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Evening star., 1932-04-24

Garden City, Kans., who disappeared
with Jones on January 81.
Police, however, found small piece
of raccoon coat, apparently ripped from
a coat other than the one on the body
of Jones when washed ashore, although
his coat was torn.
When last seen. Stewart wore a rae
coon coat. The piece of fur was taken
from the water about 800 yards from
the spot where Jones body was found
Police announced they will drag the
cove again tomorrow.
Stewards father, a Garden City.
Kans., real estate map. probably will
come here to assist in the search, police
were told
Evening star., 1932-04-24

that he was for the soldiers bonus, but
characterized as "a crazy scheme' the
proposal to make the payment by the
issue of new money.
In the discussion of the bonus ques-
tion." he said, lit has been proposed
that the government issue new money
with which to make the payments.
Il am against such a crazy scheme.
Every soldier knows what happened in
the European countries that printed
great crops of money after the war.
It wasn't worth the paper it was
printed on.
The World War veteran is entitled
to have his bonus in the soundest
money in the world and I won't stand
for paying him off in 'phoney money.
Such a course would be disastrous
to the country ultimately. 1t might
Evening star., 1932-04-24

give temporary imitation, and for a time
speed up busir ess, but finally we would
have a crash worse than the one we
are in.
I'm for the bonus in real money.
II we can borrow to help the railroads
and banks to whom we owe nothing,
we can borrow to pay cur just debts
to the veterans"
Evening star., 1932-04-24
TWO KILLED IN CRASH
Man and Girl Also Are Injured I'm
Collision of Cars.

TRENTON. N. j., April % (P.-Two
men were killed and a man and girl
injured tonight in a head-on collision
OF two autom obiles on the Brunswick
Pike at Clarksyille, six miles east of
here.
The men killed we're Bradley K. Per-
ounn and Joseph L. Koller, both Of
Baltimore
Joseph Dion and his 17-vear-old
daughter Lillian Of PHILADELPHIA were
sk7n to NcKir,cv Hospital here suf-
fering from Slight injuries.
Evening star., 1932-04-24
Cave-In Kills 3 Men.

MARMET, w. Va. April % R.-
Three men are known to have been
killed and four others are buried be-
meath approximately 100 tons OF earth
tonight as the result of the collapse
OF earthworks at a Government dam
construction project here
Evening star., 1932-04-24

work all over the country. The people
who get these good salaries are able
to command the same or more else
where. and it would be a diSservice to
Washington to drive such people out
of the community
Evening star., 1932-04-24
SEARCH FAILS TO BARE
SECOND STUDENT BODY
Cove Where Companion Was Found
to Be Dragged Again Today
at East Providence.

BY the Associated Press
EAST PROVIDENCE, r. l., April %.
An all-day search of Watchemoket
Cove, where the body of Nathaniel E.
Jones, Harvard student, was found yes
terday, failed to disclose the body of
his fellow-student, Floyd J. Stewart, OF
Evening star., 1932-04-24
OnIy

ITO at least three million people-each of them
l. the enthusiastic owner of Majestic radio set
here is news of transcending Importance. For it sig
mails a new IN refrigeration history.
Here, at last, is quality refrigerator at price
every family can afford. refrigerator that fits
any kitchen comfortably. Scientifically shelved, to
permit full use of every cubic foot of space. Multi
powered, to assure complete refrigeration even at
high noon in the tropics. Actuated by quiet
compressor ,oith only three moping parts!
Equipped with factory-sealed unit that be
pulled ont and replaced in fifteen minutes!
Finished inside in stainless, chinawhite porcelain
Evening star., 1932-04-24
BUTLER FOR BONUS
BUT NOT MONEY ISSUE
General Characterizes Currency
Proposal as Crazy Scheme" and
Warns of Danger.

BY the Associated Press
LEHIGHTON, Pa, April 23,-Gen
Smedley D. Butler, campaigning for the
Republican nomination against Senator
James j. Davis, today told an audience
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
KEELAN VENCIO A BAT
son

Charles Batson, ex-campe6n
amateur de peso bantam, fue
derrotado anoche en- la Arena
de Seminole Heights por Fran
kie Keelan, nuevo campe6n anna
teur de peso de pluma.
Los dos j6venes combatieron
rudamente en- los dos primeros
asaltos, sin superar el uno al
otro; pero en- ell tercero Keelan
lie aplic6 un effective "derecha-
70" a Batson, en- la quijada, y
este cayo a la Iona.
Los jueces fallaron despu6s a
favor de frankie.
En- ell mismo programa Wade
Harrell, de 1876 libras, superb a
Charlie Miller, de 140.
Kid Pancho venci6 a Frank
Diaz, Salvador Mirabella de-
rrot6 a Mike Alvarez, Joe Ga
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

Patsy Suarez cuenta va con
los s~ervicios de Paulie Walker y
Eddie Ran, el notable gladiator
polaco.
Walker recientemente venci6
Relampago Sagdero Y Ran hi
70 su primera presentation en-
Tampa, ell ano antepasado, fren
tie a Tony Dominguez, cargan-
do con la derrota.
Aqui dijimos que ell mucha-
cho tenia magnificas condicio-
mes para ganar dinero en- su d.
vision y asf 10 ha probado en-
New York.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

NICHOLS PROBABLEMEN-
TIE PELEARA CON BATA-
GLIA

Chicago, nov. 23.-Se ha con
tratado al campe6n de peso com
pleto ligero, reconocido por la
Association Nacional de Boxeo,
para pelear en- ell programa del
dia 80 de noviembre, que tiene
como principales contrincantes
Primo Camera Y King Levins-
ky.
George Nichols, ell campe6n,
probablemente debera defender
su corona contra frankie Batta
glia, de Winnipeg, uno de los
mejores hombres de la catego-
ria de peso mediano.
Battaglia recientemente ven
clio a Ben Jeby e hizo tablas con
Chick Devlin.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
NUEVO PRESIDENTE DE
LA hcOCIACION DE COL
FISTAS PROFESSIONALS

Peoria, ILL.,, nov. 23.--2or pri
mera vez en- su historic la Also
'ciaci6n de Golfistas Professional
les de America sera dirigida
por I'm professional que Sc ha
hecho a 81 mismo, George Jaco-
bus, de 33 amos, de Ridgewood,
N. j. Sucedera Jacobo a Char
lie Hall, de Birmingham, Ala
bama, cue fu6 nombrado presi-
dente honorario. ~AHseE
Bobby Jones fue nombrado
vice-presidente honorario.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

81 los Terriers TRUMAN en- ell
partido ell "Dia de dar Gracias a
Dios", conquistayan ell campeo-
nato de la conferencia de Insti-
tutos.
Las filas del Institute Hills
borough aparecen afectadas por
una epidemic de grippe y aver
las practicas solo duraron una
bora.
Las Panteras lanzaron su lla-
mado "ataque aereo", que ell ano
pasado lie sirviera para derro-
tar a los Terriers.
Manuel Bondi, uno de los me-
jores jugadores del Hillsbor-
ough, no fue aver al Institute y
creese esta enfermo.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
Con los C,uantes

Ell decadente Pietro CORR fue
vencido aver en- st. Petersburg,
esta vez por ell ciudadano Corn
Griffin.
Hemos escrito decadente, pc
70 10 cierto es que CORR nunca
lego a una altura de importan-
cia en- la c~ategoria de peso com
pleto.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
.iQuia!
7i'Rineron los novios?<

ThlnerOn los nOVlOS!G
-iQue Sc yo, senior! Lo que
81 Sc, es que de la noche a la ma
mana, la senorita cay6 enferma,
muy enferma!, con unas crisis
nerviosas horribles.
i Cuando fu6 ESQ?
No puedo precisar, senior,
la fecha justa. Fue POGO antes
de volver listed de-. de ALA, de
San.
81; cuafdo 20 regres6 en-
contre a mi pobre hija devora-
da va por esas fiebres nerviosas
que nNaslogra curarlas.
! Nbre sehorital Yo, al yer
la maEs me ofreci a llevar Y
traer recados para ell novio...
Dispense listed, senior; pero
ique va una a hac&! ESQ Is coz
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

Gales conocen como Eddie (Kid)
Wolf.
Ell viejo Nocaut Christner su-
'per6 a Charlie Massacre, de New
York, en- un encuentro vertical
do en- ell mismo programa.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
LA VOZ POR
ONDAS DE LUZ

Schenectady, N. Y, nov. %
Tn grupo de cientificos de aqui
habl6 anoche con otro grupo de
Lago Desolaci6n, a "a millas de
distancia, sobre ondas de luz
proyectadas a traves de las mon
tanas de Adirondack.
Dulante una parte del expe-
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
CORR EN- ST
PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, nov. 23.-El
austriaco Pietro CORR, pesando
1877 libras, fue ayee derrotado
de manera decisiva por Corn
Griffin, de Fort Benning, Ca,
que pesaba 1870.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23
FOOTBALL.
LOS TERRIERS CONTRA
LAS

Los Terriers del Institute
Hillsborough y las Panteras del
Institute de Plant efectuaran
hoy sus ultimos ejercicios para
la batalla de mahana, en- Plant
Field.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

Arturo Godoy, ell chileno, con
tin1a Hacienda Juror en- la COS
ia Este.
va ha descubiei 20 que es cam
pe6n de su pals. Su Ultima vic
toria fue un tai Johnny Mack,
de Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

DESEO COMPRAR un juego
de sala de Ultima moda, cast nue.
vo, un Radio Majestic, de diez
tubos, una alfombra y una lam
para. Llamen al ~telefono nume-
70 M64634.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

A juicio de los periodistas
Griffin gan6 9 de los 10 asaltos
del combate.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

villain triunf6 sobre Abe Sasa y
Smiling Henry alcanz6 la deci-
sion sobre Oswald Delgarde.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

ST 10 tiene... no 10 Sc. Que
10 tuvo, ST.. Ella rog6me muy
encarecidamente que jamas Sc
10 dijera a los senores; pero CO.
mo listed me pregunta en- cir
cunstancias que.
En- circur 1cias que til
las crees de esos amores,
sses asi?
-Justamente, senior.
Don Rodrigo GO pudo menos
que pensar:
Ell doctor tenia raz6n... 81
indagando." e
Y tras ligera pausa, pregun-
to a la chica:
-JQe cuando datan los amo-
res de mi hija? lilo sabes tn?
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

ST, senor,-repuso la dom
celia.
A YER, di.
DE algun tempo antes de
marcharse ell senior a San... San
Pc. pe...
-Petersburgo... Sigue.
ESQ es... A SAM. Pues bien
desde entonces...
n. %Sse escriOi mi hih ! So
-Muy pocas veces.
@-Luego Sc veian.
Isl, senior.
i Por d6nde?
-Por la reja del jard.n.
i De dia?
-Algunas veceS... De noche...
todas. las noches. 4
y esas entrevistas ssiguen
celebrandose en- la actualidad?
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

sa de genie j6ven y no crei fall
tar. NJ. Sc enfade listed.
No me enfado, hija, no me
enfado. Sigue... GLlevaste reca-
dos w.?
Nj uno.
7iC6mo fu6 ESQ?
-PHs NADIA, que la senorita
no quiA.
i Habia Tenido con el?
Tai pense.
y el ino tie buscd%para pre-
guntarte NADIA?
Nj una vez, senior.
Els extrano, -murmur6 ell
marques, con aire pensativo.
70 le juro a usted...
Me basta tn palabra... Pei
70 convengamoS en- que, 0 Sc qua'
rian muy POGO dhando tan ro-
rinerbn, o..
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

Vidal Gregorio alcanz6 otra
derrota en- New York, aho-
ra a manos de un tai Yambo
Ambrede. Fue I'm combate a O.
cho asaltos.
Las acciones del gladiator
hispano siguen bajando y es
una lastima porque en- sus pri-
meros combates Gregorio pare
cia con bastante "flus" para lie
gar a la cumbre de su division.
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

I'm antique conocido nuestro,
Pee Wee farrell, fue acostado
anoche en- Pittsburg, Penn, por
otro muchacho que los fieles To-
La gaceta., 1932-11-23

FL marques qued6se pensati-
vo.
foS su mente habia cruzado
una idea muy l6gica para 81.
iAcaso ell CIVIC verfa entrar
y salir al condo de Moran, y en-
terado de la %deshonra de Doro-
tea lepudiaria a su hija ere
indigna de 6I?
No puede mega Sc cue ell pen
.amjento era l6gico.
Y este mismo nos demuestra
lue' a yeces, la l6gica no sirye
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Adopted April 8th, 1882.
Rv commissioner Pete:

BY Commissioner Pete:
Whereas. on October 18th. 1880 a
requisition was issued numbered
33S63. to the Range Oil Products
company of Virginia for two $500
gasoline books and five $1,000 gaso-
line books. for the use of the sher-
ifs department, in the total amount
of 100000; and
Whereas. the Range Oil Products
company did on about the 18th day
of October. 1880. deliver to J. p.
Riddell. at that time chief deputy
sheriff at Virginia, the above men
toned gasoline books and through
inadvertance and oversight, the ver-
flied claim of the Range Oil Prod
ucts company covering the said pur-
chase was not presented to the
county board.
Now. therefore. be it resolved, that
the claim of the Range Oil Products
company, dated February 18th. 1882,
covering the above mentioned requi-
sition and purchase in the sum of
$4,000. be and the same is hereby
approved and ordered paid from the
general revenue fund, sheriff's auto
mobile expense account.
Commissioner ABBY moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Hogan. An
derson. Pete, ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
NayS-None.
Adopted April Sth, 1882.
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for said county. and that each of
said pre-audit budget reports and
recommendations is in proper form
and substance for approval and
adoption by this board. and that 1t
will be for the best interests of the
county of st. Louis and each OF the
several county commissioner dis
tricts. and should be approved and
adopted.
Now. therefore. be it resolved, that
said quarterly pre-audit budget re-
ports and recommendations above
referred to. be and each thereof is
hereby approved and adopted as the
budget reports and recommendations
by said chief highway engineer. for
said quarterly periods for each Of
the several county commissioner
districts in and for st. Louis county,
subject, however. to such modifi-
cations hereafter by such supplies
mental pre-audit reports and rec
concentrations as said chief high
way engineer may submit and rec
ommend. and as may be approved
and adopted by this board.
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
as-Commissioners Hogan. An
derson. Pete. ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted Anril 9Th 1892
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Motions and Resolutions

By Commissioners Hogan:
Whereas. s.. B. Shepard. as chief
county has reported to this board
that after an examination of the
proposed connection between the
North road and First avenue in the
village of Hibbing, and after con-
sideration of said road connection
lage of Hibbing, and the village en-
gineering staff, said highway engi-
neer recommends to this board that
the connection of said North road
with said First avenue in said viii
lage of Hibbing should be altered
and improved, by changing the curve
connection of said North road with
said First avenue by substituting a
6-degree curve connecting said North
road with said First avenue in the
village of Hibbing, in place of the
existing curve now in use, and con-
Meeting said North road with said
First avenue: and
Whereas. in the Judgment of this
board it will be for the best inter
eStS of the county of st. Louis and
the public, that said 6-degree curve
should be substituted for said pres
ent existing curve connecting said
highways.
Now therefore. be it resolved. that
this board hereby determines that
said 6-degree curve should in its
judgment, be substituted for said
existing curve connecting said high
ways, and this board hereby respect
fully recommends to the village
council of the village of Hibbing
for it's favorable consideration. the
taking of such action by said village
council as will bring about the sub
stitution of 6-degree curve in
place of the present existing curve
connecting said North road with said
First avenue in the village of Hib-
bling.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissioner Hogan, An
derson, Pete. ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted April Sth, 1892.
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BY Commissioner Anderson:


Whereas, the county of st. Louis
desires to acquire from Anton Ton
dryk and Adelia Tondryk, his wife,
as extra road right of way. strip
of land IL feet in width along the
easterly side. and 10 feet in width
road right of way heretofore acquir-
ed by the county in road legalization
proceedings for State Aid Road No.
II. through the NEA of SWA and
SEA of NWA of section 8, township
So range 16. and for said purposes
desires to acquire permanent ease
ment for said 66-foot road right OF
way and said extra right of way
strip amounting to 4.6 acres, at the
price of $4,000 per acre, and in the
total amount of $4,000 for said land.
and is willing to- pay to said owners
cost of constructing 278 lineal rods
of fence by said owners along each
side of said road right of way, and
the total sum of s508.00 for said
right of way, as the cost of con-
structing said fences. and in full
remainder of said tract. which sum
the owners of said land are ready
and willing to accept in full settle
ment of all claims for damages
against the county of st. Louis for
said road right of way, and the cost
W Stiu OWIcIS VI COLSlI uCtiHS odlu
fences and for all damages to the
remainder of said tracts.
Now, therefore, be it resolved. that
the itemized. verified bill of said
Anton Tondryk and Adelia Tondryk,
his wife. against the county of ST.
Louis. in the amount of S508.00 in
settlement of said claims for said
land. and said fences, and as dam
ages to the remainder of the tracts
above described be and the same
hereby is approved and allowed and
ordered paid, and the sum of S50S.00
is hereby set apart and appropriated
from the county road and bridge
fund. Fifth commissioners district,
for the purpose of paying the amount
of said itemized and verified bill
hereby approved and allowed.
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Commissioners Hogan, An
derson, Pete, ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
NayS-None.
AdOpted ApriI Sth 1892
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BY Commissioner Pete:

BY Commissioner Pete:
Whereas, in court proceedings for
the custer of Stuart Murray. as
county commissioner for the Sixth
district, the decision of c. r. Mag
ney. as district judge, has this day
| been affirmed by the supreme court
| of Minnesota. and said decision of
said district court will become eff
fective as soon as remittitur from
| the supreme court shall be filed in
the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court of ST. Louis county. which
| may occur while this board is not
| in session. leaving no commissioner
| for the Sixth district. with author
| ity to supervise and direct the al
fairs of the county within said dis
trict: and
Whereas. the interests of said
county within said district are ex-
tensive and important and require
an authorized representative of this
board to be in charge thereof with
full authority to act for this board,
to the extent authorized by this
board. and in the Judgment of this
board the chief highway engineer
for St Louis county is a suitable
and qualified person to be placed in
charge of the interests of st: Louis
county within the Sixth district, in
Guiding all road work and the fore
es and equipment that may be en-
ployed thereon, with authority to
perform such duties in connection
with road improvement and main
tenance work as this board or a duly
| authorized committee of this board,
shall direct. including supervision
and control of all county property.
road machinery and equipment as
shall be within said Sixth district.
Now. therefore. be it resolved. that
and until the further order of this
board. S. B. Shepard, as chief high
way engineer of ST. Louis county,
be and he hereby is authorized and
directed to act as the representa-
tive of this board within the Sixth
and for st. Louis county. and is
requested and directed to take full
supervision and control of all county
road and bridge construction. i'm
provement and maintenance work
within the Sixth commissioners dis
trict. and full charge and control
of all county property, including road
equipment and machinery, and full
supervision and control of all the
forces and equipment employed upon
any and all county road work. with
in said district. and is hereby au-
execution, such county road i'm
provement and other road work as
shall be previously authorized by
this board. or by a duly authorized
sOf1lfnlllee OF THIS DOdTu. out WITHOUT
authority to contract any indebted
ness or financial obligation or ex-
penditure for or against the county
of ST. Louis. until the same shall be
previously authorized by this board.
or a duly authorized committee of
this board.
Be it further resolved. that Coun-
ty Commissioners J.. L. Pete. Stuart
Murray. w. A. Newman. H. A. An
derson. and Chief Highway Engineer
s. B. Shepard are hereby appointed
to act as a special committee Of
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Motion. and Resolutions

By Commissioner Snyder:
Resolved. that the bid OF the Art
Metal Construction company OF Du-
luth, Minnesota. for furnishing and
erecting in place in the register OF
deeds office. one double faced roller
containing 1872 rollers shelves. hav-
ing panelled ends and moulded base
matching exactly in construction,
color and quality the roller shelf
cases now in said register of deeds
office, in the sum Of $4,000. being
the lowest and best bid submitted,
be and the same is hereby accepted,
and the contract for furnishing and
installing said roller book shelf case
be and is hereby awarded to the
said The Art Metal Construction
Be it further resolved. that the
said The Art Metal Construction
company be and is hereby required
to furnish a satisfactory bond to
| cover said contract, said bond to
be subject to the approval OF this
| board, and its attorney.
| Be it further resolved. that the
sum of $4,000 be and is hereby ap-
propriated from the county revenue
| fund, equipment and supplies ac-
count, for the register of deeds de-
partment, in payment OF said con-
tract.
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and 1t was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Commissioners Hogan. Sny.
der, Anderson, Pete. ABBY anc
Chairman Newman-6.
| Nays-None.
Adopted April 18th. 1892.
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this board, to have charge and SUI
pervision of all county road and
bridge expenditures and all county
property, including highway machfn-
ery and equipment within said Sixth
commissioner district. effective from
and including April 9th. 1882. and
to continue until the election and
qualifying of a new county commits
sioner for said Sixth district.
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissioner Hogan, An
derson. Pete. ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
NayS-None
Adopted April Sth, 1892.
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uerSoI, Tete, <aaoy dhu Sh1ii hio'iA
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted April Sth, 1882.
BY Commissioner ABBY:
Whereas. an assignment Of salary
or wages, to be earned as county
commissioner between April 8th,
1882. and June 4th. 1882, also all
claims for expenses incurred to date
by Stuart Murray to Edward L..
Boyle of Duluth. Minnesota. as as
signee. said assignment being dated
April 7th. 1882. was filed in the Of
flee of the county auditor of St.
Louis county on April 7th. 1882.
Now. therefore. be 1T resolved. that
the county of st. Louis, acting by
and through it's county board. here
by consents to the assignment of
Stuart Murray to Edward L. Boyle
of Duluth. Minnesota, as assignee,
for all salary or wages to be earned
by him as county commissioner be-
tween April Sth. 1882. and June 4th,
1882, also all claims for expenses
incurred by said Stuart Murray to
date.
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Hogan. An
derson. Pete. ABBY and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted April Sth. 1882.