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AVIS0S EN- YhoR CITY
de cinco mil frances.

nantes de cinco mil frances.
acknowledgements bella Y
cantante de La Grande Opera,
habia obtenido en- su tempo
una excelente reputation de be-
lleza y una pequena de talento.
pues sus triunfos de artista
siempre habian sido inferiores
a sus triunfos de mujer, y va no
pensaba mas que con desden en-
las galanterias, siendo su uni
co punto de mira impedir que
nadie Sc acercase a los millones
del ex-armador.
Morena en- otro tempo, la E.
geria de Van ArtOff habia adop
tado para sus cabellos cierto CO.
lor amarillo-lim6n de magnifico
efecto.
En- ell fondo del palco estaba
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me, anunci6 aver que antes de
Navidad repartira a los depo-
sitantes de esa difunta "instl-
tuci6n" un dividendo de sc.
Para repartir los S50O,OOO
que representa- csc dividendo,
deberan ser preparados 10000
cheques.
81 no fuera por las reclama-
clones establecidas contra ell
Ranco, por acreedores que
quieren cobrar en- total, ahora
seria possible pagan un 1919.
Ha aprobado ell reparto de
csc dividendo ell Intervention
general del estado, Mr.. Amos.
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sonville.
Estaba Phillips cayendose,
en- ell decimo, cuando ell referee,
contra TODD 10 que disponen las
reglas, lie ayudo a que no llegara
a la Iona, rompiendo intempes-
tivamente los "clinches".
Crey6 ell p1blico, en- las dos
ocasiones, que ell arbitro iba a
terminar ell combate y dar ell
triunfo a Alvarez.
Mario Paula "acosto" a Boots
Taylor en- ell cuarto asalto, repi-
tiendo la dosis que lie sirviera ha
ce algunos meses.
Taylor cayo a la Iona en- ell pri
nero, por ocho segundos, y por
nueve en- ell tercero; en- ell Guar
to la primera caida fue de seis
segundos y la siguiente la def
nitiva, la del "acostao". Una
! pelea tan desigual como la de
Chino contra Pinky.
Jimmy Flynn hizo de nuevo
ell papel de "dormido", en- ell pri-
mer asalto.
iHabra promoter local que
vuelva a ponerlo en- uno de sus
programs?
La mejor pelea, la mas equili-
brada, fue la de cuatro asaltos.
Pedro SANS, ell yizcaino, ga
no Ell primero y el cuarto asalto,
perdiendo Ell segundo y ell terce-
no.
Los jueces dieron la decision
al americanito, Paul Barton.
Young Manuel Quintero fut
presentado al p1blico.
Tambien Sc present6 al vete.
rano Bobby Marriott.
BILLY ROGUE VOLVIO A
PERDER POR FOUL
Lake Worth, Nov. 8.-Kid Al
do Linz, que dice ser campe6n
de peso ligero de Italia, recibi6
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VICTORIA DE DORVAL

Boston, Nov. SACK Dorval
ell boxeador derecho que pega
formidables golpes, alcanz6 a.
yer una impresionante victoria
sobre Babe Hunt, de Ponca City
Oklahomba.
Ell vencido pesaba 1877 libras
" ell vencedor POT.
DorVal de nuevo ha comenza-
do a elevarse en- la categoria de
peso complete.
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aqui un golpe de "foul'', aver,
en- ell tercer asalto, y Billy Ro-
que fue descalificado.
Ell final desagrado al pGblico,
que hizo demostraciones de pro-
tesla.
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NLI ETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro PedIaza y Paez
X
III ETIN DE LA GACETA'

La sala del teatro donde Sc
habfa de dar aquella noche la
primera representation de Las
Aspasids Sc llenaba rapidamen-
tie. Todas las aristocracias ha-
bfanse reunido ALI; aristocra-
cia del arte, aristocracia de la
sangre, aristocracia de la fortu-
ma Y aristocracia del vicio.
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Los cheques de I'm 1919 CO.
menzaran a ser distributes ell
lunes a los depositantes del
banco Lafayette, segun decla-
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re aver ell liquidador M. H,

re aver ell liquidador M. H.
Mabry.
All mismo tempo Mr.. Mabry
Sc halla listo para abonar un
cuarto dividendo a los deposit
tantes del American State
Bank, ell mas pequeno de los
que cerraron en- julio del ano
pasado.
Son 500 los depositantes del
Lafayette y cobraran $26,859.
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.POR AMPLIO MARGEN Ell
MEJICANO JOSE ESTRA-
DA VENCIO A JOHNNY
CURTIN
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NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

"Al cabo de los amos MIL"
ell liquidador del Banco de los
Ciudadanos, John A. Newso-
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Ell jurado que en- Ia corte fe-
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BILLY ROGUE VOLVIO A
PERDER POR FOUL

Lake Worth, Nov. 8.-Kid Al
do Linz, que dice ser campe6n
de peso ligero de Italia, recibio
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solving Makes dilemma. Mickey
has met a few light heavies with
varied success and is not at all ad-
verse to tying up with Rosenblocm.
Both Mickey and Jack Kearns, his
pilot, think they can take Make
and. BY doing so, crafty Walkers
long-standing ambition to be a
ruler in three fighting classes.
walker formerly held the welter-
weight title.) Furthermore. Walker
and Kearns could stand q little
dough. also. for they haven't picked
UP any important money since the
Walker-Hudkins scramble out west
a year ago.
AS in all well-laid plans, there Is
a hitch and In this r the catch
Is that Walker Is barred BY the
New York Boxing commission from
fighting in that state. The bout
would have to be staged close to
New York-Atlantic City. possibly
that the faithful could be there
In quantity. Another reason, too, Is
that Make wouldn't care TO be
caught outside OF committing dis
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Makes So Good He Cannot Get a Fight

championship In Buffalo. lie faces
a situation similar TO that Of Ber-
lenhach. McTigue. Delaney and
Loughran. his predecessors who
licked the boys In their class and
automatically put themselves out Of
work.
Nobody cares whether or not
Make ever is matched again with
any OF the boys he defeated in his
climb 10 the top. Nobody cares
whether or not he wants to hold on
to mis- phcney crcwn-that is, no
body but Make Rosenbloom-and
the New York Boxing commission.
The commission says he must give
up the title If he fights bigger men.
That's all right with Make: he'll
fight anybody so long as the gate
is slzeable enough to enable him 10
pick the a Ia carte dishes az ran
dom instead OF going for the table
d'hote.
Right here we must usher IN
Mickey Walker. middleweight cham
pion. for he may be the means Of
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lance from his favorite night club.
especially: after winning a fight and
his pockets full OF the stuff that
buys ice and gingerale.
II Mickey and Make get togeth-
er, this writer will keep his hands
II his pockets. / shot the works
with Sammy Mandell and selected
Jack Sharkey over Max Schmeling.
RosenbIoom Is the closest ap-
proach to the late Harry Greb In
the game today. He has the same
fighting style that brought glory
to the gallant Pittsburgher. No OBJ
ponent can figure where Makes
punches r coming from. He
whangs away from every position
and what IS lacking in punch he
makes up in quantity.
Greb never was too conscientious
IN training. Neither is Make. Give
him a shave and massage and he
is ready TO meet them all. Such a
guy 70 worthy Of a lot Of this fight
games money. He'll need it in his
old age
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DICAT IS
X X X X X X
PRIM O'S OBJECT
\ X X X X
IN * FIGHT

CHICAGO. July 3l.-tP-The
proposed battle Of vindicatson'
between Primo Camera and
Leon Chevalier. has been APP
proved and will be held August
l4-provided Uncle Sam does
not shoe Primo from his shores
before that time.
Promoter Milue Malloy gain
ed sanction to put on the bout
after the National Boxing Asso-
citation lifted its ban on Carn-
era. imposed after the giant
Italians last bout with Cheva-
l!er.
The Illinois body did not. how
ever, lift its suspension Of Leon
See, Cameras head manager.
and the latter will not be per-
mitted to act in the negotia-
tons for the bout.
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Ehzrap Trains in Nightclub
While Waiting For
Another Bout
BY WERNER LAUFER
NFA Service Sports Writer

Make Rosenhioom. light heavy
reight champion OF the world. Is
lnything but q plker. He won't bat
n eye at a SOS cover charge. Nei-
her will he be consoled If his night
y training workout on Harlem
lance floors Is halted before s a. m.
But there comes a time, even 10
he life OF a light heavyweight
hampton. when il is embarrassing
o have to offer q mortgage on a
4 karat gold championship crown
o pay the dinner check and reward
Me head waiter.
Make hasn't earned a dine since
spread his padded mitts over the
Eires Of Jimmy Slattery for the
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Seen About
Matamoros

The stem. somewhat quiet.
Walking towards the Plaza de Armas
we find. .Adolfo de Ia Cara. well
known in Matamoros. driving
along with a friend in his snappy
sport roadster ..... saying "buenos
dias TO friends and looking happy.
Eliseo Paroles, Brownsville store
manager. looking things over on
the stem. driving with some
friends. ..remarking how Mata-
moros is getting TO look ike a big
city with all those electric signs IN
operation. .... Priciliano Hernandez
...going down the stem. stopping
here and there to converse with
friends. and finally turning off
into n of the little stems. And
we have Arnoldo PARA. also from
Brownsville wearing a white sum-
mer suit. yes. folks. it's new. and
sport shoes. ..two-toned. of course
-. looking bright and contented..
remarking how a certain brand OF
automobile he uses IN his business
performs. And close behind we
have. Jesus J~auregui.. Texas COM
pany employee. driving I'D the
stem In a car and turning off into
hone Of the little stems. And patrol
ling the stem we have Officer SaenZ
in q white uniform whistle in
aQd. telling friends how badly he
Ids a motorcycle Of a certain
and only. says he won't have
kything TO do with a magnetic
whipped machine. that's his per-
kcnal opinion. why did they take
fhe 'mags' off the cars. even the
lowest priced ones?'.. he asks.
saying he IS going TO see the gov
ernor about IT,. and here comes
Aureiiano Rivera. =. recently ap-
pointed special investigator walk
ing IN a hurry. to investigate
something. or just in a hurry 10
get some place.
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PENNEY FIVE
Wins AGAIN
Sunshine Hearn Gets Big
Kick Out of Catching
No-Hit Game
BY lack LEBoWITZ

SAN BFNITO, July 3l.-Before
one OF the largest crowds TO witness
y bowling match here, the J. q
penney five won over the strong
san Benito Motor Co. by a score 2
I6l to l5s. 1t seemed that botn
teams were off form, but the VIC.
tory practically cinches the MS
half for the j. G. Penney i've. !.
II. Warburton led his Penney i've
10 victory with a high average d
i73 for five games.
sunshine" Hearn. battery mate
Of Tiny Garrett, who pitched a
no-hit. no-run game Sunday, re-
marked after the game: I've
caught many baseball games, but
today is the first tine that ! eve
caught a no-hit. no-run aIIaT:
Several persons asked Hearn Q y
felt. and he remarked that II felt
IKE becoming a hero. Hearn halls
from S. M. L.. where he played
freshman baseball last year
Several OF the San Benito Grey
hounds are planning on gettlng IL
condition before Coach Grady Key
nolds returns. Every afternoon a
bunch Of boys gather al the Ilei9
and play touch football, pass y
kick so that they will be used 70
handling a football when the season
starts.
captain Jimmie Pace Of the San
Benito Greyhounds IS in good con-
dition. Jimmie has been working
Tor a construction company Q O
the summer and he is getting OIL
surplus weight. Jimmie Is TO LEAD
the team this year and ne plans On
being in the best condition pcsslple.
He can play any position on the
team. Last year he played In .
Inc and backfield, but this year
N Is expected that Jimmie will be
placed back in the line, as his weight
Will be needed.
The Capitol bowling team VIII
tangle with the strong Brownsville
Tailoring five next Friday az the
border city. 1t seems that the
border boys couldn't get going OF
the San Benito alleys and they have
challenged the San Benito team for
a game at the border city. A large
crowd is expected to witness these
two teams in action.
More than likely. FitZ, McAllen
pitcher. will hurl against the san
Benito nine here Sunday. Ftz IS q
coed pitcher and some think he can
hold the Saints. IL Gems that the
Saints can't be ousted from the top
position. Shipley couldn't hold the
Angels. so they are going to shift
him TO first, because OF his hitting
ability.
II San Ben!to defeats McAllen
and La Feria turns the tide on the
Harrington team, it would practical
~ cinch the pennant for the San
Benito team. The Saints are try
ing TO have some OF their games that
have been postponed played during
the week. so that they can bring
some outside teams to the Valley.
We hope that this can be arranged
so that the Saints may go UP
against some Of the states best
semi-professional teams.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

CBy The Associated Press
IncIuolng games OF 'uly 80.
National League
Batting-Klein. Phillies, .40s.
Runs-Klein, Phllies, 103.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
10.
Hlts-Klein. Phillies, Isl.
Doubles-Klein and O'Doul, Phil
lies: Frederick. Robins, SO.
Triples-Comorosky, Pirates. II.
Home runs-Wilson, Cubs. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, q.
American League
Batting-Gehrig. Yankees. 1857.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, ia.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
l27.
HitS-Hodapp, Indians. lat.
Doubles-McManus, Tigers. 80.
TripleS-Reynolds. White Sox. Is.
Home Runs-Ruth, Yankees. SO.
Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers,
16.
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President o. N. Boston Of the
Rio Grande Valley baseball
league has announced umpire
assignments for Sundays games
as follows:
At Brownsville-Drucke and
Ewing.
At San Benito-Eckoff a7d
Johnson.
At Rio Hondo-Emery and
Briggs.
At La Feria-Wilder and Nc
Elwain.
The assignment Of ump!res IS
becoming more and more diff
cult as the season rolls along.
The president endeavcrs to keep
an umpire from working a sec
ond time for a club which has
complained Of his work.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
NV The Associated Press

10y Lie ASoO]41lCQ E4CcSl
NEW YORK-Tuffy Griffith,
Sioux City. Ia, stopped Tom Hee-
ney, New Zealand, CO.. Jack Webb.
Orlando. Fla, knocked out Rosy
Boutot, New York, (4). Chester
Matan, U. S. Navy. outpointed Frank
de Angelo. New York (4).
NEWARK, N. Unlikely Walk
er. world middleweight champion,
stopped Willie OsteT, New England,
(3), non-title.
MONTREAL-Al F@eman. Great
Britain, outpointed Maurice Hotter,
France. Q0.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich-Wesley
Ramey, Grand Rapids, outpointed
Harry Dublinsky, Chicago. d0).
Benny Duke, Grand Rapids. out
pointed Johnny Demarco, Philadel-
pllia.. l0).
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RISKO BEATS
TOM HEENEY
Hard Rock from Down
Under Pounded To
Technical X. o.

NEW YORK, July 3i.-tP-Tuffy
Griffiths pounded the New Zeal
weight from Sioux City. Iowa. had
q technical knockout over old Tom
Heeney to his credit today, while
the hard rock from down under"
was one fight nearer the end Of a
career that reached its height two
years ago in an unsuccessful bout
with Gene Tunney.
Grifiths pounded the New Zeal
and veteran all over the Queens
boro stadium ring last night TO get
a technical knockout in the ninth
round. Old Tom was helpless, with
his left eve badly cut at the end Of
the ninth and the referee stopped
the battle before a blow had been
struck in the tenth.
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Shows En- How
LII STRIKES
OUT EIGHTEEN
Veteran Ace Lets Indians
Down with Measly
Two Hits
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Shorts Writer


LII Stoner Is not anything like the
most effective pitcher in the Texas
league on his seasons record, but
Wnen the stocky Fort Worth right
nander happens to be on his feed
IL Is just too bad for the opposition.
Having hurled one no-run, no-hit
game for the Cats already this year,
the Panther star set out and gath
cred unto himself another modern
league record last night when he
held the San Antonio Indians to
two hits and struck out Is batters.
Inc Tribesmen were helpless before
LIS fast ball, succumbing 5 to J..
fl!ppen, with two singles, was the
only Intun TO hit safely.
Gets Strikeouts
On two occasions Stoner whitfield
i've In a row and twice retired the
side on strikeouts. Ballew, Joe
Moore and Carson cut the air three
Lines apiece, and Leslie, Dondero
and Sullivan each was victimized
twice. Kott. Leveque and Schinkel
rounded out the Cat blazers string.
A review Of the records disclosed
that Stoner's feat was the greatest
the league had seen since 1909. when
Mitchell famed 19 for San Antonio.
II has not been approached in re-
cent years.
Another hero Of the night was
Hugh Willingham. the Dallas ball
buster. who pasted one far beyond
the arc lights fitful glare TO break
up a 13-inning battle at Waco. The
Steer stars timely blow handed the
Cubs their third setback In % en-
EagementS under the stars and kept
them in a tie with Wichita Falls
Ter the pinnacle. The score, 6 to 5.
Six pitchers participated in the
lengthy fray, three for each side.
BY punching their knocks off Shep
Cannon in three frames. the Steers
led 5 to / at the end Of the sixth.
but the Cubs rallied to send Mea-
dows to the baths with a four-run
spree in the eighth. tying the count.
For the next four heats. in fact un-
Then Willingham. first up for Dali
las in the thirteenth. caught n Of
Brancheau's slants on the nos So
home and to bed.
Spuds Lose
The Spudders we're unable to take
advantage Of the Cubs lapse. drop
ping their inaugural at Houston. u
to 5. While Rose and Payne held
the leaders to eight hits. the Bluffs
fell on three Spud fingers. includ-
ing Hal Wiltse, for II solid smacks.
Watt Holm led the way with three
singles and a double. Old Claude
Robertson. recently acquired from
Dallas TO bolster a crippled catching
staff. got two Of the Spudders' eight
blows.
In the DAYS only sunlight mt. the
skidding Shreveport Sports est
their opener to Beaumont. 5 to 0.
into the second division.
IRE louisiana entry is having a
disastrous road trim. JIMMY Walkup
gave another sterling exhibition for
the Shippers, allowing only six hits.
all singles.
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SUMMARY

The weather was partly cloudy TO
cloudy over most OF the country
at the morning observation. Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
occurred within the last "a hours
from the southern Rocky Mountain
region eastward to the lower MiSsis-
sippi Valley. Temperatures still con-
tinue unseasonably high in portions
Of the southern states, but were
practically normal throughout the
balance Of the United States.
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Rarely is a chance like this
offered = the chance to buy
quality merchandise = styl-
ish merchandise = at bar
gain prices. You'll not be
taking a chance = you'll
simply be availing yourself
of the supreme opportunity
Of a lifetime = if you buy
now. Buy now, before it is
too late. Buy now, before the
best are taken by some one
else. Buy now, for The FASH
ion will not again this year
offer an opportunity like
this.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-31

Van Heusen Collars
Paris Carriers
G. & M. Swim Suits
Bathrobes
Mansco U'wear
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TELL-TALE

TELL-TALE
Mary: Bess never tells anyone her
age.
Marjorie: Yes. I've noticed that.
But her age IS beginning to tell on
her-Answers.
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BULLETIN

First figures, lowest temperature
last night. second, highest yester-
Gay; third. wind velocity ct 8 a. m.
fourth. precipitation III last "a
hours.
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Naples. with a population OF
900. 900. is now the largest city IN
Italy. Rome. with e27. 900, is sec
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

best motion picture performances dur
ing the year ending July 81. 1929.
The honors, given by the Academy Of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, were
announced at q banquet last night at
tended by virtually every important
person in the industry.
Miss Pickford was selected for the
award because of her work in the pic
ture "Coquette" and Baxter for his
Characterization in the picture I'm Old
Arizona"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

rested February 2s, together with Rabbi
YaSnogorowski, by the Russian police
on 4 charge that they had been main
tanning illegal connections abroad, was
sentenced yesterday to 10 years exile
In q concentration camp.
Rabbi Lazarev's son was expelled for
three years, while the beadle, Zemach
Zedek, was expelled for two years. The
IA members of the Leningrad Jewish
community who had been arrested for
disobeying the regulations laid down
with regard to religious communities
were also expelled to a concentration
camp for various periods Of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

ing conditions and unfavorable market
conditions, nearly 2,00W miners today
were out Of work in the Western Ken
lucky coal field, about 1900 being on
strike and the rest affected by shut
downs.
A vote taken last Fall by District %
following an organization campaign
overwhelmingly favored strike, it was
announced at the time, but the vote
has never received the approval Of the
national union officers at indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
Posses Hunt Slayer of Two.

GUADALAJARA, Mexico, April 4 lEo.
Posses are securing the countryside
around Ell sarEillo for Antonio Crozoo.
who fatally stabbed his sweetheart,
Maria Matalia, after causing the death
Of his rival for her hand, Pablo Car.
mona, by turning a mad dog on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

When Albert Brown, a bus driver,
was married at Amersham, England, re-
Gently, he and his bride passed under
an archway of destination boards and
were showered with confetti composed
Of bus ticket clippings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, reached
mere ct 2:54 pm. from Seoul.
He left Croydon February Q, travel
ing an estimated 5000 miles before set.
ting MS plane at the airdrome here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
MOVIE ARTISTS WIN
COWORKERS' PRAISE
Mary Pickford and Warner Baxter
Acclaimed as Doing Their Best
Work in 1929.

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April 4.-Mary
Pickford and Warner Baxter, in the es-
| timation Of their co-workerS, gave the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
CHIEF RABBI IS GIVEN
TEN YEARS IN EXILE
Others Also Expelled to Concentra-
ton Camp for Disobeying
Soviet Regulations.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, April 4 (Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency Rabbi LaZarev, the
chief rabbi of Leningrad, who was ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
1000 MINERS IDLE
IN KENTUCKY FIELD
1900 on Strike and Remainder Out
Of Work Through
Shutdowns.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, KY, April 4.-Be-
cause of disputes over wages and work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
BALTIMORE PUBLISHERS
PLANE ARRIVES AT OSAKA
Van Lear Black Covers 5000 Miles
Since February 8, When He Flew
From Croydon, England.

BY the Associated Press.
OSAKA, Japan, April 4.--Coming at
last to the end Of his long air trail
from Croydon, England, to Japan, Van
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

A collection Of war stamps was sold
in London recently for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04

Britain's output of steel last year
was 9,650,000 tons.