Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 36

- . i N S sty A T S s 200 had been fed. Al ages were repre- | him and he has only gratitude for the| D)|JCE AS BOY T0OO KEEN SPEEDOMETER SUIT [, tomsé, .ty ABOLITION OF OFFICES _ | Mr. Perry Pays His Debt [ o o v o o o ke wmt s e 1937 { beards. e atitude WON BY vmfilNlAN“C(t;x"r;‘;“;’;m‘fTl ek icome asTes PROTES__TED I_N_AUGUSTA‘ =5 y y T i is wis. Al antatpieiltane. o tangitiar ducte,; e M’ bredks { Sent FldSw St W RGOr 2o Wag o L4 PO e -1 | Mr. Perry stood at the head of the |fasts were the result. While his bene- | “Insubordination.” -8 e e o e e rug, | Citizens, in Mass Meeting, Unani-| Ti Perniless’ Intnii t N Solyent | |1ine and gave away tickets. The tickets | factors today reached the eves and| ROME (NANA)—When Mussolint Directed. to P | plementary agreement signed in 1924. mous for Retention of County and One-Time enniless mmagrant, ow a olve: urchased breakfast at a restaurant ears of the public they were not his| wasa schoolboy of 15 his regular master Btewart-Warner C 0 8Y("'The device invented ty Mr. Smithey - itude. by Peedi ut & few steps away. When the guests | firt, fell ll, and the substftute set the class Royalties to Mecklen. enables the driver to tell by looking at| ~ Home Demonstration Agents. Citizen, Expresses Gratitude by Feeding wete. served MP. berry. collected his| yhst Christmas day 275 families of | SN 8587 on “Time Is Money" Littls oyalties the spesdometer whether his 2utCmObie | gpecial Dispatch to The Star | tickets and paid their toll. | unempioyed men could thank Mr. Persy | BEnito thought very poorly of the tem- burg Lawyer. needs lubsicaticn. STAUNTON, Va. December 2.— A the Unemployed. Mr. Perry has been a soldier and. |for furkey dinners. During & coid spell | POTan er and handed in his paper { crowdl of county men and women com- like the Corsican, he believes & man, |last Winter 200 other men were pro- |0 two minutes. It read: “Time is elv fill usta County Circuit B — whether a soldier or a member of the vided with shoes by the former Greek | ™oneY and should not be wasted, so I T MOV"S FAPM QUICKLY T _fu\lcd 1‘he Aty Sda vc( ')1 vig- | rmy of the unemployed, travels best|immizrant. y am going home to study because the By the Assoclated Press 4 i i | Court room here Tuesday to voice vig: t o t d tends their . | g X exams are cor * RICHMOND, Va.. December 2.—The PR i | crous protest to the board of supervis- | BY the Associated Press. | o & 0*’15 of men and ten jon a full stomach. He is giving his| He took a novel way of furnishing oty Btewart-Warner Corporation_w:s di- - R . against the suggested abolition of | BOSTON, December 2.—Mr. Perry, | other sartorial needs. It sald: [theory a 30-day test. | the footwear. Noticing a group of men | (% that is Pollard n 36-Mile Trip With ' Stock’ and|{f Offces of county agent and home | pumanitarian and solvent, yesterday |, MY, FeTTY, invites 200 unemployed | —Twelve years ago a young army of-| waiting for work and finding many al- |, For thi i t 1 demonstration egent. The abolishing 5 Sk ¥ | persons to a free breakfast on Decem- | ficer, fresh from service in the Balkars. most shoeless he invited them into his re Duce was sent home for 10 Equipment Made in Two Hours. | oot e would curtail county | beEan to pay his “debt” to America. |ber 1, and every ‘morning thereafter | landed in New York, penniless, without | shop. fitted them with shoes left to be | 98 e letter of complaint the mas- J. Alston ns ximately $2.340. Mr. Perry is Pericles Koskoris, 45, until December 31. Please, friends, be | friends and unable to speak the Eng- | repaired and sent them on their way ote to his father has just been c from Frenze hen a poll was taken for the reten- | American citizen. ~The debt he 'feels | in line on this corner before 8:10 every |lish language. He came o seek his for- | When his customers caled for their | Vi1drasn from the Fascist exhibition, . b 4 1 T tion of tHese two offices, signified by |he owes is this citizenship and solvency. morning. tune. | shoes he explained the situation. I n\slr ittle Fnscm.s, were beginning to delivered atic . : ive th raising of hands, Chairman J.| A few days ago a number of smali| Long before the time arrived his| That young officer was Mr. Perry.|only had to pay for a few pairs.” he k it a good plan for securing a holi- on_Ford auto) c S A L . : Frank Harper announced it appeared |notices were pasted on the window of | guests were on hand. When breakfast | He admits he is not rich., but he has{said. “The other customers under- 7309, sht. 1932, by Nort = k:c':’a‘"n’[",;ofl T Y 70 h to be unanimous. Mr. Perry’s shop, where he repairs the | was served 25 more than the allotted | prospered. America has been kind to' stood.” iat L AP Ny 5] Holds «» TQY mes e Until Dec. 17 PSR VLS NGNS $2 Holds Any Toy Over $10 [P Dollville—2nd Floor If pieces were bought separately it would sell for $16.50 Toyland—6th Floor Ives Train Set A Train Sets : : TOY WAGONS Locomotive and 2 3 > . 3 iz §195 7>~ Complete with Transformer N eleciric headlights. > i : tired wheels ............... el | 3 Your small son will have - W e i > - | 3 difficulty keeping his, Dad \ L. o ot : from monopalizing this ’ v 3 : = A toy! An unusually well Z —4 : [ : o - % [ built outfit in a box that Py z ; L Y j y é can be turned into a tunnel | FRO\ S H & g - . SIS at a moment’s notice. 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