The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE PORTSMOUTH, N. H. HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE OPEN OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE ON FIRST OF JULY Ubby Holman will play in "Accent On 'South" the first week of the season at Waller Hartwig's Ogunquit Playhouse Jn Maine. The season begins July 1.

Miss will remain as a permanent member of the company. On July 15 Mr. Haruvig will revive John Galsworthy's "The Silver by special request of Ethel Barrymore, Tvho be seen as Mrs. Jones. A r.cw play by Frederick Jackson, "Murder Pen and Ink." will be tried out, with Florence Reed as the star.

Alexandra. Carlisle will be a guest for two week.s. appearing in "Oliver Oliver" r.r.d "Criminal Large." There is to be a r.t-'.v play, as yet unspecified, with Violo: HeminR as leading actress. Fritz! Scheff will be seen for a week, the piece to be announced later; Mitzi Green will play in "Jane's LeR.icy." a new comedy by Eden Phillpott. The letter's comedy, "The Farmer's Life," also be done.

The company includes Daisy Atherton, Edward Emery, A. J. Herbert, Howard Phillips, Ernitn Lascelles. Sliano Eraggioiti. John Drew Colt, Lysia Bernard, Joseph Curtin, Frank Roberts.

Cecile Wulff. Lydia Fuller, Car! Reed and R. Henry Handon. BRESNAHAN BEAMS AT IOWA'S SOPH TRACK SPEEDERS Iowa Bresnahan is rubbing his hands that means trouble ahead for other western conference track coaches. There's good reason, too, lor the BIG SISTER MUSTT4T OFFER WVOCH I'VE COME LONG TO SEE HIM.

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Cheap Insurance Is not good. It Is economy In the long run to patronize your local agent. THE COOK AGENCY Kitten, He. You intenitf arc ran Our bat roan Bresnahan glee. At least six University of Iowa sophomore sprint stars can do the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds or less.

Two had high school marks of 9.7. All of which means another great Hawkeye track team is in the making. The Iowa coach appreciates the valuable points those boys can score a dual meet, but it's the spring relay meets he looks to with glistening eyes. He sees new marks lor Iowa 220, 440 and mile relay teams. Bresnahan Is particularly eager to regain the miie mark at the Drake relays.

For 15 years Iowa held the record of 3.16.9, only to lose it last year to a quartet from the University of California, Los Angeles branch, who clipped a full second from the time. Four Iowa sophomores race the quarter at near flat indoors. Van Phillips, an Iowa City lad, recently touched 50 seconds even to break the Hawkeye indoor mark. Others nearly as fast include Andrew Dooley, ol Centerville; Eugne Skinner, Omaha negro, and Claire Briggs, a rangy Atcheson, colored boy. To give the team necessary experience, Bresnahan has Capt.

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NORMAL STATIONS On Sunday, June 16, the annual Odd Fellows memorial services be heW by the lodges here. There will be a parade, with Canton Senter, No. 12, P. as escort, and members of the two Rebekah lodges and other bodies in the line o' march. The members will go to the Methodist Church, where Rev.

Philip S. Nason will preach sermon. 4 tunes 4.15—Girl Scouts 4.30—Modernistic melodies i 4.45—Janet Lee, organ musicale 5.15—Birthday Man 5.45—Story hour moments 6.15—Ball gim-e of the day- Tuesday I 10.30—Program resume and weather report 10.35—Helen Porter 11.30—Homemaier 11.45—Ellen flash 12.15—Luncheon program 12.30—Master's music room 12.45—A. P. Langtry program news flashes musicale 1.45—N.

H. Farm Reporter. 2 the console 2.45—Devotions 3.15—Afternoon symphony 3.30—Sunshine for Shut-Ins TCGOSLAVIA TOTALS FARM DEBTS (By Associated Press) farmers owe $151,460,000 says the ministry of agriculture 'but they will not have to dodge collectors until September when the moratorium on peasant debts expires. It was estimated that, In 1932 peasants were behind $8,640,000 interest payments. Funeral Service CM.

IBM BOSTON a SUJNE TRANSPORTATION CO. Portsmouth Division Change In Schedule Effective April Z8.13J5 Eastern Standard Time Main (Rye) Line Week Days Except Holidays No Service on Sunday! or Portsmouth for Rye Beach P. 57:00 12:05. 4:05 Lv. Rye Beach P.

O. ror 6:30, u. 12:28, 4:30 p. m. PORTSMOUTH PLAINS CHRISTIAN SHORE Week Days Except HolJdayi LT.

Market via Middle 10:05, 11:05 a. 12:05, 1:05. 5:05, 3:05, 3:35, 4:05. 5:05, 8:05, 9:05 p.m. Lv.

Market Square via Christian 5:30, 6:35. 7:35. 10:35. 11:35 a. 12:35.

2:35, 4:35. 5:35. 8:35 p. m. Sundays Holidays Lv.

Marke: Square via MIclclH l. 3:05. 5:05. 8:05 p. m.

Lv. Market Square vin Christian Shore a. 6:05 p. m. PORTSMOUTH TORK BEACB Dilly Except as Noted Lv, Portsmouth Railroad Sta, for York 4:07.

p. m. Lv. York Beach for 11:04 a. nu p.

m. BOSTON It PORTLAND Dally LT. Portsmouth R. R. Stv tor Oguo- qult.

Wells, KenDeounk, BlddeJord 11-07 4:07, 6.52 p. m. Direct connection at Portland on 8:22 n. m. and 2:07 p.

m. for Lewistcn, Augusta, waterville and Bongor. Direct connection at Portland on 11:07 a. m. and 4:07 p.

m. for Brun.swlct, Bath, Wlscasstt. Waldoboro and Roci- lond. Lv. Portsmouth R.

R. Sta. for Hampton. Newburyport. Everett and Boston 8:43.

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Direct connection at Ecston OD All trioa for points south and west. onU. only. to except Bat. days except Sat, days except and only.

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Foster? songs 5.15—Adventures of Grandpa Burton 5.30—Alice in Orchestralia 5.46—The Mind at. Peace 6.30—Lum and Abner 6.45—Thomas Burgin, political talk Mixed chorus 7.15—Black Chamber, drama 7.30—Variety revue Kzra, Himber's orchestra 8.30—Gladys Swaithout, mezzo soprano; Margaret Speaks, soprano; mixed. chorus Gypsies; Ramona, soloist 9.30—James Melton, tenor; Frances soprano Lady; male quartet 10.30—Max Baex, music, drama B. Ride'ou: n.20—Jesse Crawford, organist 11.30—Leonard Keller's orchestra 11.45—The Hooiingiiams, WNAC Chapin, songs 5.15—Baseball pointers Armstrong, sketch 5.45—Cosmopolitan quinlet Round-Dp 6.50—Modern Minutemcn, spenker entertainment 7.1o—Just Plain Bill 7.30—Frascine and Her Whalers 7.45—Boake Carter on Taxes, Reginald W. Bird 8.15—Musical moments 8.30-^Pick and Pat, drama, music Newman's Quartet 9.15—Variety and Sully, comedians; Gertrude Nieseu, soloist Pipe Club KJ.45—Musical rhymesters 11.15—Joe Smith's orchestra 11.30—Varieties 11.45—Dick McGinley's orchestra Hogan's orchestra Romanelli's orchestra WBZ 5.15—New England cgricullure Lady 5.45—Childhood playlet forecast 6.15—Ivory Stamp Cl-jb 6.30—Press-radio news Kincaid, songs 6.45—Lowell Thomas 7.15—Tony and Gus, sketch 7.30—Hank Keene's music 7.45—Dangerous Paradise, love drama adventure, drama 8.45—Boston municipal talk show 9.30—Dramatic sketch Knie-ht's Cuckoo Clock I forecast 11.05—Huphie Barrett's orchestra 11.15—HJ.'jrJ orchestra 11.22—Ink Spots Quartet Noble's orchcsu-a vioiinst 32.0E—Henry King's orchestra Rines 1 orchestra MODERN PITCHEKS LACK VARIETY, IS SAD SAM'S CHANT variety doesn't seem to be the spice of 8 young pitcher's life nowadays Sad Sam Jones.

venerable White Sox f.inger, is sadder than usual. The 43-year-old star doesn't have worry for a while yet about upcoming piichers pushing him off the scene, for he has been a big factor in the Sox' 'sensational early-season spurt. But i he is a bit concerned at the tendency jo' new rookie slab stars to concentrate on one particular delivery. "In this matter of bearing down on one style of ball the current opstarte are different from what they were "way back when I broke in;" says Sam. "In my salad days incoming pitchers strove more thwi anything else for lair sort of mastery over a number of different deliveries.

"Now they come up with all their attention centered on thromng a- 'better' sinker than anybody a better slider, or a better screwball I think ltd: be easier on their per, haps exercising then- minds I they paid more attention to studious-, blending of their talents. "If you're going to endure in this business you'll have to learn, sooner or 1 uer, to do a lot of pitching with your head. Why not learn it sooner? Most of the young pitchers coming up now: also fail to study batters as they used to. They leave most ol this important up to the catchers." DOG RECEIVES MEDAL i (By Associated Press! June a Ger- I man shepherd dog, wci-e a 'Silver pin last night in token of his attendance at Girl Scout meetings. ihe nights the Scouts meet, E.

J. Quinn family said, Iheir dances with joy" at the of attending. The dog, by mistress, Margaret Quinn, cousin, Shirley Bogue. has an attendance mavk of 85 for tne last year. The pin was presented at special P.sad Tne Tieraifl Aon- the pet and at- THE REAL DRIVER Keeps His Mind on Hw YOU? At thirty miles an hour, an automobile travels forty-four feet in second.

In this short even.at lower speeds, a serious accident -can occur if the 'driver is momentarily inattentive. You owe it to yourself, and to those whose lives may depend upon your as a imotorist, keep your mind on your driving and 'be alert at all times when the wheel. English consumption of fresh fruits reached a new high record of 95 pounds a person in the last year. I Orange consumption in England was 24 pounds and bananas 12 pounds a person. i I PORTSMOUTH TRUST GUARANTEE COMPANY A Savings Bank Also acts as Trustee of Estates and Funds Hon.

John Bartlett, President Wm. J. Cater, Vice-President Willis E. Underbill, Treasurer NEW HAMPSHIRE BANK BUILDING A circus would not be complete if. there were no elephants in it.

therefore the Sparks-managed Downie Bros. Circus have exerted every effort to obtain the best herd of pachyderms available. The elephants they I have and which will be seen here Sat. June 15 are admitted to be the smartest performing elephants in the American "circus today. They have been under the capable training of Miss Ella Harris, who then: through their paces for the circus.

Pictured above is Teddy, who has the longest tushs of any known elephant and-Tena and: Babe, two tight wire walking elephants. George, the riding A complete and splendid array of Shuford and her wild and domastic animals fill the spacious zoo, the doors of which are opened one 'ful! hour in advance oi clown; Marion thirty dancing' horses; the Plying Brocks, daring and sensational trapeze artists; Billy Siegrist, tight and slack wire artist; circus starting time in order to allow Frisco's Seals, 'the HaianH-ng and mn- thc circus visitor amp'e time to in-lsical entertainers; the Carlos Carreon sptct the ironders within the lighted, world's champion high jumping well ventilated dens. Lions, lions; hundreds of aerialists, aero- leopards, pumas, emu, gymnasts, performing horses and zebras, kangaroo and an elaborate dls- ponies and an array of the world's play of rare and beautiful birds. i funniest clowns. The opening spectft- 1 The cast of the 1335 presentation cle "A Cavalcade of Splendor" brings headed by Bill Cody, popular cowboy I the show up to the standard set by scrsen star; then, there is the Hanne- the vetsran Sparls over almost a half ford" family ol bariback with century as circus impresario.

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