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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
JEALOUSY OF
|VOMAN IN RED
RETRIBUTIVE
Mistress of Dilinger in
| Fugitive Weeks Turned
Him Up, Belief
MOTIVES FOR DEED
BELIEVED MIXED

i CHICAGO, July 24.-(UP).-
ban Dillinger was trapped by a
Ioman torn between conflicting
ENTHUSIASTICALLY to the man sup
.rting her on the one hand. and
bar, jealousy and money lust on
he other.
The mysterious woman IN red
no had played mistress to Dill
hger for several weeks of his
6d fight, met the outlaw in a
kloon in Calumet City, ILL.,, and
accompanied him.
DlTnger's error which led to
s eventual death was in taking
|so women, this sowing the seeds
h jealousy.
Manhunters of the government
Fho ran Dillinger to his inglori-
Jus end searched today for his
hst hideout and clues to the pos
kSle remainder of more than
kSOO,OOG loot.
With their information obtain
ID from the woman-and perhaps
i man-who led Dillinger to his
Heath, the federal agents revealed
That they hope to wipe out rem
tants of his gang and recover
home of the money taken from
banks.
Search for George (Baby Face)
Nelson, successor to the title of
rational public enemy No. l, was
prosecuted vigorously in Detroit.
The little machine gunner was
sighted yesterday near Sandusky,
D., according to a filling station
pwner, and an automobile resem-
bling his was used in Detroit
bOldup a few hours later.
1t was Nelson who killed w.
Carter Baum, Washington federal
hgent, when he, Dillinger, John
Hamilton and others of the muir
EerOus gang shot their way out
bf an ambush at Spider Lake,
Wis, in early spring.
While Dillinger's bullet-riddled
body was viewed by gaping thou
lands behind a plate glass window
IN the county morgue, reports
persisted that federal agents were
guarding in a loop hotel the wo-
nan who betrayed him.
Melvin Purvis, chief investiga-
fOr here for the department of
Justice, refused even to admit ne
knew her whereabouts. He would
BAY only that "our source will be
rewarded"
There was a possibility, Purvls
admitted, that none of Dillinger's
mammoth loot may be recovered.
The dapper little desperate had
pnly 1871 in his pockets when he
Vas shot down in front of a north
side neighborhood theatre Sunday
hight.
That Dillinger, who VIGOROUSLY
Sas fond of carrying an impress
sive roll of bills, should be with
put more funds indicated a posi-
pie motive for his betrayal. Fed
eral officials who obtained a
$4,000 appropriation from con-
press for criminal rewards, $15,-
COO Of which was placed on Dill
!lnger, had hoped for weeks that
I would outweigh his own money
And prestige.
The bait was successful when
piLlnger's funds were exhausted.
Other members of his gang
ttiamilton, Nelson, Homer Van
peter, Joseph Burns, and others
may have considerable portions
PI money taken in a series of
Pan SaE raids. The gang obtained
HS,OU0 only three weeks ago in
S ST1 n, Bend, Ind, robbery.
We Il get the rest of the gang
t tReh we'll have the answer to
= '00nanued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
POSSE FIGHTS
|IHREEBANDTTS
'hansas Outlaws Use Bank
Employees as Shields
From Officers

OXFORD, Kas., July "a. (UP)
rour bandits battled a vigilante
posse today after looting the Ok
tofd State bank and kidnapping
sHree employees. There were no
casualties. Possemen were handi-
capped because the bandits used
lhree hostages as shields. They
ISter released two but kept p. &.
Oonley, assistant cashier.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
sToCKYARD STRIKE

CHICAGO, July 24.-(UP)-
All cattle shipments were ordered
halted here today as Q strike Of
900 livestock handlers paralyzed
union stockyards and left thou
sands Of drought stricken cattle
dying, jammed in pens.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS
STRIKE GROWS

MINNEAPOLIS, July "a. (UP)
Strike paralysis spread slowly
here today. Members of the clean
ers, dyers and laundry workers
union walked out in sympathy
with striking truck drivers. Lead
ers said the strike was for a day
only. ~ =.
Pickets were placed at rs af-
fected plants. The strike was said
to affect 3.40O EMPLOYEES.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
DIPLOMATS AIDE DIES

WASHINGTON, July o., (UP).
Alexandra Eckert, attached to the
financial division of the Argen-
tine embassy, died at George
Washington University hospital
late yesterday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
STATE RELIEF

WASHINGTON, July "a. (UP)t
The FERA today granted North
Carolina $1,464,195 in relief
funds. =. - IN !,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
WEATHER

Continued fair and warm with
occasional local thundershowers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
GOOD AFTERNOON

The hewfy-boFl ssxtuplsts ID
Rumania turned out to be twins,
4 fathers first impressions al.
ways being exaggerated.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
NAzI THREATS
OF DEATH ARE
DEFENSE ACT
Say They'll Hang Catholic
Priest for Every Nazi
Executed in Austria
FIRST SENTENCES
ALREADY IMPOSED

VIENNA. July 24.-UP).-
The governments drive to stamp
out Nazi terrorism in Austrial re-
suited in imposition of death sem
fences on two socialists today.
The described Nazi sympathizers
were charged with shooting a po-
liceman and bombing the Danube
railroad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Marion County Girl Is
Winner in Style Show
Lucille Morris Takes First
HonorS in Al Event at
State Fair.

Styles ernanating from down on
the farm" we're shown IN the All
Club style show contest at the In
diana state fair this week.
Miss Lucille Morris, winner of the
Marion county style show, proved
that the close proximity of city de-
partment store models was of a
benefit when she was victorious over
seventy-four other county cham
pions.
The show was directed by Miss
Mae Masten of Purdue university,
and judged by Misses Meta Martin
and Frieda Stoll. also of Purdue.
The reserve sweepstakes winner
this year was Miss EStella Buente
of Vanderburg county and the blue
ribbon or first group winners fol-
lows:
garet Jones. Tippecanoe county; Jean
county; Helen. Goss White county; Clar-
Msngas s'n Rssadoph AS county, EnM a7 eea
Yeager. vigo. county. and Anna Walter.
Whitley county.
scott Virs0ia BeeRer ST. Joseph Ruth
Martha Bloom. Knox: Mary Ellen Jones.
Sanford. Hancock; Mary Frances Cranor.
Howard; Hazel Mae Marshall, Rush:
White EbeQ gdn Gr9UpPhylIf su Hds1
Foster. Monroe; Martha Dawson Wabash;
Cara Nell Scott Boone; Sidney. Ellen
Ace csde orange si Ruth Gaines jasper
Beulah Kellar. Jennings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
VEVAY YOUTHS
SHEEP WINNERS
Paul Lee, Stanley Andrew
Take Blue Ribbons at
State Fair.

Vevay was placed in the spotlight
at the Indiana State Fair when
Paul Lee Andrew and his brother,
Stanley. of the southern Indiana
town, were victorious in the Hamp-
shire sheep breed and shepherd
classes Of the boys and girls lamb
clubs.
The prize winners. named in their
respective placing order, follow:
BOYS AND GIRLS LAMB CLUBS
Hampshire BreeG-Paul Lee Andrew.
vevav; Spencer 5ogue, Rushville; Fleta
Andrew. Vevay.
Shropshire-Jess c. Andrew. Jr.. West
Point; Floyd S. Amsler. Rensselaer,; George
NJ Hopper. Onward: Allen Shafer. Royal
Center; Melvin Brown, Brazil; Robert Rat
cliffe. Newcastle; John H. Isaacs. Wave
land; Ralph Brown. Brazil; Meynard
Spencer. Judsoni Loren McMahan. Alex
oxford-Down Breed-Maxine .Quaken-
bush. Robert Woodbridge, Otis Terhune.
Gerald Foster, all of Sharpsville.
South-Down Breed-Stanley Andrew,
Vevay; Cecilia A. Andrew, West Point;
Martha Eunice McHaffie. Clayton.
All other Breeds-Estol w. Kelley
Sharpsville; L. Janice Harlow. Upton.
ANY Breed. Shepherds Prize-Stanley
Andrew; Robert Radcliffe; Henry Amsler.
Rensselaer,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
81 BOMBS EXPLODED
IN HAVANA RI0TING
Students Stage Noisy Demonstra-
ton Against Government.

ton Against Government.
By United Press
HAVANA, Sept. 4.-TerroristS eX-
ploded thirty-two bombs in Havana
and surrounding districts in a night
Of noisy anti-government demon
STATIONS Today government troops
heavily guarded the university and
other pIblic buildings, scenes of
weekend rioting that caused grave
concern.
Police and soldiers finally sue
ceeded in clearing rebellious students
from the university, and threw a
strong Gordon around the buildings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Lost $500

Six months delay cost 81. N. Van Vlees,
Rockford, ILL.,, a total of $500, according to
his own report. He had apparently spent
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

John Richards won the blue RIB
bon and championship of the Ayr
shire class. The winners, given in
their respective placing order, fol-
low:
AYRSHTRES
Senior Calves Class-John Richards.
Greenwood Lowell Hamilton. Franklin;
Spencer Richards. Greenwood: Merle
weatherly. Indiana polls. Donald Clark and
Robert II. Canary OF Franklin
Junior YeaTling Heifers-Spenoer Rich
ards: Homer r. Dorrell. Candy: William
Clark and Robert \. Canary Of Franklin
Senior Yearling Heiiers-John Richards;
Lawrence H. Hamilton. Franklin. Spencer
Richards: Lowell Hamilton; Robert H.
Cow clas-spencer Richards: Merle
weatherly. William Clark. Robert H.
chsmpion-John Richards.
GUERNSEY
Senior Calf-Eugene Wright. Sheridan;
Lillian Davis. Independence: Robert Kull.
Betty Young and CLYDE NJ. Young Of
Sharpsville Harold Kul. lafayette Lewis
Le.er. Huntington. Kenneth , RieSihards, In
Junior Yearling Heifers-James Mills
Mooresville; Leon Steward. Lebanon: Eu-
zs. WTE5t c DoE hh1fbh9r fgtef
Loren Modisett. Logansport; Victor Slime.
Goshen. Paul Gilmour and Robin Gilmour
senior Yearling Heifers-Robert Harvey
Bridgeport: James Mills James Brooke.
Gov Ciass-Robert Ralston: Robert Har-
vey, Merrill Bush. Veeoersburg; James
Mills. Robert Medour, Mooresville Lillian
DAVIS. WAYNE Davis. Independence; Virgil
GilmOur. Franklin.
Champion-Eugene Wright Reserve
Reserve Champion-James Mills.
HOLsTEIN
Senior Calf-Martin Underwood. Summit
vile, Tom Snouwaert. Lafayette; Ruth
Mann. Summitville: Lenard Hibschman,
Syracuse. Robert H. Schwindler. Linden
Raymond c. Bottema. and Cassius M
summitvilie: woodrow Smoker. Goshen;
John Il. Guthrie. Muncie.
Junior Yearling Heifers-Cassius NJ
Bottema: Marshall Altman Summitville;
John II. Guthrie; Hubert Gary. Summit
vile; Richard Beck. Syracuse: Charles
Senior Yearling Heifers-cassius NJ. Bot
toma. Wendell Gray, Summitville; Joseph
NJ. Smith. Royal Center: Marshall Altman
Cow Class-John II. Guthrie; RAYMOND
Bottema; Cassius Bottema. Robert
Sohwinder; Oliver Hibschman. Syracuse.
Champion-Martin Underwood.
JERSEY
Senior cslt-Ms,aricss Haase NOorssviIIe;
R F2AH fsheT Ms7ore cling B FaB BoTR
Johnson. vincennes; Lowell Hensley, An
dersons Hobart P Burns. Mary Airline
Burns and Jack Burns of LAFAYETTE
Junior Yearling HeiferS-Marion Myers,
Newcastle: Eileen Wright. Sheridan: Rob-
ert White. Newcastle: Raymond Mohler.
LewiSVille. Kathleen Yorkes. Camden;
George Park indianapolis: Virgil Cling.
Lewisville; Everett c. Hubbell, Browns
Vile; Hedric Wiley. st. Paul: Lowell
HenSley. Anderson.
Senior Yearling Heifers-Robert White;
Eugene S, Wright. Sheridan; Paul Wins
low. Carthage; Russell Classify; Spiceland;
Miller, Sedalia; Lewis Z. Cooper. Laconia;
Jack Wisely. Romney; Jane Pinaire. Cory
don.
Cows-Kathleen. Yerkes; Robert White:
Hedric Wiley; Harold Johnson; Robert
Bird. Lapel: Katherine Pinaire. Corydon;
j. r. Brown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
JR. CORN KINGS
STEER is GIVEN
CHAMPION TITLE
Gilman Stewart Awarded
Top Prize in Beef Calf
Judging.

Gilman Stewart. IS. Of Green's
burg. who last winter was named
Americas champion junior corn
king in Chicago. added 70 his lau-
rels today as he received the grand
championship prize in the beef calf
club at the Indiana state fair with
his steer. Duke.
Duke weighs 1850 pounds.
Victors in the beef club. given IN
their respective placing order. fol-
low:
BEEF CALF CLUB
Calves Prom Dams Bred hy Exhibitor
william Dickinson. Do phi. Roscoe Bower.
FRANKFORT. Gerald Lanfz and Wilbur Lantz
q Neu Palestine. Herbert Hank. Craw-
sHoRTHoRN
Junior YearIlnE - Gilman Stewart
g 5s,7 y Bsa ossek K,ie5 S Wilbur 1
mo. Kenneth Jacobs Russlavilie William
Lantz Greennelo' Bernice Lantz. New
vance ciodfeitsr. Jadson: Gerald God
feiter. Grcrncastie
Summer Teariiug-RoEcoe Boyer Prank
IT, s osts5 S 5 psss'ur Hsr Si
Martin. Rockville. John stewart. Green's
burg Clayton Mulliu Delphi. Sheldon
Smith. GTeensburg. Wayne schroyer. Hart
senior caIf-Frank Kitehin. Greensburz.
Allen Greek. Kenneth Ostermever Green
field Harold Storm. GreensburE. Ralph
Ronald Erens Wareland Glen OstermeTer
Greenfield willard Bainbridge. Green's
burg. Gerald Clodfeiter. Greeucastie.
Champion Efefr-Gilman Stewart
Reserve Champion-Frank Kitchin.
HEREFORD
Junior YearlinE- Harold wilcox. Rom
new Dale EVcns. WaVeland. Earl Morris
salem. John. stewart GIeensburE: Evan
phi. Robert Grubbs. Covington. John
WvTich. Kempiou, George AmthaueT.
summer YearlinE-Max Schultz Attica;
Walter lies. LAFAYETTE. Robert Clincan.
Perrsvville. JACK Bowman. Delnhi. Eliza
Kewanna. Junior Judd Moran: Kenneth
Ramsey MilllEsn. Donald Scott. Calves
ton. Robert Bainbridge. Greensburg,
Robert Grubhs Covinrton. Kenneth Ram
sew Harold Wilcox. Billy Albright. Prank
tort Sh9Tss es s. sshlsm: Don- 6y BsF
civ. Earl LanEston- Frankfort: John Null
Reserve champion-Ma Schultz
ANGUS
Junior YearlInV-John Greenburg. West
Point. Hugh VanHov. LooEootee.; Bill
Dickson Delphi jess Andrew Jr. West
Point George Hopper Onward. Robert
Ponder Acton. Thomas Evans. Hunting
ton. Joe Cooper. Markleville. Robert Van
HOY LooCoofee- Harold Tvnfr. Upton.
summer Notwithstanding Nellans.
Menfone. Bill Dickson. jess Andrew IT.
Ralph Nelson Walton. Robert Van How.
LooEootee: WAYNE Collins. salem: George
Hopper Robert Grubbs Covington; Paul
Long. Etna Green. Max Skinner. Stock
we'll
senior Caif-Jess Andrew Jr. John
GreenburE Henry Hoagland Clinton.
Hugh Van HOY. Robert Van Hoy. Mark
Slaughter Markleville. Wavne DeHaven.
Loransnort. Larry Savage. Shoals.
Champion OF All Ages-Jess Andrew Jr.
Champion Angus Steer Special-Jess
Andrew Jr
Grand Champion Club Steer-Gilman
Stewart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
GEM THEFT is PROBED
$1,000 in Jewelry Missing for Week,
State Official Reports.

BIZ United Press
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Sept. A
Police here are investigating the
theft of $1,000 in jewelry from the
home Of Evan Stotsenberg, a men,
Der of the state highway commits
sion.
Mrs. Stotsenberg reported the
jewels have been missing from her
home since last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Clothing. Cigars Nabbed

A suit OF clothes. a box of cigars.
and twenty-eight pairs of mems
hose. all valued at S37. were taken
from the parked car of Joe ROLES.
40 Century building, late yesterday
afternoon. The automobile was
parked at Pennsylvania and Mary
land streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Greenwood Pair Divides
Blue Ribbons in Dairy
Calf Judging at Fair
Division; Eugene Wright of Sheridan Is Victor in
Guernsey Glass; Martin Underwood in HoIStein

prizes the Ayrshire dairy
alternated garnerng blue ribbons
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
All. POULTRY
WINNERS NAMED
Mary Ruth Thornburg oil
GreenSburg Victorious in
Two Divisions.

Barred Plymouth Rock and White
Leghorn chickens brought two blue
ribbons to Mary Ruth Thornburg
Of Greensburg, in the All Club
poultry judging at the Indiana state
fair.
Ribbons were divided in the poul-
try classes between three boys and
three girls. Annabelle Pigg, Gin
ton, and Frances Flora of Elwood,
we're the other girl entrants who
won.
The winners, given in their re-
spective placing order, follow:
All CLUB POULTRY
Plymouth Rocks-Barred: Mary Ruth
Thornburg. Greensburg; Robert F. Penn
Dorothy Kemper Lafayette; Robert curry,
Bloomington: Bruce Wells, Morgantown;
Elmer Ever, Goshen;. Louis Hyde, Moores
Hill. White: Annabelle Pigg, Clinton; Nor
Stewart, Greensburg; Donald Helms, Spice
land; John Barratto. West Terre Haute;
baker. Romney; William Ferguson, Green's
burg; Howard E. Stivers, Lawrence; JIM
mic Hill. Indianapolis. Buff: Elmer New
some. Clinton; Frank Hilton. Kitchin.
Vernone Hitchcock, Selma: James Livings-
ton. Spicelandi James Helms, Spiceland.
Rhode Island Reds-Robert Knox
Brazil: Kenneth Ashcraft. Moores Hill:
Jimmie Brown. Alexandria. James F. Slime
indianapolis; Ruth Oldaker, Cambridge
CITY: WAYNE w Haase. Martinsville;
Robert Martin. Waldron: Kenneth Bur-
brink. Jonesville: James Alexander. Ell
wood: John Brunetts. Brazil.
White Wvandotte-Wayne w. Haase:
Harold Davis indianapolis: James Abra-
ham: James South. Bloomington: Robert
Dale Noble. Alexandria: Vera Bruce.
Lowell.
Buff Orpington-Frances Flora. Elwood:
Oaunitta Allen. Alexandria.
White Leghorn-Mary Ruth Thornburg:
Charles Helms. Spiceland: Hershel Green
ham Moores Hill: John Stewart: Eugene
Skillman. Elwood: John Winklepleck
Brazil: Emerv A. Cline. Montpelier: John
F. Curry. Bloomington: julius Denzler
ScottSburg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
LITTLE EVA READY TO
BEGIN FIGHT FOR LIFE
Alleged Killer of Crippled Handy
man to Open Defense.

By United Press
COOPERSTOWN. N. Y, Sept. A.
Eva Coos fight for life began in
earnest today. Her counsel prepared
to open a stern counter-attack in a
desperate effort to save her from
the electric chair for the insurance
murder of her crippled handyman,
Harry Wright
The state, which has been piling
I'D evidence against Little Eva" for
the last three weeks, will rest its
case by noon. Then the defense
takes up its battle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Forgooddigestion

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
PARKED CAR IS LOOTED
$50 Postal Savings Stamps and
Clothing Are Stolen.

A bag containing $50 worth of
postal savings stamps and clothing
and a revolver. valued at 500, was
stolen last night from the automo-
bile of Raymond Seaverson. Little
Rock. Ark. while it was parked at
Alabama and Washington streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
MARTINSVILLE SAFE is
BROKEN: $500 TAKEN

Pry Open Strong Box.
By United Press
MARTINSVILLE, Ind. Sept. A.
Frying open a small safe at the
Newberry Variety store, a robber
escaped with approximately $500 in
loot yesterday.
The robbery was discovered when
Harry Strawbridge. manager, went
10 the store, closed because of Labor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
SEPT. ]. 1891

day. He found the safe had been
pried open. and checks strewn over
the desk. A screw driver and pliers
taken from one Of the counters were
used in the job.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
TWO JACKETS STOLEN
Folding Camera Also Taken From
Parked Car.

When Donald c. Bell. r. r. 3,
Box 27l. parked his car at the club
house of the South Grove golf links
yesterday. a thief broke into it and
stole a leather jacket. a tan jacket
and a folding camera. Value of
the articles was given as $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
81 Razors Stolen From Auto

A thief forced the door of the
parked automobile of G.. N. Bow
man, 1921 Gent avenue, at Riverside
park at 2:30 yesterday. taking
thirty-one straight-edge razors and
fountain pens valued at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Stop
Dig
Avoid LoxcfiVes Thcf
constiPofe. NofUre's
Way-o Gentle Flush

Observation-Disclosures matter how
pleasant tasting-often cause the
intestinal muscles TO become slug
gish. lazy. For mosto of them work by
irritating the delicate membranes
Of the digestive tract
PLUTO WATER is q saline mineral
water-not a medicine-laxative. 1t
owes its speed 70 the fact that it
promptly opens the pylorus valve
leading TO the small intestine
Pushes both intestines gently and
completely. IL is non-irritzting-
cannot give you the laxative habit.
The proper dilution-one-fifth glass
Pluto in four-ifths glass hot water
is practically tasteless. The same
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

Just wind this speedy hand spiece track and
watch Mickey Mouse 20 on their merry ride
Strong Lionel spring
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
American Flyer

Includes Steel Loco
motive with head.
light, tender, three
freight cars, ca
boose, transformer
and ei 6 h tip i e C e
curved track.