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d a y , F e b r u a r y 7, 1939 T H E N I A G A R A F A L L S G A Z E T T E

felt increas

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U.S.

Neutrality Law May

Be Revised.

7CU.R). -The

oftheUni t ed St at es

< rfJhe_m^s t Jmport an^ facto rs

ChTnese

it is par t l y respons ib l eofWang Chlngwel ' storeceive broaff

P a g e F i v e

New Priest• ' • « " » m | «t»t»» | », » . , , . ,

T O C I T Y A S P R I E S T

Will Do Missionary Work Herefor Holy Catholic and

Apostolic Church.

TKe^ReVT-Joseph-KellyT-O,Arr-son- -745 Nlnete£nth__streetof Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sandonato, of

'M' i..t»Ti*r"«ft»r thn full 1 745 Ninet een th s t reet , who was re-n lUuen t af t e* t he t a l l g ^ y iTaalhed inN W Yo r k C i ty

Recen t ly o rdained in NewYork.City, th e flev. Jo se ph Kelly, q.^A..a nat ive of Niagara Fal l s and a

graduate of local schools, has ret u rned tothis city toconduct mi s sionary work-for theHoly Catholicand Apos to l i c Church of Ant ioch .Known here as Bernard Sandonato (Father Kel ly Ishis n a m e In

religion), theyoung priest Is at

prcsenJL_at thehome ofhis par-

ents, Mr. andMrs . Er i c Sandonato ,

< > I have seen thisi

method work In t - — - - « - •*••»• -—•• »- • » "»•" > •* -

i many cases. If youhave been J11 troubled with eczema, trying the ,

j . short fast and thecareful diet will |1 at least do noh a r m andit may

! bring the desired Improvement.When you wish a copy ofmy article

ton ECZEMA together with somefasting and dieting suggestions.write incare of this newspaper andenclose a large, self-addressed.

Lecturer

s t amped envelope.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(Schiller's Iodine Test)jQuestlon: Mrs. R. E. wri t es : For

what isSchiller's test used?' 'Answer: Schiller's iodine test is

employed Inthe early diagnosis >ocancer ofthecercix. Itis com

monly conceded that the diagnosisof cancer in theearly stages isdif-ficult . This test Iscommonly used,being highly recommended bysomespecialists, although , others do notaccep t it. inmaking thet es t asolution of iodine inwater isusedto paint thet issues. Normal tissuewill turn adark brown within ashor t ^ t ime, wh i l e cancerous t i s sueremains unst ained . Two ofthe ad

11. fo rmer res iden t I van tages of t he t es t are t hat Itma y Father Kel ly g raduated Trwn Th^ ,~ ^ d t y > whQ ha s j u s t been ap _. g, V en "quickly a n d h a t iton

age William D Robbins reported;o the City Council last night. Theyarc Gordon Rougvaux. George WTempes t . Jr . Howard Kelberer andJ. George Ga.sse. Mayor W Level!Draper explained that the salarieslisted did notconstitute increasesbut final increments which placedthe four firemen onpermanen tsalary baMs.

- Tha manaj i ex repor t fd _ Jiie__an^„po in tmeiu of Ben M. Kime as af i reman intheparks bureau at asnlary of $2,080 avear, effectiveFebruary 7. He»a* first on triecivil service list andhis appo in t men t was recommended by Parks

I Super in t enden t Edward Werner .Due tothemany pat i en t s in the

Municipal hospital thecouncil approved theappo in tmen t of Mrs.Es ther Pi tman sis an extra nurseat thehospital during Februaryat a sal ary of$25 a month .

w. J. KENNEDX DIES

W i d e l y K n o w n B r i d g e C o m p a n y

E m p l o y e P a s s e s in C o n n e c t i c u t .

-Word) haa been —i viriveU -ru're of

---.-S1^-* r

g?-~rrL-*

n\;>:' po in t ed manager of theDelaware ] expensive. Thepresence ofaun l - nr AMR o o k e r ~ h o s e d l s c u s

, ; s = b i i e n = « 8 a ig a e d ^ t e ^ S t e 8 a ^ W r ^ ^ i v e r 8 t y , OTun e 61933HwU wl H - a s S t t m e - fab -- B f i ^ - d u A 4 e s ^ ^ 4 > r ^ w a - i a d t e a t e a - t h e - a b a e n o - o Xthe" possibility of revision of **"* as_a_ jal s s lonary of theHoly the presen tat i on being made by• the th e conclusion of th e season at the; cer,

Act ! wi th poss ib le Catho l i c and Apostolic Church of late Most Rev Wil l i am Turner . ^ T e r r a c e n o t e l i S a r a s o t a ,1 ? e co no mi c s an ct io ns A nt io ch . | bishop of Buffalo p w h e r e ' h e hasbeen manager

oicv ^ ^j f _ | Hew a s o r d a i n e d lnst. Mary s for tn el a s t s e v e r a i w i n l e r s Active-thedeter-tocon t inue res i s t ance, at

Ques t ion :

(NervesHenry* asks:

ancr-tli i=oat

the death ofWilliam John Ken

. nedy,_6S years., old. for 2i..vcaxs^emI pioyed a.st icket agent at the Whirl

pool Rapids bridge. Mr. Kennedynose died atthehome ofhis sisterm o s t M r s — A F o l e y . a' W h i t n e y v i l l e

ex

en-

ess recognized itwa s not sufrtot h row the bal ance agains tThey believed the orrry-hope

at

cmin rath er than military

isab le tocarry

tres t r i c t ed whi l e read jus t i nglnamanner bes t to

theWSrttnre financia l emer ge

of this, foreign loans totohelp build up theChinesenew lines of comm unica tions

toprove an i m m o -

Ishop ing forto the Japanese

it is notho

a d i rectofeconomic sanct ions im-

es ag ains t. _

byPresidenfc-RoosevelVs-toCongres s admi t t i ng the

They point out that in

China ' s case the act p rov ided Japan church . NewYork _Clty, last D e- * {y'engaged" in the-ho tel business for S rJ nn er b v e s r 0 U 5 r

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valuable in theseries of lectures Conn., where he"W ent abo ut aon "Fami ly Relat i onsh ips" sponsor- mon th agoafter securing aleave

W h a t is ed by theHealth Education depart- 0fab.-er.ee from thebridge comm e n t oftheY.W.C.A. Dr . Rooker pany.will speak at1 p.m.. Thursda y, after MrKennedy , who was widelym j u t i i u i - ^ b e c au s e o f • cember 18,byHisEminence, Wl l - t n e i as t 20 vears Mr Hall was , ,

r T h H u o S ^ o t h T la p a n ls T t na n S S Ib m -N S no T 53 •• DgrcrP ^iillli ofthe Caval i er ' l l cach club , A n / i y ' >>

rThemotor nerves are . a tray luncheon or those who de- k n o w n a n d h a dala .. g e n u m b e r 0f

! . £ = ! °P ;blshOD-metropolitan of t h e P r o vi n ce ; S S S S5 S T B e l c h v . ' l a s t s u m ^ r ! t h 0 5 e . ^ h ^ V ^ rr > ' " " P " ^ to

l Tfrio TTSm r at 12... TIILL irlends in Thu cuy. mnde his i^onie-fysu i t j i n fr—in—movemfiDl^ i s^no charge forthelectuie andahere with former Police Surjerinten

, ; b i shop-met ropo l i t an ot tneprovince v t r g l n A a Beach . Va., l as t summerTTThtf failure to-ban  nvpnrt.-r.fjnf   New York, '1'he nl. Hev. -Mon- fuher mmtan d inE t i u te l s ~wl t l r

fflflt^lfli" riire^My useable in war-fare such astrucks, planes, gasoline,cotton and scrap iron.

» . . « . . » . - • • - • - • . -NEWS STAND OPERATOR |

"130I.L7ECTS- VALUABirE-|

PENNIES FOR HOBBY i

signor H. T. Wilkie. rector of St. w h i c h heh a s b ee n a s s c ^ i a T e a r - ^ * ^ ^ , 5 ^ 1 1 3 0 1 ^ - ^ " ^v a ^ 4 p S t e ^ n ^ ^ o i ^ ^ P ^ w a y T He_ is survived by twoi iary's churcli , pieached theordin

afctos—ceremony. T-h*R t . R e v ! r a u n h o ^ n ^ m i : F l a t h e m Y l as «J M i H T T J E p r ^ O f f l l s e n s a t i o n s | c f ^ t r ^ - a r e M r s. ^ S w a r t o u t . '

. rector of, P a r k and Bi l tmore hoUls inMiami . °f P a j n ' fl

In the cafe of th esens

°2 l.SPl^Vi?t"n MS l

f-York, a n d f K» - ^ ~ ^ - x ^ * r ^ ^ u . ^ . nerves, the Impulses are earn ed Flo>d Field and Anne C. Safran, M.D. ;

Monsignor Boris Platov. i l w „ „. iVl ^, llv „ .-St . -Bas i i ' s -s eminary rNew-York , and ; t he-Hoteh-Bi t tmore-New-Y ork : - t he .. .P-?™-

6^-.Jhe impulse

the Rev. A. W Lock, Ph. D, sec- Gener al Brock hotel, Niagara F alls. > o mj

h e ° « * an s ofsense inwardlyrct i fy—to—rhe--g rchbtehopr-as s t e ter t j On t . : t ho CataraeVJIous&, - th is c i t y . . ^^a rd ^a b rain or sp inal cen t er ;a . t -4he-« j rd ina«on . The Rev W. I ? n^ the ^rAviAck^o tel r . -WlUiams- h e" cj j h« e nerves are cal l ed af t er -1S. Small was master of ceremonies j town, Mass. Mr.H a l l " is a r T a T u m ^ e n T ^ g F ^ g r ~ I n lh c v ^ e - o f - J h e - m o - f F w r - R i r f m e n C o m pl e te P r o b at i on

SALARIES APPROVED

sisters, Mrs. Foley andMrs. WalterBlake, thel a t t er of South Acton, IMass.

Funeral -services -will-be-heW—to4; Connecticut. i

r

WllSON OiSTililKG iO:. l h c . . NtWYORK H. Y.

and many vested priests . were pre-Mr. Hall is an alum

nu s of Niagara un ivers i t y and is - l°S_ne™ e± l ^ i ^ ^ — f ^ r : : * *r r l e

^ l^7^eRtr-ftrKi-o€^uplM-s£atS-in. the_sanc^ I widely known in this citv and Nl-

uaTvr

Penn ies from heaven . T hat ' s ex-act ly what Ben Bolden, 419 Twen-

tieth street, would like. Mr. B O I -

-i-asara Falls, Ont-

away from the brain cen t ersIfavel outwardly; -hence such nerves \

After his ordination tothe priesthood, Ftaher Kelly administered-Holy—Communion—to—the—congre^Ration and, following theMass .he

den , who operat es thenews tana \ im p a r t e d ^ l h e blessing to" the pre",and shoe shine parlor lntheI.R.! lates. clergy andfaithful. Many :

C. term inal building, has" collected {of his friends, whocould not a t" j r a r e p e n n i e s lor the last six mo nth s' tend the service and-rprpption , se nt!

. . _ ; i - , . . "inn1 » « i » i r i F - S f M n o r a t n l . t l n nan d now has approxim ately 40Cl! messages of congratu l at i on .In his possession. j Father Kelly, who hasbeen ab-

Accordmg toMr.Bolden, the |sent from the__city since 1934, is

;are going away from thebrain . As j basis of $2,000 avear, Citv Man-'j

He alt h and D iet ES """"'"0| lhe

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By Dr. Frank McCoy

Diet Specialist

-are-cai i ed—efferen t ng rve^ ,—xl i e- ip io i^d nnp yeameaning being that theimpulses placed on the permanen t

most valuable pennies are thoseol the inaian nead—vaiitiLu-datUlg fcfrom 1856 to1909 and theLincolnhead variety dating from 1909 to1914. Some ofthese coins "areworth f rom—50 -cen t s - . t o - a do l l are a c h and Inacta or 5 S - o r 90 the

s as

easy as this!a port er and

ell escor t

to the Roosevelt lobby .. . Comcom for t... Satisfying meals . , ,ul rooms, from $5 .

HOTELO O S E V E L T

eESNAM G. HI NES, Managing Dktdor

4Sth ST., NEW YOWJ

K L W U S t) E X P R E S S S U B A J T , 1 0 IKE W O M B ' S H «

receiving a warm welcome from hismany f r i ends herp HP has stu-

EDITOR'S NOTX. Alcommunica-

tions andQuestions andrequests loradvice by"readers o( this service

«l"'ilrt hpartriro^prt dlrfCtlv to"Ul.

fferent sets ofnerves work, letus I -imagine you arewalking across the jroom. Theimpulses which move J

j your legs aresen t out from the jj brain, butTrTe^sages about your pu- jj sition. muscular tension and so on,' are being sent inwardly tothe

brain from-the sensorv nerves.

d i ed_ in Europe. Canada, "Mexico :and the Wes tern Uni t ed St at es andis-we tt- equipped for—his-new- work_here .-^The-ne_w--priefit said today that-

Fran* McCoy. McCoy Bldg;. U&l W6th «reet; LOJ Anxeles. Calif." Communications sent l lrst tothe G a t e t t eare •subject to considerable delay 10

"the lorwardlng ol mSTT: Dlr^tl ^uiu--munlcatlons with Dr. M c Co y M ' H

-time and—eatra-postage . —

"Candid ^^mtYM^^^lsgezit-^^^^^1^'

TOLEDO, O. (y.R>—College credit!

value ranges f rom th ree o-50 doll ars .

The in i t i a l s onsome of thepeh-nies. Mr.Bolden explained, arethose ofthemen who designedthe dies from which thecoins arem a d e . J. B. Longacre des igned theInd i an head penny and had hisinitial on theface of thecoin until 1864. Allof t h i s var i e ty af t erthat dat e were made wi th the Initial L ontheribbon back of thehead.—The--ma-Jor4ty_of-..the_Llncoin.Lhead type have the initial directly bins was au thor i zed by t he "Ci t r fb^ tween

now isbeing given at theTJniver- It-slty ofToledo for cand id -camera

wuik. Ownership of a c a m e r a - a n d je would welcome suggestions b yany res iden t s of theci ty concern - REMOVE CAUSE OF ECZEMA j a c c e s s t0 adark room arerequisitestng his program ofmissionary work j Eczema isoneof thevery com- •. for thecourse, which combines lec-in Niagara Falls. For thepresen t , m o n S ki n disorders. It may cause t u res wi th demons t rat i ons .

under thedate but on themorevaluable ones jt^ isonthe reverseside below the - w r e a t h .

Mr. Bo lden , whohassome of

the ' o ldes t Ind i an head penn iesooinecr. began -his fascinating hobby Sixty-first str ee t. between .Buffalo.; . ^ ore xposura- to chemical s .af t er read ing amagazine advertisement offering coin collectors 'supplies. He expects to c a s h _ h 2on his hobby as soon as he hasacquired acollection of abou t 700penn ies .

Fr i ends have b rough t him p e n n i es f rom / as Var as K a n s a s butt he g reat er nu rnber of t hem comefrom h i s /bus ines s and from the

v»i rrili rmlrp hkparpnts ' hnr^e his j considerable Aching and i n f l ammaheadquar t ers . j t i on . t ogether wi th var ious k inds of

• J skin lesions such asblisters, scales.T O C A L L FORBI DS crus t s , p imples , e t c . When it is of

[ t he t ype marked bythe exudat ionEs t imated Cos t of Needed Curbing of a moist fluid, itiscommonly re-

52,490; Burns Obtains Contrac t. ferred to as "weeping" eczema.^ it >r ^T7-"~ T-.„v In overcoming eczema itisvery j

City Manager William D,Rob- |import an t torealize thedifference I, between the under lymg facto rs

Council last night toadver t i s e for w h i c h a r e t h e t r U e c a u s e a n d t h e

bids for 2,700 lineal feet of five- : a c l o r s w h i c h aC tu exciting caus-nch Medina sands tone cu rb ing at ;an estimated cost of$2,490. The!

curb ing isneeded . for pavagof i

es.

Anything which Irritates the skin,

such as scratc hing, chafing from

1. COMFORT—Gives s t eady ,e v e n h e a t f o r r e a l i v t n t e r c o m f o r t . ' N cr " o f f - a n d - o n " h e a t . -G l o w a w i t h i n i t s e l T — h e a t al

w a y s i n r e se r v e , a l w a y s o n t a p .

avenue and Stephenson avenue. , , ;,,, , „ . , . „W P A n r o l e o t No 149-J i

 ma*

s e r v e asane x c , t m B c a u s e '

WP A project, wo. lisJ. |H o w e v e r t h e import an t causes are

On them a n a g e r s j - e c o m m e n d a ^ t ^ , c s t a t e of tn e

t ion tnecon t ract ior mater i a i s~gnd-Kl^ . . hrcM. „..n rvm „ n a * „-n„hthe cons t ruct ion of asewer and

; body, ast hese are theones which ;j work from theinside inbuilding up

 

water connections and appur t e- , • ial r r i ta b i l i t v ofthesk in .nances inPershing avenue from |S u c £ s , al l r r l t a b - i l l t y m u s t be _ _

d i v e ^ S a ve nm 'f ro m £ £ £ P * * " 1 b e f°

r e * ? ' ^CaU

feS

2-CONVENIENCE-Automat i cr f : f . - i ' » v . O L * ™i . ? ™_ SS L I

w l U h a v e anV

e f f e c L T h e e x c i t i n g ; h e a l ina n y e q u i p m e n t w i t hc a u s e s are l o c a l " W u s e s — t h e t r u e i h e n n o s t a t i c c o o t r o l . A u t o m a t i c

seven th s t reet toCayuga drive.owners of vending mach ines. He j Livingstone avenue from Twenty -1 c a u s e s a r e sys t emic.often spends four or five hours aneven ing in search of rare penn ies .Mr. Bo lden es t imates hehasso r t ed between 15,000 and 18,000 pennies in search of rare ones .

seventh street toThi r t i e th s t reetand Eighty-fifth street from Mun- json avenue toPersh ing avenue, to;John E . Burns athis bid of$2,409.27 jthe lowest received

f u e l a n d a sh . h a n d l i n g all sea

s o n l o n p ifd e s i r e d .

Star t rwi t eb in j i tholetter* *«?««<*»fice Ifyou can figure ito n t ? Hyou*;AQKwer t$ correct > <m wi l l receive AXONCK, free, yotfr choice ofone of« ix Urge » i«s Movie Fan P h o t o *s h o w n h e r e — n a m e l y , IXm Ameche,T> Tene Power , Sh i r l ey Temple, Fre«?d lo Bar tho lomew. Son ja Hcn lc , orAl ice Payej and AI<O ge t a wonderfalonpor ton l ty t o win TWO A I I * W « M «T r i p s tot he Gigan t i c 1039 New YorkWorld** Fai r , or»1300»<K>-

Second Prise Winner Gel* {500.00Third Prize Winne r Gets $400.00Fottrth Prixe Winner G cU-tm.OQVA*. D t i p l l c i > t « P r l t « » Ir C A M of T U a

B u r t N O W I Send inY o n r A a a w e r t Otho Movie Scramble above, K«"TMACT TOOAYI PON'T DKfiAVt

Use This CouponM A I L NOW

ProkiMy you Itnow ih« namti ofmost of tht F*mout Movie StArt,but j tat tar«frwh your memoryv« mtntion a f«wtGrM4 Gt**, Fr^W« Martfc, JM * CMWfotd, Shir!«r Tmtpip, W.ll.f* Krtrr,Ctwk 6A\*, R*t>ttt T»yl»e, Tyr«»«Pew**, W*m»r P«»i»», Gtat*r R«t«<«,Oiiy Coof •* , K«r PftMU.

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I t mus t beremembered that eczema o ften occurs ina chron icfo rm that is, ithasat endency toremain over along period of t ime.During this period, acute flare-upsmay occur and act ive i n f l ammat ionbe super imposed on the chron iccondition.

In overcoming eczema permanently tot he ex t en t t hat t he sk in remains perfectly clear, the t reat - 3.SAFETY —Can not I r a k ,men t mus t bed i rect ed toovercome- - spill or explode. Anthracite ising thesystemic causes. Thebodym u s t bepurified andsufficient att en t ion mus t begiven toremoving those causes on theinside whichare cons t an t ly creat ing the skin ,condition which shows on theou t side.

Ins t ead of eczema being only adisease of the skin itismore In thenatu re of adisease of the entirebody lnwhich thechief symptoms

take theform ofask in i n f l ammation. Ahimpure condition of the''

blood isusually themain cause andth i s ischiefly due tothe use of anincorrect diet, lack of exercise, andcons t ipat ion . When as the resultof eating wrong foods, the bloodbecomes burdened wi th impuri t i es .the excess will first beel iminat edby way of theusual climinativochannel s . However , assoon as theburden of impure mater i a l s becomesgreat enough , an extra elimlnativeorgan is needed . In those with a;predisposition to eczema, theskinWill become theadded channel ; |t he body mak ing an effort to ridItself of impuri t i es byget t i ng rid oft hem th rough thoskin.

Overcoming eczema therefo re de-;

pends main ly upon co rrect ing thediet, Fastin g and dieting offer themos t d i rect method- Ihave foundfor changing thefaulty chemistrybasically responsible for the skincondition. While tho moof ftbet ter diet will produce considerableimprovement , it isnever thel es s t ruet h a t themost rapid results areob tained when the fast Istaken beforethe d i et ischanged . Ino therwords, fasting fora short t ime willp roduce an effect only obtained byd iet i ng fora longer time. The exp lanat ion ofthis ist hat fas t i nghas t ens theel iminat ion oftoxins

un t i l itgoes on four orfive times asrapidly as itdoes when the pat i en tIs eating his usual meals. ItIsthis?"ex t ra e l iminat ion of toxins whichso quickly j purifies theblood, andau tomat i cal l y reduces the skin Inf l ammat ion . Once thebody beginsto become cl eaner , theskin willclear.

By following the fast with A car eful diet the eczema will often comp let e ly d i sappear and there wi l l beho retu rn . of the.former imnhi*.

t h e w o r l d ' s sa f e s t f u e l . It b u r n ss i l e n t l y w i t h i n i t s e l f — s a f e to

u se a n d s t o r e .

It takes all 7 poin

make a champion...c h a m p i o n s h i p b a s k e t b a l l r e q u i r e s —f j >e e <l ; s t a m i n a ; a c c u r a c y ; a l o r t n e ss

a g i l i t y ; j u d g m e n t ; and c o m p e t i t i v esp i r i t . A c h a m p i o n m u s t e x c e l inall 7.

4. C L E A N U N E S S - C a n ' t m a k esm o k e , ors o o t , c r r a t o s m u t or

s m u d g e . K e ^ p s h o m e s c l e a n i n s i d e andont. S a v e s I n u n d r yc o M s — s a v e s d e p r e c i a t i o n .

^ i . ' i . j— - ^

.. . and it takes Anthracite's 7 star features

to make a cham pion fuelMost home hoal inp fuel s compete wi th one f u r n a c e , w i t h i n e x p e n s i v e t h e r m o s t a t i c c o n t r o l ,

a n o t h e r by e m p h a s i z i n g oneor twop r i n c i p a l itg ives you au to mat i c heat wi th no at t en t i on fo r

5. HEALTH FULNES S- Insure*e v e n t e m p e r a t u r e . R e d u c e s i l l-r t e s s d u o tot i p a n d d o « n t e m p e r a t u r e s . Nocold floors, noc o l d t o n e s . N o a i r p o l l u t i o n .

• . DEPJENDABIUTY-oupp lyf o r l o n g p e r i o d s c a n h e s t o r e d in

• m a l l s p a c e . Non e e d to b«

w i t h o u t h e a t w h e n w e a t h e rS t o p s f u e l d e l i v e r y .

a d v a n t a g e s . A n t h r a c i t e isd i f feren t . It g ives > ou

all 7es sen t i a l s fo r complet e heat ing sat i s fact i on .

F u e l s t h a t c ha l l e n g e P e n n s y l v a n i a A n t h r a c i t e ' s

e c o n o m y , l a c k itscl ean l ines s , heal th fu lnes s or

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