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The Washington times., 1930-06-24
Letters to the Editor From Readers

the players had made an outcry
on the field, a panic could easily
have been started among the
thousands Of fans present. Again,
II the torpedoes scared strong
athletes, what win they do to
the aged or very young Il shot
at them in "the spirit Of fun?"
Some toys" are dangerous, and
it is the duty Of the police to see
that they are not sold.
SHIRLEY ANDERSON,
The Washington times., 1930-06-24
World War Vet
Votes for Bill

Editor, Times:
AS world war veteran / want
to cast my vote through your
columns in favor of the veterans
relief bill which President Hoover
and Secretary Of the Treasury
Mellon have just condemned In q
letter to Senator Watson, Republt,
can party leader.
I think it is significant that on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
Matamoros Hotel Ia
Mecca For Tourists

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
Wholesalers Carry
Popular Flour Line

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
EVERY
MONDAY
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-15
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CRITICAL DROUGHT
GRIPS NEARBY AREA
Virginia and Maryland Miss
Relief Rains Given North
Atlantic States.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Drought conditions in Maryland and
Virginia are critical, j. B. Kincer,
agricultural meteorologist, said today in
reviewing conditions throughout the
country.
The North Atlantic Coast from New
Jersey to Massachusetts, last night was
drenched by the first substantial precip-
itation many localities had had for q
month. Boston reported 1853 inches of
rain, New Haven, 80; Philadelphia, SO,
and Atlantic City, is. The rain did
not extend inland.
During the past two weeks, Kincer
said, there hasn't been enough rain to
measure anywhere in the area from
Virginia and Eastern West Virginia
northeastward to Maine"
Long Drought Here.
Although data was not at hand for
the entire dry section, at noon today
Washington had been 81 days and
hours without enough rain to measure
the longest period on record.
In the four weeks ended yesterday.
Richmond, Baltimore and Boston had
naQ no ram1au. New York City had
had per cent of normal; Eastport, Me-,
IA; Trenton, N. j., %; Philadelphia, 30;
Scranton, Pa, Is; Albany, N. Y, 80, and
Ithaca, N. Y, % per cent.
1.-The whole area Is extremely dry"
the meteorologist continued land condi-
tons have become critical in Virginia
and Maryland"
Central Valleys Helped.
During the past week there was again
considerable rainfall in the great CEN
trail valleys, the Western lake region,
and the Southwest, including heavy
rains in parts of the Rocky Mountain
area. An area extending from North
Carolina and Eastern Kentucky north
eastward. however, had very little rain.
Regarding the Central and Southern
States. where the Summers record
drought has been quite generally
broken, high temperatures stimulated
the growth of Fall crops not yet ma
tured and also pasture lands. Meadows
and pastures continued to show i'm
proyement, while Fall-sown grain fields
in some sections were reported avail
able for limited use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
TWO OF 13 PRISONERS
WHO ESCAPED CAUGHT
North Carolina Officers Search for
Eleven, Including Three
Murderers.
Rn the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROXBORO, N. c., October 1.-Two
of thirteen convicts who escaped Mon
day night from State prison camp
near here were back in custody today
while officers continued a search for
their IL confederates who eludec cap
ture.
Jim Wilson of CASTOR County, serv-
ing 221a to 80 years for murder, and
Ernest Burrell, Buncombe County, serv-
ing Az to 6 years for larceny, were
captured last night at Yanceyville after
nearly "a hours liberty.
The first break, discovered by a trusty,
E. c. Hilton, was made through hole
in the bottom of the cell block which
the prisoners had cut with hack saw.
An unnamed cell corporal and a night
guard whom Chester Bell, assistant SUI
perintendent of States prison. charged
with neglect of duty were discharged.
Hiltons exposure of the break drew
the wrath of his fellow prisoners. Sew
eral convicts attempted to attack him,
but guards protected him.
A number of long-term prisoners, In
Guiding 3 convicted of murder, are
among the IL at liberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
.S8,oDQ,O(O PENSION
FOR CHURCH URGED
Disciples of Christ Told Time
Is Ripe to Provide for
Ministers.

A fund of $8,O00,0O0 for pensions for
its ministers was described as one Of
the greatest contributions which the
Disciples of Christ could make to the
community life of the American peo-
pie by DR.. Daniel Polling of New York
in stirring address before about 1000
delegates attending the International
Convention Of the Church in the Wash
ington Auditorium today.
Dr.. PoIIing's address came at the
climax of session which afforded ON
Gals Of the pension campaign an OPP
portunity to present their appeal to del
egates from State societies Of the
church and local congregations through
out the country and abroad. A. e.
Cory of Indianapolis, director Of the
campaign, presided and introduced the
principal speaker.
The goals sought in the campaign
are 100000 workers, 250,000 pledgers,
and the fund of S8,o00,000. MFR. Cory
announced that approximately $4,000
workers had been enrolled in the cam
paign. A national period has been set
to November 16, ending in the week Of
solicitation beginning November 8.
Declares Time Ripe.
These theme of DIR. Polling's inspira-
tional address was that now is the
time to provide pensions for preacheyP
of salvation. IF the stock market crash
should have no effect on the willing
ness of people to cooperate" he de-
clared, "the barometers Of your spirit
should go up"
The national leader Of the Dutch Re-
formed Church, editor of the Christian
Herald, one of the most prominent of
religious publications, and president of
the World Christian Endeavor Union,
DR.. Polling was presented to the con-
vention by Mr.. Cory as guest speaker.
The establishment of the fund will
mark the creation of a new economic
theory in this country" he said. Sal
Walton from sin, from the saloon, from
racial injustice and industrial misun-
derstandings and salvation from war,
he termed the goals of all religions
He told the convention that a single
instance of where one minister of his
acquaintance hid received a pension of
SO month, after Sc years Of service,
demonstrated clearly the economic need
of the fund
At the conclusion of his address, DR..
Polling received an ovation from the
Continued on Page S, Column g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
TRACE SECURITIES
OF BOB COMPANY
Six Million Dollar Papers
Sought by Officer Con-
Quoting Probe.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 15.-Ohicials Of
the attorney generals department
sought today to trace 100000 in Sc
curities which they had expected to
find in the safe of the Metal 81 Mining
Shares, Inc, Of which Charles v. Bob,
missing capitalist, is chairman.
Bob disappeared in Chicago last Fri
day after he and his pilot, Col. David
Lamb, had stored Bob's private atrplane
at the municipal airport
He Is being sought by Assistant At
torney General Watson Washburn for
questioning In connection with the af-
fairs of Metal & Mining Shares, Inc,
and the Rainbow Luminous Products
Co., Of which he was q director. The
two companies have been under inves-
tigation since the New York Curb Mar
ket suspended trading in Rainbow
Luminous Products and Metal & Min
ing Shares, Incs suffered q heavy
slump. M
Washburn said ne believed the port
folio of $4,000, BOO in securities was IN
a bank either in New York. New jersey
or Massachusetts,.
Bob is an aviation enthusiast ard
has aided a number of transatlantic
fight undertakings. Before coming to
New York he was known in mining
circles IN Denver, Colo; Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Carson City, New