davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
NGnnerseiansberein 8aibinstOm
Derlegt 3Dfal.

Oos @e~iangslofal oes Mdnnergc-
iangbereins befinoet iid bonn 1. @u-
quit ob i'm &iggs 8anfgebduoe, 14te
StraBe uno Yarf Hon0, sc. SO.
Die nG1ite Singitunoe am Sreis
tag, Ben 3. gtuguit finoet bereits oa-
lelblt INN s llbr abenos itatt. @ir
bitten uniere Mitglieoer rebt 8abI-
reid an Der Singlhinoe teil8uneb-
men. 0a cine feline @inmeibungS-
feier oes 2ofals oamit perbunoen lit.
Sa~ngesluitise @erren. Die eepiat
iino, benz oeuti1en goltsgeiang mie-
Der oas Mnleben 5~uriid5ugeben oos
ebeoem 10 eroB in @aibington mar,
limb ieoer6eit ber3lid Diafommer
unb finoet ieoen 6reitag Iufnabms
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03

9ampfer u6airfar". bon 8alti-
more nod Bottom: @err &ermonn
Sled, 5rou alOelbeio Sled, SRI.
l1riula Sled.
Dampfer uMIbert 8nain", 4. Sltli
bon Samburg nod Seem gorf: SRI.
Olga 9riefer.
9ampfer ugitD Of Netpport
NetDs", bon Baltimore na1 Sabre:
Srou Charlotte 8ir0.
9ampfer General bon 5teuben"
ab Seem yorf nod @alipab: Serr
Mii9oel 6. &eDnolos.
9ompfer General BON Gteuben@,
ab 5. Slli nod Bremen: 5rnu Mnnie
6. &epnol0s, SRI. eleanor @. Step
nolos, Serr Otto Muti9ler, Srau
Nartina Mutidler, Serr @m.
Mutidler.
9nmpfer Europa, 5. Suli, ben
Seem gorf nod Bremen: Srau Sea-
tbarine &aes 8ednitb Srou Mnnie
2atra 8rotpn, 6roit Soiefine Stir
tfter, 9err Yaltl @ofDro, 9err grant
Sdreiber, Serr 9. S9reiber, 6rau
Gertrude 9ieB.
9ampfer n9euti6lan0~, ab 10.
Slili, bon Seem Oorf nod Samburg:
SER Sans Carl Strui9.
0ampfer Bremen, ab Seem
gorf Is. Suli nod Bremen: Srau
Soiepbine &atb, SRI. Amolie Sdma-
lenbah, Sri. 9orotbea 8uferieqi,
bon Der beutiden 8oti1nft.
9ompfer n@itD Of Samburg", ab
%. Suli bon Baltimore mad Sant-
burg: SRI. Marie S9auerbammer.
9ampfer Seem gorf4, ab Seem
Yorf na6 Somburg: Serr @m.
2en3ner, bon Der 0euti1en 8oti6aft.
6rau Warie Qen5ner.
Oampfer albert 8alin", ab 9.
Muguit bon Stem Yorf nod &am-
burg: Srau General BON 8oetti9er,
BON Der 6elti9en 8oti1aft.
9ampfer Bremen, 5. Mueuit,
BON Stem yorf nod Bremen: 6rau
Sibiaa Campbell, 6rau Sobn g.
WDers.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03

GnrDpareiIenSe
@emeIoet fir Oas n8ai5ington SournaI"
ION y. 8. Mn9ler, QofaIbertreter oes
Norooeuti1eu Qlopo.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03

AbOaniert aaf Sas rSOarnal"
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
Muktns
pOIitit bon bentc

(6OrtieBung bon Der eriten seite1
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
DbierbatOr- @ermanicns.

-gs gibt piele 2eute Der bieiigen
oeltI6en @emeinoe Die ii9 nur 5u
gerne nit ben finon5ieaen 5ragen
ibrer Befannten abgeben, bod oa-
BEL gang unO gar Die eigenen per-
geIien. Mfan liebt 10 gerne ben Spai-
ter in ieines nSreunoes~ Auge, bod
nift ben BaIfcn in Dem eigenen."
-Bei einem fitr3li9 in SBio
Itattgefunoenen SGngerfeit BEL pel-
dem 9auienoe BON 2euten 5ngegen
maren, uuroe elm &eingetDinn bon
1900 Donor gema9t. @ie bic
3eitungen i6rieben, mar man ange=
mein nit Dem Nelultat 5nfrieoen.
0as 9. 81. 6. 8olfsfelt brodte, als
cine .Ma9mittags-@ eranifaltnng"
einen &eingeminn BON ungefabr 300
Doaor, alto proaentiial einen grOBe-
rem Meingetpinn 0enn Die 8eranital-
tung in Ohio. Mlio nit anOeren
8orten: n8bD olmnps fiding"?
@y@liid I'M ungliid~ i9ien oea
waderen @enfer-@ erbnnosleuten 8u-
gefouen al fem. 9os ermGblte
8ifnidlofol tpuroe poli5eili6 ge-
IhloIIen. (9ie @riinoe oafiir i9ie=
men nidt redt fLar 5u iein). 0e5
Set muBte obgeiast peroen. 8el4
elm @liid, oenn Der an oieiem ielben
Sonntag e~iniebenoe yfegen batte bod
fiber oas @artenfeit 5unidte ge-
ma9t uno oie llnfoiten mdren nod
meit GROCER gepeIen. So. ia, @liid
muB Ser Meni6 babenl
-gBie man 10 bintenrum erfabrt,
meroen in allernd9iter 8ufunft mei-
tere 8ereine, bic Ceuti6e 8roDin5-
narnen erbalten iolen, in @aibing-
ton aeariinoet meroen. Die Sbiirin-
ger, Sic So6ien, Die 8aDern, Die
GhtDaben uno Die YreuBen, meroea
{id in ii9 ielbit pereinigen. Selbit
oenft man an bic @riin0ung eincs
6eutiden Sennis- &lubs, zines &egel-
Stubs, zines Shlittihub-&lubs uno
nod zines 8rioge-&lubs. 8raDo!
gs feblt nur oann nod Ser Stub
Der oeuti6en Ginigfeit~. Mnidei-
nen0 baben iih nod feline Mitglic-
Ser All oieIem Dormerfen lniien.
-Serr SenrD Soro feierte Ieinen
II. @eburtstag. Or lit peltbefannt
oIs Der groBte Mutofonig, Ben Die
Menidbeit berborbradte. 8eitimmt
mar er nur Ge1nifer uno ni9t go
Iitifer. gr lit elmer Der @enigen.
ole wuBtem bob Bolitif, angetpanot
poer ni9t angeponot, lelten 5u
Meidtum fiibrt. Man ionte iid
oieien alien &erren oIs elm 8eiipiel
iesen uno Deriuben, ourd feline ga
ten 81 lernen.
-Betreffs Der 8. 81. 8. fommen
10 biele Sintertreppengeriibte our
Disfuiiion, bob es mirfli9 ihper
lit, oaS Sabre BON Dem nnmobren
an trennen. Mon ioIlte, i9on IN
Siniidt auf Die beborltebenoen
idmeren Mrbeiten, nidt 10 biel reoen,
ionoern ettpas mitbelfen oaB Die
lett ibon bo~rbonoenen @eloer CUTE
Mnlage in einem oeuti6en Seine
fin6en, uno nidt elm 8entralpumft
allgemeiner unterbaltung tper0en.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03

srOBer lit aIs Die Garat Dor Moss
foul 9ieie bdrmIoien See[en tDer-
ben emit gu ibrem Sdreden erten-
men, mas ibnen beDoritebt, Denn elm
NAL bic Ieste 6elte gegen Die rote
Slut, oos beiBt 0eltti1lano, gefol-
len lit. An3ei6en Oafiir sibt es ge-
mug auf beioen Seiten oes atlanti-
iden Oceans, uno ieIbit ienieits Oes
Sttaen 9oeons. Ser uIte @0mer
bate Dieaeidt garl0 red6t, perm er
Idgte: uQuem Deus peroere pult,
oementat prtrs~, 8. B.. gtpen Soft
Deroerben min, ben berblenoet er
borber".
0as 8eritSrnngstuerf Tranfreids
Die 3eiten iino beoeutIam. @as
Die @eIt oiigenblidlih am tDenie-
item lid geitotten fam, 1T, bic @af-
fen Der 3eritOrnns in Die S6nOe Der
ierigen gu ~Iiefernb Die berufsmdBig
tpiaens lino, bon oielen al unler
aller S9noen @ebrau1 al MAIDEN.
Dab Elm MitglieO unierer iueitIiden
&llltur, Der Civilization oes iueifen
Mannes, berienige iein fam, Der
Oiefe @affen ousliefert, it ioId' elm
mi0erlider @eOanfe, ooB mir ale
5Ogern, i'm ols @epiBbeit anauneb-
men. uno bod, Der fran30itf6-
ruiiii@e 9att ldBt ooriiber feineu
3neifel mebr.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
@afins See

Gin acknowledgement, in alien
9GnOern beliebt, i'm @inter ODER
CONNER, 1T See.
@iIfins offeriert ben 9eiern fir
Die fiiblen Commemorate ibren be-
riibmten @iIfins See.
@oimmer Sic bingeben, fonnen
sic auf @erlangen @ilfins Gee be-
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
9amenseiungOerein 8ai6iustOu

Gie uadite @eiangsItunOe beg Ser
ems finoet am Montog, ben 6. Au-
quit abenos nm s ubr, in Dem &iggs
8onfgeb1lloe, 14te StraBe uno Barf
@ooo, q. SO. (geeeniiber Dem Sipoli
3beater) itatt.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03

GER Soiepb 90 elm am
Yanama &anal angeItelter 8eamter
nebit Grau, lebtere cine G9meiter
BON 6raii Geo. 8litt, iin0 auf Be-
iu1 in @aibington. sic beidweren
fib iebr iiber Die n66tlide 9ibe IN
@nibington. 0bnobl Die Gage iebr
beiB iino, iino Die N6dte fiibl in
Yonama.
-&err 2emis 8 ngran0e, us.
u. Craftsman i'm @alter-Heeo 9oipi-
tai. ma1t cine 2-monntlihe Neiie
per Mlltomobil nod benz @elten.
glls 8egleiter nabm er 8rDant 8litt,
18-i1briger @nfel bon &errn Geo.
Blitt nit. Sn gbicago bielten lie
Elm paar Gage an uno beiudten Die
M%usiteIung. Qaut Der letten &arte
1campen" iie i'm Oeaomitone Barf.
als iie zines idonen Morgens i'm
@egriffe paren elm glites Wabl ou
bereiten, fonoen iie 81 ibrem @r-
itallnen feinen Nrobinnt i'm rumble
ieat~ pelden fie often geIaiien bat
ten. Gin Wqhbnr- camper" teilte
linen mil, 6oB Oie 5abmen Barren
nahts Die Munoe ourh Die Camps
MAIDEN uno ales gBbnre enttpeoer
freiien ODER fortihleppen. Sbr
6riibitiid beiton0 aus 2affee uno
friiher Quft.
Washington Journal., 1934-08-03
gIaufeabnrg - erUffnet Serren-
fdneiSerei.

9as BEL bielen Deutl9en beitens
befannte @bepaor &ermann 8lanfen-
burg, mel6es beim groBen oeuti9en
8olfsfeit uno anoeren .@artenfeiten
nit ben idmadbaften, leferen, ge-
r0iteten BrattDiiriten Die Sungrieen
lattigte, ma1t in beutiger Ausgube
Die Gr0ffnllng ibres eigenen @e-
oddities befannt. &err 8~lanfenbmrg
lit Sa1monn in &lei6ungsltiiden be-
ionbers feinen gutiiBenoen Serren-
all5iigen. Gr beiorgt aber aud Tint
an6erungen, &eparaturen, reinigen
uno oufbiigeln. Mrbeit miro abge-
bolt uno abgeIiefert. Man telepbo-
Mere: Gerbice Cleaners ono GaiIors,
Columbia 5555. 9as @ei61ftslofnl
1T in Nr. 4233-9te GtraBe, 81. SO.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
AND
FIELD DAY

Field Day at Anna's Hope will be held
on Saturday. March 3. 1884 This date
was selected after conference with lead
ing industrial and labor employers. lie
was decided that a Saturday would be
the best date and interfere the least
with tneSugar Factories w A projects
schools. churches, and allow the ST. Tho
mas people TO attend the Fair with a
minimum loss of time. The day will be
proclaimed holiday so that lab )rers,
clerks, shopkeeperS, and others may at
tend without losing time from their
work.
Plans are under way to make the dis
plays and educational exhibits larger
and better than last year. Additional
building space will be available and
more booths are expected to add to the
attractiveress of the Fair. A midway at
traction will add to the entertainment.
Three bands besides scratches viii
furnish music. A noon day meal will
be provided again. A new feature will
be cash prem iums providedby theMunl'
cipal Committee for the first and
second EXHIBITS.
A cable has just been received by the
Chrlstlansted agent saying that the sail
ing OF the Catherine would be delay
ed on that date until o'clock in the
afternoon so that St. Thomas people
could attend Field Day and go home
that night.
Exhibits will be received all day
Friday March g. All exhibits should
be 10 place by 8 o'clock, March 3,
1884 None will be entered after that
hour.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

There was a full round of amuseme nj
at the Park yesterday afternoon. Miss
Ruth Haywood playground supervisor
was at her post. The boys and girls
were engaged in different sorts Of
games, including voIley ball. while the
carousel furnished amusement for
number of others.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Mon. Feb. -
To wait until thou openest is harder for
Him Than for thee
He needs thee houssnd times more
than thou canst need Him.
Eckhart.
H M. PIGOTT Rector.
St Johns Church. Christiansted
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Lay all other engagements aside and
90 to ST. Mary's Hall tonight where the
ST. Patrick's Choir of Frederksted will
give ag. eat treat in the farm of varistv
G ns.rtainment. Frederikstsd went wild
over the big show.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19
Random Notes

We are in receipt of Letter from a,
nAuv of ST: Cr1ix, residing In Puerto
Rico the first parsgr3p pin of which reads:
Under separate cover | have
mailed you copy IS lmparclal. On
the last page you will see pictures Of
the Police Departm ant of Chris iansted,
v j. On page % you will find an Arti
Gle on he brutal assault on the daughter
of one Espinosa by PatroIman. lsiah Will
li4msmore stiH you will find in thIsar.icle
sccusalion of Patrolman Williams as the
murderer of the deceased Mr. Morales
aud the common that the law did not
do anything whatsoever in bring Patrol
nan Williams tc Justice.
The writer asks US to send a report
of the Morales case and one of the Espi-
nosa case 10 Mr.. RanI Quevedo. of the
impartial. San Juan P. R. and he
concludes by saying: Articles like these
create much friction between our peo-
pie hire and the Puerto Rieans. 1t
Lierces my Leart 10 hear the remarks to
my eountrymen on The streets here.
About 20 acres of land at Richmond
Jail will be planted with sugar cane by
the Agricultural Experiment Station.
The Station is planting 100 acres from
seeds of superior varieties. The land at
Richmond Jail is at present in guinea
grass. but since the Prison Department
is using a truck, and trucks are used for
street cleaning, comparatively little
grass is needed for the public insttu-
lions.
Thursday. February. %. is a public
holiday which will be observed by the
banks, government offices and depart
ments, business places, etc. Accordingly
the post office will be closed on that day
and mail for Fajardo including air mail
will be closed and dispatched at
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19
SHIPPING sNEWS

Owing to the late arrival of the SO.
Catherine" at Frederiksted, and in
order 10 be able to rick up on its sche-
dule, il did not call a, Christianssed on
ITS last voyage to the Virgin islands.
The Christians ed cargo was landed in
Frederiksted and is arriving here by
muck today.
The S. 'Nerissa' for New York ar.
rived at trederiks ed this morning.
the IS fort ST. George" from New
York is due at Frederiksted this after
noon.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Mr.. LANCE. representing suga
interests of Santo Domingo arrived in
ST. ! homas Dy plane on Friday and came
to ST.. Croix on the Catherine" on
Saturday.
The Central Sugar Factory will re-
Ct1Nt tSGts from Friday.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Mrs. Marietta Reilly of New York,
who was a guest of Miss Marie Fross of
this city, left for the States this morn
ing on the 'NeIissa.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

5.ODp. m Wednesday, instead of Thurs
cay, for this week
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19
ST.CROIX TRIBUNE

Published daily except Sundays & Hol
days at So Company St Christiansted
81. Croix. Y Il. u. S. A by St. Croix
Cooperative Society
BRtered as second class matter on July
lst 1922 ar the Post Office at Christian
tt St. Croix. V I, u. s A. under the
Act of March 2rd. 1879
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Walls Grocery is offering good and
usefr, article at rock bottom price. Look
for the ad tomorrow.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

There will be a performance in St.
Gerard's Hall. Frederiksted, tonight by
Sue Hastings and her marionettes. Sue
Hastings will arrive toda! on the SIS.
Fort ST. George"
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

A despatch from Brussels states that
King Albert of Belgium died on Satur.
day afternoon when he fell while climb
ing mountain 80 miles from Brussels
His body was discovered on Sunday
morning.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Mr. C. Penthenv took manv of his
friends on joy trip yesterday morning
10 Buck Island. returning in the after
rOon. About 6 P M. he took number
of people at the pier for run around
the har Dor.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

Pentheny's motor boat will take
round trip passengers for the horse
races in st. Thomas. The boat will
leave here Oh Wednesday 6 p m re-
turning to ST. Croix Friday mo- nny.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

A crowded house enjoyed The Silent
Witness" lasr night at the Theatre
The how started with a ure-reel finn
entitled Parts In Palestine. Another
intere sting news reel was the riot in
CuOa.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-02-19

We are in receipt of a letter from a,
nArIv of ST: Crpix, residing in Puerto
Rico the first paragraph of which reads:
Evening star., 1934-09-13
NEW YORK VOTES TODAY.
Primary Campaign Ends, Leaving
Decision to Voters.

ALBANY, N. Y, September 13 GP1.
New York's colorless primary cam
paign ended with only . maze of local
party disputes to be ironed out In the
voting today.
From q national or even q State
standpoint. the campaign ended in .
yawn. There was no dearth Of con.
tests. however. In both parties the
total number Of disputes over con.
eressional, State senatorial and AS
sembly nominations Is 146.
Most Of the fighting Is In New York
City.
There was no New DEAF issue In
jected into the primaries, but some Of
the New York City fights reflect the
reorganization Of Tammany Hall. The
public utilities war that has locked
two State Republican factions in a
duel to the death apparently cast no
shadows across the primaries.
There are "a Democratic and 9
Republican congressional lights. The
incumbent Democratic Representatives
who face contests are: Drummer,
Lindsay, Cullen, Somers, Delaney,
Rudd, Celler, Sirovich, O'Connor.
Kennedy, Gavagan, Grimm and Fits-
patrick, al Of the New York City area.
Two Republican Representatives, r. D.
Culkin Of the thirty-second district, in
Northern New York. and w. q. Andres
OF the fortieth district, in western
New York. face contests.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
MACY IS OUSTED
BY 4OLD GUARD
Aggressive State Chairman
of New York G. o. P. Is
Steam-RoIIered Out.
~ the Associated Press.

IDy the Associated Press.
| NEW YORK, September H.
The "old guard" steam-rollered w.
IKinssland Macy. state chairman, out
lof control Of the state Committee last
might and named Rochester as the site
for the Republican State Convention
Eon September "a and 20.
After completely taking control Of
the committee from the party's liberal
and aggressive State chairman, the
"old guard" took these three steps,
all designed to force Macy from power:
/. Named . tentative Platform
/ COMMITTEES Of II "old guard" MEM
bers.
.. Named Representative Clarence
J. Hancock OF Syracuse Is temporary
chairman Of the convention.
8. Forced, over the opposition of
Macy's hackers, q meeting Of the COM
mitee for one hour after the conven-
tion adjourns-apparently to name his
successor.
Apparently aware that the "old
Eguard"-armed with proxies where
members were absent-was IN control
OF the meeting, Macy offered no op-
position. In fact, former United States
Attorney Charles H. Tuttle, regarded
rs one Of his hackers, offered the mo-
tion naming Rochester Is the conven-
tion city.
NEW YORK VOTES TODAY.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Husband Left Her
For COIOred Cult,
Is Divorce Plea
Chiropractor's Wife Says
He Wouldn't Eve7s
Kiss Her.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, September 13.-
Mrs. Jean Goldsmith in . divorce COM
plant filed yesterday said her hus-
band, Maurice Goldsmith, Los An
geles chiropractor. was more interested
IN Father Divine" colored religious
leader, than IN his home life.
Charging desertion, Mrs. Goldsmith
said her husband neglected her and
their daughter, and finally went to New
York to join the colored cult leaders.
She said her husband wanted her
to join one Of Father Divines king
doms" in Los Angeles. Mrs. Goldsmith
said she made one visit to the king.
dom" She said her husband was 90
pleased he put his arms around her,
but as he did 30 Q colored woman &C.
costed her and informed her and her
husband they could not kiss.
Prom that instant" the complaint
states, defendant stopped kissing"
The complaint further alleges that
her husband stopped calling her by
her name, Jean, and addressed her
thereafter as sister"
Mrs. Goldsmith set forth that al
though her husband believed In the
ability Of Father Divine to produce
an automobile by the simple move
mert sof the hand, Goldsmith hitch.
hiked to New York.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

husband In the display at jefferson
Memorial of medals awarded By
scientific societies for aerial achieve
ments.
Three important medals received
by the wife Of Charles A. Iindbergh
this year Is . result Of her 90, ,000-mile
transoceanic flights with her husband
now are displayed prominently. They
are:
The Hubbard Medal, presented by
the National Geographic Society for
her brilliant accomplishments as
radio operator, aerial navigator and
ico-pilot."
The Roosevelt Service Medal, pre-
sented by the Women's Roosevelt Me-
mortal Association for courage, en-
Evening star., 1934-09-13
STEvED0RING OFFICIAL
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Firm Head Bound Over on Al.
! sault to Murder Charge
in Dock Trouble.

BY the Associated Press.
BEAUMONT, Tex, September 49,
G. L. Downey, vice president Of the
Southern Stevedoring Co. Of Houston
was held today for grand jury action
under bond Of $500 on charge OF
assault to murder in connection win,
q shooting at the docks here Saturday
In which longshoremen were injured
He made the bond promptly.
Pistols reported to have been found
on the deck Of the Bull Line ship Jean,
on which cargo was being loaded when
the clash occurred. were produced at
the hearing. G. H. Smith, white
longshoreman, testified Downey had
fired at him twice with q pistol Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1934-09-13

durance and distinguished service"
The wireless Medal. presented BY
the Veteran Wireless Operators Asso-
ciation for outstanding achievement
in the radio art"
The medals were received by mail
yesterday from Col. Lindbergh.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
Society Elects wales.

LONDON @.-The Prince Of
wales u the new president Of the
English-Spealking Union. which has
branches throughout the British EN-
pire ahd the United States. He sue
ceeds viscount Grey Of Fallodon. who
died last September.
Evening star., 1934-09-13
WlFE'S MEDALS JOIN
LlNDBERGH TROPHIES
Three Awards Given Prominent
Positions ct Exhibition
in St. Louis.

~ the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, September 13.-Mrs.
Anne Morrow Lindbersh took her place
yesterday alongside her distinguished
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-16
BY MARIAN YOUNG
Times Special Writer.

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