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Evening star., 1932-03-29
CAB DRIVER IS ROBBED:
WOMAN CHARGES SECOND
One Chauffeur Accused Two Men
of Taking $4-Fare Says Hacker
Took SIS From Her.

Held up at the point of a gun short
ly after 2 O'Clock this morning by a
white man and a colored man. John IT.
Young, l4l8 w street, a tayicab driver.
was robbed Of 81 in silver. The rob-
berry occurred in the 1900 block Of K
street southeast
A second hold-up occurred at Third
street and Virginia avenue southwest
early this morning, when Mary Taylor.
colored. Of the 1900 block of One Half
street southwest was robbed of SO at
the point Of pistol held by the colored
driver OF the taXicab in which she was
riding. A cab drive was arrested and
identified by the Taylor woman. police
say He was booked as Robert B. Col
Inns, colored, p, of the 1900 block Of
Florida avenue.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO March 29-Adversity has
driven many Chicago families TO the
river"-but for purposes Of self-preSer-
Vatlon
1t is the sternest sort Of struggle that
colony Of some 80 families of house
boaters is making on the Chicago Riv-
er's north branch, only Il few miles
from the Loop.
Expenses Small
Some OF thee maritime squatters
live on as little as dollar per week
per person. Some have built their own
boats, equipping them with iceboxes,
built-in cupboardS, bath rooms, kitch-
en- facilities and ether modest comforts.
Some have a chicken or two, peck
ing crumbs on deck, or dog.
Some are on the river because they
are river folk. Others were driven to
it in desperation, after eviction from
their homes
One man who had q trucking busi-
ness that went bankrupt saved nails
for six months, contracted to raZe a
Evening star., 1932-03-29
WILL SAIL FOR HAVRE

Rear Admiral Walter r. Gherardi
naval photographer, and Comdr. q. r
Rudy OF the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, Department of Commerce, will sail
tomorrow from Baltimore for Havre
France. aboard the steamer City OF
Newport News. They are to attend the
International Photographic Conference
at Monaco and both officers will be ac-
companied by their wives Miss Neville
Gherardi, t1e sdmirals daughter, will
also BE- IN the party.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
ROOSEVELT FORCES
SUPPORT BARKLEY
Kentuckian Will Be Suggest
ed as "Keynoter" Monday
at Chicago.
BY the Associated Press.

oS tLS aSSOCldlcu FreSS.
Supporters of Gov. Roosevelt of New
York for the Democratic presidential
nomination have agreed to back Senator
Barkley Democrat). Kentucky. for tenn.
porary chairman and keynoter at the
party convention in June
Barkley recently asked those in Ken
lucky who were urging him as a IA
Vorite son candidate, to support Roose-
velt
Selection of a keynoter for the con-
vention will be considered in Chicago
Monday by the Committee on Arrange
mens OF the National Committee
See Little Opposition.
Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Dem
ocratic National Executive Committee,
has been proposed for keynoter by those
opposing the Roosevelt nomination.
Those suggesting Barkiey for key
noter believe he would meet with little
opposition from the stop Roosevelt
forces because he seconded the nomina-
ton of Al Smith at Houston and was
Smiths campaign manager in Kentucky
in 1928.
Democratic Convention was named to-
Gay by Chairman Raskob of the Dem
ocratlc National Committee and sum-
moned to the Monday session.
Members OF the committee will in
clude the five vice chairmen-Harry F..
Byrd OF Virginia, Frank Hague OF New
Jersey, Scott Ferris of Oklahoma, Mrs.
Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming and
Mrs. Florence Farley OF Kansas-and
Robert Jackson OF New Hampshire, the
secretary OF the National Committee.
Other Members Included.
Other members are ]. Bruce Kremer.
Montana; Norman E. Mack, New York
Isidore 3. Dockweiler, California :
Archibald Mcneil, Connecticut; w. T.
kemper Missouri, Arthur F. Mullen.
Nebraska George A. Collins, Colorado
John S. Cohen, Georgia; Vincent M.
Miles, Ark. lsas; Joseph Wolf. Mime
sofa: Horatio j. Abbott, Michigan:
Thomas d. Taggart, Indiana: Mrs. Ber-
nice S. Pyke. Ohio; Mrs Clara Driscoll
Sewer, Texas: Mrs Anna Struble. South
Dakota, and Mrs. John GreenWay,
Arizona.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
HOOVER DELEGATES WIN
Missouri Republicans Name -Four
in District Conventions.

ST. LOUIS. March 29 CP.-Four
Hoover-instructed delegates to the Re-
publican National Convention in Chic
go were named yesterday at conventions
OF the fourth and sixth Missouri con-
gressional district conventions.
Fourth district Republicans elected
Col: John D. McNeeley of st. Joseph
and James M. Curry Of Oregon, Mo,
as, delegates and passed a resolution
calling sfor The fe-election of President
Hoover SO that "he may complete the
great task" Of bringing the Nation out
of depression
Morris Puxpable Of Garden City and
Art.Ir Griffith of Greenfield were
named national convention delegates by
the sixth district Republicans, Who also
Endorsed the Hoover administration.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
FOUR DROWN IN AUTO

BEDFORD, N. Y, March 90 (P).-
-Four persons. three from Torrington
Conn, we're drowned yesterday. when
their automobile sideswiped another
machine on the rain-svept approach
TO the Cross River Bridge and plunged
into 25 feet of water The dead were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pagliero of Tor
rington, Victoria Castelli. Is. of Tor
iington, and Jenny Loio, 6, of New
York City.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
TEACHER SAVES PUPILS
AS STORM HITS SCHOOL
Keeps Them Inside by Blocking
Door After Bell Crashes Into
Room and Causes Panic.
py the AssocIated press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANCASTER, Pa, March 29.-While
a wind ripped the roof from the one
room school house at Dates, and scat
tered its pieces about the school yard,
Miss Luella Dowers of Elizabethtown,
the teacher. kept her head and saved
her 35 pupils from possible injury.
Two pupils started for the door when
the school bell crashed down into the
the school room and rush toward the
yard seemed imminent.
Miss Dowers ran to the door, caught
the two pupils and barricaded the exit
with her body, until the worst of the
storm passed. 47
Evening star., 1932-03-29

"The builders were excellent stone
masons. 1t offers indisputable evidence
Of an extinct, prehistoric culture on
the Verde, which became a central
meeting place for all cultures"
The structure, DR.. Cummings said.
is on public land. He plans to ask the
Federal Government to declare the site
national monument
Evening star., 1932-03-29
CONFESSES DEATH THREAT
Colored Woman Held by Police
Admits Writing Note, They Say.

Hattie Savage 26. colored. OF the
100 block Fourteenth street. confessed
TO police today. they announced, that
she wrote a letter threatening the HE
Of Sam Lee, manager OF downtown
Chinese restaurant
The woman is being held for inves-
tigation by Detective Sergts. Mike DOVE
and X. L. Brodie.
The note contained a threat to xiii
Lee If he failed to discharge john Lyle
colored. employed by Lee.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
U. D. c. Founder Dies at a3.

SELMA, Ala. March 29 (P).-Miss
Emily Florence Ferguson, who helped
form the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. and was elected honorary
life president of that organization, died
here Sunday at the age of SO. During
the war between the States she worked
as an ammunition maker. a.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
RICH BAKER TESTIFIES
IN KIDNAPPING TRIAL
Gives Evidence Against Three Ac-
cused Of Holding Him Vainly
for Ransom.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
DENVER, March 29.-Benjamin P
Bower, bakery executive was summoned
rs the first witness for the State today
IN the trial Of three men charged with
kidnapping him for ransom
A jury was selected late yesterday
20 hear the evidence against George
Reed, Art Taylor and Joe Pannell.
Detectives assert they were members
of the gang which kidnapped Bower from
his home here January l9 and held
him five days in a vain attempt to COL
lect $4,000.
Mrs. Bower. who witnessed the kid
naping also is a witness.
The court ordered the jury kept to-
gether during the trial. a procedure
ordinarily followed only in murder cases.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
KEVIN BARRY COUNCIL
ELECTS c. {. RUSSELL
Officers Named by Branch OF As
soeiation for Recognition Of
Irish Republic.

Charles Edward Russell was elected
president Of the Kevin Barry Council.
American Association for the Recogni
ton of the Irish Republic, at a meeting
Sunday night at the councils headquar-
ters, 1905 E street. A committee was
appointed to outline a program in sup
port Of the De Valera government. to Be
presented to the council at meeting to
be held next Sunday evening.
Other officers elected include An
thony j. Barrett, vice president: Mi.
chael J. Lane. treasurer, and Francis A.
McCann, secretary.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
Fl ARRESTED IN RAID:
100000 PLANT SEIZED
Bottle Supply Company In Denver
Taken-owners to Face Charge
Of Conspiracy.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER. Colo, March Property
valued at 100000 was conhAcated and
Il persons were arrested last night by
Federal Government agents who raided
the j. Zerobnick Bottle Supply Co.
Federal officers said J Zerobnick and
his son JOE Will be charged with con-
splracy to violate the prohibition law
and possession OF property designed to
violate the law
Hundreds OF thousands OF bottles OF
every size and description. together with
thousands OF kegs and barrels. huge
cases Of malt extract sacks of sugar
and other materials were conflscated.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
TRAVELS TO BE TOLD
Two Y. NJ. C. A. Lectures Are An

nounced for Early Dates
Two illustrated travel lectures have
been announced by the Young Men 5
Christian Association.
VIII c. Barnes forester. author. and
world traveller, will give lecture on
From New York to Japan" tomorrow
nlRht at 20 O'Clock in the Y. M c. A.
assembly hall. 1886 G. street >"
Capt Gordon Gordon Smith mill
tsry attache of the Yugoslav legation,
VII lecture on From Serbia to Yugo-
SlSYla' on April at 500 O'Clock IN
the same hall.
Women as we'll as men are invited
10 near these speakers There will be
no charge for admission.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

H Bedford-Jones. the author Of
recent African adventure story, reports
that he has received no fewer than -four
West Indian voodoo drums from read
ers since his book was published
Evening star., 1932-03-29
CLASS TO GIVE PLAY
Cupid Up to Date" to Be Pre-
sented at Calvary Baptist.

sented at Calvary Baptist.
Cupid Up to Date" three-act mu-
sical comedy, will be presented by the
Florence M. Brown class, Calvary Bap-
tiSt Church. tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Proceeds will go to the class charity
fund.
Special music has been written for
the play, About rs local players will
take part Rehearsals have begun un-
der the personal direction of Miss Ina
Rose Greer of the Sewell Lyceum &
Producing Co. of Atlanta
The play deals with the conflict be-
tween love. science and materialism
Tickets may be secured by calling Mrs.
J. E. Arnold Lincoln 24l7, or Miss Sally
Balbach North 1867
Evening star., 1932-03-29


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Akron first airhp
The
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Several OF the little machines
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hull the arshp
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top speed approximately 1870 miles hour and the plane climb
Anaa Naval Air Station pilots tiny ships
from the Akron He will
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

20 Y ella conocenos...
Gala, mira a cualquier parte
del monte y excIama:
Ella, muri6... iPobre ma
DIRE.
De puevo llora como I'm pc
qasG Con llanto agitad9, in
Be serena luego. Y continda.
En- una casa de los alrede-
dores de Angel, viviamos mi ma
ore y 70. Mi padre muri6 siendo
.Eo muy chico. Dej6 una heren-
cia crecida... A mi casa sofia We
MIR con frecuencia un compahe-
70 de estudio de mis- mismos a.
los Para mi madre era otro hi
70: Con el mismo carinu que a
M 10 trataba. Creciamos. va
efamos muchachos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
LEVINSKY OPINA QUE
DEMPSEY NO RECONQUIS-
TARA LA CORONA

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. %
Harry Krakow, conocido en- ell
cuadrilatero como King Levins-
ky, declare aqui en- la noche de
aver que Jack Dempsey toda-
via puede pegar, pero 6l cree que
ell Mauler nunca recobrara la co
roma de peso complete. Levinsky
que Sc dirige a Miami, Florida,
,pas0 aqui la noche con variOs
miembros de su familia.
Tambi6n opina que Dempsey
debe veneer a Primo Camera
cuando ambos peleen en- Reno,
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

-Siempre estas 10 mismo..,
GQue tie pasa?,.. Cuentame. Yo
podre ayudarte. Consolidate qui-
zas. Hacerte olvidar...
Su llanto Sc desborda. ICON
un niho, como un niho.... Me a
cerco a el y lie acaricio frater.
nalmente...
-Esto no puede ser. Stem
pre- asi. No puede ser. no. Sien-
tate y habla.
Me obedece, Sc incorpora Y
Sc SEGA 10 SOLOS.
-Es indtil-me dice. Lo
Lo MIC. Es indtil!, ;es indtil,
-Habla. GQui6n sabe?
Acosado carihosamente en-.
pieza.
Vas a conocer, Pedrol, 10
que nadie conoce. Lo que solo
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

de todos huge, siendo como es,
tan j6ven, tan nino. lie hablo.
lie estimulo a que yea en- mi a
un amigo leal Y franco. A I'm
hermano con quien puede expan
sionarSe para aliviar sus sinsa-
boreS. Me 10 agradece mucho.
Hablamos muy a menudo en- las
afueras del blocau. Paseamos o
nos sentamoS a la sombra de un
viejo arbol, de tupida copa, sue
Sc yergue en- la suave pendiente
de retaguardia.
Miro dentro del blocau no lie
veo. Salgo fuera. Me 10 encuen-
trAentre la maleza tumbado
boca abajo. La cabeza, tapada
entire los brazos...
Que haces?-le digo.
Me mira con ojos hdmedos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
Notas de Base Ball

Los rojos de Cincinnati prac-
ticaron aver en- los terrenos de
Plant bajo la direction de Dan
HoWley. Catorce hombres sale
ron vistiendo ell uniforme de las
practicas y todos parecen encon-
trarse en- excelentes condicio-
mes fisicas.
Howley dice que pesa ahora
II libras menos que hace un mes
y que la temperature de Flori-
ola es completamente deliciosa'
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

tica, ningun %juicio, que desen-
trane la mission que cumplimos.
Nuestro unico guia merital es
ell mando. Nc concebimos NADIA.
sin uno que ordene. FL hecho
simple del mando es para noso-
.tros una raz6n Suficiente. A to-
da da orden precede siempre un
motivo.' En- nOsotros no hay min
sin una razon que 10 determine.
Ash 10 creemoS firmemente.
Aun cuando el mando y la or
den nos destrocen. Aun cua6do
este mando y esta orden mo- ten
gan ninguna razon que los for
tifique. Estamos aqui porque 10
mandan. Els justo pensar que ha
bra un motive.
-Cumplamos ell tempo que
cada una 4enga que cumpIE. Y
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
MAX BAER VENCIO A HEE.
NEY

San Francisco, Feb. 23.-Max
Baer, ell ex-muchacho carnicero
de L~ivertIoore, alcanz6 aver la
decision de los jueces sobre
Tom Heeney, de Nueva Zelan-
dia. Fue una emocionante bata-
la .desde el principle hasta ell fin
con el veterano Heeney hacien-
do a su joven contrincante una
Cposici6n que no Sc esperaba.
Baer tuvo un dGcimo round SEN
sacional.
Heeney pesaba 211 libras y
SUI rival 1919. Presenciaron ell en-
Icuentro 1000 personals, pagan
do p0r la entrada $4,000.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
Con los Guantes

Establecido por los tabaque-
ros de Tampa, ell sistema coope-
rativista, en- las bodegas, Sc man
tiene y triunfa.
Establecido por ell promoter
Kennedy, de Benjamin Field, ell
cooperativismo fue un fracaso
ell pasado viernes.
Los pugilistas Sc comportaron
mejor de 10 que Sc esperaba !;
pero la cooperation del pdblico
no sc pudo lograr.
Ahora 10 que Kennedy nece-
sta es que Sc "componga" un
Son" con esta letra: "a coope-
rar", "a cooperar"....
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Ell Relampago de Sagua y Ca
magdey esta noche cambiara gol
pes de puno, en- St. Petersburg,
con ell protegido de Mr.. Jones,
Wilbur Stokes, ciudadano de
Lakeland.
Aunque los expertos de aqui
y de ALA conceden superioridad
al Sagiero, ell resultado del COM
bate depende de la calidad de los
Juices que Sc escoian.
ST los jueces no son de los in
sobornables, ell cubano dara
ocho millones de trompadas y la
decision, al final, sera lindamen
te concedida a Mr.. Stokes.
Y no es que hayamos llegado
hasta ell punto de pensar que en-
st. Petersburg los jueces son,
imen0s escrupulosos que en- Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
SELECCIONES PARA HOY


Primera carrera, Teakwood
Lass, Cherry Shutter y The Fe-
Man; "a. Model Gem, Hiwana
Pass y Seven Aces; ga. Casey
Meadows, Cheerful Event y
Happy Doom; "A. No Better,
Germa y Pansy Doom; 5a. Tono-
pah, Hornsby y Black Mistic ;
Ga. Twenty Grand, Violet Ray y
Irish Battery; Ia. Blue Lark,
Meadow Glory y De Priest Par
ton; ga. Dickey Boy, Coming
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Pueden explicarse los triun-
fos del grupo de gladiadores es-
tudiantes de Ia Universidad de
Florida, por ell hecho de que los
capitanea I'm joven de Tampa,
oriundo de Italia, John Minardi.
Grande y positive debe ser ell
.valor de Mr.. Minardi cuando Sc
lie pone al frente de ciudadanos
apellidados Bell, Williams, Da-
Wis y Hall.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Los pitchers del Brooklyn es-
tan desde aver practicando en-
Clearwater bajo la supervision
del manager Max Carey. Alton
so Lopez, ell catcher estrella, to-
ma parte en- las ~practicas, ayu-
dado por otro j6ven catcher,
Paul l.. Ri ards.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Aver, en- St. Petersburg, Babe
Ruth presenci6 la spracticas de
los pitchers Y catchers de los
yankees. Vestido de golfista
empun6 un bate y peg6 a varias
de las bolas que lie fueron Ian
zadas, enviando una de elias fue
"a del terreno.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
BOXEO
STRIBLING Y SCHhkF Sc
PREPARAN PARA Ell WEIR
MES

Chicago, Feb. 23.-En ell mis-
mo gimnasio estan preparando-
Sc aqui Young Stribling, de
Georgia, y Ernie Schaaf, de Bos
ton, ambos aspirantes a la coro-
ma de peso complete.
Stribling dice que Schaaf de-
be zanzibar de sitio por cuanto
6l Sc estableci6 primero en- ell lu-
gar donde Sc entrena. Uno de los
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
RESULTADO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE PERROS DE
ST. PETERSBURG

Pr1mera carrera, Lucky Black
81 d, $3.50; "a. The Masters
X, $500; 3a. The Merry Wi
dow, $6.4O; IA. Zatzo, IS; 5a.
Remarkable, $500; Ga. Beckie's
Warrior, $500; Ia Sun Shadow
1920; ga. Real Lake, $3.50 y
Ga. Acropolis, $29.40.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

dos tendra que trasladarse hoy,
por orden del empresario Nate
Lewis.
Jack Sharkey ha ofrecido que
estara en- la esquina de Ernie
para ayudarlo con sus consoles,
a triunfar sobre ell j6ven de
Georgia.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
a nuestros fieles.

Aparte de sus muchos meri-
tos, Mr.. Williams forma par
tie del glorioso contingente de
caballeros que en- ell mundo Sc ga
nan las "judias" escribiendo dia
riamente para ell publico.
Armando Reina es 10 que pu-
dieramos lamar ell diplomatico
de los diplomaticos entire los d.
rectores de pugilistas
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Todo indica que Mr.. Dick Wi
lliams, ayudado por Armando
Reina, reabrira la arena del
Cfrculo Cubano.
Mr.. Williams actuara en- ca
lidad de "concertador de peleas''
y tendra ell gusto de organizar
una serie de encuentros, a cua-
.tro asaltos, que espera commune
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
Ia GHCEsTE

este verano, pero con la excep-
de Camera no estima que
Dempsey puede veneer a ningu-
no de los primeros hombres de
peso complete.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

luego, la suerte dira ad6nde va
mos...-habla uno.
-Antes tie pueden mandar a
la fosa...-le respoLde otro.
-Bueno, asi Sc ACADIA anFes.
.Cuidate til de no seguirme.
No te importe... Ali nos
reuniremos...
Varios rien.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

GASOLINA-Los motores mo-
dernos de alta compression, prom
to arranque y suave operation
necesitan GASOLINE como la
refinada por la Standard Oil,
Esta Gasoline puede Vd. obte,
nerla a precio mas bajo que en-
ninguna otra estaci6n en- nues
ira Gasolinera, situada en- Ia
"a. ave. y Gale II.
Vlsiten0S Y sc convencer..
GONZALEZ, Prop.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Ibanez es espanol nacido en-
Argelia. No tiene padres, nj her
manos, nj nadie de familia.. Es
solo,.
-Aqui he perdido mi nombre
Y TODD cuanto fui...-me dice
Era neceSario.
Somos muy amigos. Me atrae
este muchacho que sufre en- ST.
lencio, que apePas 81 habla, que
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

En- Clearwater, aver, Baby
Lincoln, ell muchacho latino de
las raras posturitas, puso a dor
mir en- ell tercer asalto a Baby
Reyes, astro de Key West.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
D P @ R E s

Gift Y Cash Girl; Ga. Cub John
son, Silver Lady, Clondike.
Ia mejo rapuesta: BLUE
LARK"
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The Washington times., 1932-11-01
Make Opera Debut

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halstead,
formerly of Washington, re-
Gently arrived in New York
from England, where Mr.. Hal
stead has been United States
consul general in London for
some years. They were met
in New York by their daughter,
Miss Margaret Halstead, who
will sing with the Metropolitan
Opera Company through the
coming season.
Mrs. Halstead, as Miss Aline
Wilcox, was a great belle in
Washington during the Cleve-
land administration and, with
Mr.. Halstead and their family,
has come to Washington, where
Mrs. Halstead's brother, Mr..
Walter D. Wilcox, makes his
home.