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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Citrus OUTPUT
5000 CARROTS
Erom 10 to Is Per Cent
Grapefruit Crop Still
In Grove


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frE1 shpzenz frun the Ta-EE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
PROH REPORT
ACTION Held UP
Expect Present Session To
See No Move By .
Congress

WASHINGTON. Jan . p
Latest kzEz-rEe c<Te41rEeEZ C
EoE=L-i0C S--EEz-ke1ed rhe V1eE
that E-rle CT 10 action VII rEz--
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mer- tuned upcn fl--E rEzcrEEz
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EsS6zrEzE elee-lcz
Al zSsE--lcr tEz1 President Hoo
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p "eEzS Ex- III TeE
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strength than 1ETErcfCe bE ever
eHo-- 70 cZ--zz scfsTarlss e d-
zEs-E Ezs rZ-zsc bzrE LkETE
= ID senate a Effort " Senator
TT1zE cEzOcrz-- Mzrznd t.
strike from 4 dEfElHrrT TIL funds
for --s1Ezre EElzrE1- C TIE dr.
force Vas defeated N1- eTsr . rr-
U1 ED1e Ezs required
Representative Beck Ezsd L hzs
Ez-EDsn- II 5slEEe6 r5s pres
cents declaration -zS particularly
unfortunate becalsF - he'd. . dem
CcrE-lc presidential Tic-c-T E1-L C.
Al E-epzzz5e Calamity TO TIE IA
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Mrs. Barreda Back
From Saint Louis

Lz EEe C. Ez--aCz O. -zs Il
ts-1z-czzl S1e Sore. B-1E-zT-E
EzS r@L-eG E1zl@ 1-r- = Hs-@
TIP 10 81 L-S E1E-- Sc Er-E--
ed = cozTe1-cz C Central So
ccZZzT 6=zI1
Nz Bz-rz6z Ezx = : Los
G zqr-oxNz-e-T q ~e@E AID ~e
F1S-E sze r-r-zsHl -Ls ne= z---=
E1cE &C. -h= loczT E1-s
S1E reported = PszSz-. r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Day In Congress

Prepares 20 c=5z-e zr5rT
b-
Bs-kZz and ITszrT ca----
g Eec1-c=E -1ZEz-lun n r.
Esls EsTE 70 IE FecEz- Rrs--
- 51z-c
Banking S-or---a@ -ez--es
inquiry INTO credit Conditions hezr-
ing Chz-zss c EEzl ze-be- =.
reserve board
CzEpzlR exos-c--E rc---
tee c1zt1nlss inquiry INTO ernen-
c1rE@ 1G Senator DAVIS. rEpln--
cz1- Pennsylvania
THURSDAY
Passed, c~efic.errv z1-r-r-ls-5r-
BIZ E1-h S2oO00000 for immediate
emergency construction
Recc1EI--e1 the termination q.
Eugene NETer 70 e GoFern0r g tie
Federal reserve board 10 rhe hz-k-
ing committee
Senator Walsh democrat, Nor-
tara moved 20 reconrir nornirz-
Es01S C three members O. the nFz
pOEer commission
Banking Committee received tes-
tlnCnT urging curb On b0otAg
banking
HouSe-Fndav
Continues work On 116epeo6ez.
offices supply bill
Naval committee considers So
10000 hzttleShip noce--z-Aoz
program
Banking colE8See continues
hearings On farm loan relief meas
ureS.
Expenditures committee hear
witnesses On proposal 70 make pEPeI
currency III government plant
THURSDAY
Vets lost fight against ue Q.
tapped wires. purchase evidence and
Unoerc0Ter agents II p~rohibi1tor
enforcement
Association against the prnh-b5-
ton amendment reported expenri-
lures Of Ss53B60 II 1880.
Immigration committee Approved
measure 70 restrict innizrztior &c,
two yezrS
judiciary committee zpp-DrEc
senate advance planning b-l ir1cn-
ded 70 stabilize employment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Youth Bonded In
Assault Hearing

rUz-g 5-rE-ET 5I-
rnEz EEs 5ozn6 cTR- = -Es Ez
e5rr1E g-zn1 --T i GnI1 51z5
T1EE1zT z11s-roc1 E5sl EFez !
rrenE-T Hsz--E 5efore T-E--rs
C xhe Eesce FH6 K0xzE @
charges @ c--ra-T ssssz.-L-z Z
17-Tez--0k Iocsl girl Re Eze-
61sfeiT made b1-d and Els e
leased
TIE Fo1ng ri -onk ne sand Is
STATES vines and testified -1z-
fhe yu1ra CHARGED had crzEI-z-ly
assaulted her rE1oe A physician
ccrrccorz.ed he- esz6ence O t1s
S1zrd
TIE <%-s-1z--- represented =
Polk Hornzdzy OF Hz-l11zel- dc
MT make = s-z1Szsr1- Tie S-z-Es
g1de O. TIE bearing Ezs corcuc-e1
by Assistant D.S-rz- A--o-rey
Clau6e Carer
On c-css-exzr1rz-io-- the <--
wzs asked You deeply loved tic
defendant didn't -ou5-
I thought I id sic answered,
ut ! desplse hin roT-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
MARKETS


NEW YORK Jan n-F-Le
sock market maintained . strong
tu1E during TIRE carrier h1zxs to
Gzy- Shc-1 covering was resumed n
zrEE- vozEze throughout rhe EE
EzLA with q few exceptions WEE
CElet ard firm cut the HndustrlzlS
went zhezd With srE-e v1E1-
Eastman Eo6zk rzH1e6 Z Ala
C1HEiczL Case ard Ecrfok &
Western rise J CT mere and rhsrs
we're = pc[1- advances II LcU<TLz
& EzshTLlE- North AERr1rzl Wez-
e-z Ur11n and LaE1e-- AEErzz
Can WestI-Eh1usE- Gg-F-zI Esrr-i-
U . SzesL H-EEz-11raI Hrve=-EE
ard A-e-1czz TslepnGre mE0Eed Z
pGL-- CT SC The VC-E-e C TRAM
exranGE crrzLEz1T-
Cz- D1EET renewed z- I II ~
Csr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Death Takes
Russian Dancer

The HAGUE Jan = P-Dezta
toczy Etle6 forever Inc dainty
fragile form o. Anna PzE-oTa whose
dancing stirred ml-LlnrS clTI-lre1
man and ssEzge alike. she EozL
have been IS years Old January u
PIeElsF and Infl1E1z contract
ed early this week after S1e had
been he'd for hours By q railroad
accident - q waiting train 81 d.
In- France. rang cOEn the curtain
upon = LIE which Tor 55 years SIC
devoted 70 depicting II rhT-Enz-1c
movement the bez-ty she EzT
around he--
With hE- a the end EEre hE-
husband ard zccozpsn-S-- Vsc-or
DArdre. fEo Di-rh physicians. EE
her CTn Russian doctor. P-cTesur
VzIsrk. Eh0 YESTERDAY rss1-e6 20
4 pulmonary operz-o1 = Z YAH e.
tempt 20 save her LIE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

MEXICO CITY Jar
E-h-aal E- Gee state rE LaEMEA
vas entirely 1gHc ET Lass nErEE
ez-he-akEE
&1- q hu1sE EEE lHff EEEr I'D
tle tuME ID rnEEr-=EEr
zAll -EpI-l@G rH1MF Er=A- MM
sLl1 inhabitants M-E AraMH M
tEE-E Twenty nnrE1-E mHH
&c tle ruWI ~ llF ElAEr
Anct1er Eneuo- Sna1k oaEzca g.
: a T. Eeer14T hlE tNN WA ma
further E4Er-ze-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
NEw FOKK COTTON

" WTOzK Jar Z-E-Cor-E
1E1e1 Ees1T a. al zdTz7cE g {
po-E . . 6ecz-e Ct ; po1--s, nszr
DI-rAs 1elzE rElz1lTrlT 1E CHI Z
zET c. E1TE-zE while later 6E-
EEE-sS Ez-e H11s-ced - rslz--s-
II EzT LTE-uoCl cs1l&
Jz-ZzE Cor1-zrS S1oEe6 TIE
7sXuR zoTzzce a. 1hs Ezr RI
later &-zE = 70 la7 TIE rzE
JzllzT ezsed CT ID 11z3 and tn
demand 1E thai pCE-5o- seemed 70
o. rE-ETed o. the cl-ruIzrl1z OF NJ
I1oz- rE--eez-ZzE about $40 has
including 250 E1sd zgz1ns. rhe
Cd contract
Later months also ezsed of Elizh--
" under realizing and So-e LEzr-
pool sLI-g- 5I- offerings EEre sb-
s1r0ed o. further trade O. corris-
zoz h0Ess demand and the MARKET
Vas fairy steady a. net cecIireS q
, O , points. with March selling
around 1919 Il the end CT the fIrst
half hou--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Roscoe WEIGH Last
Of Line of PLAYERS

SAN BESTTO- Jan 3-The last
Of . long line o. weIches 70 play
football fer San Bsnito high school
I'll lead the GreyhOunds next sea
son
he has ore younger brother but
Until he reaches high school play
ING age there vii be several squads
without WeicheS something which
has no. been the case n many
EezrS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Borderland Heads
Return From North

Il S1-- T=E-s-- C TIRE
BC-5S-z-z EzrLTz-% e1--zr-.
Dana 10 = z T11-Ez- Me-
O1@ have RETIRED 70 rls Va
- from -Es NTH E-z-e tze-
EzE been visiting f-----r uE--
lE-S %c-zS-E Ter SOCK s1- Their
c1z1 @ E1-E - this EsC-51-
FL----E EzlEE are s-o-eI
Win q E116ez-l s1--l- O u--z-sSn
M Jzz-SoC SzE co5zE- ard ec--
I1Ez--F -e6zC- a cn1 % n bus
Ze& Csl-sSE1z -1s- EzS Es--
-h= r1---r--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

CITY Jan 81
USDA Hogs 900. steady % &c
higher. top 400. packing Ezx- 55
$50 stock pigs. T5-T5
Cattle 100. calves. 100 rnst-
= . cleanup nz-Ee- - steady prices
quality mostly pain S-as-Z good
and cho5cs e0o-so1 rs S50-I2E-
S10-IIG rs S51-lz75- IIgC-I1oo
rs G sE-I175- I50G-I5a1 EE
G51-I7T- co--1n and EeIz-m go
rs ID 5E-551- hEEe-S GOD and
choice 5c-s51 LIS -1r-t1-5- co.'s
god and choice. z5-65- 0T cut
Ter and cU-re-- z54G0- vszerx
mix fed zedI@ 70 csoce $50
1870 S-ocxE- ard te@Gsr EeeE
god ard chol1e- fz- EEzn-zA Sc
800 C0EECl ard EeCE fa-
-sE-h<t 4hG-E-5
S1ar 800. EE5s mostly =
higher S1esp steady LzE god
and C6o5ce 20 rs dom TT5-SG-
zac1m = rs down 675-1T5- e=@
E@c1 % c1oare 80 Is down 5nG
as 1eadE z-& GOD and chnarz
51-5 rs 675-11
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

SAN EEETTD- jar q San
jackson Pcs 10 III C tire A-er-
lcan Legion ELl E2ors1- 3 ro1p3
20 be hid Feo : . s s. E5e b.
PARK here.
Il WI CE-p5@- CT Ck-zhr-lz WI
stage I'D r01E0 featuring n-1nr zna
SEER riding. r11--- and wrestling
Contests also VII e he'd - which
VALLEY cowboys may participate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
WEATHER SUMMARY

Bz-c-SE-r ESSx-E Tz5 rEz-Ers-
" C moderately ET 0se- rzs zc--h-
en ard ezSse-l states this Eo---
1nE. ard moderately E= TO Ez
eve tks far Eo=z5EeE As . r.
sui TIE weather ccz--1s6 far 60
Gear r-zc-7Ly th-ozl1-- TIE
United S-s-es east C TIE RocEv
McEn1s.rS. hi TIES C5ox- ard II
sc&1le6 over IT, tz- western ard
rcTThEeS-e-- S-zreS ---n soz-e Ee-
cps<sro1 there Iez1-zfEz
we're Szs11z1-e 70 sogTe r1--sl
fhrc1Ehnu the United states and
the Canadian Nc--hweS- THIS z1---
trr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

EuEMAr. UEs l
FrE- u Err reEarf VS.
ralrr M M lEfF tn-aT M
-lr- with fhR #Mt4- E
rHz-lrE A BH nrH Norman
rlnr- -E-R TEe-rH~
EE-leE ueEr-F EEE rE-rEe b.
slz-z EEzzckE TN gtLn q aaEr az
Curing a Cl-sFnFrrET m1wUf VIVA M
Lhr fEr- wF HlnfM uH
Ea1ElEM MME HhF father
EaElErE former LmHH Mf Lm-
lallrE w--wl-lr team rarME
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

- -
the RIO Crane for storage and
control purposes have been made
b. Prank s Robertson or san Ben-
i5o. representing Lower Valley l.
ngz-ion interests
O-hr presentations have been
made By C-zu6e G ToEz. a e.
gLneer. but l. i not kroEn here
Just what Interests &c Is represent
M
TIE board zt Is hearing Mc-dzy
s expected 70 cecde which IRE
se--z-101s 7 VII zccep- for fling.
Nr- Robertson who Is secretary
OF the JOINT Association O. Can
e-r--Hitalz1 County Water In
p-C-EEe-- DS-rE vii . zrco--
panied 10 Austin SATURDAY night o.
r 2 RszrTro O. Brownsville EEZ
EOEu irrigation z--o-ney and PCS
SHY 81 a L M0n-zoneT C san
Ber--o. another irrigation z--cr-sT.
aid O. W . Ar6E-Scr CT Ear
BE---1- Cc-E--rz E-E-@s-.
A-- Robertson has previously
fed q fever EEloe- CT We%E-z-
uOrs q behalf CT the association
h1- the S-z-e bozrd Indicated that
- would % zcceP- then hez-e
they covered S1rh large areas For
tbs reason = separate PGse--z-Ar-
vas prepared q ezch dan size &C.
E-ed
Z Is h0psc % xHcx az tls hear
ing that Acceptance q the Tz-ey
P-eszz&E T01z &c O. Esz-s-
pubic be1efE-
Hsz--E Oh TIE E-e=sz-z-orz Ezz
bee- Postponed from TIRE 10 tire
ce 20 vz-1CE rezSoE
Tz-Ey D-erES-s h1pe 20 stare
E0Cc and c-1e- Ez-E-S TOE E-EE
. vase = mans c. Gz@ further
ErEz- aid r1r--1-rE TIE E1T
El-a oE1erS -sz-sr the Vz-ET. the
mares 5zz proposed nsz- Pa
E--Zz--11 interests 1CE are e.
zEe6 Il 1o-E-E Z master Ez-Er
cE--5r- 20 o E11En Is TIE R1
G-z-c@ Water Cc-zerz-lr- d
t-r- c. Texas . further r-z-s To-
e-E--ic- O. rEe dams and a--5z1
matters 4 81 s s1c1 70 - pre-
ssz-e6 % T5z legislature Cszs-z
this EzSaer G-S-ic- whsra III b
11zzcs1 q EEzE OF = rzT snail
tzx- 5T mans CT tins cS--zrr TX
H. E1red ro se---E E1-z---z--zl aid
8 EzS 6n-e WIEN . z-ro-E -eEl11-
a organization vas formed L rAe
Imperial TzIET q CzE0-za ard
cu-zrErlon C TIE B0u-6E Dan
-zs E.-lFroe1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Corpus Interested
In Finance Plan

San BENIIO- Jan 2@Cr-r-s
C1-1sU = interested II the plan
whereby the CHAMBER O. commerce
IS -1z-c6 u means C = snail
Tax according 70 4 letter received
y J z Bel O. the Ioczz orzzrSz-
TIN from Sl1nRT Elnz. manager
q lhe Corpus Christi Chamber
Ile board OF city DEVELOPMENT
7aa- Is ! Is Enozn- - - effect II
several Valley tozn, BEGINNING At
B-CE1ST1-k
Il provides that not more than :.
&c MI tax may c levied fu-
MAINTENANCE q : chamber or CON
Ee-cF-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

SAN ANTONIO. Jan - -
Cara Ul-. u6dlE zgsd houzrz-e
DzT knew hs- fac late -o1zv :.
TIE hands o. . T be1crs -h1-
Sic = C trial c- : ---1er E-zar-
Eelr for zIleEed Err-ra-S7- -
TIE AZ k-zFErz cE Dzrsel T-. h-
h1sozz6 Is ne Eep On Oc-c5E 4
Both secs c-0sed z1e nE6zy
ArEZEr-s EE-e 20 Eer E16s- EzT
today after EeRn-z--n q -
courts charge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
For Quilts
Made By Red Cross

Al appeal Is made 70 Brownsville
people by George MauSur- home
service Chairman Of the Red Cr1sz.
Tor - O. 20 used blankets and Quilts
% D. distributed 70 the poor pecnIr
my are badly needed and th1ss
EzE1S eIthe- article are asked >
bring them TO The Jesse Dsnref L.
c1-r building c. Wzzn1rztnr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Slight Rains Are
Expected For Sat
More rain.

FANaW AUAaN.
Cloudy TO partly cloudy weather
tonight and SATURDAY. preceded o.
light rains this afternoon and
probably tonight. vas the fc-eczs-
this morning No change n ten
pe-aIure vas predicted
Very slight precipitation vas re-
ported II Brownsville Thursday. the
total being only nl inches No 9TH
CT VALLEY stations reported rain
Brownsville temperature to1-
pCd Mans b. { GezreCS T1z-S-
Gao. ard ed the rztso1 viii Sc
Miami wzz c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Withdrawal From
District Sought

SAN BESTTO. Jan r. Res
cerfs and developers Q. North Shore
Park APPEARED before the board
CT directors OF CaEerOn County
Water Improvement District No 2
here THURSDAY afternoon and ssE-
&c thz- tbe addition - taken CT
o. re Irrigation cS--ic-
L wsS Pointed CT tlz- E-ce
tney re IL a66--sor % q c1-y ira.
tHeT car -1-h6rE- q re--1zzl-
ing n rHe- rights 70 irrigation
wzter-
l. xzS not E1O=7 TEZ-SczT
whether tie Necessary funds %
finance re legal Ss<E to- sscE--Z
w1-h61zL void - =z6s zEz--
abe O. r1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
$500 Per Hour, That's
What Constance Gets

HOLLYWOOD Ca Jan b
@C1lE-1-ce EE--E-- blonde FIR
EE-. VII -e1ElTr mare --Em $50
earn working hour -n1Er R cor
--s-- Sc EE1ez -1czE g -Eke tWn
Ec---HE scr KEr-Er BrU-ner
Ms BEzze-- g u16e- cunr-nr
% Pz-5e E--- 1914 b.. So Is
allowed zen weeks CT EE-h -RAr.
Warner B-c-le-E aE-n@- I'D uar
her $4,000 ro- tire -sn wrecks rhr
agreement s--l-E--nr sc W1-E Tx
hours . Car. SIX cars . week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan z-P-Respon-
sIEe 70 setb2cks II Liverpool wheat
GUo<z1oE- grams here TENDED down
yard early today. Liverpool ceclires
EEre aScrlbe6 TO weakness O. Aus
Erzllan exchange and pressure ID
sell Australian wheat
Open-1g unchanged 70 "a cent?
Of. What later he'd near 70 rlz
initial figures Corn started W
changed 70 5-s lover and z1-erTzrc
showed little aI-e---5Cr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
CITRUS BRINGS PREMIUM

SAN BENTEO. jar 1-Va-lET
grapefruit : bringing = premium
OF ST q box III MolI-01- Tc-a SC
ccrCIz- C. "A 5e-ter received 90 Alex
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Evening star., 1931-12-22
NEW YORK INQUIRY
TOLD OF PIER DEAL
Democratic Leader Got
$4,000 to Swing Lease,
Committee Hears.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 22.- The
North German Lloyd paid William H.
Hickin, president of the National Dem
ocratic Club, $4,000 fee for nego-
tiating the lease of Pier 80, North
River, Edgar w. Hunt, general counsel
for the line testified before the Hof-
stadter Legislative Committee yester-
day. If that sum had not been paid,
he said, the company would not have
got the lease.
Mr.. Hunt said he had to increase
the payment to Mr. Hickin from the
$4,000, which he regarded as a fair
legal fee, to satisfy the demands If
political interests brought into the ne
gotiationS. Mr.. Hickin was suggested
as the best man to handle the negotia-
tionS by David Maier. who once served
a prison term for bribery. he said
Hunt said he offered Hickin a SIS
900 fee. but Hickin demanded $4,000,
which he eventually got.
Hunt said Maier once made a CON
hdential explanation" of what became
Of the fee, but he couldn't recall what
1t was.
He added he believed that only
$4,000 went for lawyers fees" and
that the balance went to "someb cdy
else" He offered no opinion as to the
possible recipient, but said he did not
believe Maier. who accompanied Mayor
Walker to Europe last Summer re-
'ceived any part of it.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
VETERANS PAY URGED
Passage of Service Bill Called for

Passage of Service Bill Called for
by Patman Over Radio.
Immediate passage of his bill author
izing full payment of veterans adjusted
service certificates was urged last night
by Representative Patman, Democrat,
of Texas.
Broadcasting his appeal over a Ma
tion-Wide radio network, Patman as
serted half of the certificates held by
the veterans are being consumed by
compound interest.
The balance due on all the certifi-
Gates could be pad with $4,000 900, 900,
he said. with a saving to the Govern
ment of tens of millions of dollars an
nually in administration expense, and
equal savings to widows and orphans on
compound interest.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
Rockefeller Name
To Be Included in
''Radio City, Title
Ry the Associated Press.

BY tht ASSOCIaleu PTtSS.
NEW YORK, December o.
The name of Rockefeller Is to be
used in the formal title of
$3.50, 100000 Midtown real estate
development financed by John D.
Rockefeller, jr, now popularity
called Radio City"
The development, which will
house huge broadcasting center
and various other entertainment
features, it was made known yes
terday, will be designated Rookie
feller Center" Rockefeller City"
or some similar name.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
MISSING SPOUSE SOUGHT
Absent Since Sunday, Wife Says
in Appeal to Police.

TIT 1PPCI1 60 OIIOe'
A lookout for James c. Howell, a
years old, of 1913 Eleventh street, who
has been missing from his home since
Sunday morning, was broadcast last
night after his wife, Mrs. Edna How
ell, appealed to police to find him.
Mrs. Howell told detectives her hus-
band was wearing blue suit and light
hat when last seen and described him
as 5 feet inches tall and weighing
about l65 pounds.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
IiI.SI iIIIlI The Hest Place % SIlOp

No place quite like JeIef for ute ng
And forgeEizabeh
The Washington times., 1931-05-09
FATHER FREED'RU5S|ANS EXILE
ON BOYS PLEA 45 ECONOMISTS
;'3::32 E:3';;;:'E'
Photo by International

RIGA, May 9 G.N.SJ Forty
five eminent Soviet economists,
professors and statisticians, have
been ordered exiled to distant
parts Of Soviet Russia, on charges
of counter-revolution and sabot-
age, it was learned today from
travellers crossing the Soviet bor-
der.
Ten others were reported to
have been shot.
Those exiled included Prof. Da-
Vid B. Riazanoff, one of the old
est living Bolshevists, who was
ousted from the Marx Engels In
stitute in February; Nikolai D.
Kondriatev. former head of the
market division of the Research
Institute for Agricultural Eco
nomicS, and Prof. Alexander V.
Chapanov, director of the Re
search Institute, who was invited
to lecture at Cornell University,
New York, in May of last year.
All of the men were accused
by the o. G.. P. u, or secret po-
lice, and we're given secret trials.
The Washington times., 1931-05-09
HOOVER IS HOST
To ARMY HEADS

Combining business and pleas
ure, President Hoover took the
heads of the military establish
ment to the Rapidan fishing
camp today for a weekend of
conferences over Army problems.
The presence of Representative
Will R. Woods (RO of Indiana.
chairman of the House Appropria-
tions Con. mittee, in the party
gave rise to the belief the pos
sibility of pairing the War De-
partment budget below that of
last year would be discussed.
Guests Are Named
In the group which left the
White House shortly after a. m.
to motor to the Virginia retreat
we're Secretary of War and Mrs.
Hurley; Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Payne; General
Douglas Macarthur, chief of
staff; Maj. Gen. Van Horn
Mosely. deputy chief of staff;
Maj. Gen. j. L. De Witt, the
Quartermaster General and Mrs.
De Witt; Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown,
chief of engineers and Mrs.
Brown: Representative Wood:
Secretary to the President and
Mrs. Theodore JoSlin, and Secre-
tary to the President Lawrence
Richey.