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, 1935-01-29

DALLAS, Jan. 20. R9-The moth
ers OF Clyde Barrow and Bonnie
Parker. slain outlaw couple, were
among IS persons in jail Tuesday as
federal authorities brought a nation
wide drive against harborerS Of Grim
inals into the southwest.
Other relatives Of the notorious
couple, shot down In Louisiana by
officers on May %. 1884. were in
cluded in the blanket indictment
charging a conspiracy to harbor and
, 1935-01-29


"Europe's Lady of Allure" has
come, seen. and conquered Holly
wood. This Is proved BY the recep-
ton given Mady Christians. newest
glamorous personality from Vienna,
making her American Green debut
in Metro-G Oldwyn Mayors "A
Wicked woman" showing Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Queen theatre,
Brownsville.
The beautiful star OF The waltz
Dream" and other continental hits
comes 10 the American screen I'm an
intensely dramatic c~ross-section Of
a woman's soul that permits her 10
run the entire garut OF humai emo
items. AS Naomi Trice. woman OF
lowly beginnings. who rises 10 a
place In q modern American city.
even In the shadow Of a fearful past.
the viennese actress proves herself
one OF the most powerful portrayers
OF human emotion the screen has
seen in years.
, 1935-01-29
+ + MEETING SET

tcpeclhi " ANC H -
SAN BENITO. Jan. 29.-Addi-
tional cotton meetings to be held
this week are as follows, according
70 Henry Alsmeyer, county agent:
Tuesdav night-La Feria and RAN
rerville schools. Wednesday night
Santa Maria school.
Local acreage reduction commit
tees Are named at these meetings
bv contract signers.
number of meetings have been
held over the county.
, 1935-01-29
Movie SideIghts
CAPITOL

An exceptionally large cast was
selected TO play In support OF James
Cagney In his latest starring vehicle.
The st. Louis Kid" showing We'd
nesday only at your" Capitol.
Brownsville.
Jimmy himself Is said to have won
new laurels In this picture which
has been hailed as his most hilarious
and most exciting up to date.
Patricia Ellis has the leading fem
mime role opposite Jimmy and Is the
romantic interest. in the picture. Al
though still In her teens she has had
a long stage career and recently has
made good.
, 1935-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS DA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure continued
moderately high to high practically
throughout the United States since
last report, with temperatures gen.
orally near the seasonal average,
and generally settled weather except
for some local cloudiness with a light
snow flurries or misting rains. NO
measurable precipitation occurred
apparently at any Of the stations
from which this office receives re-
ports.
Brownsville 8 a. m. EST) sea-
level pressure 30.27 inches.
, 1935-01-29
THE WEATHER

East Texas least Of Tooth meri-
diam: Mostly cloudy Tuesday night
and wednesday; slightly colder in
northeast portion Tuesday night.
Light TO moderate northeast TO
southeast winds on the coast.
, 1935-01-29

SAN BENITO, Jan. a. Chmn.
Denver Hance Of the Highland unit,
Valley Vegetable Growers Assn. has
called q meeting for Tuesday night
at the Highland school.
, 1935-01-29
MORE VOICE FOR
| PEOPLE URGED.

(COpyright. 1885, by the AP)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Secre-
tary Wallace. author or a proposal
for an economic supreme court.
proposed Tuesday that II be tried
out within n single state.
Declaring that the United states
has @some terribly significant de-
cisions 70 make" within the next
few years and that ~the people
should be let I'm on the choice" he
has suggested creation or u power
full group of four men who would
pass on key questions or national
policy and submit them 10 popular
vote. The decision Of the people then
would be binding even on the su-
preme court.
ChuckIes Mt Critics
Considerable criticism has been
aimed at the proposal since he v0ic-
ed It last week. Tuesday the secre-
tary with n chuckle. remarked that
evidently many critics had not read
his plan through.
II said" he declared, "that on
such matters rs tariffs, debts. and
land policy there al be no unanim-
ity OF opinion but that we need now
as never before some new ways 20
shake our minds awake and q new
means to express more thoughtful
resolutions In the light Of the facts
There Es certainly no threat 20
democracy In q plan which would
make true democracy possible. Some
people seem to fear that an econo-
mic council would submit to the peo-
| pie every wild scheme which was
proposed by some pressure group.
Hits Townsend Plan
"I do not believe. for instance. that
four economic councillors Of the type
I have in mind-intelligent. sound
" grounded, and f~ar-sighted mer
would wei approve such a scheme
as the Townsend plan and submit II
to the vote Of the people. Their JOB
would be to tell the people the whole
truth. with the seamy sides al turn
ed outward"
He suggested that some state might
try the plan as an experiment. say
ing its experiences would make ex-
cellent background for future de-
velopment."
The principal weakness OF the pro-
posal. he acknowledge. Is concentra-
ton Of power In the hands OF the
president who would appoint the &C.
onomic councillors. However, he add
, 1935-01-29
BRUNO'S story
PACK OF lies,
STATE CLAIMS

Copyright. 1885, by The APP
BENNINGTON. N. J.. Jan. 90
Jersey spread wider Tuesday the
confusing webs Of cross-examina-
ton in which 1t proposed to trap
Bruno Richard Hauptmann irrevoc.
ably through the word Of his own
testimony.
ANYBODY and everybody" said
Attorney General David T. Wilentzs
mentioned by the defense a. sus-
poets win be cleared. Hauptmann
win clear them by hts own testj-
mony.
tx think the purpose Of our cross
examination has been met already.
When you show that a man lies and
lies. that's all you can do"
Claim Is Myth
As Hauptmann took the stand on
the third Gay Of his own defense
against the charge OF murder in
the KIDNAPPING OF the Lndbergh
baby, Wilentz' pounding cross-ex-
animation focused on the rain-sod-
den Shoebox Of ransom money which
Hauptmann asserts he found In the
kitchen closet OF his own home.
HIS claim, declared the state,
was a myth. and Wilentz relentless
ly prObed the white-faced defend
ant on his dealings with the late
Isador Fisch, said by Hauptmann
10 be the owner OF the ransom bills.
The Bronx carpenter was more
composed as he entered a new
session OF his cr0Ss-examination, an
experience which drew from him
Monday tortured cries OF stop that,
stop that"
Frederick A. Pope, one Of Haupt-
mann's lawyers, said that IF nee
essary the defense will cite 70 the
higher courts the attitude OF the
attorney general and the conduct
OF the trial"
Pope was believed to refer par
ticularly TO wilentz' shout at Haupt-
mann: Don't you ever tell the
TRUTH"
, 1935-01-29
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third
wind velocity at 8 a. m: fourth. prec-
.pitation Ia last a. hourel
, 1935-01-29

HARLTNGEN- "A daughter was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. G. s Adams
al Che Valley Baptist hospital
, 1935-01-29
RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no material change
n the river during the next few days.
Flood Present 2f-Hr. 24-Hr.
, 1935-01-29

NEW YORK - The police de-
partment has a new liquor squad.
and it's I'm q class by itself.
It comprises 125 men chosen on
their fitness to fill "gentlemens
jobs" They win 20 to restau-
rants, bars and wholesale liquor
houses to check up on tax stamps
and licenses.
The squad. on which are q num-
Der Of college men, has q pretty
good intellectual rating. Collec-
lively, the boys can speak IL Ian
guages.
, 1935-01-29

High and low tide at Point Isabel
wednesday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High 3:l5 ~ m
Low o.7l n III.
, 1935-01-29

PITTSBURGH William g.
Pearce bought O. monkey ~ q
part Of q theatre spectacle, but
the monk made a spectacle out OF
him. he claims. 80 he wants &c.
900.
Pearce testified he tried TO rut
Jim" the monk In the theatre
lobby to attract trade and GO he
did 50 Jim bit him IA times.
Defendant Michael A. Maiorana
told the court Jim was extra
tame when he left the pet shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
SOCIAL SURVEY R
 BEING MADE BY
 INDIAN BUREAU
Don aid Hartzell Aboard Boxer Visiting Southeast
 Points, Due Here Soon

With the arrival of the Boxer. Bureau of Indian Affairs vessel, in Southeast Alaska. an extensive sur-, vey of social and economic condi- lions among the native population is being undertaken, it is an- nounced by Charles w. Hawkes. worth, head of the Bureau in the Territory The Boxer has arrived at Ketchikan after leaving Seattle August "A with school supplies and will visit all the coast towns, as far north as Hooper Bay in the Bering Sea. Aboard her is Donald Hartzell of Juneau, Superintendent of Social Welfare for the Indian B Bureau, who is conducting the study in this portion of Alaska. A similar survey is being made by George Dale of Anchorage, As sociate Supervisor of Elementary Education, for the remainder of the Territory.
 It is planned to obtain through the survey accurate information on the summer earnings and other in- come of the native population to be used as a basis for distributing relief or giving such other service as may be necessary to assure sound economic status for the peo- pie of the various communities.
 The Boxer. with Capt. Ellsworth Busch in command, is now at Ket- chikan and Metlakatla and will be in Juneau in week or 10 days as many stops are being made enroute After going to the Der ing Sea, she will load coal at Sew ard for delivery to stations in Southeast Alaska on the return trip south. 'fs
 The North Star, another Bureau vessel, is now in Kotzebue Sound, enroute to Point Barrow with sup plies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
BIOGRAPHY OF BACHELOR GIRL"
 IS AT CAPITOL

Ann Harding is cast as the bache- Ter girl in Biography of Bachelor Girl" which opens tonight at the Capitol Theatre. Robert Montgom- cry plays the part of the hard-boil- ed magazine editor who induces the girl to- write the colorful story CT her life. A train of ex-admircrs flock back to beg her to abandon the projectswhich would bring ruin to them, now that they have be- come important public figures.
 Edward Everett Horton is cast as one of the x-admirers--a pompous politician Charles Richmond pays the part of publisher and Una Merkle is his daughter. The Ines Of the s. N. Behrman story we 2 adapted to the screen by Anita Loos, and the picture was directed by E. H Griffith.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
HAPPY LANDING" FEATURE SHOW AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

Ray Walker and Jacqueline Wells are co-featured in Happy Landing, '" the screen version of Stuart An thony's air story, which opens at the Coliseum Theatre tonight. Hy- ram Hoover, who has been active in stage engagements at various the aters since his arrival in Hollywood a year ago, and is now making his first bid Sfor screen prominence. is seen in ean important supporting role. ss M U
 The cast also irieludeSN N oah BHery William Farnums Morgan Conway, Warner Richmond and Ruth Ro- maine. R. N. Bradbury directed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
GOING. ]. ,. !. BACK ID SEE
 OLD FRIEND
Joe Ibach Absent from Fox Ranch Until Saturday
 Will Fly Again

Rex Beach, Alaskan novelist, flew to Icy Straits yesterday for visit with his friend Joe Ibach, famous guide. only to find the Ibach fox farm deserted except for a care taken, who infor d him the Ibachs would be absent until Sat lurday. He was forced to return to Juneau '
 Beach was flown to Lemesurier Island in Icy Strait in PAA plane piloted by Alex Holden. s
 T shall go back Saturday." said MT. Beach, upon his return. T have waited too long tc see Joe not to see him now. We shall fly over Saturday morning and I shall take a later boat back than I had intended-or, if necessary, shall fly to Prince Rupert and take train from there"
 Joe Ibach. whom Beach has not seen for 25 years, was his guide on la hunting trip in Cordova made with Fred Stone-a trip that mark ed Ibach's first venture into the guiding which has since made him world famous. On Fox Farm Ihach and his wife operate a fox farm on Lemesurier Island and are well known to all Alaskans. Their absence on prolonged trip into the wilds made it impossible for Beach to communicate with them until their return. Meanwhile, Beach was not idle. This morning found him postpon- ing a hunting trip with pr. Coun- gil, that he might work on his article on Matanuska, which will be published in the States.
 Ut is time I wake up and re- member life isn't all pleasure" he smiled, indicating the work which had piled up during his extended vacation. T am going to settle down and work today
 Later in the day, MT. Beach will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. James Wickersham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
Loses Her Hut, Exclainling
 With DeHght

Mrs. r. A. J. Gallwas of Douglas Fcal!zed Q cherished ambition last ai ht, but lost her hat
 Mir. and Mrs. Gallwas. residents of Douglas for more than 90 years and ardent supporters oi the Juneaa Douglas bridge project since it was csganizsd many years ago, viewed t.se structure for the first time last n!ght.
 T..c two came to Juneau on the ferry last night and were taken 10 the approach to the bridge in an automobile. AS Mrs Gallwas walk ed cut on the bridge, exclaimins with delight at actual accomplish mcnt of long-anticipated pleas ure, her hat blew off and floated away on Gastineau Channel beyond recovery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
ttQ ..s
 SHOWER GIVEN

Mrs. Jessie McCrary, bride of R. w. McCrary of the Pacific Alaska Airways, was entertained at her home with a miscellaneous shower last night by the following. Hos tesses Ida Roller and Mrs Murray Stuart. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Mrs c. V. Kay Mrs. Clara Shear CT, Mrs. Pearl Seeds, Mrs. Eva Chase, Renee Guerin, Mrs. Sheldon Simmons 3
 Following the informal party, the group visited the Terminal Cafe, where music and dancing was en- joyed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29

Richard Wilson lef of backing hunt and Charles bridge Liberty (op Providence they off Delaware coast where they be worth Meanwhile salvage ship seeking wreck of liner Lns
 M kTs As VT nc it's gold. .-Svs VT - '
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
GIANT SPIDER CRAB
 IS ON DISPLAY HERE

A giant spider crab is on display at the Miners Recreation Parlors today, brought in this morning by Andy Brensdal of the h al i b u t schooner Ford. The deep sea crea- ture.. which was caught at Elder Rock, Lynn Canal, was alive this morning, and is covered with live barnacles, which are attracting much attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
U. AND I. TO REOPEN

The Old U. and I. Lunchroom, one of Juneau's oldest restaurants, will reopen it's doors Saturday, after having been closed for sev- eral weeks.
 The same popular meals, short orders, lunches and prices will pre- vail as before, Johnny Walmer, genial proprietor, stated Several renovations were underway today. which will put the cafe in more modern condition for the opening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
BID MEETING POSTPONED

The special meeting of the City Council called for last night for awarding of bids on Douglas plb- lie works projects was postponed again late in the afternoon when certain information bearing on pro- posed changes in the specifications failed to arrive frcm Washington.
 The meeting will take place as soon as government engineer. R. A. Gridley. who is negotiating with Federal authorities in the matter, receives the proper adyicss-s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
SET DEADLINE FOR
 PWA APPLICATIONS

Non-Federal applications for loans for PWA work must be in Wash ington by September ', according to information to Gov John w. Troy, PWA Administrator for AL aska, from H. B. Hackett, PWA chief under Secretary Harold Ickes at the national capital.
 The final date for applications had previously been set as Sep- tember 16 It was later changed to September 12 and now is fixed for the 7th.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
TEA AND SHOWER IS GIVEN IN HONOR OF
 MISS VENETIA PUGH

In honor of Miss Venetla Pugh whose marriage to MT. Carl Austin Hahn will take place soon in Phoe- nix, Arizona, Mrs. Robert Bender was hostess at a tea and handker- chief shower Wednesday afternoon. At the tea table, where center piece. of white flowers furnished a bridal motif, Mrs. Smith Cass and Mrs, Miles Inlay poured during the afternoolls Mrs wv w. C6uncil, the Misses Jane and Lillian Alexander, Mrs. W. B Kiillball and Mrs. C.. E. Morgan served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-29
PETERSBURG VOTES BONDS

The Petersburg City Council re- gently applied formally for gov ernment grant of 45 percent of the amount necessary for the purpose of grading Front Street and install ing sidewalks and sewers. Local taxpayers voted in favor of issuing $35,O0O worth of municipal bonds for that purpose. r.''f'e @1ss t8
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
Las plncipales peleas de la semana

New York, nov. 25.-Barney
Ross, Ell campe6n del peso well
ter, Sc batira ell viernes, en- Los
Angeles, California, con Cefe-
rino Garcia. En- ell mismo pro-
grama Freddie Miller, campe6a
del peso de pluma para la N. B.
A. peleara con Jimmy Cristy,
de Chicago.
John Henry Lewis, nuevo
campeon de las IT'S libras, ten
dra de rival a Make Rosen-
bloom, ell excampeon, aunque no
Sc discutira ell tftuio; este COM
bate sc efectuara en- San Fran
cisco.
Primo Camera, vencedor del
Aleman Walter Neusel, comba-
tira esta ncche, en- Filadelfia.
con Ford Smith, de Montana, a
10 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

ser listed quien me recuerde ell
cumplimiento de mis- deberes.
GQuiere encargarse de que mi
hija sea bautizada?
i Por que no?
Con mucho gusto.
-Sera un nuevo favor que
tendre que agradecerle.
-iQue nombre quiere US
ted que Sc lie ponga?
y 6por que csc?
Elena.
-Fue ell de mi madre.
-iAh!
Ell nombre para mi mas
querido...
Me parece muy bien.
Andrea, agreg6 luego timi-
damente:
-Habra tambien que ms
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

Y un suspiro de compassion
brotaba de sus labios.
iCompasi6n! iiQue hermoso
sentimiento!
Mario Sc transformaba, sin
duda alguna; era otro moral
mente.
Su alma despertaba al SEN
timiento, y dando fe de vida,
atestiguando la eterna ley de
que ell coraz6n siente mien-
tras late Y que de I'm sentimien
to mace otro y otro, a impulses
de las ilusiones, escabel de la
vida, comenzaba por enterrar
su amor a Lorenza bajo aque-
LA compassion, semilla tai vez
de nuevos y mas hermosos sem
timientos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
CON LOS5
JOSE LUIS ES UN HOM ACRUEL

PaH Calico publica un ar :
ticulo ~ Fair" y sobre
JosILuis, ell campe6n sin coro-
nasdel peso complete, dice:
"Antes de que 70 conociera a
jose Luis, ell p1gil de la raza ne
gra, habia dido que era muy
lbueno para con su madre, que
lee la biblia, que es un hombre
de sangre fra en- ell ring, pc
70 fuera de las sogas un caballe
70 p~erfecto.
Cuando finalmente lie conoci,
en- Poptom Lakes, lie vi q%uieto,
politico y dGfcreto; pero me do
"a impression de que era una per
soma salvaje, un hombre en- ell
que la civilization solo descan-
sa como I'm chal sobre los hon.
bros.
Tuve ell sentimiento de que
me encontraba en- una habita :
ci6n con un animal de las selvas
~ que sus managers eran sus do
madores.
Despu6s de TODD es cierto Due
81 comcr6 a su madre ura casa
de $4,000, en- Detroit, Y que
ali lie mostraran a listed 10 BIZ
!blia. Pero el Gamma como un a
nimal, y no lie mira a listed en-
los ojos. La expression de 81 ca
ra es agria y adusta. Cuando yo
le vi hacia frente a un grupo de
periodistas, 10 que no es tarea
facil para Un muchacho de 81
amos.
Era, tambien, cinco dfas an
ties de la pelea y estaba llegando
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

dos algunos dias mas, aunouc
ell enfermo no estaba adn res
tablecido del TODD ,su estado
era muy satisfactorio, Y la
condesita lie dijo:
-Puesto que va no necesi-
ia listed de mi, debo poner ter
mino a mis- diarias visitas.
-GMe abandona usted?-
exclam6 81, estremeci6ndose.
-iEso nunca! Siempre que
me necesite, acudir6 a su lado;
pero listed comprendera.... Mi
mission como enfermera, ha
conclude; NADIA tengo va que
hacer aqui.
Dice listed bien... Dispen-
ell egoismo me ha hecho
formular una queja injusta.
Era para mi un consuelo tan
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
Sc ha ordena@ mvestigar la p rkey
Quiere abolir ell boxeo

Boston, Nov. 25:-El repre-
sentante Owen Gallagher, de es
ia ciudad, ha redactado IN pro-
veto de ley aboliendo las leyes
de boXeo de Massachusetts. Ga
llagher, uno de los 1910 Sspec-
tadores que vieron la pelea
Jack Sharkey-Desconocido Win
ton, dice que hoy presentara ell
lproyecto, en- la asamblea del es-
tado. me parece que las peleas
han sido degradadas hasta tai
punto en- Massachusetts,, que
los fanatics eAan disgustan-
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
Ell TEMPO

Claro para 10y y manana.
Temperature maxima aver, 60
grades; minima, 40.
Marea alta a las 12:48 a. m.
v 2:48 p. M; marea baja a las
SOL a. m. Y 7:19 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 700 a. m. y
Sc pone a las :35 p. M; sale Ia
luna a las 6:35 a. m. y Sc pone
a las $40 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
DEPORTE
LEWIS IUCHARA EN-
BENJAMIN FIELD

Esta noche hara su primera
presentation en- Tampa ell We
terano luchador "Estrangula-
der" Lewis, excampe6n mum
dial. Jim Downing ha escogido
como antagonists a Jack O.
Brien.
Lewis ha ganado mas de
$1,000 900 como luchador y en-
sus buenos tiempos derrot6 a
ice Stelcher, John Pesek, Dick
Shikat, Don George, Ray Steele
Jim Browning y Joe Savoldi.
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

grande verla siempre a mi Ia
dol.
-Pero ESQ no puede seguir
siendo, amigo MIC.
-Tiene listed raz6n; no pue
de ser!
-Otros desgraciados solicit
tan mi atencion...
-Vaya listed, vaya listed a
eJercer junto a otros infelices
sus deberes de angel consola-
dor; vaya a salvarlos, a infun-
dries la esperanto Y ell amor a
la vida, como a mi me los ha in
fundido.
La despedida fue muy carl
nosa y separaronse prometien-
do volver a verse.
Ell convaleciente Sc Qued6
muy triste, y en- vano procura-
La gaceta., 1935-11-25
IA Gaceta Folletin No. 1888
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

dfa, la sonrisa de Andrea fue
mas triste.
va no tenia que esforzarse
tanto en- ocultar su dolor, pues-
to que este era conocido.
Mario, vi6ndola IN dfa y otro
de aquel modo, la compadecia,
pensando:
"-.Sufre! iAh! Siempre los
hombres, que tanto malo hemos
dicho de las mujeres, somos los
causantes de la desgracia de
elias. iPobre Andrea! 81 20 pu-
desc consolarla....."
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

pies l pulgada de estatura, y
Primo Camera, ell excampe6n
del peso complete, con 265.
Smith salt6 a la prominencia
poniendo a dormir a Art Larky.
Vino al este pele6 con Buddy
Baer, hermano de Max, derro-
tandOlo. Despues, en- Detroit,
Ray Impelletiere lie venci6 por
fallo de los jueces, aungque ell p1
blica ~protesto.
Camera, que dice aspira de
nuevo a la corona, finaliz6 aver
su en~treaamiento,
La gaceta., 1935-11-25

Leu Ambers, que ACADIA de Gu
rarse de la fractura> de la mandf
reaparecera frente a Geo.
Levy, de Trenton, hoy por ma
noche en- Newark.
Midget Wolgast, excampe6n
del peso de mosca, peleara ef
mierccles, en- Oakland, Califor-
MIA, con Henry Armstrong de
adversario,