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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-10
SYNOPSIS

Theodore Gatlin adopts baby. "Pene-
lope," In an effort to solve his matrl
monIal troubles. But his wife has
never wanted her, and their Affairs end
In the divorce court. Ten-year-old
Penelope Is given into the keeping OF
Mrs. Gatlin. At baseball game bal!
strikes Penelope on the nose. Mrs. Cat
lin spirits the child to Europe Gatlin
wills Penelope all his money. and is
about to begin search for her when
motor accident ends hts life. Some
ten years later. In San Francisco Ste
phen Burt. rising young psychiatrlAt.
Is presented by Dan Mcnamara. chief
of police. with \ new patient--Nance
Belden. girl with a dual personality
for which her saddle nose" is in part
responsible. Mcnamara does not think
she II a criminal and obtains Burts
testimony In court. LAnny. the doctors
office nurae. Is also won over. Nances
criminal record outweighs Doctor
Hurts explanation OF her case and she
Is sent to San Quentin penitentiary.
Ianny visits her and Nance persuades
her to smuggle out letter which
confederate OF Nance steals. Nance en-
cspes. although shot. xnd goes to Lam
nys apartment. Lanny tells Chief Nc
famnra- who orders her to bring Nance
to his apartment. Details of Nances
escape arc made public
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not get along without neT. She's I'M
der suspicion now and we've got to
kill that. She'll be watched. will she
not?"
Il suppose so. Even II I.pass the
word to lay off her, can never be
sure one of my men won't watch her
independently. On case where 1t
would be big feather In his cap and
mean lot of publicity to capture a
celebrated criminal. lots of dicks pre-
fer TO work alone and In secret"
Then Lanny must not come to your
house again. And yet. this girl must
be parked somewhere until her wound
heals. She's suffering from the shock
OF this emotional experience now
she's lost considerable blood and suf-
fered some pain, and for five hours
she's suffered from exposure. Her
garments are soaking wet =
If she forgot to tell those men to
bring some dry Clothing for her to
hop Into, once she got aboard the boat,
my heart Will just about break. That
would be one flaw In perfect job
and | can't stand flaws"
And Dan McNamara strobe Into the
room where Nance 10y with her hand
in Lanny's "Why didn't you tell your
friend to bring you some dry clothes?"
he demanded.
Nance smiled up at Lanny. HE
thinks I'm a nut, after all. Lanny.
Why, OF course wouldn't overlook
that detail. | changed my clothes. but
when we crossed the bay 1t was rough
and there was a police boat on our
TRAIL He had to outrun them--and
you do forty miles an hour through
mile of tlde-rlps and you'll all but
drown In the spray"
"Thank God for that" the chief muir
INJURED. I'm proud of you and your
friends. Nance. hope neither Of them
was hit"
For the barest fraction Of a second
Nance hesitated, then answered mo,
they got through all right. but how
they did Is a mystery. The boat was
riddled.'
Dan Mcnamara came back into the
living room and on his heavy face was
the faintesr most cryptic Of grlns.
I'm going to get one or both Of
Nance's friends. Doc" he exulted.
: One OF them was hit. and he'll have
to have medical attention. Not that
want to land either one OF them for
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CHAPTER "

The chief smiled. "0f course |
know that hypnotism Is being used by
advanced psychatrlsts and particular
ly by Morton Prince and William Nc
Dougall. I've read their hooks. The
modern chief OF police Isn't modern,
Doc. II he isn't a pretty good lay
psychologist and psychiatrist. | don't
know what crlminologist is. but |
suppose he's a bird that studies the
criminal actions and tendencies OF
criminals and tries to reduce crime
TO Its lowest common divlsor. That's
the bunk. The thing to do Is 10 know
their minds and why they act like they
do; II you can cure what makes them
60, crimlnology becomes dead sci
Rnce..
Eyes, know all about hypnotlsm
and know something you've forgot
ten. Your power OF suggestion on n
patient In the hypnotic state isn't pow
erfu enough to make him steal ar
commit murder If he's an honest man.
I1lS hcvulttu luSliiiIls VI HlHIaiiis,
which lie In his subconsclous mind. are
too strong for you. And the MOST pow
erful acquired instinct in~the mind Of
a crook Is that he mustn't sQueal.
That's his Idea OF immortality You
try It on Nance Relden and she'I tell
you almost anything hut who her
friends are, where they live and how
they make a living"
well. we shall seat another
time. Meanwhile. what are you going
to do with this girl? You can't keep
her here. because that's dangerous un.
less you have her watched. And whom
can you trust to watch herr"
How about LannyT
~Lanny is my office nurse and | can
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The Real Answer

Apparently Governor Talmadge, In
whose state lies what has actually
been the winter home OF Franklin ID.
Roosevelt since his Illness. has some
backing for his opposition TO this fed
eral development. The real answer,
OF course. Is that In Georgia the for
est Is not Just a supply Of wood. which
can be cut only at something approach
Ing maturity, but constant source OF
revenue because OF resin. turpentine.
etc. which are tapped from the trees
very much as maple slrup Is In north
ern states.
SO that the Idea OF putting into for
ests land, which has been abandoned
so far as agriculture Is concerned, or
on which farm families have starved
In their efforts to exc out living from
too impoverished soil, does not ap-
peal.
Cnpyrisht-TNTI HsrrtoA-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-10

The new year, 1885. latest contribu-
tion OF Father Time TO the long chain
of beads called eternity" ; Is here,
and we are In 1t.
We shall continue to read opinions
and rumors, plans and criticism OF
plans, In our slow progress to pros
pertty's shore. It Is long swim when
you are thrown overheard In the mid
die OF Lake Superior. This country
was thrown overheard In another lake
OF superior prosperity and unlimited
expectations back In 1929.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-10

A wise motto OF earlier days was:
"When In doubt, refrain
In Russia and other countries where
the will OF one takes the place Of SLOW
decisions by the majority. the maxim
reads:
"When To doubt, shoot
Moscow reports IA more executed
TO avenge the killing OF Sergei Kirov.
making Iii lives taken to expiate that
one murder.
q Klrg Features Syndicate Iro-
WNU Service
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28
BRITAIN GUARDS
NAzI PLANS FOR
NAVAL BUILDING
New Disagreement Between
France and England
Is Reported.
'cou7Hsh- 1915 b. U-.''a Prs'n

LONDON. June IA fresh dis
agreement between Great Britain
and France vas reported today over
terms q The Bri-isl-German nava.
agreement.
France. u vas understood. vas
unwilling % accept a British invita-
ton TO send naval delegates 20 Lon
don until il learned the details OF
German naval building intentions
FOR the next seven gears
Germany. u was understood, held
that details ~ her naval program
for these years should be disclosed
to France and other powers only
after they had made known their
oTn programs 20 Britain
British quarters admitted that.
under their agreement. the German
program must be- kept secret from
other powers until the powers had
tabled Their oT1 programs
Il IS the British plan that France,
italy and Russia shall SEND oe4ega-
tons 10 london and that these dele
cations WILL receive details % Ger
man intention a. soon as they dis
close their own
This msth0d. DO was pointed out,
would make j. impossible for the
French 70 submit supplementary
construction programs 20 meet a
future German feet and likewise
would avoid similar surprise an
nounceucnts bv italy and Russia.
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a-Year-nId - KiIled by Truck

EVANSVILLE. June 28.-ROse-
mary Kern. 9-year-Old daughter OF
RAYMOND Kern. was injured fatally
when she ran into the path Of a
truck here steTdsy.
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BUY on OUR
1O-PAY PLAN

Buy your summer clothes on this PLAN wear
them while you pay. small down payment
and ten weekly payments and your purchase
is complete. Open to all responsible parties.
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Full IA inches long. up
holstered seat and back,
with non-ruSt enamel
finish. covered with
bright sun-proof ma
terialS. Hooded arms.
Special.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28

American walnut finish,
rich in design. Suite .
consists of 3 practical :
pieces - CHEST. BED Z
and VANITY. This is
the new modern type
bedroom suite. Choice.
, 1935-10-16
new ORDER
HIT BY MILLS
Security Being Kifle a,
Former COP Treasury
Head Claims

NEW YORK. Oct. le. R-Ogden
r.. Mills. former republican secre-
tary Of the treasury. said wednesday
that the new order" I'm government
can only destroy security. not assure
lt-
He told the New York Herald Trib-
une's fifth annual forum ON current
problems that the federal admins
tration Is attacking the basic prin-
ciples OF the constitution underlying
the scheme CT life" By which Amer
lea has risen since it Won its indie
pendence.
Laws already enacted. he charged,
usurp authority never granted the
federal government by the constitu-
ton.
IF these laws stand" said Mills
there lis virtually no limit TO the
federal power and, for all practical
, 1935-10-16
Keys Quads Claim They're
= Z : = = y = = =
More Interested In Their
> . = y > = y
Than In Boy Friends

WACO. Oct. 16. -dRp- The only
bankruptcies ever to 60 to college
are back at Baylor University
four pretty juniors who insist
they're more interested in stuff
like psychology than In boy
friends"
Mona. Mary, Roberta and Leota
Keys, the Keys Quadss from Hol-
lis. Okla, are 20 years old-all four
OF 'em-and this year r thinking
about careers.
II their varied. chosen profess
sions fail. they plan to be prepared
to face the world as school teach
ers.
Mary Is majoring in education
with a sideline Of psychology.
Mona and Roberta are majorinR
In French, with their minors in
German and history.
Leota Is specializing in speech,
mirroring In education and psy-
chology.
All four play the sax in the
college band and twang bowstrings
on the archery field for diversion.
They are thinking seriously about
being entertainers. Following a
vacation trip through Mississippi,
Tennessee and South and North
Carolina. they reported an enjoy
able summer spent at performing
for civic clubs and in theaters.
Leota was announcer and reader;
Mona sang blues and Mary. semi
classical songs. Roberta played
, 1935-10-16

saxophone solos. and all played and
sang In ensembles.
It is common report on the Bay
or campus that the -quads" have
turned down several radio and
stage offers, just as they have
matrimony. Mary was ahead OF the
other three In mail proposals Of
marriage.
They said thy are normal
girls" and like the boys.
But we are not planning 10 give
major consideration to any or them
- collectively or Individually yet
awhile" was the carefully worded
verdict OF Leota, apparently their
spokesman" She said the college
degrees came first with them.
Their words for the Dionne
"quints" were: "thereTl never be
enough dresses 20 20 around, but
they'll have lots of fun-get to 60
places together they couldn't other
wise. The more the merrier."
, 1935-10-16

why didn't RaS Seyoum CEthio-
plan commander In the north and
governor OF Aduwa and the province
OF Tigre) put up a bigger fight2"
Because he realized II was useless.
The Italians had overwhelming num-
berg and materials"
The chieftain ~thereupon pointed to
the mountains beyond Aduwa and
said with prize:
But he's there with a huge army
now. He Is very strong"
How far do your people think the
Italian army will advance?" I ask
ed.
~rhey may not even reach Maka-
L."
Are you looking for a big battle
sometime soon2"
Yes. A large part Of the popula-
ton Is still in the hill villages. This
street which was once a river Of
people "a now deserted"
Italian civil administrators how
ever, insisted that virtually all the
native population had returned here.
Near Aduwa. 1000 men were working
on the new road.
Aduwa Is booming under italian
domination. Prices are soaring to a
point where the Aduwans are quickly
becoming millionaires IN their own
estimation.
, 1935-10-16

purposes we shall have a complete
ly centralized government sxerting
desnctic authority owe our economic
life ca q whole 80
The new order IA concerned with
neither liberty nor individual op-
p0rtunity. For liberty, ~ would sub
stitute authority: for individual inl-
tiAttvC and responsibility. govern
menf planning.
But Ii does stress security.
The irony of Nv In that nf all con-
ditions 70 which men aspire. secur-
ity Is the one which the new order
is least of nll able t0 assure.
only in abundance can there o.
security. Planned and controlled
economies under coercive govern
mentG are scarcity systems. They
were the accepted type before cur
nation was born, and not one even
succeeded I'm ~banishinE famine
ct was not until free enterprise
came that the world knew the mean
inR or abundance"
No nation has achieved the ulti-
mate goal CT security. he said. but
America was marching toward II
with giant strides until the depres-
sion.
, 1935-10-16
FRENCH STAND
GAINS LITTLE
Italy Says Peace Will
Come Only When der
Demands Are Met

ROME, Oct. 16-Fp-A govern
ment spokesman stated Wednesday
that Italy was well aware OF Pre-
mier Laval,s efforts for q peaceful
settlement of the Italo : Ethiopian
conflict - but doubted that the
French statesman would succeed.
italian officials we're In agree
ment with Premier Mussolini's
determination to conquer Ethiopia.
no matter what happens.
AS for the campaign in East Al
RIGA, It went ahead while author
tiles stated that Italy's willingness
to refrain from bombing Adds
Ababa, the capital. depended entire
" upon the Philippians.
II was stated that this answer
had been sent 10 the diplomatic
representatives OF foreign govern
ments stationed In Adds Ababa
who had interceded on behalf Of
their legations and nations In the
mountain city.
The government spokesman said
that Italy was not q party 10 sny
peace negotiations and had mace
no compromise offers To anyone.
In view OF Great Britain's ar
titude, he added. the Italian gov
eminent regarded the possibility OF
there being any diplomatic solution
acceptable to italy as remote"
The authoritative opinion was
that Great Britain would yield no
more To Italy than she previously
had offered-~And why should we
accept today what we rejected sew
eral weeks ago?" asked the official.
He declared italy was in a mucn
better position today In view OF her
military successes IN Ethiopia than
at the time Of the tri-partite con-
, 1935-10-16

SAN BENTTO. Oct. 16.-A benefit
bridge party Wednesday night at
the San Benito golf course club
house viii be the first event to be
held at this building. The benefit
bridge viii be given by the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club.
The clubhouse Is being furnished
this week and the course win be
open for play Sunday.
The clubhouse may be reached BY
taking the first paved road to the
right on the Re- Hondo highway.
taking the first road to the left and
then turning left after crossing the
canal. The clubhouse may also be
reached by driving to the Cowgirl
bend on the Rio Hondo highway.
turning off to the right along the
resaca and walking across the bridge
n the course.
, 1935-10-16

Cooling and soothing Blue Star
Ointment melts on the skin, sending
tested medicines deeply into pores
where II quickly kills itch, letter.
rash, eczema, foot itch, ringworm,
etc. Money back If first jar fails.
, 1935-10-16
Wreck Victim In
Critical Condition

HARLINGEN, oct. rs. - Miss
Agnes Quick Of San Antonio. in
iured in an auto accident here while
visiting the r. c. II. Bigdens. Is re-
ported still in serious condition.
She suffered a broken pelvis IN the
mishap in which Lee Silver Of Har-
lingen was killed. Complications
have developed. according to infor-
nation received by friends here.
, 1935-10-16

versations In Paris last month with
France and Great Britain.
IN any case, Il was officially
explained. no settlement would De
acceptable which did not satisfy
Italy's three demands: expansion,
safety OF her colonies, and the COM
plete disarmament OF Ethiopia.
, 1935-10-16

SAN BENTTO. Oct. l6.-Jimmy
Blue. negro. not cnly lost several
teeth and his bridgework when ne
was struck In the mouth during q
neneral melee In Mexiquito but he
wng fined $40 In corporation court on
a charge Of disturbing the piece. Taft
Brown. who Is alleged to have used q
Stone On Blues face. also wac fined
bf0. -FOUR ether negroes. Tel Brown.
RUBY Brown. Teresa Upton and
Naomi Brown were fined 50 each Ia
ere same cas-.
, 1935-10-16

SAN BENITO. Oct. 16.-H. e.
Farnsworth Of Hyde Park, Mass,
died this week according To word re-
ceived here by Mrs. Z. I. Bucklin. a
sister. MIR. Farnsworth retired two
years ago after long service with the
General Electric Co.
, 1935-10-16

HARLINGEN, Oct. TO. - The
Thompson News Stand " being NOV
ed from Just west Of the johnson
Cafe cn wv. Jackson Gt. 20 Just east
CT this restaurant.
, 1935-10-16
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6. Rp-
Army orders Wednesday included.
Maj. Herbert A. Myers. Fort BlimMl
Texas. detailed with the organised
reserves. Chicago.
, 1935-10-16
I'M Wrong Care

IN Wrong Cage
WEBSTER. Mass. A squirrel
eeamped into the Five Cents
Savings bank and began chewing
corners off $40 bills. TeIlers
couldn't shoe him, so Policeman
william c. Prout was called. +.
the squirrel BIT Prout several
times before he was put in q
patrol wagon, carried two miles
out Of town and freed. Prout re-
turned to his beat with q ban
dnRed arm.
, 1935-10-16
ITALIANS ARE
BUILDING ROAD
TO MOUNTAINS
Duce Claims Natives
Welcome Invaders,
But People Call 1t
Law By Force

Copyright. 1885. by The A. P.)
ADUWA, Ethiopia, 1850 p. M Oct.
4--(Delayed)-The high pressure Of
road construction to the present
front lines permitted the Italian
northern armies TUESDAY to push
their advance toward the more i'm
portant objective Of Makale.
General Emilio de Bono, COM
mander-in-chief Of the fascist forces
In East Africa, left fer field head
quarters after receiving complete
submission Of the civil and religious
authorities OF AkSum. ancient capital
and sacred city Of Ethiopia.
Officers expected Marshal Pietro
Badoglio, chief Of the general staff,
10 come here shortly for q week, with
field headquarters TO be moved closer
TO the front lines.
Road Completed
The new road over the mountains
from Italy's colony Of Eritrea 10
Aduwa, one Of the first detectives
achieved In the campaign OF occupa-
ton, has Just been completed.
II permits trucks to get through
70 the present front with precious
food supplies. Colonel Ernesto Rio
cardi, head Of the engineer corps
which carried the road to completion.
is being called the Hannibal OF
Eritrea."
No special resistance was expected
An the drive on Makale. 90 miles south
Of Aduwa and a strategic caravan
center on the route into the interior.
because Degiac Halle Selassie Gugsa,
governor Of Makale, has come over to
the italian side.
Count Galeazzo Ciano. Son-in-law
az Premier MuSsolini. made a scout
ting flight up to and so miles beyond
Makale. and saw only scattered, small
groups OF Ethiopians who quickly
lied TO cover
Many Ethiopians who surrendered
TO Italy In this region. however, were
still entirely Negus men supporters
Of Emperor Halle SelasSiel, and felt
that Italian occupation was an
example OF law by force"
This morning. I met one Of the
chief men Of this town and my con-
versation with him gave evidence of
the attitude OF some proportion Of
the population Of Aduwa.
How do the people feel about the
italian occupation?" / asked.
They can't do anything but ac-
cept It" he replied. 1T is law by
force"
, 1935-10-16
Flashes of Life

Dizzy Dean, Democrat
YORK, Pa.-Dizzy Dean frown-
Cd az q 18th ward republican
card preferred by n GIRL admirer
COR his autograph.
Il can't sign this" said ha.
I'm q democrat"
som J." the girl said.
30 Dizzy signed, but he scratch
Cd out republican" first.
, 1935-10-16

LAWRENCE. Kas.-To the loud
walls Of padded freshmen Of the
University OF Kansas was added
Wednesday the unanimous dis
approval OF the faculty OF Liberal
Arts college 70 the ancient art OF
hazing.
The faculty adopted a resoIu-
ton addressed 70 the mems stu
dent council called hazinR a
childish practice" which A
highly offensive" not only TO the
victims but to chance watchers
, 1935-10-16

KANSAS CTTY-Charles Dob
son. an ex-convict, told police he
was a gold miner" He prospect
ed" In some 90 homes. ne said.
removing several hundred pieces
OF iewelry. fountain pens. eve
glasses. etc. from which he re-
moved the gold and sold It.
, 1935-10-16

Subject to the comments contained in IA audit report to be submitted y
1885, we hereby certify that, in ow opinion, the accompanying Balance Sheet
fleets the financial condition Of the City Of Brownsville as Of June 80, 1885.
Yours very truly,
CARNEIRO, CHUDNEY a. CO..
Certified Public Accountants
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-18
TRADE VOLUME
GOOD IN MONTH
Long Standing January
Records Broken, Business
Week Says.
By Times Special


NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Business
got off to a good start in January,
and is holding up well, if less spec
tacularly. in February, despite
suspense over the gold clause de-
cision, Business Week reports in its
current issue. Long-standing jan
uary records were broken. by motor
production and deliveries. by drug
sales, deliveries of rayon and fin
ished steel. household equipment
and roofing material sales, and
finally, a new low for business fail
ureS since the twentieS.
Factors such as these, the report
continued, have added to the cur
rent optimism. On the other hand,
new construction, except residential,
lagS behind a year ago. Depart
ment stores sales declined more
than seaSonally from December. but
are 4 per cent higher than last
January. Nineteen chain stores
we're $50 ahead of last year, though
six fell behind, some as much as 7
per cent.
Freight car contracts awarded last
month dropped to "a against 152 a
year ago and 10 in December
Structural steel volume also fell be-
low last years mark, due to the
sharp curtailment of public works
program. Meat prices have scared
so rapidly that consumption is
bound to fall off from last years
high. Railroads have had difficulty
in drumming up enough freight to
edge over the January 1884 totals.
Coal and miscellaneous freight,
which includes steel and motor
shipments. have been the most
profitable divisions.
while washington appears to be
following middle-of- the-road
course between the extreme left and
right" the review said, "the COM
prehensive banking bill and the at
tacks on the proposed Republic Steel
Corp. merger and utility holding
companies have disturbed business
men. The Administration met OPP
position to its plan to pay wages be-
low the prevailing rate of the To-
cality where relief projects are to be
undertaken, but has taken steps to
get it's own way in the end.
Meanwhile the probability de-
creaseS that the $4,8OO,0O0,0OO relief
fund will be spent in the 10 re-
naming months of this calendar
year."