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Evening star., 1926-10-05
NEWS CENSORED IN INDIA.
Unthinkable That Papers Would
Headline Short Skirts"

CHICAGO. October LP>.-For a
newspaper TO headline on the front
page something about short skirts
for women" would be unthinkable in
India. says X. S. Shelvankar. 2l.year.
old journalist from Madras who viii,
study al the University of Wisconsin
When 1S yea rs old he was editor of
the Young Theosophist (Adyar, Mad.
ras).
The graver press of India, which
stresses the guidance Of public opinion
concerning serious affairs of state,
kpQNA IA eoQls SlCipa. ls said
Evening star., 1926-10-05

In order 10 protect herself from the
dust and sun the fashionable woman
motorist in France has taken to at
taching q strip of black silk 10 the
bottom OF her goggles in the manner
n L IsnstIan carnival plasks
Evening star., 1926-10-05
WRC-RadiO Corporation Of America
li685 MetPrSl

215 pm Play-b play description
OF the third game of the world series.
broadcast from Sportsmen's Park, ST.
Louis. with WEAF.
G45 p.m.--"Things Talked About, .
By Mrs. Nina Reed.
p.m.- Raleigh Hotel orchestra.
pm. The Champion Sparlers"
from VIZ.
pm I.veready hour from WtAt.
10 pm. Cooks Southern Hemi-
sphere cruise from VIZ
1890 to fl:3o p.m.-Le ParadiS
Band
Evening star., 1926-10-05
VIENNA, MODEL CITY,
HITS MODERN STRIDE
In Less Than Year Becomes Center
of Improvements for Pub
lie Comfort.


VIENNA. October 5.--Within less
than Il year Vienna has become one
of the model cities of Europe. The
Socialist t-DemoCratic municipal gov.
ernment has erected 10000 modern
apartments for workers. a series of
great public bathhouSeS. hospitals
children's homes. nurseries. schools,
Fairgrounds, gymnasiums, municipal
lodging houses. trade schools. libra
ries. dental clinics and social centers
More than $50 miles of streets and
highways have been paved
The whole city has been electrified
the underground railway rebuilt. ON
nibus and new trolley lines eStab.
lished, and great electric power sta
tiOn installed.
Evening star., 1926-10-05
FIGHTS TYPHOID SPREAD.
Health officer Asks Preventive
Steps in Falls Church.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. October .
Because of the prevalence of typhoid
fever in the Cclored section, an appeal
was made 10 the public Yesterday by
DIR. ". p. Cation. county health officer.
to submit rs generally as possible to
the use of serum 10 prevent further
spread Of the disease.
SIX or eight cases have been re-
port ed mostly among children.
Evening star., 1926-10-05
Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, October S, 1926
NAA-\aval Radio station, Radio
Va I3IJ MPterSl

Pa pm. Weather Bureau reports
60 p.m.-Agricultual market re-
ports.
30 pm Time signals.
lo:01 pm. Gather Bureau re-
ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Vaudeville Stunts
Will Be Featured
At Lettuce Ball

More than two hours Of high class
cican entertainment, compare bic
with any vaudeville bill in the
country, is promised those who at
tend the annual bail and revue Of
the lettuce men which will be held
ri the Barbara Worth hotel Thurs
G1v night, under the direction of
Jack Harris and Will r. Conway,
proprietor of the hotel.
An advertisement appearing in
"nother part of the Press gives Il
VISIT If the artists who are to appear
in the big revue, which is to eclipse
The splendid entertainment given
last year, according to Harris. Most
Of the artists are. direct from the
Zig Fanchon and Marco revue white
all are appearing here under the
auspices of the West Coast Thea.
tCrs, vaudeville depart ment.
The West Coast Thcatcrs staff in
this city will cooperate with Harris
and Conway in staging the revue.
Monroe lockers and his harmonists
will prc"'.'c the music for the revue
and f. Il" dance program which
viii! fol W. both of which will be
held il =. lobby Of the hotel.
ADMIT. rce to the hotel during
he r"vrc acd dane will be limited
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Goose Goslin. whose chief claim to
fame is a large batting average,
also Il beak of even greater proper
iions, is at present busy Worrying
Owner Clarke Griffith Of the Wash
ilgton club.
In Other words, Goslin is unsign-
ed fo" the season of 1926 and is de-
manding q contract that makes
Clarke Griffith believe he seeks to
gain controlling interest in the club.
For the last two seasons the Wash
ington club has paid a 10 per cent
dividend. The rcason-tw0 Amcri,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Young Peoples
Club to Be Hosts
Tomorrow Night

The Young People S club of st.
MarY's Catholic church will act as
hosts tomorrow night for the annual
st. Patrick s day dance which is to
be given at the Ten Thousand club.
This dance is Il recognized insti-
tuition in FL Centre s social calendar
the committee in charge of the af-
fair this year promises an enjoyable
evening for those who attend.
Tickets which are on sale for the
dance, carry the notation that it
will be held in st. Mary hall. 1t
was originally scheduled for thar
pace but Il change to larger quarters
was ncccssitated by the large num-
Der of persons applying for tickets.
The public is cordially invited by
the committee to attend the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
MINISTER BUSTS BOTTLE
OF BOOZE IN CHURCH
BY United Press Leased Wire

san ANTONIO. Tex, March 16.
- Members of the Beacon Hill Bap-
tist church who were startled when
the Rev. II. G.. Edison hurled a quart
bottle of whiskev, supposedly.
against the church wal, recovered
their composure when the odor of
vinegar arose from the wrcckage OF
the bottle.
The bottle smashing episode oe-
CARED during Rev. Edison s sermon
on "boozc Or boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
BLIND MANS TRIBUTE

Because he did a good turn to .
blind man, he was mistaken by the
tsightlcss ono for a Boy Scout, re-
Gently stated member of the H.
wants club in one Of the most touch
ing tributes ever paid to scout
ideals.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
sermons Attract attention.

Evangelist Coulson Shepherd Will
talk tonight at the First Baptist
church upon the subject, Tho
Healing of the Body which will be
the second address on that subject.
Last night the evangelist gave his
first talk on that subject, which at
tracted much comment. He is max
ing Il forccful presentation Of the
much discussed theme, and large
audience is eNpec.cG to hear tn"
closing talk tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Prisoners Taken to Coast.-Scv-
en- federal prisoners, who have
been in the county jail for several
weeks awaiting trial were taken to
San Diego this morning for Il hear
ing before Judge Mccormick of the
United States court, who is holding
a session in that city. The men are
Francisco Salgado, Jose Mengaro,
Mariana Quantara, Ramon Nasquez,
Royion Torres, Jose Correl and
Pablo Gastalum. Torres and Cor
rel are charged with violating the
Harrison narcotic act. The remain
der will be tried for smuggling.
Hazel N. Baker, Teacher of Pi-
ano. Cos He'll Ave. Phone 220W. ad
Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give YOU the
best there is. If not satisfactory,
no charge. Try IS. adv
Buttered Popcorn at Valley
, Theater and Union Stage Depot, s,
TO and % cents bag. Always
fresh adv
How Does Your Piano Sound?
Tuning 'and repairing, 40 Fifth
St. Martin S Piano shop. Phone
529J. adv
You Can't Beat Valley Lumber
Co. Oak Flooring. Ask for prices,
! laid over your old floor. adv
/ Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
! Oregon Hotel. We give you the
| best there is. IF not satisfactory
! no charge. lr' ps. a'v
For Housepainting ana carpenter
! work, see Wikstrone, 20. Box lSl
! adv
Wooda Blesy, School of dancing.
723 Grange Ave. Phone 4l1W. adv
! Used Piano. Mahogany, $225.4J
with bench. 40 Fifth ST. Martin 5
/ Piano Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
DR.. Amy L. Lyons, Osteopath,
'05 South Fifth st. Phone IA. adv

Police Court Cases.-Manucl Gar
cia, charged with vagrancy, was
fined $40 in the police court this
morning by Judge }Vhitelaw. Trial
of Walter Rau ON charge of bat
terry, was continued until | clock
this afternoon to enable additional
witnesses to be summoned. Rau is
charged with striking Mrs. Emily
Walkers during an argument early
in the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Furniture Bargains. Clayton q
stevens 1l5 No. 9TH. ad,

Valley Mans Murderer Sentenced
Daniel Inflow, for whose murder
Alex Forbes was sentenced to pri-
son at Bakersfield Yesterday for
from ten years to life, was formerly
resident of Imperial. where his
folks are respected members of the
colored colony, who were extended
the sympathy of the entire com
munitv in the tragic loss Of their
son. The latter was buried in Ever
green cemetery several months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
seed Specialist Here

S7tU SpTCIdIISC f1eIt.- ". -. WI
kinson, seed specialist of the state
department Of agriculture, arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend
Il few days checking up conditions
IL valley seed houses. Wilkinson
worked with Horticultural Commits
sioner Harrigan Yesterday in look
ing over seed markings.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Ask For Prices on valley Lumber
Co. Oak Flooring. Laid and finish
ed. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Dur muir, Siskivou county, voted
2j6 to -, to purchase additiona
school grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

can League pcnnants and one world
champoship.
1t seems Mr.. Goslin believes that
his trustv bat has been largely re-
spCnsiblc for much of the success
attained by the Washington club.
He is anxious that he be allowed
his share in some of that 40 per cent
dividend.
Griffith says he will play left
field before he acccdcs to Goslin s
demands. However, it is II pretty
good bet "Goose' will be playing
the outficld for Washington this
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat specialist of Los Ange-
les, will be in the offices of DR..
r. +. Cunningham, 532 Main st. on
Saturday, March 81, for exam,-
nations and operations. Phone, ia
Or call at office for appointments.
81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

DR.. e. o. Carter. Dentist. Room
l5 and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 26O.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Minstrel Rehearsal Tonight.-R

hearsal for the American Legion
minstrel show will be held tonight
at the Wilson school commencing
at I O'Clock sharp in order that
members of the east desiring 20 at
tend the Yellow Dog dance AT Braw-
ley, may get away at an early hour.
RchcarsaIs will be held on Thurs
day and Friday nights of this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Automobile Loans- clear y0u'
-, and loau yoa money, you ps,
ie by he month. Fred Il. Cross,
'60 Main ~ Phone 3GSJ T.. Cen
20 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

trictlv to those who have ticket
for the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. @. Room
26, Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

New Dentist Arrives-Dr. r. Rob
crts, formerly of Fresno, has be
come associated with DR.. Harry
Hooper i'll the latter's dental of
flee on Main street. Due to Dir.
Hooper increased practice, the
need of an assistant has been ap.
parent for some time. DR.. Roberts
has had several years of experience
III dental work before coming here,
and is delighted with his new loca-
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Calexico Woman Dies.-Mrs. :

CaleXico Woman Dies.-Mrs. Ma
bel Hadley, wife of Cyrus Hadley,
died ut the family home near Bonds
Corner yesterday after n snort i'll
ness. Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at > o'clock
from the funeral parloars of b. f..
Lemons in this city, with Rev. w.
G. Moffatt of the Episcopal church
officiating. Burial will be in Ever
green cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give you the
best there is. If not satisfactory,
no charge. Try us. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
sSW. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Used Piano. Walnut. $23j.45, n
bargain. 40 Fifth st. Martin s
Piano Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Game Warden on Trip - More
strange fish stories are expected
when Frank Richmond, game war
den of Imperial corHty, returns lat
or in the week from San Felipe,
where he has headed party of val
ley fishermen DESTROYS of doing some
deep sea fishing. Included in the
party is Charlie Hall, one of FL Cen
tro's noted anglers. The Horned
Toad club is awaiting the party s
return with considerable anticipa-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

"Opens Cadillac Agency W. Il.
Lewis, local representative for the
Cadillac c1r, has opened i sales and
show room On State s.rc,t .IIN. west
of Sixth street. The 70 NAL open
ing will he held within few days
and workmcn arc now engaged in
making alterations on the premises.
Lewis returned 10 the valley few
weeks ago follo~ing, al absence
Of nearly two yeats.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Barbara Worth Barber Shop, J. d.
Brown, proprietor. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Furniture at Low Prices. Inves-
tigate before buying. Clayton &
Stevens. lr5 No. 5th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Fryers and Fat Hens. ANY mum
ber. Dressed or undressed. Phone
9G6. 1882 Wood ward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

w. G. T. u. z observation-disclosures of
the w. c. r. L. are urged to be
present at a meeting to be held Fri
day afternoon at . o clock at the
home of Mrs. John S. Carmichael
62O Hamilton street. Officers for
the ensuing year are to be elected
at this meeting and full attend
ancc is desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
MATE CHARGED
WITH MURDER
ON HIGH SEAS

san DIEGO. Nov. l6. Charged
with murder in connection with the
death of T.. Christensen. second mate
Of the schooner William II. Smith,
II. f.. Anderson. first mate of the
vessel. was being held here today
pending instructions from The |. :.
district attorneys office al Los An
gelc.s
Anderson and the body of Chris
tcnson were brought here yesterday
by the steamer Point Sur from Sa-
lima Cruz, Mexico, where the Will
lam II. Smith dockcd following Il
fight between the two men.
According to reports Of the fight
the men Quarrclcd over the punish
ment Of Il seaman. In the desperate
battle that followed Anderson WAS
struck on the head with Il hclayinT
pin aud rs he was about to be hurl
ed overheard by the second mate.
bit the laltcr's finger.
The INJURED member WAS 80 badly
mangIed that ampula,ion was ncccN.
SafN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Commission Will
Make Survey Here

Ray G. Carhcrry, former cngineer
cf ttc Imperial Valley Irrigation
district; L. VI. Holt, of Yakima,
Washington. engineer connected
with the indian service, and Porter
J. Preston of Yuma, Arizona, are in
the city and are registered at the
l,arhara Worth Hotel.
They are members of commits
sion appointed hv congress Ia make
4 survey of the different irrigation
','oircts uf the west. 10 secure data
ON the water situation with regard
to- prcSoAl and proposed projects, to
note the financial and other condi.
Sons of farmers, the volume and
price of crops and such other mat.
tct> rs pertain to development prof,
.,t, of the west. in order to make a
report to congress At - later date.
The data thus Srcnrcd is tu be used
whcu various bills pertaining to
western projects come up for con
sidcration.
The commission VIII make n sur,
Ncy Of the imperial Valley, but
las no connection with the affairs
o: the district. However. it is
probable data may be secured as to
the needs of the section as regards
silly look into the flow of the Colo
rodo river aud its tributaries, rs
part of the object of its mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
QUEEN SHOWING
FATIGUE FROM
LONG JOURNEY
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY
q. i. staff Corrc>u0mI"'.' y

ABOARD QUEEN NJ. IS
SPECIAL TRAIN IN CHICAGO.
Nov. l6.-O1viouslv exhausted by
the continual round Of social events
damned i'll her honor, Queen Marie
i making valiant attempt to car,
~ on despite rapidly increasing
worry lines in her face and re
Gently acquired sag of her should-
ciS.
Her majesty feels tha; she must
lc game. Several days ago she en-
pressed hcr intention of going
through with the American visit ~
matter how exhaustive it becomes
and the grim determined look she
low wears is evidence that She i.
making the hes; Of her condition.
Although she slept "i@ht hours
la>t night, she had less than five
hours the niyht before ana >i& the
Night before that. Nicold> has
already complained of the littlc rest
Ia" receives and members If the
royal party are often missing at
carly morning affairs.
Today the royal party viii max"
brief informal visits to half dozen
spots in the city. Her majesty viii
N;>it the piayground>, Il hospital.
and attend a luncheon and dinner.
Similar events for llcana and Nico-
las have been planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Murderers Will
Ask Board For
Their Freedom
By United Press Leased " Ire

FOLSOM. Cal. Nov. l6.-SiN Fol
som prison life tcrmcrS, convicted
of first degree murder, will present
applications for parole to the state
board of prison directors in its
meeting at Folsom prison. December
and I. il was announced today. The
murdcrcrs seeking release ere Rob-
crt Bradley and Emmct Coll, Ala
media county; Arthur Johnson, Iuha
county: Henry Lee. San joaquin
county; William Hancv, san Mate"
county, and Robert +. Bell, Lake
county.
Charles Holman. sentenced to life
from San Joaquin county for second
degree murder. will also apply for
parole.
Parole applications of - prisoners
in all are scheduled to he heard.
Twcnty-Siv indetcrminatc scntcn-
cnccs are due to he fixed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Mexica!i Bank
Declared Solvent

RumorS, circulated in McXicali
Saturday which were unfounded
caused Il run to be made by about
200 depositors on the Mercantile
Banking Company of MeXical.
Confidence was restored later when
il was found that the vault contain
ed to'f Il million pesos and the run
subsidized. President Jose Hernandez
called in high officials of the Mexi-
cali chamber of commerce and show
cd that the bank was entirely sol
vent and that the institution was in
excellent condition. This assur-
oucr caused the agitation to die
down and business was again nor
nal. The bank is owned largely by
Americans aud !eccntly increased
- capitalization 10 100000. j.
Wellington Wilson, am American. is
NicC-ure>;dcni Of the institution
which is recognized as one of the
banking institutions of the
bOrder.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
NATIVES STILL
MAKE TROUBLE
IN DUTCH INDIES
Hy United Press Lensed Wire

AMSTERDAM. NOV. l6.-Rcbcl.
liouS disorders arc continuing in
Java, Il dispatch from NcranG said
today.
After last night 5 fight in La.
hocan, the dispatch said. several
bridges were destroyed by rcbcllious
Communists and the roads were
blocked Government reinforce
'"""ts wc"" DISPATCHED in motor
cars to attempt to rccstablish com
ln.onication between Scrang and Ba
taNia.
SAMAEANG, Java, Dutch EaS,
indies, Nov. l6.-Twcnty-fivc Com.
munists have been killed within the
past Is hours by Dutch authorities
who have been engaged since las
Friday in quclling u rebellion which
hogan simultaneously in many parts
Of this island.
The first train from Labooaa
since the trouble bceamc acutc,S NJ
rived today with 20 prisoners
aboard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
0UEZ0N DEFlES
RECENT RULING
MADE BY WOOD
Philippine Leader Will
Refuse to Recognize
Dissolution Order.
BY w. r. KUHNS
T. p Staff Correspondcnt) j


MANILA. p. l.. Nov 16.-Man-
uel Quczon and Manuel Roxas, mem
Lcrs of the Philippine board of con-
troll which Governor General Leon
ard Wood recently abolished, have
sivcn the governor written notice
Of their refusal to recognize his or
DER.
Consequently the board will meet
Saturday 10 name new directors for
th, Iion#i Coal CO.. Il government
concern which has been controlled
hv the board. Wood is not expected
to attend the meeting though he has
received formal notice of it. Que
/on and koN;s as the ma loritT
mrmicrS will therefore name the
directors.
It Wood attempts to name Il Scpa-
rate directorate as legal rulings
give hinJthe power 10 do. he will
come into direct conflict with the
l'ilipino5
Qucz0n contends that the board
Of con1rol had sole authority over
government enterprises and thai
when Wood abolished the board he
likewise cancelled his own power.
Many prominent business men
have complained of the brusqucnes>
/ with which Wood acted. They say
the procedure was needless and dam
aged the business of the islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

RESOLUTION
| Of BOARD
! appropriate to C.ide
richardson for Calling
tpeciaI Session.
~ QtUASH VETO
empt Will BE Made at
Text Meeting Of Board
Supervisors.

\ FRANCISCO, Nov. Ii.
I james Eelph IL, in the in.
5 of propiety, dignity and
Ion sense. today vetoed the
,iion adopted by the hoard Of
\ isnr~ condrnning Governor
Il v. richardson fox calling
eg;slaturc intn ~Prcinl session
h .idcr ia. teisra"' tie" a.. ~
II.
appears To me rs inappro.
ana aS tar outside the Jars
h of our board of supervisors
resolution ot the Legislature
/ To discipline the MAYOR Of
california city who might eau
III lal session Of his supervisors
: council, " Eolph said III re
. the resolution to the super
ae Colorado river project l. a
hand federal problem, and not
robIcn ~ u municipal body.
assuming this board had s4
knowledge in the matter, 1t
b right 90 interfere.
he general effect would be i'm,
L.nt nffcnsiNcnc,S to federal
l,otc officials and can only
san Francisco ridiculous,
|mpts win hc madr at 'hr #.
Ers msc,ing next Monday +"
k,c resolution over the mayor :
L, was Indicated by Super\lS"r
u, IIavcnncr. who presented
,culucni.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
CLERK IDENTIFIES
TANK0'S BODY AS
THAT OF SLAYER
Victim of Bandits Pal
Faints AS He Views
Remains in MOrgue.
Uv t"b"d Press s.eased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Nov. To-
Gus GrilIo, aged clerk in the Sacra-
m"nIo clothing store of Harry j.
LitHbrrg, one Of Joe Tanko's muir
der victims, viewed the body of the
slain desperate today in the county
morguc.
nlrI.o uncovered his ',c"l. >-rr~ Il
from club wounds inflicted by
Tank" : pal, Floyd Han, sway"d al
Il near faint and said:
:" Yes. that : the man.
Gii'lo WIS brought TO San Fran
cisco by Captain Max Fisher of the
Sacramento police department "a
provide local authorities with final
>rrificaton Of the slain man 5 idcn
iifirntion as Tanko.
Policeman clyde Nunn. Sacramcn-
TO, recognized Tanko as the man
who ~ho, him in II gan hattie April
II 1926.
Detective Sergeant Earl Eon"r,
VII" Killed Tanko Saturday after
fa'ling with the bandit : bullet in
his ahdomen. was reported 'hold-
in. his own today. Physicians did
not rNucrt The crisis in his fight for
lie until Thursday or Friday. De
tcrtivc Sergeant Vernon Van Mai
tire. first 10 be wounded in the
apartmcn; house gun battle with
Tanko, was reported out of danger.
Willie De Bardclbcn and Claude
Society Red EMcDonald, arrested
Saturday after the Staying of Tan
ko. are charged with assault and
robbery and will be arraigncd No
vcmhor -. The charges were brought
in connection with the attack and
robbery in Golden Gate Park list
wccl; of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tur-
nov.
Police meanwhile awaited the sur
render or Theodore "Crecpv' Will
son. Charlie Carlisle and Spannic
Apcc. said to have been Tanko's
companions since the bandit fugi-
tive came to San Francisco.
They were roported To b" n"Po-
tiating with police through William
j. Gloria, attorney, preparatory TO
surrender.
Tanko'S body still was unclaimed
today. Police reported inapility to
locate his brother, Frank. or his
father, said to he employed by the
Denver board of public works,