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Nogales international., 1933-01-25
CAMP LITTLE WILL BE KEPT
INTACT AT LEAST 80 DAYS;
CITY MAY GET MORE TROOPS
None OF Approximate 80 Residences Will Be Rented
Until It Is Known Whether Site viii Be Occupied
By Troops Or Sanitarum

among other owners are E. K. cum -
ming and Fred Hannah.
City Alderman Robert 5. Burns
said at the meeting that he was
not in favor of renting any OF the
houses for at least six months, on
account of the chance of Nogales
getting more troops. E. K. Cum
nng said he doesn't think the city
should under any circumstances rent
the houses. "It would ruin the town
if those houses we're rneted'', ne
said. Mayor Harry J. Karns also
opposed the renting of the houses.
G. D. Rankin said he was against
renting the places for at least 6O
days.
Alderman o. A. Smith declared
"if there is chance of getting a
nermanent camp we ought to wait
two years.. Alderman G. G. Cren-
shaw said large sanitarium would
be better than a camp. Alderman
Louis Escalada said that the Greek
organization looking for a site LOT
a sanitarium has a quarter OF a
million dollars to spend.
It was brought out at the meet
inc that if Nogales gets pern1an-
ent army post it would undoubted-
" be erected on the site of the old
aviation field, and that the build
ings at Camp Little will eventually
become taxable property.
Pending disposition of the camp
buildings, the city will assist in
police duty to keep down destruction
of the property. Already, it was
stated at the meeting, windows and
doors from several structures, have
been carried away.
Cumming and Hannah, who I'm
flerited'' the Ali Baba Theater, plan
to tear down the structure, because,
they maintain. it is firetrap.
It is probable that Bert Schlein1
er. who now owns the big swimming
pool on the northwest end Of the
camp will open it up to the public
when the warm days roll round this
summer.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
DATES SET FOR
TEACHERS EXAM

Quarterly examinations will be
conducted in the State and Federal
Constitutions on the third Saturday
Of March and June and on the first
Saturday of September and Decem-
ber.
Special examinations may be had
in the State and Federal ConStitu-
tons upon a written request from
q Superintendent or principal that
the applicant will be given a posi-
ton Immediately on receipt of a
certificate.
Requests for a special examina-
lion must be accompanied by a
statement from the County Super.
intendent of Schools of the county
in which the applicant resides Civ
ing his approval and agreeing to
conduct the examination.
H. E. Hendrix,
superintendent of Public In
struction.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
BOGUS CURRENCY
CIRCULATED HERE

Yesterday morning Nick Kerson
of the Cavern Cafe, in Nogales,
Sonora, became suspicious of %
twenty dollar bills presented at the
Cavern Monday evening.
Kerson brought the bills to the
American side of the line and they
were declared counterfeit.
The bills were passed by two men.
identity unknown, who were in the
Cavern until about 10 o'clock Mon
day evening. The money" is con-
sidered by local authorities to be a
very good sample of counterfeit.
Kerson did not become suspicious
until he noticed the bills were ap-
parently a shade lighter than bona
fide currency.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
$3.50, 600 OF RECONSTRUCTION
&c. FUNDS ADMINISTERED In
ARIZONA IN 3 MONTH PERIOD
Total OF 55,723 Persons Given Relief In Arizona From
r. F. c. Funds During Months Of October,
November and December

ing which approaches permanent
or even semi-permanent solution
The transient is given one or two
meals and is advised that he can
expect no more. For the next meal
he must move on to another "soup
Kitchen" in another city or else
resort to "pan1handling in the
communities. This occurs to very
large degree in the city of Phoenix
where I live. One can scarcely walk
a block without being solicited by
transients for money with which to
buy food. When they are advised to
go to the Volunteers of America,
which operates the "soup kitchen"
in this city, the usual reply is that
the supplicant has already received
two meals from the Volunteers OF
America and cannot obtain any
more. This is no criticism OF the
administration of the "Soup kitchen"
bv the Volunteers of America here.
They have a model place of its
kind. With the limited funds avail
able they cannot undertake the per-
manent feeding and lodging OF
transients who flow in at an aver
age of $50 per day.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
EVERYBODY AT
WORK ON JIG
SAW PUZZLES

Nov this little piece goes here
no-over here-no, that isn't right
try the other one-maybe it's up
side down-or wrong side to-that
can't be piece of his ear, it's the
wrong color"
Not the rawlings of mystery story
writer, but sample of the mutter-
ings that are going on in most No
gales homes day and night.
Jig-saw puzzles. of course; the
latest fad that is raging like a
prairie fire.
It's getting so that some of the
most persistent bridge addicts simp-
ly look at you blankly when you
mention CARDS, ana hastily inquire
if you've seen the MARVELLOUS
puzzle that has fifteen hundred
pieces and takes DAYS to do.
Among local jig-saw devotees are
Mr.. and Mrs. Loson Odle, Supervis-
Or and Mrs. R. T. Frazier, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Fred Lohn, and Mr. and Mrs
George Reade White.
The F'raziers have gone jig-saw
il a big way. They have a huge
luzzle under way, which SHOULD
t,1rn out to be a map Of Paris
-yLen it's finished they're going tC
hang it in their home as a sort
of combination reference map anc
- ok what we did,.
Fred Lohn elcsts over iig-SaW
r;gZzles and lik:S the kind that cy-
cl.tually develop into reproduction
e. art masterpieces
Then there's one of Our best bank
crs, who spent evenings and even
ings and evenings over a fifteer
hundred piece puzzle OF Arabian
CeEc.ng girls. There was ore wee
slipper that simply wouldn't fiji
:. Ywhere-and II and behold. vi? !,
he solved the mystery, the slipper
hs s,;nged up in tie top of the pic
ture near the ceiling. One of thosi
saucy little Arablans had kicked il
off.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
JULIO VILLAR
DIES IN TEXAS

Julio Villar, about 68 years OF
age, former collector of customs at
Nogales, Sonora died in Ell PaSo,
Saturday, according to word receiv-
ed here yesterday.
Villar was collector across the
line just prior to and after the
Escobar revolution about four years
ago. During the revolution he was a
refugee in Nogales, Arizona.
Recently he had been inspector
of customs along the American bor-.
Recr IS
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
ISLAND OWNER

David H. Boyd, owner of the Sc
corro Islands off the coast of Mex
leo, is expected back Thursday.
While in Nogales Mr.. Boyd will
make his headquarters at the Bur
ton Hotel.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
RETURNS TO NOGALES

DR.. Millie A. Wilston has returned
to Nogales after sojourn on the
coast.
DR.. Wilston has moved her offices
to the Bowman building, 312 Grand
avenue,
Nogales international., 1933-01-25

A. j. Bryant, connected with the
Wells Fargo Company, is on an IN
spection trip down the west coast
of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25
GAMER CIR HIS
Reading Tine s minutes, 10 seconds

CALVIN COOLIDGE, whom nation
mourns, pictured in surroundings OF pas
toraI simplicity. II was to these scenes
and activities OF boyhood TO which. he
gratefully turned, seeking relaxation from
the strain of official and business cares.
Nogales international., 1933-01-25

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Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

OieI; ober Serr Gbou lit gebore-
Il I 6 o m II, pie es i6eint, uno
Die Burtnerin cine iebr natiirli6 uno
gut ipielenoe G%om00iantin. Ser
gtome .Som0oiantin" lit bier elm
@brentitel. n@ieb mir elm GiiBden"
lang Der 8orbier, mo oo9 Iuitige
8oor lang uiO ipielte inn Guett, OoB
es cine Ser5ensfreuoe mar. Ser
oytepomltf~ nit ben odt prGdtigen
WiGoeln i'm 5neiten Gift ma chen.
fals cine @lon5leiihtng.
Die Sauptrolle bate natiirli6 Oie
o2ieiel", Sri. Sdiaing; ibr Soprat
mar berporragen0, unO fommt lie
uidt ielbit pom &bein, aus Bonn ?
2llio oesbalb oieie Suit am Singeu
un0 am 9eben. Die 9irigentcn oes
Nbenos peroienen meiter oit6 beion=
oere 9Gnerfenmung: @iGp GIinger
fiir 0en Gbor, un0 Sobn S. @lter-
mann fir oos Ordeiter, er bate oo5
@on5e gut in ser @epalt, uno Die
SGnger folgten un6 gebordten lei
mem Softltode lebr nett. 9os Or
DIETER, aus 9 ooer 10 Ofann bette
BEND, NOR iebr gut; mani mar gerooe=
5u iiberroidt; oenn IN iolden Nmo-
terlrporiteQlingen ertportet man ge=
m0bnli6 nidt iold' quite Mtlliit. Die
Wfelo0ien ser Sperette ielbit %flingen
-mobl 5ufGaig uno unpermeiOli6-
an mande befonnte Motipe an. S6on
mar aud oas 9uett Comma Sdiaing
ul1o @alter 6eQid) o@eiBt gu es
no6?", morin Die bei0en BON Der
iungen 2iebe erlten Seligfeit iongen,
Der eriten 2iebe goIo'nen 3eit. Gas
Guett in Ser S6oufell5ene gelang ge-
iongli6 meni9er gut; Ser @ott
nArmor" unO ser San5 ser n&enuS~
bolfen ober borii6er binmeg.
(8raitntGn5erin: Cecilia &eBler)
@er ni6t ga NOR, bat etipns Der
poBt. SIN gan5en berridte quite
Nusipro6e; sic &oitiime moren gut;
oie MISUNDERSTANDING mar natiirli=
herpeiie bei6eioen. Ger Gbor mar
INNER cine 6reuOe 81 b0ren, benin
9anflieo 0es @rutefeIteS mie 6eim
@in5erlieO, oeiien Wfelooie nod iebt
in Sen 0bren flingt G@in3erIieiel").
9os @an5e NOR gut e%inituOiert; bic
5iiBe Ser 3uborer moaten bel ben
@al5ermelooien mitton5en I'M frob-
li6en &eigen; Die 6lote i'm Or6eiter
NOR redt onbeimeln0; bier uno oa
mar sic S3ene aiif Der 8iibne ergrei-
fenO. @ir Uergeiien Die SaltimOrer
@eiellidaft nidt leidlt, Dor aaem
nift oie 2ieiel ielbit; mir batten orei
redbt pergniigte StunOen. auf @ie-
oerieben, ibr glten 2eute!
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Slider lit iider.

Gin 8fal5er gillg ieoen abenO
gum Chopper an ieinen Stamn-
tii1. aber mebe ibm, menn err
nidt 9untt 5ebn llbr ii6 nad 5au-
ie begab. 9enn baio mab Oieier
3eit eridien ieine geliebte @bebdlftc,
INN i'm in nidt gar garter @eile
beim5ubole:s. gines abpnos blieb Ell
rubig iiben unO lGdelte MIR ipis-
finoig 81 Den Sti6eleien leiner
6reunoe. gs miro Elm @iertel eli,
es wi-o elm halb Elf, sr riibrt it'd
nidt, uno aud Die 5rau eriGeint
nidt. Nad Dem Grunoe Der aits-
na5 ne BON Der Gegel geiragt, langt
er rubis in feline @odtoide unO iagt:
rSeit fimmt lie net, ! bob 90 ibr
@ebiB in Der Saih."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Wereinss &aleuOer

Concord GImb. Yr6iioent:
Hibaro 8rauner. Sefret1r: &uoolpb
@robel, 174O-18te StraBe, g. SO.
8oritanosiibung am 8. Greitag i'm
Mt. i'm Samilton Sotel.
0a~menieftiOn bes GOncOrbflnbs.
9r%Giioentin: Srau 81. 8uebler
Sefret1rin: Srau @nna 8oedler
1119 Gobinion Ctr, 9. SO. 8eri. am
/. Gienstag i. Mt., Samilton SOtel.
@mppert Seim Tranen Silfsber-
elm. 8rdiioentin: Srau 8abette
Rrumte; Sefretdrin: Srau @liiobetb
Ma6ler, Scr. 1892 90 StraBe,
g. SO. 9~eriammlung am 2. Diens.
rag /. Oct, 2 ubr na9m. i'm Seine.
y0emtider Sbeater &lnb". Yrd-
iioent: @uitap Seller; Sefretar:
g. Sc. 81. @iGel, Ia Waple Mnenue,
Spattspiae, Mo.; 9~aiiierer: aarl
S6par3e; 2ofal: 1926 M~ailaauietts
Moe., sc. 90. 8~eriammlung ieoen
1. 9ienstag i'm Wonat.
0emtidamerifanii6er spOrt Club.
Hidaro 0ietle, 8raiioent; Sris
@aaner, Getret1r. 1729-21te Str.
81. 81. SpielausiduB: 6ris Slider,
Semi Seiie. @eri. am 2. uno 4.
0onnerstag i'm Wonat.
SeEeabarmitGbter ilnterftitnnss.
gereim. 9r1i.: Sobn 6. Suppmann
SetretGr: gbas. s. @ramlid, 46t5
CITE Ctr, 81. SO. @eri. am 8. Mitttund
i'm Mt.
Mriun 0amenDerein. 8%raiioentin,
Trou 9. &rumfe, 1859 Spring
@oao, 81. 3d.; SefretGrin, Srau q.
@oBmann, 1904 Morningiioe Dripe,
81. SO. 8eri. am 8. Mittpo9 i'm W3t.,
nadmittags 1 llbr.
4 Deutide Treimanrer 2oae
|~ Arminims, SIR. 25, G.M.M.M.
w GetretGr: Greof. @ertram.
1910 6 StraBe. 81. 6. geri. om /.
uno 8. Oienstng i'm Wt. i'm Nenen
MaIonic Eempel.
Hruipeet Sia TriebbOf. Brdiioent:
Treo @oseIiang; Setretar: $. 9.
@infIer: GAabmeiiter: Geo. s. u.
Stus. 8eri. am 2. 9onnerstag i'm
Nonnt i'm Grieohofe.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
&(ar MnO Dcntli6
(@ine @loiie bon @alOemar &loB.
SDattspiae, W2urDluno.)

Sn oufgeregten 3eiten lit es me9r
als ie rattan, lif in 8ort unoS6rlft
ser gcnaueiten ~ausoriide 81 beoie-
men. SSSn 8eri6ten ameritanild-eng-
lil6er 3eitungen iiber Die Suoenfra-
qe tn 9euti6lano begegnet man OFT
Ser 8e5eidnung Sens anb @en-
files. @ae mabgebenoen 2erifa Der
englii6en Sprahe ge6en als nab
ltebe1loe Spnonpme fir gentle" oie
@orte ybeotben" uno pagan. SD
pertpeile bier oui Die Stanoaro uno
Genturp 9erifa. Selbit in 8eblter's
Mcaoemic DICTIONARY, .0as lid pegell
ieiner Sonoli6feit Der peiteIten Ser
breitung erfreut, finoet man unter
,qentile" sic e%rmabnten Spnonpme
pagan" uno obeatben". llno ipenn
mir inter pagan" na6i6lagerL 10
beaegnen uus sic Spnonpme: gentle,
beatben, ioolater. uSoolater" fan1t
mani nit @0benan6eter peroeutlden.
Weon miro mobl 5ugeben milllen, oaB
oieler &eibe cine einoeutige Sprade
onbaftet. Ser offen6are gead)teil Der
ge5eidnlng gentle" beltebt BARN,
oaB ourd oeniel6en cine Stelung=
nabme bonn Stanopunft Der Gellglon
ga eingeldmuggelt miro, mo- ein lol-
der nidt bingebort. SIN Beople's
Dictionary lieIt man inter gentle"
ungefGbr oas 6olgenoe: pSm Alten
Seitament" lit gentle" Die Wieoer-
aabe oes bebrGii6en 8ortes goim,
oas 80lfer, ODER Nationen beoeutet.
@nfonqs bonoelte es iid bier UNI
cine rein etbnologiide llnteri6eiormg,
sic feline MiBaftllng einidloB, ober
mie sic SSuoen ibrer 8ripilegien nno
GonoerIteaung mebr bemnBt fulrs
ben, manoten tie oenielben mebr llno
mebr in Ser Nbiid)t an, ibrer Ieradl'
tuna fir Sic tie nmsebcnOcn @6lfer-
idaften Mnsormf sa seben. Sier 1T
natiirlih ser &eligionsltanoplllltt
maBaebeno, piel meniger fomnlen
HaiIenunterl6ie0e III SetrddI. w
lit Sic empbatiide 9etomlng oes 8e-
oanfens: v@ir limo oas anserlDablte
Golf, oie onoeren Boiler ltno nm
nodtete llnglGubige, @osenoiener;"
@on3 in oemielben Gimme g%ebraiId)-
ten Sic SdolaItifer ben ausorud
yaentiles", Ben tie obne geoenten oe'i
.%infioeles", 5. +. Ben llngldublgen
aleid Iesten. S6on bel angnlttnl!s
uno Sieronpmlls beiBt vgentlleS" Que
Seioen, uno nidts anoeres. S1 Dem
umfoiienoen 9erifon, Der lotelnil1en
sprafe BON 6orceaiui, oos belon-
oers ourd Sineinarbeitung etneS
oroBen Cells ser romii6en Slteratllr
Sem 9otiniiten GuBerit mertooa it,
trifft man Die f%olgenoe 9efinltlor an
sic Sdreiber oieier 3eilen etwa lol=
oeneermaBen iiberieben ipiiroe:
a@entiles" weroen bon ben Sroen
ale ~oieienigen genannt, Die Der lliol-
id,en @laubensgemeini6aft (profel-
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Der &ranfenbOte madDt iuieOer ieinen
8eind,

lin oieie 3eit oes Sabres erbalten
mir gep0bnli6 Sen 8eiu6 Oes &ran-
fenboten uno fpirfli6 lit er Gld Die
les 9Sabr mieoer BEL uns eingefebrt,
uno oa5u BEL alen unleren Selern.
9ieler &ronfenbote lit elm lieber alter
5rellno in ser 6orm elmer biiblden
a6tieitigen 8roi6iire, berausgegeben
BON Or. 8eter 6abrnep & Cons 60,
sic iiber sic @unoermirflngen oeS
peltbefannten 6orni's Ilpentrauter
beridtet.
6orni's Ilpenfr1uter lit cine &rau-
termeoi3in, Die ourd ibr onoertbalb
SSabrbunoerte langes geiteben ibre
Niiblidfeit unO llnentbebrli6feit fiir
Die Menldbeit binrei6eno berpieien
bat. Sic lit cine Segenitifterin III
allen Seinen, no iie iemols einfebr-
te. ga lit fem 2eioen Oes menId)li-
den &orperipltems, bel Dem es lif
nidt idon oils @obltdter, als &etter
in Ser Scot, ia ols lebter Gettungsal-
leI uelUleltlt Dullo. W. ppSt"totN
6ra6te es bort @eiunobeit uno SUI
geno 5uriif, mo Die @iiieni6aft Dor
einem &atlel itano. &ein @unoer
oesbalb, morum ii6 Sorni'S @lpen-
frGuter 10 un3Gblig piele 6reunoe En-
tporben bat.
9ieie Meoi5in lit elm @ei6enf oes
Simmels. Sod oben allf ben Mlpen-
gipfeln geoeiben oie &rallter, Die ibr
hire muroertGtige @irfung oerleiben.
Sci alien Storungen i'm menldlitlen
GtoffmehIelorganismus itebt eS als
elm unerrei6tes Mittel oa. God mir
empfeblen alien Die 2eftiire oes&ran-
fenbote orfs angelegentlihlte, INN
uns meitere @in8elbeiten 81 erlpareil.
6erner fpeiien mir ouf Die entlpre-
denbe In5eige in unierem glatte bin.
0ie Meoi5in lit 81 ieoer5eit i'm
giiro oes n@aibington Sournal" err
bdltlid.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

iio) nidt ongeboren. Bon oen 9bri.
item per0en 10 ale be3ei6net, Die rDie.
Der Gbriiten nod Suoen limo. Seer.
Ocn oo6 in ser Seiligen S6riit
Dgeutes" SeiOen ale ~oieienigen Boil
fer genaunt, mel6e Die Dabre @ottes.
pcrcbuGng Die uripriinglid bel ben
Slloelt, iebt uber bel inns (GbriitenD
beitebt cntneOer nid)t fennen, ODER
nerndten". Sir einen ieoen, Der in
Der putriItiiden (&ir6enpGter) uno
ldoluitil6en S%iteratlIr einigermoBen
bcruonoert lit, fam Der 4usorud
ngentilcs" (im Gngliiden Oasielbe)
MIR o@eioen" beOeuten. lle6rigens
fam Die anitoBige 9e3ei6mng, nit
cinigem gltten @ilen, leid)t permie.
Den weroen. 0fan f0nnte oafiir, ie
no6 Den llmitGnoen ,Seps ano nom
Sens" ooer Sens ano Germans"
ltiU. ieBen, unO nieman0 miro lid 5t
bctlagen baben.
@enn ser 0itgotbent0nig Sbeooo-
rid in ieiner gruuolegenoen @eiet-
gebung iid uno ieine @otben oen
iibcrluutoenen &0mern gegeniiber
main ais 8arboren be5ei6net, 10 lit
Die @rfldrung fir oieie ielbltperni6-
ten0e 8eideioenbeit oarin 3u finoenL
OaB er Die Notmenoigfeit erfannt bat
te, ole 8otben miiBten Die ronii6e
&ultltr lid 81 eigen MAIDEN. Wns
loa man nber BON einem amerifani-
lden ODER en9lii6en 3eitungsihrei-
Der balten, Der iif nidt entblooet,
lid ais gentle" 81 be3ei6nen? 0os
beiBt ood, oie 6ofli6feit uno &iid-
iidt etnas iibertreiben.I 8eitGnoe
nod Der l%eiieite 3meifel an ser Hi6-
tigfeit ser @lei6ietung bon gen.
tiles" NIT Seioen 10 bat man ii6
MIR in Die 3eit oes iid ausbreitenoen
0}ormonismus 3uriid5uperieben, 100
oos 8ort ogentiles", momit ole An.
bGnger Brigham goungs ale Ni6t-
Mformonen beebrten, Dem omerifani-
i6en 8olt boQiid in Sen Obren
flang. Sic Wormonen Der alien
S6ule uno ibre 9aniten maren ie-
oenfaa8 nidt 10 liebensmiiroig mie
Der friibere Senator Smoot. Inter
IDENTITIES beritanoen lie ale, 0enen
Die mobre @rleuhtung oes Mormo.
nentums nidt anfgegangen mar, alio
ungliifielig perblenOete 6initerlinge.
N3ir fommt es fat 10 Dor, oils oh
geruilie Noturpbilologen IN Dem Wab-
lie ~befongen ieien ogentiles" beoeute
oasielbe luie gentle people. ga fam
einem Elm 2ift aufgeben inbe5ug arf
S6openbnuer'S %grimmi9en Ingriff
gegen Ben nr1lfloien SptimismIs".
Nud] sic Wtubamme0oner baben eli
men 2ieblingsaus0rud fir ale gei6t-
Wubammeooner. Sic nennen Die
ielben aleiamt, obne ieoes 6eoerlelen
y@iaours". oos beiBt l1ngl6ubige,
oie III ibrer geiitigen nmna6tung
ni6t einleben, oaB Mltbammeo Der
8ropbet lit. 8ieie 8e5eidnung lit
oen Siirfen b~eionoerS ben Gbriiten
qegeniiber g%eldufig. &ealiitii6e lie
berieber bo6en oieie mn bonn rein
religi0s- Stanoplntt oeS
Moslem perltGnolide uno mie ortbo-
bore Siirfen iagen, gang barmlole
9enennun9 0iters nit oGbriitenbun-
ben" beroeuti6t. Aber iomeit lit Dem
S6reiber oieler 3eilen ME elm Sail
porgefommen, Dab elm 6riitlider
Gi6ttiirfe, Oanfeno quittiereno fir
sic gnGoige 8e5eidmlng, ii6 ielbIt
als o@iaour" be8ei6net bate. 81
fuGre es aus pielen @riinoen eriprieB-
li6, ben bl0oiinnigen Ausorud gen
tiles" fir Gbriiten nidt LANCER 81
miBbralhen 0@rltens, neil oies lebr
gefdbrli6. 5peitens gar ni6t notig
it,, mie @ilbelm 8uid iagt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

8osboft. r0ie Sago bate
fal1m b%egounen, oa lag i6on ein
Sale tot Dor meinen SiiBen!"
.ad, moran mar er oenn esIsags
benz"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sur $500
foItet elm announcement auf Oas
Moshinnfnn TnurnnIH

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The Washington times., 1933-05-27
MINORITY RAPS
HELvER|NG OK.

Senate Republicans today sought
Democratic support in their fight
to block confirmation of Guy T.
Helvering, former Representative
from Kansas, as Internal Revenue
Commissioner.
Senator Hastings (R.) of Della
ware, led the fight, charging
Helvering capitalized his Wash
ington connections by procuring
income tax refunds for oil COM
panies. He said in a minority re-
port:
"a thorough study of the testi-
mOny before the Senate Finance
Committee gives the distinct i'm
preston his success was not due
to his skill as a lawyer, but to
some influence he had with the
Treasury Department."
This report was drafted after
six members of the committee, in
Guiding Senator Walsh CD of
Massachusetts, voted against the
nominee.
Hastings reviewed at length the
Helvering record as tax attorney
for the Slim Jim and Trap
shooters Oil companies, Kansas
firms involved in litigation over
income taxes.
The Washington times., 1933-05-27

of beer from Milwaukee to Co
lumbus, Ohio, and escaped with
the beverage.
Five robbers engineered the
hold-up.
LOS ANGELES
The tocsin of war against
liquor racketeering was sound
ed here last night by Major
A. V. Dalrymple, new national
prohibition administrator.
Attending a series of confer
ences here, Dalrymple said that
"breweries or wineries which at
tempt to operate outside the
law will be seized" and added
that he planned to "break the
monopoly" in sale of prescrip-
ton wines and "do away with
special privilege"
The Washington times., 1933-05-27
WEEK
DUE FOR RAILS

An amendment to shorten
working hours on railroads held
the Senate's attention today as it
prepared to approve finally the
Administrations emergency rail.
road bill.
The amendment was urged by
Senator Black CD of Alabama,
author of the general five-day
week measure. which the Senate
recently approved. He said:
american industry must
adopt the shorter wOrk-week.
The railroads are the best
starting point for this great
economic REFORM"
The Senate approved all the
safeguarding amendments pro-
posed by it's Interstate Commerce
Committee at the instance of the
Railway Labor Executives Asso-
citation. These would prevent the
Federal coordinator of transpor-
tation from removing any of
the 100000 rail workers now
employed,
The Washington times., 1933-05-27
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
In a spectacular raid on a
meeting of the Trucking and
Transportation Agency, a Ca
pone creation yielding $500,0O0
annual profits, police today ar
rested 81 men and allegedly
terminated the city truck
drivers strike.
The reign of gangsters who
have subdued the truckers was
believed over when $500 men,
bers voted to affiliate with the
Chicago Federation of Labor.
The yoke of hoodlum control
was thrown off by the Commis-
sion Drivers Union when it
ousted Bernard O'Donnell. Ca
pone terrorist, as president last
night.
Hi-jackers last night held up
a truck driver and his assistant
who were transporting 400 cases
The Washington times., 1933-05-27
BLONDE CHOSEN
QUEEN Of FAIR

CHICAGO, May 81 G.N.SD.
Proclaimed goddess of beauty of
the Worlds Fair, Miss Lillian
Anderson, 23-year- r-old blonde from
Racine, Wis, today took up her
reign as Queen of the Century
of Progress Exposition.
Seven judges selected Miss An
derson from among 81 contest
ants chosen from the United
States, England and France.
Rufus C. Dawes, president of
the exposition, and Mayor Ed
ward j. Kelly officiated at a cere-
mony last night in which Miss
Anderson was coronated.
The Worlds Fair queen is
cashier in a Racine tea room.
She has entertained no ambition
to enter motion pictures or go on
the stage. She is S feet inches
tall, weighs 125 pounds and wears
her blonde hair closely cropped.
Her home was originally in
EScanaba, Mich, where her
invalid father. Alexander Ander-
son, now lives.
The Washington times., 1933-05-27
,a.JER Ia
n W.
France at Geneva
Eases Arms Stand

GENEVA. May 27 GN.SO'
Progress of the World Disarma-
ment Conference was Speeded
today when France voiced a
conciliatory attitude on the sub
ject of aerial arms.
Joseph Paul-Boncour, French
foreign minister. admitted that
France saw little possibility OF
acceptance of her proposal for
internationalization of civil avia'
ton.
Delegates to the conference
were cheered by this French con
cession. 1t was believed due at
least in part to a lengthy con-
versation between Paul-Boncour
and Norman H. Davis, American
spokesman, after the latter had
talked to President Roosevelt
over the transatlantic telephone,
Davis pleaded with Paul-Bon.
cour to do his utmost in placing
a conciliatory contribution be-
fore the conference.