Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 34

e THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, T. U, THURSDAY, Sues Alaska Packers for $439,210|GRAVE DANGER FORESEEN |facturers of essentiais of itfe, such, 221 national manufacturing program is 1 (U. S. : DAMAEE BY H-[]["] {For Unfit Salmon Supplied Army in War IN INSTALLMENT BUYING | eie" biiness” ama et he whole zent, Unit | Gordon and ALt Continued Rain Sends Rivers Further Over Lowlands ~|furnishe 4 Lab s Most | llable to be made top-heavy with non- Kbor BassarEn Eusche By essentials. There is a danger, the ount received under Purchases Are Luxuries and bureau thinks, that laborers of the ted S price und the % the compromise. lower 2 soon find e swer income groups may soon fin court is told that the Alaska Warns of Reckoning. theinselves actually suffering because By the Associated Press. they cannot buy the necessities of NEW YORK, April 8.—BEither in- |life. stallment buying must be checked or -~ g means must be discovered for in- Officers Tnnlffifl‘d‘ creasing the purchasing power of the | B i Ana ikt - o s AT ch | sp a American workers, It is asserted in a | (0L arry . Tebbetts 4] . g the World War, which |spoiled and unfit to eat. #uews letter Issued yesterday by the Col. Emory 8. Adams, adjutant gen- Association entered into a furnish_salmon for th . and the quarter eneral of the Army purchases ases at a contract price of 75 pi . In March, 1919, it was disco d that quantities of the fish we v R, S—— e ingeofinfiieys weonr S0 e Labor Bureau, Inc eral's department, at the War De- human consumption.” fiame : tment. o War De- i ) The bureau, an organization con.|DPartment. have been e FILM BANKRUPICY PLEA. ducting economic research for labor | Atlanta, Ga., and Col. Edgar T. Con A compr By the Ascociated Press | CHICAGO, April K. Rivers of Indiana and 1llinoix, swollen by heavy rains and melted snow, still held |of .Justice menace to some localities toda hough cessation of rain over m: ihe area was viewed hopefully Except for early morning showers [the full co n eastern Indiana, clear skies were fdamaged fish 11 | the difference hetween the contract of the Cen promised _for States. Furt ain, however, n prospect this-evening in the Cen- | ral Plains area. while the weather | will be unsettled Friday in the West. | cession lat ern ‘entral sections. rob- | rn and Central sections, with pr o v able showers Considerable property damage al. |reached th ready has heen suffered in the low ”1!";"‘1“ ‘P’ lands of the twa States and farmers T D3 l’“ ' have been delayed in the sowing of [in_And ¥ Spring crops Wabash River Flooded. s course, while numee River had s in the east side t Wayne. the path of to ntinued precipi- | augment the | ne. The Wabash es an hour at b and lowlands around Terre Haute and lLafayvete were un e over most of er from the ied 1 1 der water Low distriets also were inundated by the White River at Anderson Ind ere was no chanze in the | at Evansville, near the | of the Wabash and Ohio | Mississippi Also Up. The Mis: al along with it tributar foot-and. | a-half rise heing registered at Quincy. | n 24 o The heavy rainfall { toria is ce district, near | used the inun | 3 square miles of t Creek went out of its |} ble Head, 1L, putting Teethin Infants Head were cov- | A time, but a re tracks mear Ma ered by water 9, by whi he association took | Considera er, which forms for line hetween 111 | r was near flood ‘ | r C y : ‘ \ MOTHER:— Fletcher's Cas- in the levee of the | gtitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, v under water. Railroad | To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of CZ,’/’/V/JMu | Proven directions on each package. 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