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La gaceta., 1935-09-14
POMBO SALDRA HOY CON
RUMBO A CIUDAD DE ),
MEXICO

Veracruz, Sept. IA las
HISS de la manana, a las Qua
tro horas de haber salido de
Guatemala, arribo a esta ciu-
dad ell av:ador Juan Ignacio
Pombo, siendo recibido por ell
consul espanol y un numeroso
grupo de espanoles. En- horas
de la noche Sc dio un banquete
en- SUI honor.
Antes de salir para la CAPT
tai mejicana, Pombo hablara
durante dos horas SUI no =
via, Srta. Elena Rivero. que
embarcara aqui hacia Espana.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Sc HACIA PASAR POR
MUERTO Y LLAMARON AL
JUZGADO

ZaragoZa, Sept. 14.-Un in
dividuo encerrado en- la carcel
Sc hizo pasar por muerto y las
autoridades llamaron al jueZ,
de modo que levantase acta.
Cuando ell juez lego a la eel
da del "difunto", este Sc levan
to tranquilamente del camas-
tro y acudi6 a saludarlo.
Ell case ha dado lugar a mu-
chos concentrates.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Ginebra, Sept. 14.-Hablan
do aver ante ell Consejo de la
.Liga de Mciones, Pierre La
val, ell Sprimer ministro II
Francia, dijo que Francia Sc
halla lista para hacer frente a
las obligaciones que lie senala
ell convenio y que no tratara de
evitarlas.
Estas palabras, a juicio de
los bien enterados, significan
,mucho, quieren decir que Ingla
terra tendra la collaboration
militar de Francia, 81 es nece-
sario, para res;stir ell militaris
mo fascista. Sc han comprome-
lido a defender ell convenio In
glaterra, Suecia, Belgica y ia
Russia Soviet.
Informan de Roma que ell
discurso de Laval ha product
do ALI poca impression y que
Mussolini, desafiante, espera
seguir ell curse que Sc ha ira
zado. En- las GALES de Roma Sc
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Sc [EVARON LAS alba
JAS DE LA VIRGEN

Madrid, Sept. 14.-Ladro-
mes a quien busca la guardia
civil penetraron en- ell santua-
rio de la Virgen de los Rene
dios, en- Badajoz, y Sc llevaron
valiosas sortijas y ell dinero del
cepillo. bio la noticia a las au-
toridades superiores ell puesto
de csc cuerpo en- Fregenal.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Sobre las cuerdas de la gui-
tara, anoche, Vicente Celia :
bert pasaba sus dedos magi-
cos.
"a apretaba contra su pc =
cho y la acariciaba como a una
novia linda y dulce.
Las cuerdas vibraban de do
Tor o de algeria y ell guitarris-
ia parecia extasiado, parecla vi
vir, como diria ell maestro Bra
ga, en- otro plano astral.
Transfigurado, gentil, con
la mano izquierda apretaba ell
"talle" Y con la derecHa sal
taba ell chorro de ammonia, de
gracia, de emoci6n.
Silencio de adoraci6n en- la
sala de bale del Centre Espa-
mol. Todos los ojos de los in
vitados, elias y ellos, concen-
trados en- ell artista. Las manos
mcviendose unas veces con rit-
mo religioso, otras con soltura
y rapidez, y siempre la casca-
da de dulzor y sentimental
dad de las cuerdas bien pulsa-
das.
Dentro de pocos dias Celia
bert dara un concerto Y volve
remos a oirle.
Entonces Sc convenceran mu
chos ciudadanos de la colonia
latina, escuchandole, que por
vez primera oyen tocar la gui-
tara.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Dufanle mucn0S amos los We
t2.ueros pobres han sido las vic
tinlas propiciatorias de los com
lpradores sin escr1pulos. La
"gente del dinero listo para com
prar', salia de la Habana
en- expediciones de tres O cuatro
individuos que al llegar a Pinar
del Rio Sc a9artaban, fingiendo
pertenecer a distintas orgahi-
zaciones.
I'm grupo, una "expedicion",
concentrate ell ataque sobre un
veguero de antemano escogido.
Llega6a Ell explorador numero
l y por la vega que valia $4,000
0frecfa $1,000, puejandose de
la situaci6n, de la escasez de
dinero, ETC., etc. Indignado, ell
campesino rechazaba la oferta,
diciendo que preferia auemarlo
el, destrUirlo, a regalarlo. Al
dia siguiente Sc presentaba ell
miembro No. 2 de la expedi-
cion, examinaba ell tabaco Y O.
frecia $3.50, agregandole por-
memories de augusta, crisis, etc.
Algo desanimado, ell veguero lie
mandaba a paseo y juraba la
destruction antes que dejarse 70
bar ell producto de su trabajo.
Pasaban tres 0 cuatro dias
sin oferta y surgia ent0nces ell
"gancho" numero 3. MiraIba
bien ell tabaco, renegade de la
calidad y ofrecia, en- tono enfa-
tico Y como hacienda un favor,
$1,70O. Ell veguero rechazaba la
proposition, mas suavizado, sin
hacer concentrates.
A los echo o diez dias llegaba
ell jefe del "grUpo" y trataba al
"guajiro' con mucha icortesia,
diciendo.e haberse enterado de
que otros habian estado a pro-
pcnerle muy bajos precios.
70 soy un hombre de CO.
raz6n, que aprecio ell trabajo
de listed y los suyos, y no me
atrevo a hacerle una oferta
que pueda disgustarle.
Ell "veguero", frente al hom
bre de coraz6n. Sc emociona-
ba y pedia una oferta.
70 no quiero que listed Sc
disguise; pero la situaci6n es
tan dificil, cuesta tanto esfuer
20 vender ell tabaco torcido, a
causa de "esto Y 10 otro", que
lie doy por su vega, como ami
go, $1,000.
No aceptaba ell campesino la
proposition y el Sc marchaba j:
LIE dejare mi direction pa
ra que 10 piense bien.
No venian nuevos comprado
res y al fin, desesperado, ell co
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Laval dice que<t,, unirs ~
1kEigl en- acci66n contra Italia
Ell discurso del Primer Ministro frances predujo
indignation a los Fascistas

oyen estas palabras: "Ya Sc
e%ncuentra nruy lejos para re-
troceder, No obstante, sabese
que Mussolini esperaba ell apo
70 de Francia, ans.osa de man
tener ell frente undo de Stress
sa contra ell hitlerismo anna
do.
FL emperador de AbiSinia,
Halle Selassie, pronunci6 aver
un discourse por la Radio, EN-
frances, que Sc oy6 en- los Es-
tad2s Unidos. Temen los etio-
pes que la guerra tenga dos
frenteS, uno en- ell norte y otro
en- ell sur. tan pronto Italia Sc
apodere de una gran extension
de terreno jUnto a la frontera.
La compaILa del canal de
Suez ha consultado a varios eX
pertos en- derecho internacio :
nal sobre 81 la Liga tiene de-
recho a cerrar ell canal, en- ca
so de necesidad.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Pas6 ell viernes dfa 49,. CO.
mo ell marteS dia 49,.
Los americanos Green en- la
"salaz6n'', en- la mala suerte
del viernes 3D..
Para espanoles y cubanos ell
dia terrible" es ell martes 10.
iLiibrese de pisarle ell rabo
a un cato o de salir a la Gale
con ell pie izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

venidero martes. Asegurase
que Ell iefe del Conjunto tem2
que ell ei6rcito controle las We
nj ieras elecciones.
La secretaria del trabaio ha
sehalado para los estibaGcres.
luegc de variaS conferencias, ell
icrnal minimo de $500 al dia.
F. trabajo que realizan los es-
ti2adores es muy dificil, qorque
algunos de elIos deban cargar
s&>os de Is arrobas.
5etuper6 81 libertad el chi
no Antonio Lon, a quien Sc
c: elm cCmplicado en- Ell aseSinato
de un compatriota suyo. dueno
de una bodega en- el pueblo de
X Ia. Las manchaS de sangre
del rantal6n 1cupado a Anto-
MO no arrojaron sobre 81 los in
dicios de cuIpabilidad que ell
jUzgado esperaba.
-Pasan va de $4,000 los ca
Sos de paludismo en- toda la Re
pl.blica. Los focos de infection.
seguu las autoridades santa
rias, son l6. Sc ha mandado
Guiana en- capsulas y quinina
inyectable para el Central Gu
ragua, Puerto Padre y Santa
Cruz. Los casos de tifoidea han
aumentado tambien.
La secretaria de la Socie-
dad de Naciones Sc ha dirigido
a la secretaria de estado solicit
tando Que Cuba pague la Quota
que lie corresponds en- los gastos
de $ ORGANISING internacio-
nal. FL DR.. Barnet visit6 a la
secretaria de hacienda, intere-
sandose por Ell pagO, y Sc lie di-
jo que no podra hacerse por
ahora. La petici6n mandada a
Cuba aparece firmada por ell
ST. Jose Avenol, secretario de
la Liga.
lei c~onsejo de secretaries
tom6 aver los siguientes acuer-
dos: Verificar un sorteo ex-
traordinario de la LOteria en-
benefieio de la Gaia de Retro
del periodista rechazar el ira
tado de concrete con ell Uru-
quay, que habia sido recomen-
dado por los tabacaieros y otros
grupoS; cOnceder un credit0 de
$4,000 a la Cruz Roja Guiana
para que 10 mande a la Cruz Ro
ia americana y c%ontribuya asi
al aJxilio de las victimas del ci-
cl6n en- la Florida; comisionar
a TN secretario para que estu-
die Ell proyecto de construir en-
el Cacahual un monumento dig
no del general Antonio MaceO
y de Su ayudante ell captain
Panchito Gomez Toro; fue crea
do 81 puesto de alregado agri-
cola en- Washington; I'm cr6dito
de 100000 Sc empleara en- re-
parar las Gales y aceras de la
Habana; qued6 derogado ell inn
puesto de consumes sobre Ell
calzadO.
Una llcencla de dos meses
Sc ha concedido al Sr. Rionda,
secretario de agriculture, que
Sc e%ncuentra enfermo. Interina-
mente lie sustituira ell DR.. Mo
del Castillo, s~ecretario de
iusticia.
-Declar6 aver el Or. Smith,
se%cretario de gobernaci6n, que
estudia un decreto por medic
cual los alcaldes civiles Sc
ran sustituidos por elementos
nilitares. Sobre los alcaldes CT
tiles Sc han presentado gran
ldmero de quejas, atribryendo-
es .2arcialidad a favor de los
contendientes. Ell ejer-
cito hJ prometido imparciali-
lad
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Habana, Sept. 14.-El Dr..
Fidel Vidal proces0 aver como
preSuntos autores del aSeSina-
to del inspector electoral Is
mael Perez Martinez, "A Otilio
Ferreiro, Raimundo Gonzalez
y otros. Al juzgado Sc presen
to ell procurador Ricardo Da-
villa, complicado en- la causa,
siendo remitido al vivac. FL
Or. Vidal dispuso la libertad
de Delfin Vazquez y Domingo
Sotclongo, contra los cuales no
Sc encontraron evidenciaS.
Declare aver en- ell proceso
eel DR.. GuilIermo Belt, alcal6l
de la Habana. En- los circulos
politicos Sc dice que la victi-
ma perdi0 la vida por haberse
descubierto una combination
iIicita en- la que figuraba CO.
mo eje.
FL juzgado de Guanaba-
Goa proces6 aver al due6o de
la dulceria La Sin Rival, nom
brado Daniel Perez, y a los de
pendientes Jose MariZ DiaZ Y
Jacinto Rodriguez, a los que
Sc acusa de incendiarios. Para
gozar de libertad tendran que
prestar fianza, cada uno, de
$4,000. Perez Sc encuentra
enfermo EN- la Quinta LA Be
nefica', del Centre Gallego.
-Tres bandidos hicier9n aver
fuego Sobre la casa de Julian 10
pei, en- la finca San Jose, ter
mino de Cabezas, provincial de
Matanzas, hiriendo grav2men-
tie a la Srta. Tomasa Rodri,
gueZ. La guardia rural ha sa-
lido en- persecution de los cri-
minales.
-Respetando un acuerdo
del Tribunal Supreme, que pro
hibe pertenezcan a la magis.
%tratura los miembros de la re
serva mil,tar, ell DR.. Anaya MI
rillo, Secretario de Educaci6n
manifesto aver que 81 dejara
de ser comandante de la reser-
va, acatanO asi la decision de
mas alto Tribunal. "Yo soy fiel
cumplidor de las leyes Y, por
10 tanto, me aparto de la rescr
va militar. Anaya es magistra-
do de la audiencia y Secreta-
rio apolitico en- ell gabinete de
Mendieta, Maximiliano Smith,
Secretario de Conformation,
pertenece tambien a la reser-
va y es magistrate.
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia
No. l absolvi6 aver al joven /
quien Sc acusaba de haber asal
tado y robado a Ramon Mar
tiello, Ell cobrador de la Com
pafia Guiana de EIectricidad.
Carlos PIa, chofer del omnibus
donde sc cometi6 Ell delito, no
pudO reconocer al acusado Y
que no sc lie parecia. Los
p%asajeros del omnibus declara-
ron en- ell mismo sentido. FL di-
nero que Sc ocup6 al acusadC
Sc comprob6 pertenece a una
familia que lie ha confiado Ia
custodia de sus b'enes y Sc en-
cuentra en- ell extranjero. Abb
ell mismo Tribunal a Gin
co supuestos miembros del
EjGrcito Autentico, tres de
ellos apellidados Sarabia, Ron
da y Morales. Otero Perez, de-
con los anteriores, fue
conienado a seis meses, como
organizador. A este la policia
10 detuvo cuando repartla pro-
clamas.
-Conferenci6 aver con ell
p~residente Mendieta, en- la fin
ca dc Hoyo Colorado, el DR.,
Miguel Mariana Gomez, jefe
del partido Acci6n Poular. Ell
DR.. Santiago Verdeja pedira
una entrevista para ell general
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

sechero cogia los $4,000 por 10
que valia $4,000 9 masA
Asi Sc ha venido enganando
a1veguero que ahorS, abruma-
do por las "coYbinaciones', a
menaza con nScosechar ell ano
que viene. 4
Lo que dira ell campesin&
Para trabajaAsin ganancia y
ademas exponerme a la angus
tia de la sequia, los ciclones,
ETC., preferible es descansar'.
va empieza ell hombre del
campo a Sefenderse y hay que
aSudarlo a redimirse de los
"vivos".
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
CUBA AL OLA

Pasan de 5000 los>Asos de paludiismo genera
les por 16 focos de infection - La Sociedad de
reNama a Cuba Ell page de su Quota
Re chazAdo ell Tratado de Concrete con Uruguay
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

-Conferenci6 aver con eli
~presidente Mendieta, en- la fin
ca dc Hoyo Colorado, el Dr.,
Miguel Mariana Gomez, jefe
del partido Acci6n Poular. Ell
DR.. Santiago Verdeja pedira
una entrevista para ell general
Menocal, que sc efectuara Ell
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Habana, Sept. 14.-E DR.. venidero martes. Asegdrase
Fidel Vidal proces6 aver como que ell iefe del Conjunto teme
presuntos autores del asesna- que ell ej6rcito controle las We
to del Inspector electoral Is n. ieras elecciones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
JUDGES LACKING
ETHICS FLAILED
Personnel Vital Thing in
Law Enforcement, Bar
Farley Told.
BU TUfteH Press

By Chited Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 49,
The most vital thing in criminal
law enforcement is personnel and
not legal machinery, the American
Bar Association was told here today
by its committee on criminal law
enforcement.
The committee report, submitted
at the f1fty-eighth annual con-
vention. points to the futility of
laws without properly selected men
to execute them, and attacks politi-
cal judges.
The trial judge is one of the most
important agents in the admins
tration of the law because his char
acter and attitude toward justice
and law enforcement have a psy-
Geological effect wider than the
mere field of his formal activities, "
the report declares.
Judges, the delegates we're told,
should be removed as far as pos
sible from politics and should not be
dependent upon the personal good
will of particular lawyers. upon the
favor of political leaders or upon the
wholesale spreading of their names
before the public"
There are certain tendencies in
government today" the report con-
tinues, which demonstrate a growing
and popular realization of the need
for capable judges of the highest
character and professional capacity.
1t is recognized also that judges
must be removed from the bad psy-
Geological influence of dependence
for their pay on notoriety and pub
lie favor"
Need of cooperation between the
nations press and the members of
the bar regarding crime news was
pointed out.
There must be public knowledge
of how each administrator of Grim
inal justice is performing his func-
tons" the report states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18

Tonight at 6:15 over station
WIRE the sixth of the thrilling
What Would You Do?" broadcasts,
sponsored by The Indianapolis
Times, vii go on 1.-The air.
Tonight's program, entitled Love
or Duty" uses as main characters,
lovely girl and a prominent dis
trict attorney. The problem posed
by the gripping climax of circum-
stances is one which will cause your
blood to tingle with the tenseness
of the situation.
In these days when district attor-
news and court procedure as a whole
has been made the subject of nu-
merous novels, short stories and
movies. it is not unusual to encoun-
ter such subject matter in radio
drama. But it is more than I'M
usual TO find these characters tan
gled in a net OF damning evidence
such as is collected in the plot of
Love or Duty"
Covering the entire realm of rou-
tins activity encountered each DAY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
PUBLIC UTILITY
RATES LOWEST
Charges of Private Owned
Firms Highest in IL
of IS Divisions.
BY VINCENT LYONS
Times Financial Editor

Customers of municipality owned
power plants in Indiana, generally
speaking, pay less for their cleo
tr1city than do consumers of the
privately-Cwned utilities, it was dis
closed today in an analysis of a
comprehensive tabulation of do
nestle and residential rates issued
ov the Federal Power Commission
On the basis of Is methods of
comparison utilized by the govern
ment agency, typical net monthly
bills of the publicly owned systems
were the lowest in II instances.
The IS divisions were erected by
establishing five population areas
and then ascertaining the rates in
three stages of monthly consump-
tion-25, 100 and $50 kilowatt hours.
Wi0s discrepancies in the rates
charged for miscellaneous services
are revealed by the Federal Power
Commission, which studied the bills
rendered by Al privately-owned
utilities and 70 municipally-oper-
ated electric systems, serving sos
communities throughout the state.
Without giving consideration to
the population divisions, the mini
mum and maximum rates for
monthly bills for the three steps of
consumption were: For 25 kilowatt
hours, go cents in Rensselaer, and
$3.50 in Tell City; for 100 kilowatt
hours, 1897 in Auburn and Sc in
Lawrenceburg, and for $50 kiloWatt
hours, S495 in Rensselaer, and S1125
in Greenfield.
In all of the above instances the
communities where the lowest rates
were in effect we're served by mu-
nicipally- property. whereas
the highest rates, in all instances
also, prevailed in communities whose
power was supplied by private en-
terpriseS.
In ascertaining the average charge
Turn TO Page Six
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
Another Gripping Story of
LMe-TOnight Over WIRE

in the newspaper headlines, The In
dianapolis Times What Would You
Do?" broadcasts are gaining in ia
vor with each new program. To be
truthful. the sponsors were not sure
that Indianapolis radio fans would
like such fare.
But the response has been so
great that it has even surprised
the sponsors. But although the
first six programs have been star
Ting and different, the producers
Of the What Would You Do?"
broadcasts have saved the best pro-
grams for the rest of the programs.
This has been done for obvious rea-
sons. The best is yet to come.
No matter what your own walk
of life may be, no matter whether
you are interested in courtroom
scenes or not, you are going to be
deeply interested in what the out
come of the graphic drama. Love
or Duty will oe. So tune in to-
nlgnt at SIS and get yourself big
helping of real true-to-life radio
drama
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
CATHOLICS ARE
NAzIS' TARGET
Goering Launches New
. Drive on Clergy and
Youth Organizations.
Copyright. 1895. by United Press,


BERLIN. July 18.-Gen. Hermann
Goering, opening new Nazi drive
against the Roman Catholic clergy,
ordered provincial authorities today
to apply every legal means against
such clergymen as misuse their
authority for political ends"
Bulky, multi-uniformed Goering
charged. directly, that part of the
Roman Catholic clergy was engaged
in systematic political opposition to
the Nazi Reich.
He threatened to diSband Cath
Ole Youth organizations if they
failed to reform completely their
present policies. These policies he
charged, were increasingly political
instead of purely religious Only
official and Nazi youth organiza-
tions, he added. would be permitted
to wear uniforms and engage in
mass sports.
He issued his decree in his capac-
ity of premier of Prussia and chief
VI lAAC SCNlCt BOliOEs Il1S dlltiOuAlIC-
ment was a new development in
the Nazi campaigns against Cath
Ole and Protestant churchmen,
Jews. university students and such
World War notwithstanding him
self was an outstanding war hero
as are affiliated with the Steel
Helmet League.
Though little has been published
about it. there has been growing
agitation in various Catholic COM
munities. especially in southern
Germany. against Nazi Storm
Troopers
Several days ago the friction was
brought to a near climax when a
church at Borken. near Muenster,
was desecrated. Nazis denied re-
SponSibility. They said that the
deSecration. including the burning
of the altar. was the work of a
Catholic who left clews intended to
throw the blame on Storm Troopers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
AFRICA RULER HURLS
DEFIANCE AT ITALY
Die With Me- in Defense of
Nation, He ImpIoreS.
DOWNRIGHT 1895 BY United Press

Copyright, 1895, by United Press
Adds ABADA, Ethiopia, July 49,
God will be your rampant and
your shield" Emperor Halle Selassie
1 told his parliament today in an
earnest, inspiring speech in which
he urged his fellow countrymen-
and women-to fight with him to
the death if italy attacked.
He had announced previously his
intention of leading his men in the
field if war broke out, and he told
the members of his parliament, as
sembled from the mountains and
torrid lowlands of his empire that
he had prepared himself to die, If
need be, with them.
Reused to fervor by the emperor's
speech, the Somali chief of Ogaden
province, bordering on Italian
SomaHland, and the Mohammedan
chief at Adds Ababa rose and told
the parliament that Halle Selassie's
Turn to Page Six
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Beqin Drive on Reds

Copyright 1895. by United Press
BERLIN. July lS.-IncreasedC Com
munist activity in Germany was re-
ported insistently today and SEN
fences imposed on persons convicted
as radicals we're made more drastic.
There were reports that Com
munists had worked their way into
Nazi confidential councils in indus
try. Quarters close to the secret po-
lice admitted there was an increase
in the distribution of illegal Com
munist hand bills.
Arrests of Communist suspects are
being made by hundreds, particularly
in Berlin and and Hamburg, in
SaXony and the Rhineland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
MATSON
TO REPRESENT BLISH
Noted Attorney Retained in
CanCiIIa Prosecution.

Frederick E. Matson, prominent
Indianapolis attorney, today was re-
tanned by The Indianapolis Times
to represent Upton Bhsh, Times re-
porter, who was beaten Tuesday by
Peter A. Cancilla. former deputy
prosecutor.
Mr.. Matson, a member of the
firm of Matson. Ross, McCord &
Clifford, will appear in Municipal
Court tomorrow morning in the in
terest of Mr. Blish. Judge Charles
j. Karabell of Municipal Court has.
ordered trial of the assault and bat
terry charge against Cancilla tomor-
row.
Mr. Blish, who was confined to the
Methodist Hospital following the at
tack, was released today and will
appear at the hearing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
Where's Elmer? He's at
Capital, Giving Senators
Utility Lobby LOWdOUn'
TALL Pink Checked Messenger Boy Exposes Methods OF
Power Barons; He Got 3 Cents for Every
Telegram Sgner Probers Learn.
BY RUTH FINNEY
Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON July of Emera tall pnkcheeked
mnger-obbying probably ceased
a
Western Union boys have podded in and out of offices
without personally participating the drama of public
affairs. But Elmer destined for history
is 49,"
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
u. S. ETHIOPIA STAND
RELAYED TO POWERS
Diplomats Abroad Authorized to
Convey Attitude.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 16-United
States diplomats abroad have been
authorized to keep foreign powers
advised Of this governments posi-
ton in the Italian-Ethiopian crisis,
the State Department indicated to-
day.
This position is one of maintain
ing world peace through existing
pacts for the settlement of disputes
by peaceful means. Coming almost
on the eve of the League of Nations
meeting the statement was regarded
as giving the conference the gov
ernment's moral support although
the United States will not actually
be represented there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
1870 MILLIONS ASKED
BY PIPELINE COMPANY
Missouri Kansas Charges ConSpir-
acy to Columbia Gas.


81 JHifcd Press
NEW YORK, July 1s.-An $780,
100000 damage suit charging con-
spirscy to wreck the Missouri Kan
sas Pipe Line Co. was filed in Fed
eral Court today under the anti
trust laws against the Columbia
Gas and Electric Co. largest nat
ursl gas producer in the world.
The $780, 100000 Columbia concern
was accused of forcing Missouri
Kansas into receivership by various
steps while the smaller competitor
was trying TO deliver gas to the
Middle West and Ito break down
the eXorhitant rate structure which
the Columbia system was and is
maintaining"