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Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

OF the Western Union. q telegram
from James Joy (Jackanapes1
Johnston of Madison Square gar
den. 1t read:
we would like you 10 attend
the testimonial dinner to James J.
Braddock, heavyweight champion
OF the world tonight June tWen-
tieth st. Moritz Continental grill
eight thirty sharp stop YOU will be
asked TO make a short talk
In q moment of brashnesS I ac-
cepted. told Johnston I'd be there.
Which. being a man OF my words,
means that tonight, in the pres
ence of Braddock. hundreds OF his
rabid fans. and scores OF sports
writer's who, two seconds after his
hand was raised in victory, boldly
picked him to win. J. who called
him a tramp fighter who with a
brick in each hand couldn't fight
his way out of a greenhouse, must
stand up and make a speech.
Now that I've accepted I have
only two worries. One is my life.
The other is what the hell I'm 60
ing to say. The dinner is informal
so I guess I should simply Slip on
my double breasted. two-pair-of-
pants blue serge. But I've got
safety to think about I owe it to
my wife, my parents. my creditors.
and those OF you who are counting
so heavily on ME to name the win
ner between Louis and Camera, TO
protect myself.
Frankly. I'm torn between Two
disguiSes: l. that Of a leather up
holStered love seat with mahogany
arms and .. a deep sea diver. I ra-
ther fancy myself as leather up
holStered love seat with mahogany
arms, for it not only gives me
youthful curves that 7 now lack
in sad abundance, but also provides
me with something substantial IN
der which to crawl if the disguise
should be penetrated by Braddock
and his friends. Too, love seat is
more comfortable than diving
bell.
But I'm afraid I'm going to fore
60 vanity and choose the diving
bell, for it is made Of steel, that
loveliest of all metals, and has a
massive door that clangs shut with
a finality that is very comforting
in time of trouble. To be sure, I'm
not afraid of Braddock if he can't
hit any harder than he did against
Baer the other night, but several
of his friends who'll be there are
fair to middlin' lightweight and
middleweights, real fighting men.
AS for my speech, I really don't
suppose it makes much difference
what I say inside a diving bell, but
I'm liable to be emboldened by a
couple Of swigs Of chocolate milk
when I'm called on TO talk and
leave the door open. So I want to
have just the right words ready.
What do you think of something
like this:
Mr.. Chairman, honored guests,
Senator Wild Bill Lyons, Mr..
Champion and fellow grass-root-
ers: 1t is with extreme humility
that I come before you tonight at
this festive board. AS you know.
picked Mr.. Baer not only to pin
back Mr.. Braddock's ears, but to
knock them completely off their
moorings. Now find myself break
ing bread with him with the
champion of the world. In closing,
allow me to say this-if Mr.. Brad
dock is no better in his first de-
fense that he was against Mr.. Baer,
he'll get knocked into the sweetpea
bed just beyond the garden wall"
That ought to get me that cpl
taph, Ell?
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
COAST LEAGUE

Boston 20, Chicago l-3.
Other games rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Angels Sell HurIer
To Cincinnati Club

LOS ANGELES, June 20 U.0 -
Emmet Nelson, pitcher for the Los
Angeles Pacific Coast league team,
was turned over to the Cincinnati
Reds today for an unnamed amount
and another pitcher
Oscar ReichoW, Angel business
manager, said Nelson, who is play
ing with the club in Seattle; will
fly east to Join the Reds in New
York. The name of the pitcher thN
Angels will get has not been an
nOunced.
Nelson was one Of the leading
tWirlers in the Pacific Coast league
last year, winning II games and
losing five. He has won II games
this year and lost four.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Sparring Partner
Trounces Camera

POMPTON LAKES, N. J., June 20
U.P)-Primo Camera nursed a head
ache today as a result of training
camp beating administered by Matte
Brown of Washington.
The ponderous heavyweight, drill
ing for next Thursdays fight with
Joe Louis of Detroit, was pounded
groggy by the sparring partner and
when Primo. angered at the beating,
tried to reach Matte with a knock
out blow, he was held off by his
much lighter opponent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

With Lefty Hebert throwing them
high and hard, the Sheiks from
movieland slapped a 90 defeat on
Earl McNeely's wards in the opener.
In the Windup, Art Herring pitch
ed five hit ball to give his team an
even break, 81.
Portland squared matters with the
San Francisco Seals by defeating
the ODoulmen 7-5. Ulrich was the
winning moundsman.
Oakland put on d heavy batting
attack in the early innings to de-
feat the Mission Reds, 1912.
As a result cf yesterdays play, all
eight teams were tied in the stand
ings today with one victory ana one
defeat each for the second half OF
the campaign
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Yesterdays Results

Oakland 10, Missions 2.
Hollywood 81, Sacramento 2-2'
Portland 7, San Francisco 5.
Los Angeles 6. Seattle 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
LITTLE WOLF WINS

LOS ANGELES, June 20 UD -
Chief Little Wolf, 212-pound Mon
tana grappler, won a main event
wrestling match here last night by
throwing Sander SzabO, 215, Hun
gary, with a flying tackle hold.
The Montanan won the fall after
10 minutes of roughing. The bout
was arranged after Little Wolf was
awarded an unpopular decision
when they met last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Ell CENTRIC NIGHTBALL
CLASS "a" LEAGUE

Last Nights Results
Golden State 81, Fat Boys 0.
Game Tonight
Coca Colas VS.. Valley Laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
DOBryN WINS PENNhNT
SAN PEDRO. Calf. June 20. Wf

SAN PEDRO, Calf. June 60. UD
The y. s. S. .Dobbin's baseball
tocm became champions cf the
1s1vg today after defeating tho =.
: { Icnne-scc ninc. Z - =. IL 8
zau:e Eerc Te5Jcr3ay
Isz FaicreI1 Dert.a p.tcEaf
became the nero q tie same
when lac replaced Trsnneli IA the
seventh with two on and none out.
lie struck out Two. forced the third
man to pop out and then smacled
two homerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Baseball Standings
BY United Press
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results
New York 1877, Detroit 3-6. (Sec-
ond game u innings)
Boston 8-3, st. Louis Sc.
Washington 11-5; Cleveland 8-lO.
Philadelphia at Chicago, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
WHATS a LADY, TO DO?-.

Here's one way to stop husbands snoring - but
you can't kill mosquitoes one at a time. You
won't live that long Kill EN- wholesale It's casyl
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
SOCIALES

Bale de cdrnaVal
Sc efectuara hoy en- los sa-
tones de la prestigiosa sociedad
IClrculo Cubano, organizado por
la nueva Secci6n de Recreo. Su
fiesta.
Paquito Garcia, ell simpatico
Presidente, sc afana con sus
muchachos por ofrecer ratios de
diversion.
Sera en- TODD ell edificio de la
"casita criolla".
La orquesta Little Genevive
and His Floridan Collegians"
estara encargada del programa
de bales americanos, en- ell piso
alto, y La Tropical" ocutpara
la plataforma de la sala canti-
ma.
Los concurrentes seran obse-
quiados con confettis Y serpen-
Itinas.
Los que no sean socios paga-
ran rs cts. y 25 las damas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
IA SUEGRA DEL CORONEL
LINDBERGH HA SIDO LA
MAZDA A DECLARAR

Pennington. N. j., feb. g.
FL fiscal ha llamado a decla-
rar en- la causa por ell secues-
tro y asesinato del ninito hijo
del coronel Lindbergh, a la
Sra. D. w. Morrow, viuda del
exembajador en- MEXICO y sue
gra del famoso aviador. Dice
Sc que la Sra. Morrow declara-
ra en- contra de las sombras a
rrojadas por varios testigos
sobre la reputation de Viole-
ia SharpT que fuera SUI sirvien
tie y que 7 suicidara cuando la
policia la buscaba para interro
garla.
Desea tambien probar ell fis-
cal que Violeta no conocia a
Isador Fisch.
Ell detective Luis Bornmann,
de la policifa del estado, dijo
que en- una tabla arrancada en-
ell desvan de Hauptmann, a
precio 81 ocho agujeros de cla-
vos.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
La defensa Ilamo a declarar a la
hermana de Isador Fisch

cantidades de SIS y $40. No man
daba NADIA en- los ultimos amos,
|porque estaba enfermo. Enton-
ces su familia resolvi6 mandarle
algdn dinero, hacienda verdade
ros sacrificios.
Solo tres personas en- la saia
de la corte podian entender di-
rectamente SD declaration, ell in
terprete Y Bruno Hauptmann y
su mujer. Ella recibi6 en- ell niue
lie a su hermano, cuando rotor
no de America. Tenia va en- e
rostro las huellas de la terrible
I~enfermedad. En- sus bolsillos nc
pasaba de $500 TODD su dinero
Icon una deuda de $4,000 en- este
pals.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Pennington, N. j., Feb. g.
Luego de que la defensa anun-
clio que habia conclude de pre-
sentar sus testigos, ell fiscal la
mo a declarar a Hannah Fisch,
hermana de Isador Fisch, para
destruir las sospechas arroja :
das sobre la conducta del hon.
bre que muri6 pobre y tubercu-
loso en- Alemania.
En- tono suave y melanc6lico
Y siendo interprete ell professor
George Madison Priest, de Prin
&c, la hermana describe a Fisch
tai como era, humilde, active, DO
bre, que solo podfa mandar a SUI
familia, cuando le era possible,
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Los tr~abajadores organizados Sc oponen a vario
de los puntos que c%ontiene la Ley de Alivio

a la administration para derro-
tar la enmienda Carran, que sc
refiere a los jornales.
Ell Presidente Sc opone al
Icambio del sistema lpor 81 pro
|puesto, que limita a $50 la can't
dad que un trabajador socorri-
do por ell gobierno debe ganar
al mes.
Pedira que la enmienda sea
reconsiderada, ell senador Nc
Adoo, de California, que aver
vote por ella.
Glass eNplic6 la posici6n de
McAdoo diciendo que este apa-
rentemente cree haber cometi-
lido una equivocaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Washington, feb. 9.-Contra
algnunos puntos princlpales
de la ley federal de ~alivio, de
$4,000, 600, 900, arreci6 aver su
cposici6n el trabajo organizado.
La acci6n final en- los comites
qued6 demorada hasta la pr6xi-
ma Semana.
Cuatro ataques sobre la ley
Sc lanzaron aver, pero los cua-
tro fueron rechazados. Los Sc
nadores Nye, republican,, Y los
dem6cratas McKeller, de Tenn.
y Tydings, de Maryland, asis-
tieron a la session ejecutiva, pc
TO este no di6 su~ficientes votos
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
COMPRE 81 HOGAR-S25(

COMPRE 81 HOGAR-$250
al csntado lie dara a listed esta
buena casa de 6 cuartss. Balan-
ce como alquiler, a $4,000 por
mes, go de interes. Situada en-
la Gale 13 cerca de la 20 ave-
nida. Gale pavimentada. Una
verdadera ganga. Permita que
Sc la mostremos. Lame a A. V.
Lopez, con A. J. Simons, Inc,
Telefono 1861.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Despues del mes de JUNO sera revisado
ell codigo de la Industria Automoyilista

Washington, Feb. EN- la
Casa Blanca Sc di6 a entender
aver que ell c6digo de la indus
tria ~automovilista sera revisado
despues del dia 16 de JUNO y
que en- estos momentos Sc estu-
dian los defectos senalados por
los trabajadores descontentos.
La fecha de Is de JUNO marca-
ra ell fin de la MIRA, 81 ell go :
bierno no acuerda prorrogarle
la existencia.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Unos pocos minutes antes de
que ell presidente hablara con
los periodistas, w. A. Harri :
man, el administrator de la N.
R. A., dijo que ell c6digo seria
revisado antes de la production
del venidero otono.
Ell presidente Green, de la Fe
deraci6n Americana, dice Que ell
informe de Hartman apoya la
posici6n por 81 asumida.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

"a en- los salones de la Unione
Italiana.
Cada vez es mayor ell publico
que Ssiste a les bales diu&nos
de los domingos, que celebra la
Secci6n de Recreo.
Bailaran los "mudhachos"
con la aplaudida orquesta de
Frank Benn.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
En- Ell TeatrO ItGlidnO

En- Ell Teatr0 ItGlianO
Dos escojidas obras Sc repre-
sentaran manana.
En- la primera parte del pro-
grama ira la comedia de Carlos
Arniches titUlada LOS Mia
gros del J%ornal'; ell segundo tur
no 10 cubre la bonita zarzuela,
tambien de Arniches y mtsica
de Serrano, Gel Alma de Dios".
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
NOtd de dueIo

NOtG de dNetO
Guarda luto hoy ell aprecia-
BILE caballero Sr. Ramon Pi. Po-
co tempo hacia que habia per-
dido a su esposa cuando lie lie
ga de ESpana la noticia de la
muerte de su hermano, ell Sr.
Victoriano Pi, ocurrida en- vi
go.
Ell Sr. Pi por algdn tempo
vivio en- la Argentina. Cuando
muri6 era ~presidente de la Ca
mara del Pescado Y propietario
de la fabrica de conservas la
CibeleS''.
Numerosos testimonies de
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Comentando aver Ell informe
emitido por la comision fede-
raj de electricidad. que inciu-
we a Tampa y Miami entire las
ciudades que mas COCHRAN por
ell alumbrado electrico, ell CO.
fonel Peter o. Knight, presi-
dente de la Tampa Electric
Co., dijo que en- ell dscufhento
no Sc toman en- consideration
= muchos hechos relacionados
con ell costo de la energia cleo
trica, "que es la comodidad
mas barata que un hombre pue
de comprar en- Tampa"
"Cualquier niio puede en-
tender, ,dijo, la estructura de
la tarifa local. Ell 5000 de los
consumidores de la compania
solo pagan $50 al ano 81 gas
tan cada mes los Is kiiowatts,
y ell costo a la companfa, por
cada consumidor, no es menor
de $27 al ano."
Sc refirio a los tranvias, que
solo cochran S centavos por pa
safe, con transferencias, in
sistiendo en- que deba apreciar
Sc ell problema local en- conjun
to, no en- detalles.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
La fiesta de los
~LegiOnari0S de Mdrtt

LegiOn0ri0S de Martt
Recordamos a los mSembros
y Simpatizadores de esta agru-
.paci6n la fiesta de manana, en-
ell edificio de la Union de Car
p%interos, avenida II y Gale 16.
Dedicada al pueblo de Tam
pa, sera trasmitida por la radio
desde la estaci6n CMX de la Ha
bana, una conferencia, por ell
DR.. Julio Cesar Trujillo.
FL ST.. Alberto Galvez Ia ee-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Mid-Nite Partg

En- atenci6n a la sociedad
del Centre Asturiano dedico es-
tas lineas a la gran fiesta de
hoy en- ell palacete de la avenida
de Nebraska.
No he recibido una sola nota
de esta fiesta, que auspicia la
|Seeci6n de Reereo. Motiva esta
actitud, segIn pude enterarme.
a que hube de publican una no
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

dido gustosamente a los Legio-
narios u nmagnifico radio, que
promote una clara addiction.
Comenzara la fiesta a las
5 AS de la tarde. Hablaran va
rios oradores. Sc recitaran poe
sfas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Peter o. Knight &c que el mforme
de la Collision Federal no toma
An consideration muchos hechos

"Tomande Ell consideration
las extraordinaria cargas de la
compania, las tarifas del servi-
clio eleGtrico son extraordina-
riamente bajas.
"Nunca henios enganado al
publico nj jugado politica con
nuestras tarifas, nj intentamos
hacerlo."
"Disminuir la tarifa y per :
der dinero con los consumido-
res, haria que la carga fuera
pasada a otras personals. Nues-
tro servicio de trarvias cobra
S centavos a los adultos y 2h
centavos a los coiegiales. No
Sc de ninguna otra compania,
en- TODD ell pals, que haga tai
cosa."
FL coronel knight recibio a.
yer, en- los terrenos de la Fe-
ria, la medalla que ell club CT
vitan otorga al ciudadano que
lleva tuna vida de ieal Q inten-
sa devotion a la comunidad."
lie hizo entrega de la media
liza ell Sr. Sol Mas, presidente
de csc club, presenciando la ce
remonia distinguidas persona
lidades.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

.pesame han llegado hasta Ell
Sr. Pf, a los que unimos ell nues-
tro, muy sincere.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
En- Oak Springs

Habra baile en- la glorieta de
este lugar bajo los auspicios de
las muchachas del Athletic So
cial Club.
Sera de 8 a II.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

La matinee de mdHdna
Como todos los domingos, Sc
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

tia con fecha equivocada, desde
luego acknowledgements. Son
muchas las notas que llegan a
mi mesa de trabajo; nadie es
infalible.
Me sorprende este proceder
porque existe suficients con-
lfianza, sobre TODD entire ell Sc
cretario Manuel Ross y 70. Una
llamada telef6nica, 81 no que
ria molestarse en- venir hasta la
oficina, hubiera sido Suficiente
para subsanar al siguiente dfa
eel error. Muchas wees he pedi-
do por telefono las informacio-
mes que por "error" Sc me han
dejado de mandar.
En- una cr6nica mia, cuando
Sc inici6 la fiesta, Noluntaria-
mente publiqu6 que serfa en- ho-
nor de la Reina S, M. Julia
Fernandez y sus damas, Evan.
gelina La Fuente, Maria Ro-
Idriguez, Olivia Gonzalez y Girls.
tina Gonzalez.
Tenemos entendfdo que hay
muchas mesas vendidas para
teste cabaret. FL. salon bajo 81
vera concurridisimo por hume.
rosaS personals.
Lucira sus mejores galas Ia
distinguida sociedad asturiana.
La bodd de hoy
Sc casa hoy mi buen amigo
Alberto Rodriguez, que duran,
te algan tempo trabaj6 en- los
Italleres donde Sc imprime este
peri6dico.
Ha elejido por companera de
su vida a una muchacha que,
por sus reconocidas virtudes,
sera una esposa ideal, Srta. Jo-
Selma Gutierrez.
Ell enlace Sc verificara en- la
Residential de los padres de la
novia, esposos Domingo y Ma
ria Gutierrez, Gale Sanchez n1-
nero 2912, ante ell Notario Sr.
Candida Perez.
Me anticipo en- felicitar a la
enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Y AQUI ESTA LA
BUENA NOTICIA

Esta maravillosa y nueva liam
ia G-3 All-Weather, con sus mu-
chas ventajas sobre c~ualesquie-
ra de las llantas que hay en- ell
mercado, no lie cuesta a listed
NADIA extra.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
THE ST. WASHINGTON, b. C.. FRIDAY APRIL

Saturday the Statewide party con-
ference called to stimulate interest
in party preparations for the 1896
national elections.
In the group will be Phil p. Camp
bell, former Representative from the
State of Kansas and now Q resident
of Arlington, who will introduce the
chief speaker, Senator L. J. Dickinson
Of Iowa.
The Roanoke conference Is sched-
uled to start at 2 o'clock, with State
Chairman H.. B. Mccormack of Win
chester presiding. A banquet will
follow, after which the conference will
be resumed.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
HUSBAND BACKED
IN TORTURE STORY
Man, II, Who Killed Wife
Likely Will Be Freed When
He Receivers.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, April 5.-Police
expressed belief today in the ex-
panding tale of torture told by Her
bert Hurd, n, who said his wife,
suffering from hallucinations that he
had hidden wealth and was untrue
to her, had stabbed him until he
was driven to kill her.
The homicide department In charge
Of the investigation, said the evidence
made it appear unlikely murder
charges would be filed against the
railway crossing flagman when he
RECEIVERS at hospital from wounds
covering his body.
"His story seems true" said Thomas
]. Higgins, chief of police detectives.
"I'm Glad 1 Did It."
Informed by the officer at his bed
side that his wife, Mrs. Nellie Hurd,
So, had died, Hurd said, according
to police:
I'm glad I did it. I'd do it again."
Then he added quickly, But I am
sorry she died"
In a letter found by police which
Hurd mailed his wife last February 13
from Madison, Ill, was the sentence:
II am nearly crazy and no matter
what you have done to me in your in
sane jealousy, will die loving you."
Hurd's latest account was that six
days ago his wife took me down in
the basement, heated poker red-hot
and burned me on the face because I
couldn't tell her where had money
hidden"
He said he had no hidden wealth
and had not been intimate with a
neighbor woman, although he had
signed such confession" Sunday
night while Mrs. Hurd stabbed him
with bouble-edged dagger. The
shooting took place early Wednesday.
Police said the evidence will be
submitted to the county prosecutors
Office after Hurds condition improves.
WIFE HAD LURID PAST,
Evening star., 1935-04-05
WIFE HAD LURID PAST.
Life Crowded With Marriages and
Alienation of Affection Suits.


Alienation of Affection Suits.
HELENA. Mont, April S R.-
Marriages. divorces and two aliena-
tion of affection suits were crowded
into the life Of Mrs. Nellie A. Hurd,
63, friends here said yesterday when
Informed Of her Staying at Kansas
City by her husband, Herbert Hurd, n.
She was known as the widow of
Edward. Egan of Missouri when she
came to Montana early in the CEN
tury.
Court records show she was mar
ried April 10, 1913, to Edwin A. Rus
sell.
The following May % Mrs. Patrick
H. Barnes sued Mrs. Russell, accusing
her of alternating the affections of
Barnes, cigarmaker. The verdict
returned was for Mrs. Russell.
Two years later Mrs. Russell d.
vorced Russell on grounds of deser-
ton and married James c. McNamar.
She sued him for divorce November
"a. 1917, alleging desertion.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

and created the silver piece that is
to be known as the George dollar"
The first issue will be 100000 and
by May l they will be in the hands
OF banks throughout the dominion and
parts Of the United States for general
issue to the public.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

so his mother would permit him to
keep q dog.
Mrs. williams said In her complaint
that Hardy was subject to "uncon-
trolled fits Of anger" She said he
beat a pet dog to death with . base
ball bat o few weeks before the attack
on his sister,
Evening star., 1935-04-05
ARLINGTON REPUBLICANS
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
]. L. Crupper and Grayson Ahalt
will Lead Delegation to
Roanoke Meeting.

BY staf Correspondent Of The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va,
April 5.-A delegation Of Arlington
County Republicans, led by National
Committeeman Joseph L. Crupper and
County Chairman Grayson Ahalt. will
leave tonight for Roanoke to attend
Evening star., 1935-04-05
TEMPTATION SETS TRAP

Colored. Man Runs and Arouses
Curiosity of Officers.
HOPKINSvILLE, KY. R.-Jackson
Cox, colored, couldn't resist the temp
tation to run when he saw two county
officers. They were looking for an
other man, but Cox didn't know that.
When he ran the officers couldn't
resist the temptation to catch him.
His name sounded familiar and then
the officers remembered he was
wanted on an old coal-stealing charge.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Shirley to Have Vacation.

LOS ANGELES. April s R.-
Shirley Temple, the screens big little
star, will leave in June for o vacation
In Honolulu. It will be her first
trip out of California. Shirley will
celebrate her 9Th birthday anniversary
April 23.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
WEDDING DATE SET
Miss Marion Wilson to Marry
Lieut.. William NORM.

NEW YORK, April S (P.-The en-
gagement of Miss Marion Mason Will
son, daughter of Mrs. Richard T.
Wilson Of New York, to Lieut.. William
A. M. NORM, U. S. A., son of former
Representative John M. NORM Of
Pittsburgh and the late Mrs. Morin,
was announced yesterday by Mrs.
Wilson.
The wedding will take place April
27 at Newport, r. 7.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
CANADA'S FIRST SILVER
DOLLAR WILL GO TO KING
By the Associated Press.

OTTAWA, April Scandals first
silver dollar was minted yesterday by
Finance Minister Edgar N. Rhodes
and preserved for transmission to
King George. whose rs years Of reign
1t commentaries.
In the presence Of J. M. Campbell.
master Of the Royal Canadian Mint.
and other officials, Rhodes lifted the
lever on the huge stamping machine
Evening star., 1935-04-05
ACCUSED YOUTH INSANE,
MOTHERS PLEA CLAIMS
Complainant Charges Uncon-
trolled Fits Of Anger to Son,
. Who Beat Little Girl.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 5.-Mrs.
Katherine williams filed an insanity
complaint today against her son, VII
liam Hardy, 81, who admitted six
weeks ago he beat his 8-year old sister
into Inconsistencies with q hammer
The Washington times., 1935-11-07
The Human Side of the News

. them in the eye every time, but
We are young and growing and
have q lot Of loose edges and it
Is mighty hard to make people
understand that often when we
talk foolishneSs, we mean wis.
dom, and when we act high and
mighty and rile our neighbors,
it Is because we are so busy try.
ing to get a deal through, we
haven't time to think Of SuScepti.
hilities."
In another page in the same
novel, he makes another charac-
ter say:
"No power or alliance Of
powers could conquer America.
Has she any friends on the globe
except Britain? Most countries
will flatter her, and kowtow to
her and borrow monies from her,
but they hate her like hell. The
United States have reached the
biggest crisis in their history.
They have got wealth and power,
but they have lost the close ma
tional integration they had when