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Evening star., 1934-09-08

in other sections Of the country re-
garding the investment of their
money in washington real estate,
many of these inquiries coming from
large, nonresident corporations, he
said. They feel that Washington
real estate is stable form of invest
ment.
THE Government, Mr.. Luchs con-
tinued, is spending millions of dol
lars on new structures and employing
thousands Of extra persons. Mer-
chants are beginning to hire addi-
tional people to carry them through
the Fall and Winter seasons, and we
are looking forward to the greatest
sales market In homes and invest
ment properties that Washington has
seen in the last five years"
Evening star., 1934-09-08

- r.
shortage during the Fall and Winter
that by itself win virtually force capt.
tai into construction channels.
In the second place, money for
building loans has been accumulat-
ing ut o rapid rate in the vaults
Of the city's financial institutions.
The Perpetual Building q Loan As
sociation alone, according to e. G.
Baltz, secretary, has $3,00o,00 10
hand out to borrowers who wish to
build. The money in these financial
institutions has been "loosened''
considerably within recent months
Faith In the city as center for
real estate investment has increased
as 1t has become apparent that the
Capital has weathered In good shape
the worst economic crisis In the CEN
tury.
The Federal Housing Administra-
ton is setting up machinery at the
present time for its campaign to boost
the home building business on O large
scale. Though details for this phase
of the administrator program have
not been worked out, or at least made
public, 1t Is understood that pros
pective home owners viii be able to
obtain money more readily and on
easier terms than heretofore. Through
Government insurance of O portion
Of the financial institutions outlay
many prospective borrowers who
would be unable to receive credit
under ordinary conditions will be able
TO secure necessary cash for building
Striking Loan Feature.
Perhaps the most striking feature
Of the Governments mortgage In
srlrance program win be the long
term arnortized loan, considered much
more favorable to the home building
borrower. especially In times of eco
nomic stress such as the Nation has
been subjected to in the last four
years. To literally thousands Of mort
gagers over the country the exacting
Evening star., 1934-09-08
Door Closers Aid Homes.

How much more comfortable and
convenient many homes would be with
door closers? These small items Of
utility are almost universal In oficeS
schools, stores and elsewhere. In the
home, they would insure relief from
slamming doors, save heat lost through
doors carelessly left open and prevent
injurious drafts and disagreeable
kitchen odors.
Evening star., 1934-09-08
Gas Water Heater New.

Housed in q cabinet Of modern
design, o new automatic gas water
heater uses an electric spark instead
Of q pilot light for ignition, is said
to lower gas consumption through q
system whereby incoming air is pre-
heated.
Evening star., 1934-09-08

the country under sponsorship Of the
F. H. A. In an effort to revise the build
ing industry and at the same time
beautify cities whose homes have
been allowed to deteriorate because Of
the depression.
Although the intensive campaign
has not yet begun In Washington, the
81 banks and one building and loan
association approved by the r. II. A. to
make the Federally-guaranteed loans
for home improvement have been
lending money under the plan already.
While no figures are obtainable for
the number Of such loans granted in
the city, q banking ofiicial yesterday
estimated that 100 would be . good
guess"
Liberalization of regulations under
which loans may be granted is ex-
pected to result In an increase In the
number of loans over the country.
which already is described by r. H. A
officials as satisfactory" Two steps
have been taken in the past two days
to Hberalize the rules.
Authorization of Loans.
Under one amendment banks and
lending institutions are authorized to
make the Government-insured loans to
owners Of property who have not paid
their taxes or mortgages up to date.
Under an earlier regulation all taxes,
including those for 1894, had to be
paid in full before loans could be made
to the property owner.
The other liberalization concerns the
time for which notes may run. Under
the first regulations borrowers would
sign notes for no longer than three
years when they borrowed money, to
be paid back on the installment plan,
for home modernization.
Bulletin No. 2, issued this week,
allows banks to make notes running as
long as five years for the loans, at
their discretion.
Evening star., 1934-09-08
|REALTY MEN SEE
D. c. BOOM NEAR
Population Increase, Due to
Government Activities,
One of Causes.

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Evening star., 1934-09-08
Non.Skid Phone Bases.

A new non-skid base for desk tele-
phones is fitted with q small drawer
which springs open at . touch, pre-
senting memorandum pad ready
for writing.
Evening star., 1934-09-08
Two-Bulb Bed Lamp.

Family peace Is promoted by new
bed lamp which has two bulbs, so
divided under the shade that they
give light to both bed occupants,
or light to one and darkness to the
other.
Evening star., 1934-09-08
$548,10 AUGUST
RECORD or REPAIR
OPERATIONS IN D. c.

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Evening star., 1934-09-08
Chemical Death to Ants.

A liquid chemical. said to deal
death and destruction to ants and
moles in their own galleries, has been
developed. It forms heavier-than-
air gas which penetrates the entire
hill.
Evening star., 1934-09-08
Remodeling Cash Asset,

Beauty and comfort are not the
only advantages to be gained through
remodeling. Many sour liability
can be converted into q paying invest
ment
Evening star., 1934-09-08
Chairs and Stools Adjusted.

A new line of chairs and stools for
ofhce or shop adjusts to the exact
height desired simply by lifting up
on the seat, lock at that height in
,tantly and automatically.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
SOCIALES
San Antonio de Padua

Sean estas lineas de sincera
felicitaci6n para los senores
Antonio Gonzalez (Nin) An
tonic Mesa, Presidente de la
Agrupacion La Columna; An
tonic Reina, ex-concejal; Tony
Fernandez, concoido abogado
Antonio Jimenez, Antonio Ma
cola, Antonio Rebozo, Tony
Domfnguez, Tony Valdes, Tony
Vaccaro, Tony Dfaz, Antonio
Perez, Tony Garcia, Antonio
Lopez, Antonio del Rio, Anto-
Mo More, Antonio Cueto, An
tonic Alvarez, Antonio Huesca,
Antolin Fernandez, Tony L6-
pei, Antonio Sierra Y Aptolin
Flores, Tony Grimaldi.
Y para las senoras Antonio
Pitisci, Antonio Dfaz, Antonio
PUG.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
ASEGURAN QUE SON mo
CENTES DOS TRIPULANTES
DEL VIVERO LA NUEVA
CLOTILDE

En- la manana de hoy estu-
vieron a visitarnos los SreS.
Santiago Pereira y Juan Fret
re, tripulantes del vivero "La
Nueva Clotilde," propiedad de
la Compania Guiana de Pesca.
Aseguran esos tripulantes
que Ell dia II de mayo salieron
de la Habana, a las cinco de la
tarde, y cuando estaban en- al
ia mar, a las dos horas de ha :
Der salido, ell captain Nicolas
ICancela les dijo que Sc fueran
a dormir, que el los llamaria
.despues.
A las dos de la madrugada
los llam6, descubriendo ellos
que habian otras personals a
bOrdO.
Sc vinieron a enterar de que
en- la goleta Sc hallaba ell conan
dante Miguel Lugo, cuando asi
Sc 10 dijeron en- ell Consulate
de Cuba, a donde los llevaron
las autoridades de immigration.
Ellos desean ell dinero que
les corresponds de la pesca de
10000 libras de pescado, pero
las autoridades aseguran que
no pueden darselo.
Cancela Sc declare culpable
ante ell comisionado federal
Pinkerton y libr6 de culpa a
Pereira y F%reire, diciendo que
eran inocentes.
Ellos desean desmentir la no
ticia publicada en- ell Diario de
la Marina, ell dia 8 de mayo, de
que admitieron responsible
dad en- ell transporte del conan
dante Lugo y sus dos compane-
ros.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
En- ell C5rculo Cubano

Teniendo que ausentarse pa
ra Hollywood, ell notable arts.
ia Rene Crucet, hara SUI Ultima
preservation esta noche en- el
teatro de la Gale IA, con nj =
meros nueVos.
La compania Finfo- Toledo,
que alcanz6 tambien un gran
triunfo en- la function del pasa-
do sabado, represnetara "Bas-
ia de parientes" y ell juguete CO
mico "Sordo de remate.'
Tomaran parte en- esta fiesta
teatral Luis LAWN, Maria Leon,
Arturo Pinero, ell duetto Finfo
Toledo, Fidencio Garcia, Jua-
nita Benitoa, Jennie Rodriguez
y otros.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
ALOSI Sc L Gull
Fable

Susanville, Cal, JUNO 49,
Peter Alosi Sc declare aver cul-
pable, en- presencia del sheriff
ILeavitt, de haber dado muerte
Ial bodeguero Joe Fazio, a la es-
Iposa de este, dos hijos y una a.
'miga de la familia.
FL criminal mutil6 a sus VIC
,timas.
Alosi dijo al sheriff que ha-
bia lido a la casa de Fazio Y lie
Ihabia dado muerte, a punala-
'das. Recogi6 ell cadaver y lie pu-
lso en- la banadera, Y cuando la
vaba la sangre la sonora
Fazio y su hijo llegaron a la
casa , matandoles tambien. Lue-
go fu6 a la bodega para matar
"a Sara Fazlo, la hija, y en- el
tcamino encontr6 a la muchacha
zen un autom6Vil, en- compania
de la Sra. Lena Miastani.
! "Yo no guerra matar a Lena,
sino a la muchacha ,pero tuve
que hacerlo."
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
A las damas latinas

La muy conocida muebleria
de David Stein, localizada en-
ell 1919 de la Septima avenida
Sc propone remodelar su edifi-
clio y decorar artisticamente sus
vidrieras y TODD ell interior del
local. De ali que la firma apro
veche laoportunidad para ofre-
Ger a la colonia latina la liqui-
daci6n de muebles mas asom-
brosa que Sc haya hecho en-
Ybor City en- los pasados vein
tie amos, concendiendo, a mas
de una notable reduction en-
los precios, descuentos que fluc
tuaran desde I'm 20 a un 40%
Asegura ell Sr. Stein que en-
un pr6ximo future ell local Sc
ra I'm positive orgullo para la
colonia yborciteha y una yer.
dadera cooperation al ornate
de la barriada.
Visite la muebleria de Davic
Stein antes de hacer cualquiel
compra. En- ella encontrart
cuanto listed necesite a precio'
que nadie puede ofrecerle.
igual en- la localidad.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
PROHIBIDAS LAS MANI
FESTACIONES Y REUNIO-
MES E NESPANA

Madrid, JUNO 13.-Estrictas
'ordenes Sc han dado a la policia
.por ell ministro de la goberna-
ci6n, Sr. Salazar Alfonso, para
que Sc prohiban manifestation
mes y otros actos publicos.
Prohibe tambien la orden que
sc reunan en- las GALES grupos
de individuos Y que Sc registre
a todas la spersonas que salgan
a pie de Madrid.
Ademas Sc ha ordenado ell re-
gistro de automobiles Y trencs.
Ell gobierno, seg1n ell minis
tro, esta dispuesto a impedir
que Sc altere la tranquilidad phi
blica.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Cesar Rivero.
UN LOCO HIRIO A DIEZ
PERSONAS CON UN GU
CHILLO

Milledgeville, Ga, JUNO 10.
I'm loco recluido en- ell mani
comic del estado hiri6 aver a
diez personas con un cuchillo,
,antes de que pudiera ser domi-
nado.
E ldirector del manicomio di-
&c que ell hombre sufrfa de alu-
cinaciones y tenfa la creencia de
que su compaheros Sc habian
confabulado para matarlo.
Sup6nese que ell demente en-.
contr6 ell cuchillo en- ell patio y
Elo guard6 en- ell pabell6n de tn.
berculosos, donde Sc lie tenia en-
cerrado.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
PERECIERON MAS DE MIL
personals EN- HONDURAS

Tegucigalpa, JUNO 13.-El
huracan que pas6 por Hondu :
ras Ia semana pasada produjo
la muerte de mas de mil perso-
mas y perdidas ascendentes a
millones de pesos.
lnforman del pueblo de Oco-
tepeque que ALI perdieron la vi
da 500 seres humanos, Quedan-
do solo en- pie la Iglesia.
Las siembras de platanos sc,
han perdido. Las inundaciones.
completaron despues la obra.
En- Ocotepeque las perdidas Sc
fijan en- $500, 900.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
A LOS TRABAJADOREs DE TAMPA

La mesa ejecutiva de la Union NJ. 104 de Cocineros V De.
pendlentes, eleva ante ell pueblo trabajador de Tampa, su ma,
ehergica protesta contra la firma Ell Argentine Restaurant, ST.
to en- Ell 1901 East Michigan Ave. Y Gale 16, de la firma Maxi
mo Gonzalez Jr, y Laureano Torres Jr, y Guillermo Temes,
por haber despedido ell personal de esta Union que en- la casa
sin causa que justifcara tai procedimiento. por Guam
TO dlcho personal estaba reajustado al minimo del page que e-
tabIece la Ley de Recuperaci6n Industrial. sustituyendo al per-
sonal deStluldo con personal desorganizado, considerable este
p~rocedimiento como un lockout al trabajo organized.
Ell Sr. Guillermo TemeS, siempre ha demostrado enemistad
a esta socledad, y no podia dear de comprobarlo al entrar a
formar parte de la firma mencionada, siendo este Ell porque 10
ponemos en- conocimiento de los trabajadores para que cada
cual coupe ell lugar que lie corresponds dentro de su maxima V
Gberrima libertad.
,Por 10 tanto y pr las razones eXpuestas, la Union No. 1O4
ha declarado en- mala estabiidad para suS miembroS Ell Argen-
tino Restaurant, sfuado en- ell mum. 1901 E. Michigan Y l6 St.
Fraternalmente,
lie Mesa Ejecutiva de la Union No. 1O4
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
HEARST EN- GAMING DE
MADRID

Madrid, Espana, JUNO 49,
Ell famoso publicista americana
William Randolph Hearst lie
go aver a Cordoba, donde Sc
4fectuaran algunas fiestas en-
su honor.
Manana seguira viaje a Ma
drid. Ha acceptable una invita-
cion para ser huesped del 60
bierno.
Ell sabado proximo Sc. efec-
tuara una reception en- SUI no
nor, concurriendo a ella ell pre-.
sidente Alcala Zamora Y ell pri-.
mer ministro Samper.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Ell NUEVO TRATADO EN-
TIRE CUBA Y LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS


Habana, JUNO, 13.-Conti-
nuan los trabajos en- pro del
nuevo tratado comercial de re-
,ciprocidad entire Cuba y los Es-
tados Unidos.
Els probable que Sc mande
una mission a Washington, aun-
que ell secretario de estado cree
que las gestiones pudieran en-,
comendarse al DR.. Marquez
STERLING, embajador ante ell go,
,bierno de la Casa Blanca.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
CUBA EST ACERCA DEL Ii
MITE DE LA ZAFRA

Habana, JUNO 13.-Por los
datos oficiales Sc sabe que has
TIA ell dfa 81 de mayo la zafra
llegaba a 2,113,501, toneladas
de az1car. Esta cantidad es SUI
'perior al 91% de la production
autorizada por la ley,
Todavia estan maliendo % in
genios Y Sc espera que termi-
men antes de diez dias elevan-
dose ell rendimiento total a
1850, 900 toneladas.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
IA UACNrH
ANIVERSARIO DE
LA MUERTE DE
JOSE MIGUEL GOMEZ

Habana, JUNO 13.-Se con-
memora hoy ell aniversario de
la muerte del general Jose Mi.
guel Gomez, eXpresidente de la
RepubIica.
En- horas de la manana sc
verified una ceremonial en- ell
Cementerio de Colon, pronun-
ciando IN discurso ell DR.. Dorta
Duque.
Por la noche tendra luga1
una velada en- ell Teatro Nacio.
nal.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
UNA MADRE
A PRISON POR TODA LA
VIDA


Atlanta, junoi 13.-La Sra.
Ethel Peoples, que envenen6 a
su pequena hija y trat6 de en-
Venenarse, fracasando en- su EN-
.peno, fue condenada aver a pri-
sion pc rtoda la vida, por ell
juez Moore.
Pas6 la mujer varias soma
mas entire la vida y la muerte
|segurando que habia matado a
su hija y habia querido suici-
darse por estar aburrida de la
vida.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Proxima boda

= En- breve contraeran matri-
monio los j6venes Alfonso Fer
nandez, alto empleado de la
firma Latin-American Landry,
y Alicia Lopez, residente en- ell
n1mer o1308 de la avenida 10.
Me comprometo a la resena.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
La Verbena del Asturiano

Siguen los preparativos para
ell festival que la poderosa ms
tituci6n asturiana celebrara en-
la pista de galgos de Sulphur
|Spings, Ell dia 80 de este mes.
Disfrutaremos de una hermo
sa noche.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Sc REUNIRA HOY Ell
CONSEJO DE ESTADO

Habana, JUNO 13.-El Con-
sejo Sc reunira hoy y probable
mente tratara de la renuncia de
sus miembros que son catedra-
ticos de la Universidad Nacio-
nal.
Sc da por segura la renuncia
de los Ores. Carlos de la Tore,
Ricardo Dolz, Rafael Santos j.
menez, Pedro Cue, Salvador Sa
lazar y Alberto Blanco.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

Esta noche, como de costum-
bre, la orquesta que dirige ell
Prof. Maxine Echegaray tras-
mitira desde la estaci6n WDAE
de 9 y media a 10.
Sc estrenara ell son-preg6n
del notable compositor cubano
Ernesto Lecuona, titulado Gel
Pirulero."
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Second Anniversary Dance

Han empezado a distribuirse
LAS invitaciones para este bal
lie de los alegres muchachos de
la enthusiastic entidad Souvenir
Social Club.
Ell lugar escogido es ell Audi
forum Municipal. Tocaran las
orQuestas Los Bohemios y Bob
Portion.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
HERIDO UN TENIENTE DE
POLICIA

Habana, JUNO 13,-Una bonn
ba de gran tamano explot6 hoy
EN- una casa del barrie de Luya-
no.
Sufrieron heridas y lesiones
un t~eniente de policia, su es-
posa y IN hijo, que dormian en-
una casa cercana.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
ClRCULO CIBANO DE TAMPA
SECCION DE BENEFICENCIA
AVISO A LOS SRES. ASOCIADOS:

For haberse ausentado con precision de la localidad
Ell Or. julio de Poo, queda hecho cargo de sus seryicios
en- general desde esta feeha ell DR.. Julio Gavila.
III Or. Gav1iiai actuara interinamente, con ell siguien-
tie horario de consultas: En- Ybor V en- las oficinas dc ~
Beneflca" 9a. avenida y Gale IA, de a P. M. Lunes,
Microbes y Viernes. - MarteS, Jueves V Sabado de s
a 7 P. NJ.
En- West Tampa: loficinas del Centre EspanoD Lu-
mes, Microbes y Viernes de a Z P. NJ. - Martes. Jueves
y Sabado de 2 a 3 P. M.
Atentamente,
Ell Secretario
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

UN JOVEN americana, de-
dicado a los negocios, desea
vivir con una decente familia
espanola, con ell propdsito de
mejorar sus conocimientos del
idioma espanol. Sc ruega Olga
precio por dos comidas diarias
en- un hogar moderno con todas
las comodidades. Informese a
MIR. Scott, Telefono Mss.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
AL Sr. Alberto de la Osa

LIE pedimos que pase por
nuestra reduction.
Cumplimos deseos de su Sc :
nor padre, residente en- la Ha-
bana.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

I'm jurado declare aver cul.
pable al campesino A. j. R
Smith, de Plant City, de NAL.
tratar cruelmente a I'm caballo
LlevarOn la acusaci6n los te.
nientes fiscales Allen Y Spicola.
defendiendo ell letrado E. G..
Martin.
La defensa anunci6 que soil
.citaria an nuevo ~juicio.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13
Corte de 10 Criminal

FL negro Theodore Washing.
ton decline aver un juicio por
jurado y Sc someti6 a la volun-
tad del juez Petteway, quien Il
conden6 a cinco meses por usar
un automovil sin ell ~consenti-
miento del dueno.
Tn negro, Sam Andrews, el
perjudicado en- ell case, fue con-
denado a 80 dias de carcel, por
falta de respeto a la corte.
Durante ell juicio Sc enter6 el
.juez de que Andrews habia Pc
dido dinero a Washington bajo
lpromesa de soluciona rel case
fuera del tribunal.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

Doce marineros que Sc insert.
bieron i~legalmente para yotar
EN- las primaries de JUNO 5, Sc
decalraron aver culpables de
fraude, arplazando ell juez Ia
sentencia.
Esos individuos Sc nombran
Frank Brown, Steve Clay, Ha-
rry Doerer, George Driscoll,
Thomas Flynn, John Jackson,
James O'Dell, Wilbur Tyler,
Walter Doyle, Charles Wilson.
John Nelson y Raymond Kea-
noano.
Todos residences en- diferen-
ties estados de la naci6n v ell Ill
timo procede de Honolulu.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

MrsterOIe ahuyenHs "a
sOAoL y 10 FeeunpIaaa CON un AafnS~
otenestar e1qntsitO y calm m
Ste1e SuAVement In parte a~fectas@.
.,.h IN bIRncO y Iimpio,
S00rsdo de aeeite de m0staSa. M.
@sye de procurar Aoy mi1wo 81
MoSterole en- su Rar4acfa. Prectos,
soc. orc americana en- pofes
tooosi tamaho de hospital sSOo
OEEhA CUALQUIER srNAPISnxn
PARCHO DIE MOSTAGA.
La gaceta., 1934-06-13

.sa noche,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09
SAFETY URGED
FOR HUNTERS
Treat All Injuries at Once,
Doctors Warn in
Bulletin.

November's duck hunters and
squirrel chasers, along with those
who ike to take a potshot at a
bunny, are warned in the current
issue of Indiana State Medical As
sociation's bulletin to treat all trivial
injuries as soon as they occur.
The bulletin asserts that accident
prevention during the hunting sea-
son calls for horse sense, rare
commodity, as may be seen from
the frequent changing of seats in a
boat, dragging a gun muzzle fore
most over a fence or through the
brush, or carrying loaded guns in
improper position.
The bulletin warns against gun
shot wounds and the possibility of
lockjaw with the suggestion that
wounds of this nature be considered
for anti-tetanus serum treatment.
Thorn, wire and bush scratches
should be cleansed imediately to
prevent infection.
Hunters are urged to watch
sprainS that may prove Of more
serious nature than at first thought.
Care in choice of drinking water
and the handling of rabbits with
gloves when dressing to prevent
tularemia, or rabbit fever" also are
urged IL the bulletin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09
Robes Probe Progresses
BU United Press

PHOENIX. Ariz., Nov. 9.-Activity
by department Of justice agents to-
day created reports of impending
developments in the investigation
of the kidnapping earlier this year
Of 6-year-old June Robes, daugh-
ter of a Tucson merchant.
Agents headed by Joseph E. P
Dunn of Los Angeles conferred
with police officials early today
Their movements revived rumors
they were on the trail Of two sus-
poets, whose arrest has been eX-
pected since Oscar H. (BuSter) Rob-
son, dude rancher, was taken into
custody on eXtortion charges.
To prevent Robson from obtain
ing his release on bail, United
States Commissioner Daniel Hurley
increased his bond from $4,000 to
100000 Commissioner Hurley act
ed after being informed $4,000 had
been raised.
Robson, a friend since college days
OF June's father, Fernando Robes,
is charged with sending him
$4,000 ransom note. The suspect
denies the charge. He is held in the
county iail here pending hearing
Nov. %.
His estranged wife, Margaret, pro-
testing his arrest, announced she
would fight by his side" She re-
turned here from Los Angeles where
she had been working since their
arrangement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09
.URSCHEL CASE
is NOW NEARING
FINAL SOLUTION
Fresh Ransom Note Trail Is
Picked UP in Three
Oregon Cities.

By United Press
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 9. - A
fresh trail Of the $50 bank notes
paid in the s250,OOO ransom Of
Charles Urschel led federal inves-
tigstors today to announce further
arrests were imminent in one Of the
nations outstanding kidnapping
cases.
With seventeen persons already
captured as alleged members Of the
gang which seized and held the Ok
lahoma City millionaire in July last
year. the department Of justice
agents expect to clean up the case
through new disclosures uncovered
in three Oregon cities.
Further developments may depend
on the recovery of Alvin H. Scott,
suspect injured in an automobile &C
cident and now in serious condition
in a hospital at Roseburg, Ore.
Agents claimed to have found 81 1850
Of the ransom money in his possess
sion and to have located an addi-
tlonal 81 400 hidden IN a house he
occupied at Medford.
In the Medford home the investi-
gators found a secret room ideally
suited for holding a victim for ran
som. The room had a specially
constructed ventilating system and
an electric heater. 1t was sound
proof.
The investigators stood in the
room and shouted for help. No one
on the outside could hear their
cries.
The agents learned that the dwell
ing had been leased last June by
Miss Margaret Hurtienne, Scott
nousekeeper and relative of Clara
Feldman. Mrs. Feldman repre-
sented herself at the Urschel trial as
the wife of Albert Bates, one Of the
kidnap gang. She was reported tc
have been in Portland recently.
Bates now is serving a life term in
prison, along with George machine
Gum Kelley and Harvey Bailey