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7fJ TWENTY-EIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 193I fVnt Ad Headquarters, Court 490 Frew Departments, Court 545t THE PITTSBURGH PRESS 'SHANTYTOWN'S' PRIEST PLANS 'JOBS J1 ARCH' Cox Will Lead Unem-; ployed in Plea to Congress At A Greater May-Stertii Co-ed Kidnaped At A Greater May-Sterrfs if NON-RADICAL PROTEST LOW Turanfn.CuA fr ctma si cnnc rtaccin er nna mar1rfr1 rrtf Vr hHw iffrrmttrX Christmas seasons passing one by one each marked by ever better iWftw-a jm, Sit Oir Radii Mr Twenty-five service, with constantly greater values! Our 25th Christmas our Silver Anniversary Year, and now the stirring climax a golden harvest of thrilling bargains! Never, never in 25 years, such a wealth of practical, beautiful gifts from which to choose! And never were terms more modern more suited to the present day in Men Oppose Charity, Want Honest Work, He Declares Sf Oar Radio Ad On Back Pact Saetion Thrtt ki Or Back tg Scelioa Thrt come! A non-radical march of the unemployed upon Washington was announced today by Rev. James R. Cox, pastor or old St. Patrick's Church, founder of and noted for his work among jobless. The purpose of the march, which Kidnaped last Friday, Miss Esther Pitts, University of Vermont freshman, has been found in Montreal, and is reunited with her parents, of Colchester, Vt.

She said she escaped her abductors by stri king one with a wrench on an auto ride. will be undertaken as soon as an BLAST OF GAS FIRES DRESS, KILLS WOMAN Victim Dies 12 Hours After Explosion in Home impressive number of men can be enrolled, will be to demonstrate to Congress the need for immediate action in the unemployment situation, Rev. Cox said. The pastor declared he will lead the march himself, in order that the movement be not branded as "Communistic," "Red" or "Bolshevist." Will riead for Jobs The appeal at Washington, he said, will not be for food, clothing, or fuel, or for unemployment insurance, but for jobs by which food, clothing and fuel may be honestly won. "The country has everything but the heart to relieve the situation," Father Cox said.

"It is like boys playing marbles and one boy winning all the marbles. He refuses to stake the others to a few in order TIiit Bespeaks Exploding gas set fire to the clothing of Mrs. Mary E. Rodgers, 50, in the home of G. T.

Price, 2311 Beechwood Boulevard, yesterday, causing her death in Braddock General Hospital last night. Mrs. Rodgers, of 1415 Third Avenue, New Kensington, struck a match to light the gas stove in the kitchen of the second floor apartment when the blast let go. Price, his wife, and F. G.

BishofT, who occupy the ground floor apartment, went to the aid of Mrs. Rodgers. The explosion did slight damage to the kitchen and there was no fire afterward. Mrs. Rodgers died 12 hours after being removed to the hospital.

ni a Lieu" in the hoT' rected than V' CJt It. re ally f0ur The etre 3milySUn "wdera 4 English J0U. one. ArnY T.Ji en)y it! souped a SOllD ous fords the Ottom3n "bie most rr. Tr C-the ZlUl table; BE Tis year 1 of i cite to bcauuty iitstanaing dc lt Ie chair af at nZv $7 Monthly on -TA-w "it-top mp 3-candc ceptional euse of ls Serpen- in the aPPcoV button toong fronts, sacSS on (Advertisement) MQHA lore's Our Smoker Special Knock That Cold In i A Jiffy that they may make a new start." "Similarly, the bankers and financiers have won all the gold," he declared.

The marchers will not demand any changes in the economic order, Rev. Cox pointed out. There is enough wealth, he said, to provide all with jobs and a comfortable living, but the administration, from top to bottom, is bad, he asserted. "The President seems willing to listen only to the wealthy," Rev. Cox charged.

"His ears are not open to the cries of the poor and distressed, so we shall not try to gain an audience with him." Under present plans 150 jobless in the South Side have declared their willingness to join the march, and about 100 men in "Shantytown," the little city of shacks near the church, are eager to start, it is reported. Friend to Provide Food Reverend Cox gave assurance that his friends in various towns between here and Washington will see to it that the marchers are fed and "housed. It is expected that the start of the march, for which a date has not yet been, fixed, will find about 1,000 men in line. "My whole interest is anti-communistic," the pastor said. "I want to prevent anything of a serious nature which might disrupt this great system of government." Rules Tightened for Needy RED CLOUD.

Dec. 11 Before a nprridv familv is eligible for $3'98 You realize a substantial saving in buying that smoker this year. Imagine such an attractive humidor style with full tray of smoker ac- ies, tomorrow only $3.98. mutt Relief Now Almost Before You Know It If you want quick relief from a cold, go back to first principles and use something you knoiV does the business don't start "trying" a lot of fancy ideas or remedies. Even a "little" cold is too dangerous to take chancts on.

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Drink lots ot water, too that's all. Soon those mean, aching pains in head and body begin to go; the cold breaks up: nnlcnm loav vour system. Almost An enduring gift and one very much in fashion in modernly furnished homes makes an occasional a favorite gift this year. This one in two-tone walnut finish; has four legs, well braced. Low Revised Term 0 -1 attractive designs to select irom.

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