercion, competent persons willing or able to operate equipment’’ for unloading the fruit. Alfred Cluff, attorney for consignees who obtained the removal order, said he would seek further in-

id.andon attempts to carry out a | structions from his clients in San

court order to unload perishable cargo, and other complications threatened government peace efforts. In Ron Angeles, United States Marshal Robert Clark reported he was unable without using “coercion’’ to unload a $10 000 banana cargo from the strike bound liner California, as

Francisco Assistant Labor Secretary Edward F. McGrady met shipowners in efforts to arrange new peace conferences with unions, but he made no statements after the conference. Rear Admiral Harry G. Hamlet, representative of the United States

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Ma-iiune Commission, aiinouncea a toui-times postponed investigation into the coast's maritime situation would be resumed Thursday at 2 p. m. Observers indicated belief this meant federal eomciliators felt further peace negotiations useless at present, although no official would comment. Fresh food shortages grew in Alaska and Hawaii. Honolulu strikers refused to sail seven ships homeward unless promised concessions which employers said “were out of the question.” The impasse there caused Governor Joseph R. Poindexter to ask McGrady’s aid, saying the tieup left 1,729 additional persons to feed from diminishing fresh food supplies. Coast fruit exporters met here to determine a course of action necessitated by the stoppage of consignments to Europe and elsewhere virtually at the height of the season. Violence marked the sympathetic walkout in New York, where a seaman was slashed in a fight and three >tlicr men were held. The strikers there claimed their •ank and file walkout was holding firm against efforts of “regular” seaman’s union officers to put down the walkout movement. They claimed 247 ships were tied up on the Atlantic ard gulf coasts and that 18,221 men were on strike. Pacific coast strike headruarters said 178 ships were tied up in California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and Hawaii.

Bed Cross Koll Call Opens Today

SIRS. HOWARD ROCKHILL ACTING C HAIRMAN OF MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

the direction of the Rev. Victor L.

The annual Red Cross roll call in Putnam county opened Wednesday, November 11, and will continue until Thanksgiving day. For the past nine years, the Red Cross work here has been under Raphael, who has acte<1 a5! Putnam county chairman for that time. However, during the past few weeks, he has tendered his resignation as director and the work is being carried on by Mrs. Howard Rockhill. who has been county secretary, until a director is named. The canvassing of Red Cross memj berships this year will me made by j members of the Delta Theta Tau soi rority ns far as the residence section of the city is concerned and any J subscriptions left at the postoffiee will be taken care of by Miss Elizabeth Ward. If there are any who desire to mail their annual membership, it should be sent to Mrs. Rockhill.

JI NIOK t I ASS Ol RDACHDaLE TO PRESENT THREE-ACT PLAY

“The Gang’s All Here," is the title of the three-act farce to be presented by the junior class of the Roachdale high school on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Nov. 17 and 18, at 8 o’clock at the high school auditorium. The cast of characters includes: | Mrs. Gertrude Granite, proprietress of “The Granite House,” Dama Wilson; Pinky Herring, colored maid at the hotel, Betty Hanna: Samson | Sapp, bell boy at the hotel, Glenn Irwin, Jr.; Blythe Byrd, stenographer at the hotel, Virginia Williams; Raynor Shine, who forecasts the weather. Clifford Crosby; Willie Fry, who attends the convention, John Hutchins; Wade N. Joy, another advertising man, Norman Runion; Upson Downes, a local business man, Earl Toney; Olden Young, the head of the convention, Richard Watson; Mrs. Olden Young, his jealous wife, Jean Sutherlin; Ivy Vine, engaged to Wade, Edythe Clark; Myra Hart, engaged to Willie, Isabelle Frame; Dixie Deere, who arrives unexpected-

ly, Margaret Wilson.

Special numbers between acts— Betty York and boys’ quartette, Glenn Irwin. Jr„ Junior Young, Basil

Ryan, John Hutchins.

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UAEE’JS at MlTCHtLLLl /ru.7» /.i^ MSTRO'lftVM'.W'MAyER Pa-hre Pvrmrrm — n,n Chan Iter has marr’ei GUiljs Benton, sv eeiheart of Warren n',a :ntj, mttnagiug editor of the Mar us a t muorarj tiding to htl t , the Star out of UvjOO.GGO libel suit, so she an, as his „•./« sue Connie A'.’.enbury for alienation of / afjcctio.ie, thus forcing Connie to drop her suit against the paper. Complications en ue rhc:i Ciad s fails for Bill, and LM ard Conn c find themselves in love. Mr. \ll cn - burg tc.Is Connie Bill is mun ied; h rve si n h iS wife. To find out the truth in her own wag, she asks BUI to tunny h V r. Chapier Twelva V.TDDED — BUT A WIPE?

"Will I marry you?” repeated Bill. Wuat do you think?" She took his faco in her hands, bent ins head down. “But when' In'ow? Tonight?” •'Tonight!” gasped tho delighted Eiil, and then ho shouted to the v.'.nds: ‘ Is there a preacher in the house? Come 0:1!” Mr. Alienbu.y, abrent-mindcdly listening to pome guests, was discreetly approached by lloberts, his butler. ’T ardon me, sir, but there's a pereon who claims to be Mrs. ‘William Chandler. She wants to see Mr. Chandler immediately. She is waiting on the terrace.” G’advs stopped her impatient pacin'-: when Mr. Allenbury approached and gave his name, and burst into headlong speech. “And I'm Mrs. William Chandler — and I can prove it too.” “You’ll have every opportunity to do so," ho responded grimly. “I'll say I will! I want my husband. Where is he?” ‘'He'll be returned to you intact, just as soon as I can find him, if you will wait here.” “Oh, you’re afraid I’m going to

Yucatan divorces wd t‘ m '« yeais i, ;o j J in the Hall <,( j;,.*! end consulted niy in and I Wore n*nerieai Chandler — ahe was! your plea for the Mol ployees, that she's 1 suit." _ Haggerty seized Col Oh, Connie . . j nf lenbury — I mean Mil can’t thank you. Ailel marries author! Whatl was sprinting for thll Connie stopped him. 1 ""You've forgotten Ml she said. "That •Mrs. Slm^ol Gladdy! Look, Hon/l dash — ’’ I “Just a minute, tri want a real scoop, if my Yucatan divorce A so I got a second dr.-oil Simpson in Reno' 1 triumphantly around.

l; ’fir

“How did

make a scene, are you?”

"On the contrary, I’m looking forward to it! I’ll bring your hus-

band to you directly.”

Making the best of it, she conrented to wait while Mr. Allenbury was finding Bill. After a few minutes, Warren Haggerty climbed

Uie terrace tail to her. "You!” sho exclaimed, you know I was here?”

“Never mind that now. Come on! Quick! Bill and Connie must have suspected something. They’re taking it on the lam — in a car. We’ll follow them.” Ho helped her over

the terrace rail,

Haggerty’s chase after Bill and Connie wns fruitless. They returned t/ New York and canvassed the hotels at w’hich they thought Bill might slop. Success rewarded them after an hour’s search. On the rcpister of the Grand was written “Mr. and Mrs. William S. Chandler." Gladys tore up in a rage the "Do not disturb” sign on the door of

Bill's suite

panel.

Connie opened ihe door with an enquiring “Yes?” but Gladys push-

ami pounded on the

ed past her into the living room wheue Bill was opening a bottle of

champagne.

"Why, why, Gladys,” ha stammered, “this is a surprise!” “I’ll bet it is!" Gladys confronted

Connie. “I hate to bust In on your little party. Miss Connie Allenbury, but that man happens to be my

husband.”

"This,” said E'.ll pleasantly to Connie, "is the lady I told you

abcut.”

“Mrs. William Chandler is the nr.rr.e!” Gladys didn't create the effect she expected and repeated the r-'me. Connie went forward graci-

ously.

“I've looked forward to meeting you. Bill has told me so much

about you."

“He told you about met" Gladys locked in n razenient towards Blit end found him. ranking for the door. "Oh, no you don’t! You're not get-

ting nut of hero!"

"I’rn not leaving,” Bill assured h-'r. “I Just don't went Warren to miss nnythlnr.” He flung open the filer door, disclosing the .Istening 3'a ’-gcrly. "Come right In, Warren,” be invited. “Could you hear all right or shall we start over?” Connie greeted him pleasantly, but Gladys expressed sui-prise. “I cir'n’t know he was out there,'’ she said to Bill. “This has nothing to do with you or your newspaper, V/arren. You keen out of this. As Mrs. William Chandler, I deBill (illicitly Interrupted. “I'm • H-nid there has been a mistake. This Is Mrs. Chandler.” He indlcat-

«> Connie.

"What?” cried Gladys.

“Yes. we were juist married— in Greenwich, Connecticut,” said

Con rile.

•'Biil. have you gone crazy?” demanded the flabbergasted Hag-

g—tv.

“If you th’nk you een excuse this by i uiling a marriage gag—" bepon Gladys. ‘ ( h, but re-'lly we are mar into-joctf.,! Connie, rnd Bl'l prod '.cod liielr marriage certificate. 1' r'cvtv cast bis eye over it. “Tliey’i-e m uried nil right! That’s Li'" mv! What a story!” “Brint th :t and you’ll have another libel suit.” shouted Bill. “My > ■>£•* to Gladys doesn’t count Juev 'h Simpson ia her lawfully a .“(’ed husband. She divorced him tu YucaUa — by mull — and all

The Jusiice oi the I pronounced Bill! Connie, man and (

do we stand?” "Then wcHs not..

^don't believe it!" sal

“Try the Keno Hall ofl “Suppose we sit downl

this thing over,” said Ei

"You and I Will have I

time to talk things ova| —rid cruise." *

‘That world cruise

gag of mini," confes--odl

“So, it was just anotha

gags to get me here. I)laz|

"Well, I’m here and If

through you'll all be sorri saw me! I've just been I to kick around — eomi protect a newspaper ej woman's p<"’d name ill it was a lot of fun, "’“‘I for you didn t you. E..i J Well, I'm picking myself 1 a pretty ] 'or sample ui a but no one else 13 1 And as for you, Warren I you’re ten times worse « He at least had some 4 kicking me around - “1

Jove with another

double-crossed me for “l

a newspaper. Well, and be the proud

lines! That’s ali y°u™ I ... I suppose this isaui

tasteful to you. M'; 3 Well, my husband isn t

to me. but yon couldM with all your n'°b^i r a om L

ta "Let me handle tbia"

‘‘ You ^h/fSacJ

enough

in ^il, he annWe^ time to Gladys angiy Connie’s caim. even^to^^ I assure you. I didn v

best efforts.’

^Mr. . „. to you for a l 0 "" a nd a. iauf 1 7hf ""I

ren!”

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blow on J

brought the b ’|’ l 'j oor was I

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and Gladys a il Haggerty, got he r a 0 y u | "Warren, darling. a (a* She turned upon . haV e

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She turned

you coward! YoU_n turnc dJ when his back. a nd ( 9

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that she haiiled^’toBill'sj

when his

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honeymoon.

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