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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

applicants or individuals desiring in
formation. BY arrangement with H
B. Davidson, district representatives
for this county, an expert will be al
the El Centre Chamber of Commerce
every Thursday each week.
Many of the audience made ap-
pointments for today. Questions by
the audience were answered by the
officials. Outstanding facts reveal
ed were:
4 No money Tor building or buy
Il ing homes, refunding mortgages.
or undermining or improving real
estate has ever been available at
better rates, for longer terms, with
greater convenience and giving bet
ter protection, than under the F.
H. A.
. BY using the lenient credit Of
~ fered through the F. H. A. and
thus stimulating the building trades
industries, business improvement
will be better stimulated than by any
other national economic plan. This
is because these industries have been
harder hit by the depression than
any other lines of business or in
dustry.
y Imperial County is not utilizing
= the facilities of the F. H. A. as
much as other parts of the country
as is evidenced by the fact that there
is comparatively little building here
while building permits are up from
200gc to 1907 in other communities
in Southern California. Fifteen mil
lion dollars in loans are committed
in this same section, of which I'm
perial County residents are applying
for but a very little.
A The so-called red tape" in
+ vClved in obtaining the loans is
no more than the proper procedure
anyone would go through in buying.
building, or refunding home, and
protects the citizen against all faulty
construction and artificial values.
Many men and women seriously
considering buying or building
homes, and representing many COM
munities in the county were includ-
ed in the more than 100 persons at
tending the meeting. Officials rep
resenting the Southern California
district of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration who explained the gov
ernment plan were: VIM. o. Harris,
public relations department; David
Wilmer, chief supervising architect
and M. H Mahana, Jr., financial
relations department.
Auspices of Committee
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Better Housing Com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce.
M. o. King presided, and presented
the speakers, explaining the part
that each had in helping the rapid
consideration of loan Applications.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14
RTLINC FACTS On HOUSING REVEALED
Safeway Stores Map Big Campaign
To Push California Walnut Sales

CALIFORNIA; walnut industry, con-
fronted with one of its largest crops
in years, will be aided by Safeway
Stores. Inc, in stimulating con-
sumption of its products during an
intensive pre-holiday season, pro-
ducer- er-consumer benefit campaign,
from November 18th to 10th, 1t was
announced today.
The campaign will be waged
throughout th@ entire Safeway or
ganization, and it is anticipated that
more than quarter million pounds
of walnuts and other varieties of
nuts will be moved into consump-
ton.
The California Walnut Growers
association, organized to help i'm
prove marketing and production for
the industry, is cooperating with
Safeway- -MacMarr Stores in the
conduct of this latest farm relief"
campaign, it was stated.
Milton Heller, general manager
of Safeway Stores. Inc, San Diego,
said that the facilities of the comp
any IN 81 states, comprising more
than 5000 stores, would be used to
help increase the consumption Of
walnuts.
"The nut crop in California" he
said, lis estimated to be the largest
in recent years, and, inasmuch as
prices are somewhat lower than
they have been, we will endeavor
to do the very best sales job pos
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

DIR. Arnold A. Ariaudo, dentist.
246 Professional Bldg. Phone g.
(N2A-MA2Ptts)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

hAE SAnA1s A4OASbA y was tApldAA3SN
by Harris.
This industry was hardest hi
OF all lines of American business,
he declared. In 1884. statistics
show industry, was explained by
Harris. That they were doing on
ly 10 per cent Of the business that
was being transacted by them each
year between 1926 and 1929. Fifty
per cent of our unemployment
came through this drop off in bus
mess"
Backed Against Loss
This resulted, he explained, from
the withdrawal of real estate or
building credit, and the government,
by backing lending institutions
against loss, now places money back
on the market.
Not only do hundreds of thou
sands of families again need homes
but a survey in 1884 showed that at
least 81 per cent of residences need
undermining. The government plan
is outlined to remedy these condi-
tions and raise the standard of living
which is lower in this country than
in many European countries, he said
Real Opportunity
He explained that title l of the
act, provides for the loan of up to
$1,000 for the modernization of pri-
vate residences and a maximum of
S50,000 for the repairing of business
or industrial property. This gives
business men a rea= opportunity to
revive their patronage which, he
said, is falling off in many instances
by the unattractivenes of their
stores.
Title 2 governs obtaining loans for
buying or building or refunding
homes. Applications are limited to
loans within urpan areas. even
though they may be outside city
limits, and are made direct to estab-
lIsh banks and building and loan
firms.
Other Speakers
Wilmer explained the government
procedure in checking applications
and the standards with which
buildings must conform. Mahana
announced that arrangements have
been completed for a F. II. A. expert
to give personal assistance to valley
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14
Y

Car Stolcn-O. F. Haun, 704 Oliv
avenue, reported to the police sta
ton last night that his automobile
was stolen from in front of his
house some time between 2;30 and
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
DIR. GOble HursI--Modern pain
less chiropractic. Light Therapy.
625 State ST., Phone 1895.
(N2P-N17A)
Hotel California Coffee Shop. char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A)
Drunk, Narcotics - Lizzie Wilkes
and her husband, Andy, Negroes,
were sentenced to 90 days in Jail
by Police Judge Lee Nuffer this
morning for habitual drunkenness
and possession of marihuana. They
were arrested last night by Officer
Slick Ackley for throwing rocks
through residence windows.
Herman the Hi-Way Man. Open
for business. (N13A-19P)
Sherwood's for good steaks.
t026P- -A25A)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14
RETURNS JUMP
ON CITRUS CROP
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page II
ernment to withhold its citrus
crops from European markets be-
cause of the needs of military
forces in Africa.
Shipments mounted to 5000 cars
sent $50 importers in 70 foreign
markets.
Armstrong commented, however.
that due to the record crops of
the past season the supply mas
been unbalanced with demand.
The industry" he said, has been
fortunate in having recourse to the
AAA and the California Arizona
citrus marketing agreement in &C
complishing the regulation OF ship
ments to meet existing demands
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

sible so that the California walnut
industry will not be forced to suf-
fer through an unnecessary surplus
of its product.
Newspaper advertising will be
used by each Safeway district in an
effort to encourage the housewife to
buy more walnuts for immediate
consumption and particularly fol
use during the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holiday periods"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Driver Recaptured-Fred Wright
of Brawley was arrested last night
for drunkenness but released on
promise to sleep off the liquor ef-
fects in his car in front of the po-
lice station. He Immediately drove
off but was recaptured. Judge Lee
Nuffer fined him SIS this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14
v 'Wtea!!:t![l@!:;;E! t!!:;;!
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons. local observer for the United
States weather bureaW.
Maximum yesterday .......................- 81
Minimum today .............................. 40
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature ...........-.................... ~
Humidity II
Reading at 5 a. m. Today
Temperature 40
Humidity 40
Reading at p. m. Yesterday
Temperature DO
Humidity ..................................... %
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14
Officials Discuss
Opportunities Here

Startling facts concerning the Federal Housing Ad-
minsraon presented at meeting of Imperial Val
cials
That the purpose of the rehabitate the build
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Furniture Uphoistered-Old mat
tresses converted into inner springs.
Calexico Cotton Products Inc. Phone
295. (Nl2P-D11A)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

10. NNlZf-DllA)
Two Arrested-One man and one
woman were tried for vagrancy in
police court this morning. Joe
Bannon was sentenced to 10 days
in Jail Hazel Lachante pleaded not
guilty and faces trial at o'clock
this afternoon.
A Close Out of light weight wool
ems, formerly $16!75, STATS, $12.75.
Now S1095. In all the new football
shades. Style Shop, 727 Main.
(N13P-N15A)
Best steaks az Sherwood'S.
(026P-A25A)
Just Arrived! New formals and
cocktail gowns in metallic cloth,
MORE, and crepe. Style Shop, 727
Main. (N13P-N15A
DIR. Arnold A. Ariaudo, dentist.
246 Professional Bldg. Phone g.
(N2A-MA2PttS)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Southern California: Fair tonight
and Friday; frost in interior tonight
gentle northerly wind off coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; continued cool;
local frost in exposed places; gentle
wind from the interior; continued
rather high fire hazard in noun
tains.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

This added protection against
moth damage costs you nothing eX-
ira. Lane Chests are so well made
and have such close fitting lids
that moths, fish bugs or other in
sects cannot reach the contents of
a Lane Chest.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

La famosa agencia de mott
cias A. P. ha seleccionado ell 81
guiente gruro de "estrellas" en-
La Conferencia de Futbol del
Sureste: William Geny, de Van
derbilt, end; James Whatley, de
Alabama, tackle; Frank john
son de Georgia, guarda; Wal
ter Gilbert, de Auburn, centric
Middleton Fitzsimmons, Geor-
gia Tech, guarda; Haygood Pa
terson, Alabama, tackle; Gay
nell Tinsley, Luisiana, end; Ri
ley Smith, Alabama, qb; Jesse
Fatheree, Luisiana, lib; Ike
Pickle, Mississippi, hb, y Will
lam Grass, Luisiana, fullback.
Riley Smith, de Alabama, fut
escogido por un grupo de "a pc.
rodistas y coaches.
Vencieron anoche los j6venes
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
VII

Mientras tanto, los dos ninos,
cansados de jugar con la pelo-
la, hs6oianse sentado en- ell Dor
de del jerg6n y sostenian I'm
animado dialo2o.
Lolfn hablaba de su muneca
Lula, y decia tristemente:
Era muy linda, imuy lin
da! Con los cabellos rubios Y los
ojos azules...
i Mas linda que TITLE pre-
gunt6 ell muchacho.
Y la nina respondi6 con una
ingenuidad encantadora:
Ne, mas no; tanto, 81.
Respuesta que hizo mucha
gracia a su amiguito, ell cual e.
chose a reir con todas sus ga
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
MIAMI ACORDO INVITAR A
LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE
VANDERBILT

Miami, die. 5.-El comit6 del
Orange Bowl acord6 aver inVi-
5ar a la UniverSidad de Van
derbilt para que juegue aqui,
con los Hurricanes, ell dia de
de Ano Nuevo. ST la conferen-
cia del Sureste prohibiese Ell
partido, entonces Sc invitara a
Auburn.
Preside el cirauitc 6ureste el
Dr.. John Tigert, pl asidente de
"a Universidad de Florida.
Villanova habia acceptable la
.nvitaci6n; pero ell comite Sc re-
solvi6 por Vanderbilt.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

mas, dici6ndole:
i Quieres darme otro beso
La nina no Sc hizo rogar.
lie rode6 ell cuello con sus bra
citos y lie bes6 repetidas wees.
Como te llamas ?-tregun
to 81.
-Lolin,- = ella.iY
tn?
-GaSparillo.
i Gasparillo! iQu4 nombre
-Gaspar, Ssates? Pero me
dicen Gasparillo.
-iGasparillo que?
MAZDA mas.
-jNo tienes apellido?
Nc.
-Pues yo ST; yo me llamo Lo
lin Gomez.
Y siguieron charlotaneando
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

volvere por aqui.
ST no quiere molestarSe en-
venir, yo ire a su casa.
No, no eS nee aSario; VEN
Dire yo.
Como listed guste.
-Ahora, supongo que no re-
chazaran ustedes... Els una mi
seria; pero como yo no saba.
Tomen, tomen TODD ell dinero
que llevo encima. Este, y 10 que
queda de la merienda, es 10 que
puedo ofrecerles por ahora; pc
TO repito que volvere.
Y les entrego algunaS none
daS que elios reslsrleronse al
pronbo a aceptar, pero que to-
maron al fin.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
ACIONES DE
LA U CAMARA
DE COMERCIO EN- FA-
VOR DEL FUTBOT EN- LA


st. Petersburg, Die. 5.-La
Pequena Camara de Concrete,
despues de investigar las con-
diciones del futbolismo en- la u
niversidad de Florida, tom6 a +.
yer los siguientes acuerdos:
Que Sc adopte una norma mas
liberal en- la Universidad de Flo
rida, en- 10 que respecta a la ad-
quisicion de valiosos atletas. Ell
abandono de la politica de "coa
ching por medic del alumnado.
Procurar un coach de reputa-
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
PRESENTO SUS CREDEN-
GALES UN MINISTRO

Madrid, Die. 5.-Hizc aver
entrega de sus credenciales al
p~residente Alcala Zamora, ell
nuevo ministro de Jugoeslavia.
LIE recogi6 en- la legaci6n, llevan
dolo al pa'acio de la presidencia
de la Rep1blica, ell introductor
de embajadores Sr. Lopez Lago.
Asisti0 al acto ell ministro de
estado, Sr. Martinez de Velas-
co. Ia guardia exterior del pa
lacio rindi0 los honores.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
Como Sc llama listed?

70 NOlIIO sc llama NSeS
Y agreg6 en- seguida, cual 81
necesitase j~ustificar su pregun
ia, 10 que podia indicar muy
bien IN oculto interes al hacer-
la:
No deseo saberlo por mera
curicsidad, sino porque, para
6uscar,e trabajo... GComprende
listed? Necesito saber su NOM
bre.,.
ST, desde luego,-respon-
do Ell Observation-Disclosures, no
tengQ inconvenience alguno en-
ccntestar q 10 que pregunta. Me
namo Gustavo Gomez.
-tGustavo Gomez? Esta
bien: no Sc me olvidara. Mana
ma mismo dare algunos paSos, y
en- cuanto consiga alguna cosa,
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
DEPORTES
LOS PARTIDOS DE
NOTRE DAME EN- 1885

South Bend, indiana, Die. 5.
-Notre Dame anunci6 aver los
partidos de futbol que jugara
en- 1886, con los siguientes "on-
ces"; Carnegie Tech, en- South
Bend, octubre 3; WASHINGTON U
octubre 10; Wisconsin, octubre
IT; Pittsburgh, en- Pittsburgh,
ell "a de octubre; Ohio State, en-
South Bend, ell 81 de Cctubre ;
noviembre Z, la Marina, en- Bal
timore; Nov. IA, ell Ejercito, en-
New York; Nov. Northwestern
en- South Bend, y die. 5, South
California, en- Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
DEPARTMENT. DE 30,
XEO Y LUCIA EN- MIAMI

Miami, Die. 5.-La comisi&
de gobiergo de la ciudad de Mia
mi acordo aver crear ell dear
de boxeo y 1ucha, que
sera aconsejado por un comitf
de tres ciudadanos.
Tendra poder ell organismc
creado para legalizar peleas de
boxeo, luchas, ETC., y conceder
l~icencias a empresarios, directo-
res de pugilistas, luchadores y
boxeadores.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

UN ~REPRESENTANTE de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
Ell lunes para mostrar ejemplos
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flan,
Precio solo 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
LA COMISION DE REVISION


Madrid, Die. 5.-La comisi6n
de revision constitutional Sc
reunio aver y tiene va muy ade-
lantados sus trabajos.
EsperaSe ell informe antes
del dia Is del presente mes.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Ia fama de Chino no debe ha
Der llegado a la Habana, por-
que no Sc eyplica que Parga no
lie haya hecho una ventajosa
proposition.
Els muy superior Alvarez, juz
gando por sus demostraciones
al campeor cubano de las 1876 IL
bras.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Texas A y M piensa derrotar
a los Metodistas del Sur, en- ell
partido de manana, malogran-
doles ell viaje a California. Muy
pocas personas Green que la a.
menaza Sc cumplira. Las apues-
tas estan a favor de los Meto :
distas, en- New York y en- otros
lugares bien informados sobre
ell "futbol".
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
TIRANDO Ell BALON

del Tampa College, en- Plant
Field, a la Academia st. Leo.
con anotaci6n de Is por 7. Unas
mil personals desafiaron ell frio.
st. Leo hizo su 1nico "toch-
down en- los momentos finales
J. Fernandez anot6 los dos
"touchdowns" de los locales. M;
Igadan Sc distingui6 por los vi
sitantes.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
PeIeara McAvoy con los camp mes de>s
~categorias peso medic pes complete igero

New York, Die. 5.-La corpo
raci6n Madison Square Garden
Ia resuelto dar al pdgil ingles
Jack McAvoy oportunidades de
combatir aqui por los titulos de
reso medic y peso complete Ii
gero.
McAvoy hizo magnifica i'm :
preston en- su pelea con Al Nc
Coy y Sc lie contratara para ba-
.irse con John Henry Lewis, ell
negro campe6n de las IT'S libras
y con Babe Risko, ell campeon
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Sc VENDE.-Una buena ga
ca, de 8 dfas de parida, con su
ternero. Dirijase a 2729, Spruce
West Tampa
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
CON LOS GUANTES

Martinez de Alfara, ell cam
econ espand del peso medic,
que anoche venci6 a Sofa, en-
Barcelona, ha rechazado ofer-
tas que Sc lie han hecho desde ell
~extranjero. Dice que a el lie bas-
ia con pelear en- Espana y para
les espanoles. Una norma pa
tri6tica que probablemente no
lie rendira TODD ell dinero a que
tiene derecho por su habilidad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Washington, die. 5.-El DR..
T. v. Neal, presidente del How
ard College, de Birmingham,
Alabama, Sc refiri6 a la suges-
ton del DR., John j. Tigert, pre-
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
Folletin No. BAT
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

he conseguido, a pesar de todos
mis- esfuerzos!
-iEn que quiere listed ira
bajar?
En- cualquier cosa... en- 10
que sea-.
ALA veremos. Yo mlrare..'
buscare...
-;C6mo, sonora! llSera us
ted tan bondadosa que...?
i va 10 creo! Y cast me a
trevo a asegurarle deSde ahora.
que trabajara.
-iSerA possible!
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Por 10 visto llegara Nochebue
ma sin que veamos de nuevo en-
acci6n a Chino Alvarez, ell "as-
trc" de West Tampa, vencedor
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

NEAL OPUESTO AL PAGO
DE SUELDOS A LOS AT
LETAS
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

a pelear bajo la direction de-
Garden, que lie ofrecera a Jose
Luis I'm 'bout" con ell j6ven de
Arizona.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

con la mayor intimidad, acari-
clandose, lbesandose, riendo CO.
mo dos loouelos, como deben
reir los angeles.
VIII
No Sc ola va ell ruido de la
llrvia.
-6Que bora era?-pregun-
to la anciana.
-De5en ser las nueve, POGO
mas 0 menos,-le respondi6
Gustavo.
-iQue tarde! Y a 10 que pa
rece no llueve va.
No Sc. Voy a mirarlo.
Asom6se Gustavo a la puerta
y volvi6 diciendo:
No; ahora no Huere.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

de Manuel Quintero y Relam-
pago Saguero. Jim Downing O
freci6 que traeria a Benny Bass
y, efectivamente, no Sc ha Wis
to por AGA al j6ven de Filadel-
fla.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

-Lo procurare, al menos...
En- fin, no Sc apuren uStedes +;
tengan eSperanZa...
Esta vez, no pudo como an
ties sustraerse a las manifesto
clones de ~gratitud de aquellos
dos infelices. Soledad lie cubrio
las maNos de besos, Y Gustavo
exGamG, llorando:
-iBendita sea listed, seno-
IA, que en- nuestra desespera-
oi6n viene a traernoS el consue
10 de una esperanto! iNuestra
gratitud sera eterna!
VI
Siguieron hablando de 10 mis-
mo.
La sonora pregunt6 a Gusta-
vo:
La gaceta., 1935-12-05
lei peso mkdio.

lei peso 1dlo.
4: s: :: :: : : !: !: J / !: :: -: =: !: !: !: =: :: !:
eficiencia, Unces Sc lie en-
frentara con wis, en- ell mes
de enero. LEWIS Sc ha ofrecido
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

Vencieron anoche los j6vene.
La gaceta., 1935-12-05

ci6n naeional, Ne relaSiG
mes rolfticas y dsslgzos de
ternidades''.
FL cCmite que inform6 eE
ba compuesto por un ALUMNI
la Universidad de Florid1
de Emory y otro ciudadandV
taron afa1or de esas recon-
dacions%as Pequenas CamaV
mas /Comercio de Jackson.
villee Tampa, Miami Beach
Miami, Pensacola, Tallahassee
Daytona Beach Y Gainesville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-04
lS-HOLE GOLF
READY
BEFORE May |
Bennett Makes Announce
ment at Kiwanis;
FER Thanked

Hendersonville's 18-hole Don
aid Ross golf course will DE open
ed in it's entirety before May l.,
DR.. j. G.. Bennett, president, told
the Kiwanis club this afternoon
in a program emphasizing the
community'S needs in the way of
sports entertainment for home
folks and visitors.
DR.. Bennett gave major credit
for completion of the course to
the Federal Emergency Relief as
ISOLATION, and Noah HollOwell, as
sociatiOn director responded by
saying his office would continue
to cooperate with this and other
sports and recreational progress
insofar as possible.
Other speakers discussed ten
mis-. fishing, horse shoe pitching,
shuffleboard competition. and the
meeting was concluded by k. H..
Whitmire, a guest speaker, who
said local people could do nothing
more important toward attracting
visitors and new residents than
supporting. a well rounded sports
and entertainment program.
J. H. Lampley, chairman OF the
clubs sports committee, had
charge of the meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-04
IRISH FREE STATE CITIZENS
NOLONGER BRITISH SUBJECTS
UNDER LAW PASSED IN DUBLIN

"Henceforth, no person born in
this country and who is national
of this country will be regarded
as a British sobject."
James H. Thomas, dominions
secretary in the British govern
ment, stated the case for the
crown when he declared: II am
advised that the bill does not pur-
port to and cannot, in any case,
deprive any person of his status as
a British subject"
The constitutional issue which
is virtually affected by the citi-
zenship bill, is the so-called "com-
mon status" or common citizen
ship in the British empire, ap-
proved by the Irish Free State in
cooperation with the dominions,
under the statute of Westminster
in 1880.
A question raised last night
was: If Irishmen no longer pos
sess this common citizenship of
the empire as we'll as their own
Irish Free State citizenship, what
is the connection now between the
Free State and the rest of the
British Commonwealth? Accord
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-04
E, REILLY May
NOT Be FIRED
Friends Question if Court
Will Let Such Action
Stand

NEW YORK, April a. (UPl-
Friends wondered today if Ed
ward J. Reilly would accept the
dismissal by Mrs. Hauptmann as
chief counsel for Bruno Richard
Hauptmann, convicted Lindbereh
baby murderer.
Mrs. Hauptmann mailed Reilly
his discharge notice last night,
then left on another fund raising
tour.
Reilly could not be reached for
an interview but friends stated
the dismissal might be overruled
by the New Jersey court of err
rors appeals on the ground that
it prejudiced Hauptmann's ap-
peal. Reilly was dismissed because
of an account he presented Mrs.
Hauptmann. The bill was for
$4,000 and she termed it "Exor-
bitant and premature" Appeals
for funds for the defense made
among German-Americans in the
middle west are receiving cold re-
spouse since Reilly's action.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-04
RAY HAMILTON
IS NOT FOUND
IN TENNESSEE
Tip on Presence Proves
False; Davis Women
Face Grand Jury

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April a.
(UP) - Department of justice
agents today had failed to find
any support of rumors that Ray
mond Hamilton was in Waynes-
boro, Tenn. Officers rushed to
Waynesboro last night after a
phoney tip that Hamilton and
his two pals were there.
JACKSON, Miss, April a.
(UP)-Dorothy and Estelle Da-
Wis, alleged companions and ac-
completes of Raymond Hamilton
today faced a federal grand jury
under bond of $4,000 each.
They waived preliminary
hearing Wednesday on federal
charges of associating with Ray.
mond Hamilton in the robbery OF
the bank at Prentiss last Thurs.
day, and were bound over by the
commissioners under bonds Of
$4,000 each. :,
The commissioner had said he
would take under consideration
requests for reduction of the bono
after the women obtained counsel.