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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

readily understandable. 1t has con-
siderable cogency, too-being to the
purport that folk who are arming evil
IDENTIFY are getting ready to fight,
Nor do they particularly blame
Germany.
They point out that the Versailles
they required the beaten Fatherland
to cut it's armed forces to a min
imum, ostensibly to enable the vic
torious powers to reduce theirs also
after which, with the Teutons dras-
tically limited, the others, instead of
fulfilling their pledges, have been
arming more heavily than ever be-
fore in peace time.
Hitler finally having kicked over
these traces, professional soldiers can
not see any alternative but a fresh
conflict The only difference of op-
inion among them is as 10 how soon
it will come-within year some say;
maybe not inside five or ten years,
say some
MAY HAVE COUNTER EFFECT
State Department observers agree
with the military folk that armament
increase has been rampant in the
realms of the various World war al
lies since the 1918 armistice was sig
ned in total disregard of their prom
ises to the Germans.
In fact, this traditionally is a sore
subject with the state department, es-
pecially.
Successfully n d e + Secretaries
Hughes Kellogg, Stinson and Hull it
has negotiated for international army
and navy reduction, only to be whip
sawed again and again for a decade
and a half.
If, by any chance, governments like
Englands, Frances and Italy's may
proved to be scared by the Hitleristic
implied threat into genuine acquies-
cence in a real program of militaristic
and naval limitation such American
statesmen as Secretary OF State Cor
dell Hull will not be altogether un-
appreciative Of the Feuhrer's out
-. r---~-- t7-o-- G5o:,>T- o4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of the
estate of Amanda Richardson. de-
ceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Henderson, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of February. 1896,
or this notice will be pleaded i'll bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estf te will please make iul-
mediate payment.
This 18th day of February, 1885
IRVINE B. WATKINS
Executor of the Estate of
Amanda Richardson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
NO DANGER LOSING
STATE PORT LOAN
Governor Says Morehead
City Will Get Its Money,
Backed by Railroad.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 23-There is no
danger of losing the Morehead City
port loan from the Public Works Ad-
ministration, Governor J. c. B. En-
ringhaus said today. The final details
and differences between the Morehead
City Fort Commission, the State and
the Public Works Administration are
now being rapidly ironed out, with the
result that a definite and final an
nouncement concerning the port loan
should be forthcoming some time next
weeg. the Governor said. Until then.
he declined to reveal any further de-
tails concerning the negotiations now
in progress.
The general belief here. however. is
that the board of directors of the At
lantic and North Carolina Railway, in
which the State owns II per cent of
the stock, will take over the active
operations of the railroad in the very
near future. Until recently the road
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

measure by preventing undue debate
on amendments considered by them
not germane.
Senator Thomas, Democrat, Okla
homa, author of the measure provid-
ing mandatory purchases of silver as
basis for currency, threatened new
delays, however. with other amend
ments and parliamentary objections.
He spoke six hours on his amendment
yesterday.
The tabling vote came after Thomas
had objected to an agreement to vote
not later than one o'clock on his and
all other pending amendments to the
DILL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

Washington, March 23.-(AP)-Th
Senate today voted to lay aside the
Thomas silver initiation amendment
to the $488OOOOOOO relief bill
The ballot was 40 to 33 on a mo-
tion by Democratic Leader Robinson
to table the amendment. This parlia-
mentary step of "tabing'' was equi-
valent to eliminating the silver pro-
posal from consideration.
The move was the first drastic step
taken by Democratic leaders to speed
passage of the long pending relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

IL-- -Ngit-.--a
.re~n was behind with its pawn s-ts
a.a taNsr L is believed that 'be
state can take over the operation of
the road. which shows that even ~.
der the conditions of the past few
wears it has made money, and operate
il at a profit An operating budget
for State operation of the road has
already been prepared and submitted
TO the Public Works Administration
which has indicated that if the State
will take over it's operation and pay
the approximately $4,000 in interest
the Morehead City port will be imme-
due on its bonds. that the cash for
diately available.
The first part of this week the out
look for getting the port loan did not
seem very bright, But series of
conferences has been held here this
week between the governor. President
Luthr Hamilton and the A. N. c.
and members of the port commission,
with the result that the troubles seem
TO have been ironed out. The Public
Works Administration will not re-
lease the cash for the port until the
A. and N C. is in active operation
and it's earnings pledged as partial
security for the loan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
Warren Irving Thomas.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Having qualified as administrative
of the estate of w. p Parks, deceas-
ed late of Vance County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un-
dersigned on or before the 18th day
of March, 1887, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
This 10th day of March. 1885
MRS. w. P. PARKS,
Administrative of the Estate of the
late w. p Parks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Bock Page

I. 1914
2. Yes.
g. Checkers.
4. Approximately 25,OOO miles.
5. Ben Nevis, Scotland.
o. commemorative inscription on a
tombstone or monument over a
grave.
7. President Taft
8. Played the fiddle.
8. A large tropical cat.
TO- 1t is about 1O7 miles above tn.
mouth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE.

Another aggressive day and its
child will be fighter. A quarrelsome
nature is not indicated, but a strong,
reliant, warlike quality; rather fond
OF display, always ready to give in
formation and to assert opinions. In
female, the nature will be rather
masculine in its tastes and actions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor Of tbs
estate of Warren living Thomas. de-
ceased, late of the County of Vance.
this is notice to all persons having
claims against the estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned at his home
in Vance County, N. c., on or before
the 22nd day of February. 1887 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar to
same. Ali persons indebted to the es-
tate will please make immediate set
tlement.
This 22nd day of February, 1885.
J. H THOMAS.
Executor of the Estate of
Warren Irving Thomas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE US
sharpen and repair your lawn now
ers. We grind the blades on a
scientific machine and make them
cut like new. No mower too old.
Prompt service, satisfaction guar
anteed. Overton Ideal Sharpening
Service, kittrell, N. c. 23-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
WANT ADS
Get Results

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es, for mail order firms Good pay.
Experience unnecessary, no caU
vassing. Write; stamped envelope,
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Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. 23-1tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

SPORT SKIRTS, SWEATER
Suits, gay scarfs-send them
to us for a rejunevating dry
cleaning. Phone 464. Valet
Cleaning Co. 21-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
CHRIST FOR Al Alt FOR CHRIST
Urll(laf f@0d
g1rtt Ss1 uis y I.s 81 uGAi ma - eA-eEs IIs

THE WAY OF SALVATION Again
when the wicked man turneth away
from his wickedness that he hath
committed. and doeth that which is
lawful and right, he shall save his
soul alive.-Ezekiel 1927.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

Mrs. Anna Hauptmann, whose
husband, Bruno, has been sem
fenced to death for the murder of
the Llndbergh baby, arrives in
Detroit to continue her drive for
funds with which to carry on her
husbands appeal. Mrs. Haunt
mann's face shows the tension Of
prolonged strain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

FOR RENT GOOD EIGHT ROOM
house, garage and garden, close in,
suitable one or two families. r. L.
Mustian, phone 341-W, Real Estate,
Rentals, Insurance. 23-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

THE GROWING KINGDOM: For
the earth bringeth forth fruit of her
self: first the blade, then the ear.
after that the full corn in hte ear
Mark 4:28.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

WANTED TO DO EXTERIOR OR
interior painting, experience Is
years. Notify L. c. Crosson, 722 An
dreWs avenue. 2O-4tj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
rooms, suitable for light housekeep-
ing, very conveniently located. Call
747-J. 23-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

WILL HAVE ANOTHER CAR
load of medium price mules
and horses Friday. Come to
see us. w. H. Wester, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

BUY OLE NEWSPAPERS FOR
wrapping purposes and kindline
fires. Big bundle for 1Oc, three for
25c at Dispatch office. 11-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

PANSIES, LARKSPUR, PHLOx,
Verbena, Ragged Robin, 81 hun
dred. Newport pink hardy phlox,
Sweet William, Snapdragons, Oxalis,
25c doz. Red hardy phlox, 1Oc clump
postpaid. Proctor Gardens, Varina,
N. G. 22-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

NOTICE - 847 N. GARNETT ST
Motor oil lie qt. Come get the best
for less. Also White Gas for cars,
trucks, stoves, lamps, etc. 21-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
Silver Initiation Included
But May Be Dropped Later
CONTINUED from Fege one.)

Wheeler. Democrat, of Montana. for
$4,000 100000 of new currency to fin
anCe the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

TAXI SERVICE. POOLE AND
Davis. We are always at your ser
vice. Csc anywhere in the city.
Phone 743-J. Stand near Bus Sta
ton. 204ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

CHOCOLATE CREAM COVERED
Brazil nuts 39c pound. Open Sun
day. Woolard's phone 81. 23-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

OLD TIME VANILLA CREAMS.
chocolate covered 29c pound Open
Sunday. Woolard's, phone 81. 23-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
or apartment, steam heat, electric
range and refrigerator, tile bath,
harwood floors, five closets, heated
garage. Apply to Mrs. S. Scott Fere-
bee, 153 Granite street. 22-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

France Proposes Penalties
T Or Germany fpr Fe-Arn,ng
AS Musso.ln. Boosts Army
Continued from Page One.I
frontier garrison was described as
purely a arrangement of defense
forces"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

Vincent Astot gave his half
brother, John Jacob A. (top), heir
to $25,000,000, job-as $25
week shipping clerk. fJugoslavia
has given an army pension to Mrs.
Flora Sanders Ceft), who fought
as private in Serbian army for
months inNWorld War before being
discovered. fS0int Granier (right),
chief judge, indicated his choice in
Paris beauty queen contest by en-
bracing Amy Colin, so she was it..
1France is even drilling it's fremen
(below) for war duty. Paris fire
brigade is ready for service in fir
ing line. .-.-.
lCentra1 Pressl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, N. c., as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
National Advertising Representatives
BRYANT, GRIFFITH AND
BRUNSON, INC,

Q East 4lst Street, New York
2S0 N. Michigan Ave-. Chicago
:Ol Dovenshire Street. Boston
General Motors Bldg, Detroit
Walton Building, Atlanta
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
Dropping Of Gold
Deflationary Act

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
Washington Expects
No Early War

Continued from Page OneJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
Offer Hills Measure
AS Money Bill

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23

" A1V ADO
Get Results
LADIES, COPY NAMES, ADDRESS,
es, for mail order firms. Good pay.
Experience unnecessary, no caU
vassing. Write; stamped envelope,
United Advertising, 1114 Dekalb
Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 23~1tl
TAXI SERVICE, POOLE AND
Davis. We are always at your ser
vice. 25c anywhere in the city.
Phone 743-J. Stand near Bus Sta
ton 2O4ti
CHOCOLATE CREAM COVERED
Brazil nuts 39c pound. Open Sun
day. Woolard's phone g. 23-1ti
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
or apartment, steam heat. electric
range and refrigerator, tile bath,
harwood floors, five closets, heated
garage. Apply to Mrs. S. Scott Fere~
bee, 153 Granite street. 22-2ti
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
rooms, suitable for light housekeep-
ing, very conveniently located. Call
747-J 23-1ti
WILL HAVE ANOTHER CAR
load of medium price mules
and horses Friday. Come to
see us. w. H. Wester, Jr.
NOW rs THE TIME TO HAVE US
sharpen and repair your lawn now
ers. We grind the blades on
scientific machine and make them
cut like new. No mower too old.
Prompt service, satisfaction guar
anteed. Overton Ideal Sharpening
Service, kittrell, N. G. 23-1ti
NOTICE - 847 N. GARNETT ST.
Motor oil lie qt Come get the best
for less. Also White Gas for cars,
trucks, stoves, lamps, etc. 21-3ti
OLD TIME VANILLA CREAMS,
chocolate covered 29c pound. Open
Sunday. Woolard's, phone 81. 23-1ti
PANSIES, LARKSPUR, PHLOx.
Verbena, Ragged Robin, 81 hun
dred. Newport pink hardy phlox,
Sweet William, Snapdragons, Oxalis,
25c doz. Red hardy phlox, 1Oc clump
postpaid. Proctor Gardens, Varina,
N. c. 22-2ti
FOR RENT GOOD EIGHT ROOM
house, garage and garden, close in,
suitable one or two families. r. L.
Mustian, phone 341-W, Real Estate,
Rentals, Insurance. 23-1ti
WANTED TO DO EXTERIOR OR
interior painting, experience Is
years. Notify l.. c. Crosson, 722 An
drews avenue. 2O-4ti
SPORT SKIRTS, SWEATER
Suits, gay scarfs-send them
to us for a rejunevating dry
cleaning. Phone 464. Valet
Cleaning Co. 21-3t
BUY OLE NEWSPAPERS FOR
wrapping purposes and kindling
fires. Big bundle for 1Oc, three for
25c at Dispatch office. 11-tf
,|I|E i2iSIlaa S!s|aN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-23
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable Strictly In Advance

NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS
Look at the printed label on your
La opinión., 1935-05-11
INGLATERRA NO
HA REHUIDO Ell
RET0 DE- HITLER
Ell pals construira aviones
para ell consume exclu-
sivo de SUI Ejercito

LONDRES, Mayo TO- (UP). -
FL Departments de Guerra de la
Gran Bretana acepto hoy en- la no
che eI reto de Alemania, y ell I'm.
perio lncles Sc lanzara a n ca.
rrera de armamentos tratando de
construir mas aviones que los que
pueda lamar Adolfo Hitler en- los
dcs mos s~isuientes.
Hitler, en- un reeiente diseurso
que %pronuncio en- Berlin. declare
que "Alemania tiene va tantos avio-
mes de guerra como lnglaterra".
En- re,aci6n con Ia del
sobierno nazi. un portavoz del Co
.h,erno eXplico acknowledgements.
que los s%iguientes pasos han sido
tomados:
FL Ministro de Aviaei6n eiro ms
trucciones a todas las companies
privadas que Sc dedican a Ia cons
trucci6n de aviones. prohlbiendoles
cue acepten contratos eXtr%anjeros.
Sc les comunico iSualmente que
pucden poner sus t~al'eres a traba-
jar con toda Ia actividad necesa-
ria en- vista de que. en- los dos
amos siguientes. I%nglaterra tiene Ell
proposlto de poner su fue aerea
a Ia altura de las mas potentes del
mundo.
lei Gobierno tam5i6n hara impor-
tantes maniobras aereas y girara
instrucciones al pGblico sobre Ia
forma como debera protegerse en-
case de un raid" aereo por una
naci0n enemiga.
Los miembros del Gabinete es-
tan redaetando un ~proyeeto que
p%restaran a Ia Casa de los Comu-
mes. Este proyecto incluye Ia vota-
cion de una fuerte sunna para gas
tos Gle defsnsa.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
LOARRESTAR0N
AVER POR OLER
A CLOR0FORM0
La policia cree haber re-
suelto ell misterio de nu-
merosos asaltos

Con Ell arresto de un hombre alto,
delgado. de ojos CRISES y pelo ro-
j'zo de cuyo traje sc desprendia un
fuerte olor a sustancias quimicas,
la policia cree tener en- su poder
al "asaltante del cloroformo'' que
por varias ha sido bus
cado intensamente.
FL mlsterioso asaltante ha come
lido docenas de atracos en- las pri-
meras horas de Ia ~madrugada y
despues de amnestesiar a sus vic
timas-la mayoria de elias mule
res-las despoja de TODD cuanto lie
van y las ataca luego.
Eel detenido dijo llamarse Raj
nier Reed, de cuarenta v dos amos.
~ declare ser ~ingeniero quimico. con
Residential en- el 9S4 al Sur de Ia
Avenida Normandie.
De acuerdo con los agentes w.
S. Mole Y T. d. Aslup. Rainier fue
detenido cuando Sc i"ntcrnaba en- un
lote vacio al Sur de la Gale Be
rendo.
no pudo eXplicar por que ha-
bfa pasado por ali nj pudo decir a
satisfaction de donde venia y a
donde Sc dirigiaa, declararon los
agentes.
Reed fue internado en- Ia carcel
y varias de las victimas del "asal-
tante del cloroformo" seran lleva-
GAS hoy a la carcel del Condado
tratando de identificar al sospe-
chose.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
Ell Ii HABRA BILLETES
DE A PESO
ClUDAD DE MEXICO. ma

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 10.
OExclusivo).- Que los nueyos BIZ
lletes del Banco de Mexico de uno
dos pesos. %empezaran a circular
el dia Il, es 10 que dice un infor-
semioficial de Ia Secretaria de
Hacienda. dado hoy.
Los uevos biletes seran distri-
buidos en- ayion en- TOGO ell pals, a
fin de que el problema de la falta
de Gambia, quede definitiyamente
solucionado.
Y mientras que l,egan los nueyos
o~illetes. los cheques eXpedidos por
los Bancos Nacional y de Conner
clio. empezaron a circular. siendo
admitidos por ell concrete sin d.
ficultad alguna.
Los cheques b%ancarios solamente
estaran en- circulation mientras que
llesan los billetes Gel Banco de Me
Xico. impresos en- !os Estalos Uni
dos.
Los despachos de las principles
ciudades del pals. hacen saber que
los bancos y camaras de concrete.
han pucsto en- circulation miles
de cheques al p~ortador. con el OBJ
jeto de facilitar las p%equenas tran
sacciones comerciales. solueionando
asi, parcialmente. Ell problema de
la falta de moneda f~raecionaria.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

RS el actor ante las autoridades.
Wallace afirmo igualmente que
"su posieion como ~artista hs SUI
frido ante ell p1blico por las de-
claracioncs de Miss West.
Despues de exponer estas consi-
d~eraclones. Wallace pidio una de-
claracion Official de las autoridades
complexities es~tableciendo "ante IA
nacion entera u ei. Wallace. es
FL esposo legitimo de Mae West
por virtud de una ceremonial que
Sc ceicbro en- Milwaukee en- ell aho
de 1911. y que cualquicr divorcio
que sc haya registrado no debe ser
considerable como Waldo.
Wallace explic6 haber recibido
una informaci-n Ell ell sentido de
que Miss West obtuvo su divorcio
en- una pequena poblacion de Long
Island en- 1915.
La %actri=, quien Sc eneuentra en-
Hollywood actualmente, ha nesado
haber sido esposa de Wallace o de
euslauier otrs persona
La opinión., 1935-05-11
AEROPLANOS
EN- VUELO Per
Ell PACIFICO
La flota aerea parte a
Midway, en- expedition
misteriosa

HONOLULU. Mayo 1o.-(United
Press).-Cuarenta y cinco aViones
de la marina americana Sc encuen-
tran volando hoy entire Honolulu
y la isla Midway "perdidos' tras
una c%ortina de censura.
Ell escuadron aereo sali6 de aqul
a las 7:a0 A. NJ. en- su sa.to de
1900 millas, sobre una ruta que
habra de llevarlos hasta cerca del
Jap6n. TODD ell trayecto Sc halla
patrullado por los barcos de guerra
que estan hacienda grandes manic
bras.
FL Departamento meteorological
anuncia buen tempo. y hasta aho-
"a no Sc ha anunciado ninSuna
perturbation atmosferica. la ruta
exacta. Y 81 los aviones Sc han de-
tenido o salido del camino prefija-
do. es cosa que Sc ignora. Tampa
co podra saberse, debido a Ia CEN
sura m'litar. 81 va Sc encuentran
en- Ia meta.
Todas las maniobrss Sc estsn
dessrrollsndo dentro &c un COM
pleto misterio.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

De PERSONAS
SIN HOGAR
Ell Rio de San Antonio Sc
desbordo debido a las
torrenciales lluvias
Muchos mexicanos duer-
men a la ~intemperie al
perder sus caSaS

United Press para LA OPINION
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Mayo 10.
Una fuerte i%nundacion provoca-
da por ell desbordamiento del rio
San Antonio deio a e%ientos de ia
milias sin hocsr, cause la muerte
de una persona y provoco perdidas
materiales que Sc e%alculan en- un
million de dolares.
+, rio Sc deshorlc mdszpGts ds
t~orrenciales lluvias que eayeron So
bre IN amplia zona de Texas. VIII
Kerans, de treinta amos, muri6 aho-
gado al ser arrastrado por "a o
r~riente.
Numerosas familias meNicanas
quedaron a la intemperie cuando
sus casas fueron arrastra1as por
las aguas del Rio San Antonio.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
AMbERS FUE
VENC|D0 P0R-
FL ITA[|ANO
Canzoneri habia subido al
e~ntarimado con Sill rival
como favorito
Enorme multitud lleno ell
Madison Square Garden.
Bobby Pacho, vencedor
Por JACK CUDDY
C~orresponsal de United Press y de
LA OPINION

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 10.-Mien-
tras una multitud de veinte mil per-
sonas hacia crujir de entusiasmo ell
Madison Square Garden; ell vetera-
no Tony Canzoneri Sc convertia en-
Ell primer hombre en- la historic del
pusiiismo que I'ega a recaptarar Ia
corona de peso Iisero, cuando des-
trozo al joven Lou Ambers en- un
%encuentro a ounce rounds.
Una multitud que llenaba COM
pletamente el coliseo y una de las
mas grandes u han visto un en-
cuentro entire pugilistas livianos.
otorgo una formidable oyaci6n de
diez minutes Ell premio a la haza-
fla del peleador ita!iano que borran
do &c n plumada una decada de
actividades en- ell ring, do a Lou
Ambers una clase de boXeo cienti-
fico, y 10 superb ampliamente en-
los cambios de golpes.
Como un Babe Ruth en- miniatu-
IA. Canzoneri Sc paro enmedio del
ring llevando un ligero hilillo de
sangre sobre Ia boea, unica seha
que lie qued0 de los ounce episo-
dos de pe.ea. Ell tecnico italiano
movia Ia cabeza agredicienGo la
ovaci0n del p1blico. que 10 veia una
vez mas rigiendo la division de los
pesos ligeros, cuya ostento
iesde 1880 hasta fines de 1888.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
DELIBERA Ell JURADO
DE LAMSON

SAN JOSE, Calf, mayo 10.-El
iurado que conoce Ell case de David
Lamson, acusado de haber dado
muerte a su esposa. fue %encerrado
en- sus habitaciones a las diez y
media de la noehe. hoy. sin haber
podido llegar a un veredicto.
Ell jurado tomo ell case en- u ma
nos a las clnco de Ia tarde. notdn-
Gose que Ia cara risueha que mos
traban los Jurados habia desapare-
edo hoy en- Ia noche. Este pare
ce indicar que Sc ha registrado un
~desacuerdo trascendental en- sus de-
libcraciones. Sin embargo, eNiste
La opinión., 1935-05-11
Piden OtrO
JuradO los
4meXicanOS

pidiendo la ayuda de la colo
MIA para lograr que sus hijos OBJ
tensan un nuevo jurado y una
nueva oportunidad de demos
trar su inocencia, los padres de
cuatro jovencitos mexieanos, sen
tenciados a prisi5n perpetua en-
Los Angeles bsjo ell cargo de
haber atacado a la joven Leota
Voguel, Sc dirigiercn aver a LA
OPINION.
"Inspirados en- la meritoris
demostracion de adhesion y en-
ell interes que por nuestros hijos
han tornado muehas personas,
ereemos de nuestro deber hacer
del conoeimiento de aquellos a.
migos que tan embellishments
nos han prestado su ayuda, que
la apelacion ha sido dirigida va
ante las autoridades superiores
y que de un momento a otro es-
peramos Sc conceda ell nueVo
irie;o', dice, en- parte, una car
ia enviads a este p%eriodieo por
los padres de los cuatro mexica-
nos. La carta ahade:
"Abrinamos la firme eonvic-
cion, tomando en- cuenta la a.
yuda que Sc nos ha p%ropiorcio-
nado, que eneontraremos, de
nuevo, en- estcs-momentos deci-
sivos, la cooperation moral y a
yuda pecuniaria de nuestros PAL
sanos.
"Anti7ipando las mas expresi-
vas gracias por 10 cue en- nues-
tro favor pueda hacerse me es
erato. en- nombre de los padres
comprometidos en- este case, re-
novar la protesta de nuestra gra-
titud y reconoeimiento'.-Jose E.
Ramirez, firma.
Los euatro jovenes, Ramon Pc
ma, Ernesto Ramirez, Ramon
Raucho y cecilio Licon Sc ha-
Han aun en- la earcel del Con-
dado, esperanto la decision de
la Corte de Apelaciones sobre e.
nuevo jurado que ha sido Pc
dido por sus abosados.