Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1935, Page 6

THE EVENING ‘A o A6 s wrote an open letter “to the voters of ’” “TAMMANY PRACTICES Pike County” in which he atfacked FLAYED BY PlNcHOT | “Tammany practices,” under which, he declared, Penmylvnmnns are now paying their taxes “to luppon. the State Democratic machine.” Referring to several cases in which he said workers in various State posi- tions have been dismissed since the Democratic administration has taken office, Pinchot said “They are part of a planned actack | on the faithful public servants in Har- risburg and elsewhere throughout the State * * * Former Governor Attacks Farley and His Friends for Program in Pennsylvauia. By the Associated Press MILFORD, Pa., November 1—For- mer Gov. Gifford Pinchot returned to the political arena last night with the statement “Farley and his friends are doing everything they know to Tam- manyize Pennsylvania.” Politically quiet since he left the| “Under such Tamany practices, the Governor's office nearly a year ago,|service of the State is falling rapidly the State's former chief executive|to pieces.” MUSCATEL RAISINS I 'G POUND 3Lbs49¢ Big, juicy raisins—two or three to the piece— coated with creamy milk and dark chocolate. They're good, and they're good for you. KENTUCKY KERNALS C¢POUND 3Lbs49¢ A delightful, crunchy, peanut-flavored center— sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar—and shaped to look like toasted almonds. A real candy treat! PEANUT CLUSTERS .’c POUND 3 Lbs 49% Rich, creamy, mouth-melting chocolate—“chock- full” of crisp, toasted peanuts. A delightful chocolate-and-peanut combination! 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STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. kept prisoner by her estranged hus- band in an apartment house here. The young woman, mother of two children, said she escaped late last night and hailed a passing automobile to take her to police headquarters. She displayed a black eye and bruises she sald had been inflicted by the Last Saturday her husband came to the home of her parents, Mr. and Charles Starm, in Bergholz, “He asked me to come away with “I refused. Then he ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T, 1935, drove to Cleveland.” ‘ Police were seeking the husband, The young woman said she started divorce proceedings five weeks ago. —_— Crickets Pests. Crickets have made sleep almost impossible in the Chislehurst and Sideup urban district of England, and the district council has appealed to the Natural History Museum in Ken- sington to send an insecticide which will quiet the insects. Relief Association. and Canada here yesterday. tion will be in Baltimore, Md. 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