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The Redwood gazette., 1935-05-16
Men Who Stole Car
Linked In Bank Raid

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from a compartment. As they
stepped on the road, both of them
were bleeding profusely about the
face and it was seen that one of
them carried a gun on his hip.
Refusing the offered assistance
of the other onlookers, the men
stepped into Penske's car and ask
ed to be taken into town. Having
noticed the gun, Penske became
The Redwood gazette., 1935-05-16
Transfer Man Hurt
AS Car Hits Ditch

Millard Hagen of Murdoch suf-
fered slight injuries Friday when
the Murphy Transfer truck which
he was driving ran into the ditch
near the August Hagen farm, 10
miles west of Redwood Falls. It
is believed that he fell asleep at
the wheel. He was brought to the
Redwood Falls hospital for treat
ment at about $50, shortly after
the accident, by August Hagen.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-05-16

Mumps have given Edward
Beckstrand his big chance as con-
cert master at Manchester college.
Not because he has mumps but
because the regular leader has
them, the 10 years old sophomore
from Redwood Falls directed the
45 piece Macalester college band
at it's spring concert Thursday on
the campus lawn. Edward is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Beck
strand.-Photo courtesy st. Paul
Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-05-16

Miss Jane Morley returned to
st. Paul Sunday after spending
Mothers day with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Morley.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
REIIGIOSO
MATO A CUATRO PERS0e
MAS DE SU FAMIL1A

HOT SHS, Arkansas, feb.
o Harry Lewter, individuo
de is amos, confeS6 anoche qae
Aabia matado a,una familia de
A personals, con aisparos de es-
bopeta. Las autoridades dicen
que eS un loco, un fanatico reli-
gioSo, V lie encerraron en- la car
Gel poniendolo bajo fuerte Gus
todia. Los diputados del sheriff
ueStos en- acci6n por Ell juez de
paz Buttram, deScubrieron que
habia matado a Charlie Evart,
de 65 amos, IN prominente cam
peSino; Sra. EvarS, de so amos,
Y do Shijas del matrimonio, O.
HE, de 26, una juez de paz, Y
Lenora, de Is. De la familia So
10 qued6 Ellen, de 81 amos, una
bellisima rubia, que reside en-
Dallas, Texas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Los proceeSmientos ordena-
dos son los siguientes: William
Wray Austin, fraude al depar-
tamento de correos; w. c. Bo-
yeti, infracci6n de la ley de i'm
puestoS interiors;; j. E. Brooks
de varioS alias, i~nfraccion de la
ley de impuestoS interiors;; Co
dy Bare, classification; John
Brown, Maryland Stephens y
J. /. Fewox, infraccion de los
impuestos interiors;; por la mis-
ma falta que los tres anteriores,
julio Cuartero y Rene Gallar-
do; por infracci6R de la ley de
impuestos interioNes, H. H.
Frye, Ulysses Gross, G. G. Gill
cite, Tom Gordon, John Helm,
H E. Harville, Gilbert Mathew,
Frank James, Poe Parrini, Gae-
tano Puleo, Felix y Agustin Per
muy, Domenico Provenzano,
Mex MARITIME, Phillip Cuccino,
William House Samalley, James
Scott, Lester Powell, James
Taylor, Luther Al. Wheeler,
Bruce Allen; William d. Will
cox, que tiene mas de una doce-
ma de alias, y Juan w. Martin,
violaci6n de la ley Dyer; Paul
Whitehursa, impuestos inte-
riores; C. F. Bryant, trata de
blancas; Jack Kilt, monedas fal
saS; Limo Urrutia, monedas fall
sas " Charles Segress, por ha-
cerse pasar como agente del go
bierno.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Ia ofensiva contra Ell parti-
do radical contin1a, encarnada
len su ex-presidente Chautemps.
Sin pruebas, nj siquiera indi-
lcios acusadores, especulando in
noblemente con ell dolor de Ia
ifamilia del magistrate Prince,
muerto tragicamente Ell ano pa
sado, las derechaS francesas i'm
putan a Chautemps y a su cuha-
do, ell ex fiscal de'la Repablica
Pressard, Ia instigaci6A de a
Iquel lpresunto crimen.
En- este espacio de tempo
han pasado por Ell ministerio de
EJusticia un politico moderate,
ICheron, ~ dos derechistas, Lee
merry y Pernot, que esta actual
mente al frente del departamen
to. Cada uno de ellos fue salu-
dado con calurosas alabanzas
por los reAccionarios al tomar
POSSESSION del cargo. Pensaban
que Sc dejarian guar por su
passion politica. Pero Cheron,
hombre intachable, tuvo que
dimitir ante la campana feroz-
mente calumniosa de las dere-
ichas.
Jorge Pernot, ell actual minis
tro de Justicia, es un r~apublica-
no antipoda de los radicales.
/ Podian apetecer ministro mas
adecuado los peri6dicos y los
Ipoliticos que han ideado la gro
tesca patrana de que a Prince
10 asesinaron dos francmaso-
mes? Pues va comienzan a llo-
yer injurias de los reacciona-
rios contra Pernot. LIE hieren,
como a Cheron, en- 10 mas res
|petable de su vida. Fingen du-
dar de su honestidad.
Para los reaccionarios fran
ceses, ell no ceder a la passion
politica y ell no servirles de ms
trumento es un pecado imper-
donable.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

FL juez Petteway, de la Corte
de 10 Criminal, diSpuso aver a
libertad de Evelyn Gardner, Kit
ty Brinkley y Russell Thomp :
son, ciudadanos de los cuales Sc
obtuvo, por medios violentos, la
confession de que habian come
lido un delito de robo,
Sin la confession, en- ell critic
rio del iuez, ell fiscal no podra
lprobar sus cargos.
PreSent6 un escrito en- favor
de eses individuoG, que ell juez
atendi6, ell abogado c. Knight.
A los tres Sc les prometi6 que
no serfan perseguidos 81 devol-
Wan a la Sra. r. B. Clark los
objetos que lie habian robadO.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
DEFUNCIONS

Falleci6 aver en- an hospital
local Alfredo Aguiar, de II a
nos, hyo dc lbs esposos Alfredo
Agfiar,< ecinos de la casa nd-
nero 1913 dela .ayenida Trece.
lie sobrevven, ademas de sus
padres, cuatro hermanoS, An
dres, Guillermo, Carlos y Loren
70. Su ablala 10 es la Sra. Sa-
ra Baker.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Boston Y Fila
DELTA, con carga general, entr6
aver ell vapor americana Com
mercial Quaker. De Corpus
Christi Y Beaumont, Texas, "a
rrib6 a descargar ell vatpor f :
dith, de bandera americana.
Salieron aver los vapores Ala
bama, Edith y Beatrice, los tres
americanOs.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
lranceses y su ana smo

que les petan iAroducirse
en- los ppesH de mando.
En- tod2 los gobiernos de
coalici6n radicales han sido
rehenes Rmisos de las dere-
chas. Pep Flandin, sin renun-
ciar a sqAmoderantismo, patece
haber ca Gbiado de ruta. No me-
nosprecia a las izquierdas, nj
Sc deja mediatizar por los reac-
'cionarios. Els muy probable que
a la larga fracase, sobre TODD en-
eel terreno econ6mico, la tactica
de Flandin, que Sc basa en- la e.
nemiga al intervenciAalismo
de Estado. Pero por hora, ell
Jefe del Gobierno frances tiene
ante 81 I'm canine desembarazas
do de ,obStaculos inmediatos. Su
ultimo discurso, de IN republi-
eanlsmO un POGO reZagado, PEI
70 muy liberal y muy energico,
hs irritado profundamente a los
"tardieusards" y a sus asimila-
dos fasciostoides. Flandin ha a.
consejado a las liSas politicas,
que juegan a los soldados, que
licencien a sus militantes y ce-
sen en- sus prop6sitos coerciti-
vos.
De esas ligas politicas, la mas
numerosa y la mas jactanGosa
eS la de los Cruces de Fuego,
que tiene por caudiiio al coronei
La ROGUE. Este, que Sc dice re
publicano y no militarista, pero
que es oriundo de una familia
monarquica-un hermano suyo
es "camelot su roy Iplagia
hasta en- los mas ligeros deta-
lies a los "camisas negras" o a
los "cascos de acero', ha dado
una replica arrogante a Elan
din. Ell coronel La ROGUE sabe
que un Gobierno digno de este
nombre daria pronto raz6n de
srs amenaZas.
Las ligas llevaron al Poder al
viej0 Doumergue-magnifico e.
ditor responsible de Tardieu-,
y 81 no pudieron evitar su cafda
.fue porque desde ell 6 de febre-
70, en- que los filofascistas obtu-
vieron una semivictoria por sor
presa, han cambiado mucho las
cosas en- Francia. Pero desacre-
ditadas como estan en- ell amino
pdblico, las ligas siguen siendo
la 1nica esperanto de las oligar-
eufas financieras Trancesas.
Estas oligarquias no han transi
gido nunca con ell partido ra-
dical. Son inutiles todas las con-
cesiones que ell hiperpatriotis-
mo de Herriot hace, de cuando
en- cuando, a las derechas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
CORTE FEDERAL
REFRESHMENTS DEL
GRAN JURADO

I'm gran jurado federal, reu-
nido en- Jacksonville, orden6 SO
procesamientos en- ell distrito de
Y 7 en- ell de Orlando, Sc
gun los documentos recibidoS
aver en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Ell MAR

~LfREANUDARAN Ell MAR
YES LOS TRABAJOS DE
IA FERA-
N administrator de la FERA
en- Sho condados adyacentes a
Tampa, condados que forman
ell distrito de la costa ceste, ST..
r. J. Dill, manifesto que e.
lmartes volveran a reanudarse
los trabajos suspendidos ell iue-
YES, pero sujetos a una mayor
restriction.
La administration del'iistri-
TO recibira $685. 900 de los cuaies
$500 dedicara al condado de
Hillsborcugh, donde es mayor
81 numero de obreros sin oSIpa-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

fran
IN herribarlo.
l Hay que advc psae ell actual
es un Gabinete Nspalicion, sin
: otra diferencia az Iable con
! que presidiAD ouN ne que
de que Tardieuy y RigQ<
70 pertenecen a el. ES(cpio
4 1landin es TN politico tan mode
%ado, que Tardieu y 6l han con-
vivido durante largo tempo den
tro del mismo grup9 par4smen-
tario. Figuran en- ell Gobierns
Flandin hombres de tendencia
tan netamente derechista como
Luis Marin y Jorge Mandel.
y Anadanse a estas c~aracteris-
ticas del Gobiergo algunos a
ciertos de gesti6nkomo ell abala
tamiento del pan y Cd restable-
cimiento de los valores publicos,
que habian bajado ostensible-
mente en- la Ultima etapa del Ga
binete de tregua. Pero ciertas
derechas-en Francia y en- to-
das partes-se sienten furiosa-
mente demag6gicas 81 no ocu-
pan totalmente ell Podar, o al.
menos, 10 controlan. Cuando ge
herman las izqUierdas, 81 las de-
rechas no Green propicioeel mo-
mento para sustituirlas, propug
nan formulas de conciliacion y
gabinetes de union nacional,
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
MATRIMONIOS

Henry c. Ainsworth, 35, y
Prada, %.
, 1935-09-13
FINEST BULLS
ARE SELECTED
Julian Pastor, Antonio
Rangel On Sunday
Card At Arena

The bulls 70 be used IN the Mata-
moros ring Sunday afternoon for the
appearances OF Julian Pastor and
Antonio Rangel. two OF the ranking
matadors In Mexico. should be the
best fighting animals yet seen In the
"Bienvenida" arena, according 10
Ignacio Gallardo. manager Of the
ring.
The bulls we're specially selected
from the stock CT the ESpiritu Santo
ranch. in the state OF San Luis Po-
toSi. notice for producing oEs OF the
best strains OF fighting animals IN
the Southern Republic.
The original stock was selected
from the fighting animals used IN
Spain. and through many years the
ESptritu Santo stock has been spec
tally bred IN bringing the fighting
instinct 10 It's keeneSt pitch. Animals
not up 10 standards are quickly Gull
ed from the strain, and only proven
stock Is sold BY the ranch's manage
ment.
The four animals TO be used Sun
day have been on display In the bull
pens during the past week and they
have attracted favorable comment
The fighting beasts now in their
T@me are or full strength and growth
and are considerably larger than the
bulls used heretofore IN the Bien-
venida arena
The matadors for the Sunday per-
Torrance come 70 Matamoros d.
recently from Mexico City. Pastor
who fought for two years In Spain.
has completed Seven consecutive
performances In the large ring nc
Mexico City. and is well known over
, 1935-09-13

bedroom OF which the girl lay dead
His necktie and belt were taken
from him last night following ex-
pressionS Of fear that he might at
tempt 70 take his own life.
Let me have a gun. 50 I car XIII
myself. too" he vas quoted by
farmer Claude Battin as having
said. Battin was present In the
farm house when the shooting &C
CURED. 1t was Battin's story,
strongly bolstering Rogers and
Kelly's accounts, that strengthen
ed official belief Friday that the
girl had killed herself.
The girls parents. however, and
many Of her friends, refuse TO ac-
cept the suicide theory. despite the
circumstances OF the gun at her
feet and the evidence that she
was alone In the room at the time.
The Hoeys have engaged Morris
Ernst, prominent New York GRIMM
al lawyer and we'll known liberal.
to represent them.
"A battery OF counsel, headed by
James w. Gerard. former ambaSsa-
dor TO Germany. has been active in
the interests Of Rogers.
, 1935-09-13
SINGERS DEATH
is HELD SUICIDE
Millionaire to Under - Quiz
Later In Death OF
Torch Singer
(copy't. 1885, by the A. P.)

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept. IS.
-lP- Henry Huddleston Rogers
III. fingerprinted and under bond
Of s2.500. was released Friday from
the jail where he has been held
since early Thursday in connection
with the death at MS farm home
Of the singing actress. Evelyn Hoey.
Freed with him was william ].
Kelly, young freelance movie cam
eraman. Kelly, with Miss Hoey, was
n house guest at the farm Indian
Run" when the Shooting-now con-
sidered by Investigators as probable
suicide-occurred Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Benjamin Rogers, first wife
OF the late Standard OIL multi
millionaire, Col. Henry Huddleston
Rogers II. and mother Of young
Rogers. was in town when her son,
haggard, worn and extremely ner-
vous. emerged: but she did not ap-
pear at the jail.
Bond Of $2.500 was fixed by Judge
w. Butler Windle to assure the
presence OF Rogers and Kelly at the
inquest next Thursday night into
the 25-year-old actress strange
death.
It was explained that thare are
no charges against either man.
Rogers was still wearitg the
farm clothes he had or Wednesday
night when, after hours OF drink
ing and ~quarrelling, he was found,
supported by two men. on the lawn
Of the farm house in an upstairs
, 1935-09-13
Mercedes Gets Wave
Of Building Repair

MERCEDES. Sept. l2.-Extensive
repair work in the business district
here is already under way or will
begin within the near future. The
building housing the Model Dry
Cleaning plant. owned by Mrs. <. B.
Wilmer, Is being remodelled and
painted.
Completed work includes remodel
ing Of the Kern Grocery store; the
building occupied by Burchfield's
confectionery; the Mention building,
which houses the Jitney Jungle
Store, the building occupied by
Swirce Dry Goods company; Central
Power and Light company building
and the Variety Store building.
The Walden Greenlee house has
just been completed az a cost OF
$4,000. Renovation Of the Mercedes
hotel has been finished.
Other business changes include
the transfer OF the Collier Auto
Supply company into new quarters
next TO their old location in the
Evans building. and the addition Of
several new lines Of auto acces-
series.
, 1935-09-13
LOUISIANA TO
SEEK PEACE
Longs Lieutenants Want
To Bury Hatchet With
President Roosevelt

BATON ROUGE. La, Sept. Is.-
RAPeace Is being sought between
Long organizations I'm Louisiana
and the Roosevelt administration
In Washington.
With Huey Long off the stage.
his lieutenants forming q sort OF
committee 70 run the organization,
have recided they do not wish to
carry or the fight waged by their
fallen leader against President
Roosevelt
They are willing to talk compro-
mise and are particularly anxious
70 stop further investigation OF the
income taxes OF the Long politi-
clans.
They claim there Is no evidence
against them and that the investi-
cation keeps things In a stir when
they are anxious to have quiet until
readjustment can be made.
In New Orleans the Tribune said
there were reliable reports that a
central steering committee had
been set UP TO manage the Long
organization and III possible, 10
trade state support 70 the Roose-
Welt administration in exchange for
hating the federal income tax in
vestigationS."
The organization Is rocking from
the shock OF Longs death from a
pistol OF an assassin. The Long
leaders. led by Governor o. X. Al
len. believe Longs Staying was the
result OF q plot OF his political
enemies and an investigation will
be made next week in an attempt
to clear up these charges, which
, 1935-09-13

Although 1t is a bird, the New
Zealand kiwi cannot fly. Its feath-
erS are incomplete and have the
appearance OF coarse hair.
, 1935-09-13
Man Found Shot

FORT WORTH. sept. l3.-R-
3, p. Nelson. about 30. was shot in
the heart in his apartment here
Friday and died in an ambulance.
An instant after neighbors heard
one shot. Mrs. Nelson ran from the
apartment screaming: Why did he
do it?"
She was hysterical and was I'M
able 70 tell any details Of the
shooting.
Radio Patrolmen Hefner and
Davidson. the first 70 reach the
apartment. said they found Nelson
on the bed with a SO caliber pistol
nearby. One shot had been fired.
, 1935-09-13

the Valley through three perfor-
mances last year I'm thu Reyno9m
ring. He was signed for only ono
fight but was brought back twice
more through popular demand.
Rangel appeared on the inaugural
card I'm the BienvenidM arena. nut
did net get to display NIL cf htm
ability because of rain. Rangel ta
noted for his clever capework. and
Pastor II said 10 Be one of tho
worlds best handlers of the mule
tn" the short. blood-red cape used
In playing the bulls Just before tho
kill.
The card is slated to start nj 4:So
p. m.
, 1935-09-13

More than Al per cent OF mems
clothing manufactured in the Unit
ed States Is made IN New York City.
, 1935-09-13

Most snaIls are right handed. A
few. however twist their HhellH to
the left.
, 1935-09-13
Visit by Gunboat
Protested by Greece

ATHENS, Sept. l3.-lP1- The
Greek government made represent
ationS 70 italian minister Pierfilippo
Del Lion Nero Friday over a visit
by italian naval vessels TO Greek
waters Thursday night with 1t per-
mission.
The Greek representative TO the
League Of Nations also was notified
Of the incident.
Italians asserted that one vessel
put in TO Greek waters because OF
storm weather, but the newspaper
Proia quoted the minister OF interior
as saying two other Italian ships
also were concerned.
, 1935-09-13
Sheriffs Uninterested
In Salaries Parleys

LAREDO. Sept. i9.-P= Only
five Sheriffs showed up Friday for
a meeting called TO discuss what
should be done about salaries ard
expenses OF office. now that the fse
system is abolished.
Sheriff y. "A. Goolsby or Came I'm
county called the meeting Thursday,
asking that all sheriffs I'm the 9th
district. Texas Sheriffs' association.
meet here. Beside Goolsby. those
coming were y. q. Scarborough. Jr-
Kleberg county: III. +. Daniel. III
dalgo county; M. I. Taylor. 30
county; and Joe e. Martin. Webb
county.
, 1935-09-13
HOPKINS TO
TAKE CHARGE
OF JOB DRIVE
Another Reduction In
Direct Relief Fund
Announced BY F. ID.
After Farley

HYDE PARK. N. Y, Sept. 10
Rp-President Roosevelt announced
orders Friday for the Works Pro-
gress Administration under Harry
l. Hopkins TO take over the works
relief drive until the permanent
public works program Of Secretary
Ickes reaches q greater volume OF
employment.
In q detailed explanation OF the
whole works problem at his regular
press conference Friday. the presi-
dent related that Thursdays parley
provided q program for the coming
ak weeks with SIS. 900. 900 addition
nj for direct relief-another reduc-
ton in this.
Sees June Peak
As for the contest between Score
tery Ickes' public works plan and
Harry Hopkins temporary works
idea, he said the problem was re-
duced TO the proposition Of dollars,
men 70 be employed and the time
for completion.
He stated 1t was unlikely that the
funds already allocated for perman-
ent structures would reach a peak
OF employment before next June.
Therefore, the gap must be filled
IN by temporary work under juris-
diction Of Hopkins. he explained.
Because OF this, MI. Roosevelt,
said the bulk Of the remaining
el.250. 10000 from the four billion
fund to be spent In the next four
WNnNfha wrroFtA ~N A. NnwavN@wn So 4aAm
This must be done. he asserted.
II the detectives OF taking 100000
from relief rolls Is achieved by the
November goal.
AZ the same time, he said. con-
alteration would be given TO the
permanent public works projects.
He announced that Secretary Ickes
has been asked TO submit a list or
projects Of this nature and he laid
down four rules for their approval.
These are that contracts must ;
let on or before December Is: the
projects must be completed in a
year: they must be In an area where
there r sufficient relief persons
TO provide the employment: and
they must abide by the require
ment OF average pay OF $3.50 per
man for the Job.
Declares for Speed
Thus declaring for speed and for
immediate temporary work. Mr..
Roosevelt said he expected before
departing on his trip to the Pacific
coast that he would approve direct
grants TO states and municipalities
totaling $200.000.O00.
This In TO be matched on q basis
Of IS per cent by the communities.
making q total OF about S425, COO 600
for local projects.
In addition, he said the Public
Works administration Is under or
ders 70 ascertain Immediately what
projects already authorized are not
being pushed. These are to be can
celled and the funds are 10 be used
elsewhere. This Is expected 10 pro-
vide IN additional $220.000 900.
All In all. Il looked like the presi-
Dent In his work speed orders gave
the edge 70 Harry Hopkins with a
chance to Secretary Ickes to get
his program In line by the Deem
Der Is deadline.
Ickes and Hopkins left here late
Thursday night together for WASH
ington, on friendly terms. but ap-
parently with q six weeks period to
prove their cases.
, 1935-09-13
Court Term Opens

Federal Judge J. G. Hutchinson
Jr., former Judge OF the southern
district OF Texas but now on the
bench OF the appeals court nc New
Orleans. viii hold N one-day session
here Saturday TO clear the Cameron
and Hidalgo county jails OF prts-
oners who wish 70 plead -ullty.
About 40 pleas OF guilty I'm In
migration and customs cases nro
expected TO be heard nc the short
term.
, 1935-09-13

San Quentin prison was built 10
hold 5000 prisoners. There are az
present 5000 convictS behind It's
walls.
, 1935-09-13
Strike Agreed On

NEW YORK. Sept. Is. R1-F. w
Robinson. secretary OF the Radio
Telegraphists association. said Fri
day ship radio operators In Balti-
more have agreed to strike in SYM
pathy with their New York City
colleagues.
, 1935-09-13

are scoffed Ut by anti-Long lead
ers.
Next week a caucus will be held
by the Long forces to map a pro-
gram. One proposal Is TO send ennis
Saries to Washington 10 negotiate
with the Roosevelt administration,
another Is to appoint q successor
70 the United States senate for
Long and other subjects viii be
plans for the approaching January
election, when n s1nator, congress
man. a governor and state officials
will be elected.
At present Wade o. Martin,
public service commissioner. stands
out as the likely appointee to the
senate by Governor Allen for Longs
unexpired term.
The Rep. Gerald L. K. Smith, ma
tional organizer OF the share-our-
tional organizer who delivered
Longs funeral grafton. Friday
pledged the support Of the societies
to the Long organization i'm the
January election.
AAC cAAdAE-OQA- tdAl mOhC~
ment Is by no mea dead. said the
minister Friday. He said he prob
ably would 60 to New York soon for
q national conference and the
societies may enter other state
campaigns.
The anti-Longs Friday we're IN a
strategic position. They have al
most finished laying the founda-
ton for their state campaign. No
thing remained except agreement
officially on their state ticket and
that was more or less n formality
because informal conferences have
been held by anti-LOng leaders over
the state and aSpirants from anti
administration ranks for governor
have simmered down to two men,
United Stat o. Representatives Gle
veland Dear and j. Y. Sanders. Jr.
, 1935-09-13

Birds have four kinds OF feathers:
flight feathers. clothing feathers,
downy feathers and thread feathers.
Eskimos have the custom Of pay
ing the family doctor as soon as he
enters the house.