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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20

NAllONAL LEANIE
BROOKLYN - GOO 40 200 10 /
Pittsburgh 600 I'll tx II ?
Clark Vance. Eisenstat and Lopez. Bush.
swift, Hoyt and Pa6Gen
chisaso s soo o oSo COS g 8
Prim. johnson and Wilson. warneke and
Hartuett.
Boston ......-....... 200 600 100 7 2
St Louis -----.--.-- 200 oi0 Ok II 0
Belts Benton and spohrer. J. Dean and
Davi-
Ten Inningsl
New York .---..-. o3i col 600 = 10 !
Cincinnati ..--.... coo COS 600 O. ?
schumacher. Smith and Mancuso; Frey.
Freitas. Brennan. DerEinger and Campbell.
ST. Louis -.......... Il2 00l COO 5 ls /
Philadelphia .----... lol III iOX- y !
Knott. B.aeholder and Heath. Benton.
Mahaffey. Cascarella ana FoNX.
Eleven Innings
Cleveland ........ 600 600 900 oil s
New YORK 600 coz geo CO.
Stewart Brown and Brenzel Pytlak;
Ruai1g and DieAey.
Chicago ...-.-.---. cog ool oi2- 6 -
Whitehead. Wyatt ard seweu. Il. John
son. welch. walberg. Pipgras ana r. Fes-
Detroit .-........... al ooi sl2-Is 10 0
washington .-...--- 600 GOO 05i- 10
sullivan aad Eayworth. Burke. Bean,
Weaver. Coppola ard Bolton. Redmond
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Mrs. Mary Fox Services

Requiem mass for Mrs. Mary
Fox. who died Saturday of heart
disease at her home, 538 N. Oxford
st. will be offered at 10 tomorrow in
St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic
Church. of which she was men,
Der. Burial viii be in Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Mrs. Fox had lived in Indian
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TUESDAY

apolis SO years. Surviving are three
daughters. Misses Catherine and
Winifred FOX, both of Indianapolis,
and Mrs. George M. Clements
Terre Haute, and three sons, Pat
rick. John and Thomas Fox Jr., ali
Of 1ndianannliS
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WEEK OF MAY 10

s:45-Marv Bakers review.
9.0O-The HoneymOoners (NBC).
9.15-Tony Wons tNBCl.
93O-Three Shades of Blue fNBCl.
9:45-Al and Lee Reiser tNBC).
10:00-Masquer9d lNBCl.
1O:15-Honeyboy and Sassafras tNBCJ.
10.30-WordS and Music tNBCl.
10.45-Cecla and Sally.
IL 00-Jimmie Garrigan's orchestra iNBC)
11:15-Virginia Lee and Sunbeam n BC).
II 30-Farm and Home hour (NBC
p M
IL :3O-Ideal Reporter.
12:45-Danny Dee.
12:50-Musical Interlude.
II 55-Wonder news
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS.

4:0O-NBC (WJZ)-U. S. Army band.
5:3o-NBC (WEAF9-Easy Aces.
$3.50 Columbia-Kat Smith.
7:O0-NBC (WJz-Minstrel Show.
7:3O-Columbia-"T Big Show"
Block and Sully. Gertrude
Nlesen.
NBC CWEAF) Music at the
Haydns.
s:OO-Columbia-Wayne Kings or
chestra.
$780, (WEAF) Lucky Smith, Max
Baer
100o-NBC (WEAF) Duluth SYM
phony.
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ShOrtridge High School golf team captured the
fourth annual / II. S A. A. state links tournament
at Speedway course Saturday with a team total Of
1892 four strokes better than the nearest competitor.
Technical OF indianapolis. The Tech lads tailed
1886
The winning total higher than usual, Jeffer-
son Of Lafayette winning in 1882 with BIT, Tech Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20

Boston at Chicago.
BrOoklvn at Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA at S. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
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RUNS BATTED IN
u. $. Meters Advance

PARIS. May 20.-The Americans,
Wilmer Hines and Charles Culley,
defeated the French team Of Journu
and CHASER in the first round OF the
French hard courts tennis cham
pionship today. Scores were 60,
6-3, 60.
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An Impressive array of popular num-
bers in the spirit of the spring season
will be presented over WFBM and the
Columbia network Monday from $3.50 to
9 D. m. by THE Night Singer"
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SOFTBALL NOTES

St. Johns softball team trimmed ST.
Anthonvs. y to o. Bosch allowing the
losers three hits Kent ard Freije cIouted
home runs for the winners the latter
adding a double and two singles
Imperial softball team tailed four vic
tories last week and remains undefeated
in the l4-l6-year-olds class The follow
ing players are asked to report at Finch
Park today: Bauer. Faust Rhodes. Dible,
Bergman. Day. Shanahal. Cook, Hawkins,
Cass. Kaufman. Thinnes McLinn. Bailey.
VeSpo and Reese. For games
cali DreXel 742O-R and ask for Leo
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Kiwanians throughout the United States
and Canada are invited to take part. by
Fbe e IN nf oT4 bf aG9T 10
network Monday from to $50 D. m.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at New York
S. Louis at Washington.
Detroit al Phila delphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20

Yesterdays HerO-JOhn White
bead. White SOX. who became the
first major league pitcher with
six victories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
GREYHOUNDS TRIUMPH

The crack Indiana Central track
squad outclassed n. c. A. G.. u, 81
to 27, in a dual meet at ShoItridge
field Saturday John Byers coll
lected four firsts for the Greyhounds.
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CHUCK GARRINGER, Speedway
~ pro and referee of the meet,
took some interesting mental notes
as he sent the young linksmen on
their ways around the course.
Chuck said there were only two Of
the l56 who drove from the first tee
with irons. All the others used wood
clubs. He said one boy took a cross
handed grip on his driver. but there
was not a southpaw player in the
tournament. The smallest player
said he weighed 80 pounds and the
shortest drive was a topped shot
that went 10 xeet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20

The famous Prologue to. Leoncavallo'
Peerce tenor. will be the vocal highligh
of the program BY Harry Hcrlick and hi
Gypsies Monday at 7 D. m. over WIRE
and an NBC network
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. Standings .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS
might.
MINNEAPOLIS at Columbus.
s. Paul az Toledo.
Kansas CITY at Louisville.
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ChiSOX Move
Into Series
With YankS
Whitehead Turns in Sixth
Win for Leaders: Boston
Faces Cleveland.
By LAYTON CARVER
United Press star Correspondent

NEW YORK. MAY 20.-The cir
cuit-topp.ug White S0x opened a
three-eame series with The Yankees
today and sec0nd-piace Cleveland
moved Up 30 Boston as the American
League pennaut race continued IN a
dog fight among the four leaders.
Manager Joe Mccarthy Of the
Yanks had lost some wOrrier over mis-
pitching after shooting his best
against Cleveland 10 take three out
Of four in the series that closed yes
terday
The Yankees made the best recent
gain among the four with the three
victories pairing Cleveland's second
place margin and likewise shaving a
half-game of the White Sox' lead.
But i was the hard-hitting bull
let-p.tchiug Chicago Sox that fur
nished the big thrill when their
Johnny Whitehead. the Texas
League rookie. yesterday beat Bos-
ton. 8 20 ;. and became the only
mOundsman IN the majors with six
wins anC no defeats.
Wyatt Hats Rally
His performance. Notwithstanding
that he failed TO finish for the FIRST
time. even cvershadowed Clevelands
victory in the series final with the
Yanks. ] TO O. in IL innings.
Whitehead held Boston to one run
until the ninth when suddenly he
weakened. Wcrber and CrOnin sin
gled. Bishop. Rick Terrell and Rey-
nolds walked and wyatt was sent 70
the rescue TO stop a fOur-rtm rally.
The Yanks dropped into third
place WheG Bruce Campbell went in
TO pinch hit in the 18th and drove
Willie Kamm home with the only
score Of the game 10 give Cleveland
the victory over Charlie CRed) Ruff
fing.
Tigers Climb Notch
Detroit climbed into fifth place
ahead Of Washington with a 10
hit, l5-to-6 victory pitched by Joe
Sullivan against four Senator hurl-
ers.
IRE Athletics made the only hon.
e-s turned in In the circuit and
utilized them to beat the Browns. s
to 5 Bob Johnson hit one and
Roger Cramer the other
Manager Bill Terry's double. Otis
sacrifice and Leiber's single gave
the Giants a 6-to-5. 1O-inning vic
tory over the Reds and increased
New YOrk's National League lead
over the Dodgers and Cubs. both
beaten.
Hal Schumacher was credited with
the Giants victory although he was
relieved in the last frame. He hit
a homer and KampOuris wallOped
one for the Reds.
Dizzy Dean Is Victor
Arky Vaughan singled with the
bases filed in the eighth as the
Pirates tripped the Dodgers. 9 to 6.
and chased their school boy pitcher
Harry EiSenStat. to the showers.
Lou Chiozza's homer with two
on, and Sylvester Joknson's spark
ling pitching ave the last place
Pills a S-to-2 victory over the Cubs.
The Cards beat the Braves when
Dizzy Dean pitched a SEVENTH
game and singled with the bags
loaded as part Of a clinching rally.
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Fishing the Air

Happy Jack Turner will be in a SEN
timental mood when he sings You're NV
Only Sweetheart" That Old Girl OF
Mine" and Have You Ever Been Lone
ly?" during his broadcast Monday at sos
D m over an NBC-WJZ network.
Dick PIatt and Sidney Norman, two
piano team, will feature numbers from
stage and motion picture productions
during their broadcast Monday at $3.50
p. m, over an NBC-WJZ network. In
Guided will be I'm Coin shopping
With You from Gold Diggers of 1885,"
''With Song in My Heart" from "Spring
Is Here" and Liza" from "Show Girl"
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Second Game

MINNEAPOLIS ..-..... 20l 9OC Ol0-4 Q o
Toledo .-...--..---. 600 oSc 2O3- 9 0
KEEP Marrow. Perrin and Leitz: A.
WalSu. Buchauon ard Garbark.
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Minneapolis ......-. OIO 600 OO3- IS l
Toledo ..-.-...... 600 0l2 600 3 s /
Galehouse. Marrow and George: Boone
and Susce.
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Results Yesterday
-

St Paul .-.-.-......' 600 O04 O2O- S12 o
Columbus ..---.... COL l03 600 II 3
Fet-e Hunter and Guliani. Klinger
Chambers. Cooper. Ryba and OgrOdoW ski.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati


MONDAY.
4:00-Winiams and Walsh orchestra
4;30-Jack Armstrone drama.
560-Gould g. Shelter NBC).
515-Glenn Lees orchestra.
545-Bangerous Paradise. drama NBcl.
6,O0-Crosev Folles tFlvinR Dutchmen
orchestra.
730-Ctto HaTbacks Musical Show Al
aoo-6 G2qap Go6 P PFSee sid6 MNRBTvA.
8.30-Melody Parade.
9:15-Lum and Abner Mutual.
930-The HarmOnizeTs.
9.45-Irving Aaronsons orchestra.
10:00-NeWs flashes.
1O:O5-De Luth Civic orchestra.
10 30-Benny Kytes orchestra
II 00-Henry Kalb orchestra.
11:15-Johnny Burkharths orchestra.
II .30-Genn Lees orchestra.
II 45-Chancey Parsons and organ.
i2:Qo-Irving Aaronson's orchestra
I23O-Moon River.
TUESDAY.
55o-Top o. Morning.
6;Q0-Phil Cooks note book (NBC).
630-CheeriO fNBCt.
7.00-Morning dcyotions.
7.30-American Family
7 .45-Alan Prescott tNBC1.
800-JOe Emerson. HYMNS.
8.15-ClaTa. Lu and EN- fNBC).
8.30-ReX Griffith. tenor.
8.45-Don Carlos and his marimba band
Mutual.
9 .00-Mail Bag.
9.15-LiVestOck reports.
9.25-NeWs flashes.
9:30-Three Shades Of Blue NBCl.
g 45-Llfe Of Mary SOthern tMutuaD.
l0.00-Chandler Chats. with organ.
10.l5-MOrning HOuseWarmsrS orchestra.
l0.30-SOng Of the CITY fNBCb
l0.45-Painted Dreams. drama lMutuaD.
ll.00-Jimmie Garrigans orchestra fNBCl.
11l5-VlTginia Lee & Sunbeam lNBCl.
Il .30-LlvestOCk reports.
II .40-NatIonal Farm and home hour.
l2.3O-GIenn Lees orchestra.
II .45-JOnnnY burkharth's orchestral.
l.00-HOme Sweet Home (NBCb.
1:15-Vic and Sade lNBCl
l.30-Ma Perkins. drama
1.45-Dreams Come True, Barry Mo-
Kinlev. songs fCamayl tNBCj
2.00-BettY and Bob drama (NBCj
2.l5-Ba!ley Axton. tenor. organ.
2.30-ReX Griffith and accordion
2.35-Ticker notes.
2.45-DorOthea Ponce. blues singer
3.O0-NOrsemen. male quartet
3.l5-Miners Children. drama.
3.30-Singing Ladv
3.45-Questions and Answers, Joe Ries
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1:O0-Walter Hickman.
1:l5-American melodies.
! SOMA Perkins iNBCl
! .45-Morin Sisters. tNBC).
2.00-Woman's Radio reveiw fNBCl.
2 30-Temple Of Song NBC).
3 .00-Ernest Davis tNBCl
l5-Pan-American program (NBC)
3 .45-Nursery Rhymes (NBC).
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NATIONAL ITAGrF

Milwaukee a. Louisville. both games
postponed. rain
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HOME RIMS

Foxx. Athletics - 81 Moore PhIllies
johnson. Athletics 8 Moore. Giants -. 7
BOnura. White Sox Vaughan. Pirates. Z
OFT Giants ... 8
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. Tigers p Frey. Dodgers . IS
Johnson Athletics 81 FoXx. Athletics :. a.
Vaughan. Pirates IS
HITS
Vaughan. Pirates - Johnson. Athletics 81
L. Waner. Pirates "A Terry. Giants. 81
Gehrlnger. Tigers 80
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Indianapolis in 1888 with the same total and Column
bus in 1884 with 3l8. The starting field numbered
156 prep golfers.
Besides winning the team prize for the first time
Shortridge also produced the tournament medalist,
Dick NcCreary capturing first individual honors with
a 49, two over course par.
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Kansas City at indianapolis. both games
postponed. wet grounds
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis
Power and Lisht Company
MONDAY


P. NJ.
4:OO-Beatrice Osgood (CBS).
4:l5-Tea Time Tunes.
4:45-Concert Miniatures (CBS).
4 .55-Rhythm revue.
5.15-Three-Rs program.
5:30-Buck Rogers (CBS).
5:45-BOhemianS.
5:55-NewS.
6:00-Society reporter
6:15-RecoverY speaker.
6 20-BOhemianS.
6:30-Piano Twins
6:45-Foreign Trade Week program.
7:OO-Six-Gun Justice tCBS).
7:30-The Big Show (CBS).
8:OO-Wayne King orchestra (CBS).
8:3O-Lilac Time tCBSl
9:0O-Life on Red Horse Ranch.
9:l5-NeWS.
9:2O-Diamond Dust.
9;3O-Kate Smiths revue (CBS).
10 :0O-Blue Monday Jamboree (CBSl.
ii :OO-Keith Beecher orchestra (CBS).
II 3O-Louls Panico orchestra (CBSJ.
II 00-Midnight-Sign off
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WIRE (14OO) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
MONDAY

MONDAY
.0o-U. S. Army band (NBC).
4.30-Summary of WIRE programs.
4.35-3 x Sisters (NBC);
4:45-LittIe orphan Annie (NBC).
5.O0-News flashes.
5.05-A Rose Room Melody.
5:lO-A Lullaby.
5:I5-Marott concert.
5:3O-Red Davis (NBC.
5:45-Eb and Zeb 1000,
E .o0-Amerfcan Adventure (NBC).
6:30-Voice Of the Air lNBC).
7:00-Gypsies tNBCl
7.3O-Hollywood review.
7:45-Man About Town. ,~-,oo
9.00-Pav Knights Cuckoo hour (NbCJ'
8:3O-Lucky Smith (NBCl.
9:O0-Wonder news.
o:05-Musical Cocktail.
9:lO-Basonology.
9:15-Tony ana Gus = NbO)'
9.38-Jolly Coburn's orchestra (NBCl'
10:OO-Sports review.
10.l5-CongreSs news. - D,pr.,
IL 56-Enric Madriguera's orchestra INBC)
i0:30-Teonard Keller's orchestra tNBS
II .00-Timnie GarEigan's orchestra 1NBCJ
II 30-Bob McGrews orchestra CNBC)'
- 00-Nidnight-Sign of.
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TUESDAY


AM.
630-Chuck wagon.
7OO-Earlv Birds.
800-NewS.
8:05-WaItz time (CBS).
815-Bluebirds (CBS).
830-Jack Fulton orchestra (CBS)
845-Mrs wigs of the Cabbage Patch
e.oO-Blue Bows fCBS).
9I5-Butler University program.
9:3O-Three- Quarter Time.
945-Life Of Mary Marlin OBS.
10:OO-Voice of experience (CBS).
IO:I5-The Gumps (CBSl.
fO:3O-Mrs FarrelPs Kitchen Clinic.
ll:OO-U. S. NAVY Band (CBS).
I1:15-This and that A-,
II :30-Miiton Charles at the organ (CBS) q.
1:45-Hoosier Farm Circle.
P M.
12:15-NewS.
f2:20-Circle melodies. 100,
-. 30-Between the Book-ends (CBS).
Hollow (CBSl.
/ .00-Columbia Variety hour tCBS).
2:00-Poetic Strings (CBSl.
3 Subsistence Service series (CBS).
9.45-Cleo Brown tCBSl.
3. OO-Merrymakers tCBS),
3:30-Viewing the news
3:45-Dick Tracy (CBSl.
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MAJOR LEADERS

Player. Club.
, 1935-08-02

choacan, que Sc formularian leyes
prohibiendo Ia manufacture Y ven
ia de licor Isl acaso sc hacia nece-
sario".
En- un diScurSo que pronuncio an
te III gran numero de mujeres. Ell
Presidente Cardenas, les dijo acer-
ca de Ia campana en- contra del
alcohollSmo en- la Republica.
FL PrcSiGente CardenaS quien Sc
~encuentra hacienda una gira por
algunos dc los EstadoS de la Repu-
blica. ha ~expresado en- variaS oca-
stones, que desea que & consuma
menos licor en- Ia Republica. Ell
Presidente esta preocupado por las
classes obreraS Y campesinas, v para
evitar que consuman tanto alcohol,
Sc han aumentado las contribucio-
mes Gle las bebidaS alcoholics en-
Mexico.
FL Primer Mandatario de la ma
cion sc e%ncuentra eStudiando los
problemaS agrarioS, en- los eStadoS
por donde hace su gira.
, 1935-08-02
General Brigadier
En- Vista De
Inspection

IL General Brigadier Evan Fl.
Humphrey visitara @ inspeccionara
Ell Fuerte Brown de eSta ciudad esta
tarde, segIn informeS que sc reci-
bieron en- Brownsville hoy.
IL general viene acompanado de
su asistente, y hara el viaje en- I'm
avion militar a esta ciudad, ate
orlando ell aparato en- el areodro-
me municipal que k e%ncuentra en-
las cercanias de Brownsville.
III Brigadier Humphrey. eS Or
mandante del 10. Regimiento de
Cahalleria, Ell cual 81 e~ncuentra en-
e. Fuerte Brown.
Los oficiales del Fuerte. aSi como
miembroS de Ia Camara de Conner
cic de esta ciudad. Y otras auto-i-
dadeS. iran al campo de aterriZaje
q esperar al General. DeSpues de la
reviSta que hara a los oficialeS v
miembroS del Fuerte Brown, Ia BAN
On Militar del Fuerte dara una au-
d.cicn especial en- honor del Gene
,rai Humphrey.
II Brigadier v las personals que 10
acompanan, permaneceran en- eSta
ciudad haSta el Sabado en- la mahana,
dia en- que Sc ~regresara a Fort Clark.
Texas.
FL General Humphrey viene via
jsrdo en- un avion militar. v Ia
hecho visitas de inspection q los
ieFimientoS miembros de la Primer
Erigada de Caballeria en- diferentes
lugares.
I'll General Humphrey fue nom
brado jefe de Ia Primera Brigade de
Caballeria " esta eS III primer visi-
"a al IT. Brown.
, 1935-08-02

Ell ORDEN La
POLICIA
l. o 8 Desordenes S Q
Registraron Frente
A La Oficina Del
Mayor LaGuardia

NUEVA YORK, N. Y, AgoSto a.
Aengados por varias mujeres que
lanzaban gritoS, una muchedumbre
&c desocupados, quieneS eStaban en-
las HStaS de Socorro, sc precipitation
Sobre Ia policia, frente a Ia oficina
del Mayor de Ia ciudad LaGuardia,
convirtiendoSe Ell parque de Ia ciu-
Gao en- un campo de batalla, mien-
traS que los policiaS batallaban con
la muchedumbre para someterla al
oroen.
Las muieres y otraS personaS que
Sc encontraban en el motin. lama
ban duro6 ataqueS y epitetoS en-
contra de las autoridades y In poll
cia
Un comite. integrado por tres de-
legadoS. que Sc decian ser repre-
seLtantes de los desocupadoS, fue-
o a c~onferenciar con Ell Mayor
LsGuardia, en- ST. oficina.
Sc dice que los tres delegates fue-
ron a conferenciar con ell Mayor
LaGuardia. acerca de aSuntos rela-
cionados con Ell socorro a los desc
cupados.
David LASER. preSidente de Ia
Union de Trabajadores Sin Empleo,
y uno de los Delegates que fueron
a conferenciar con el Mayor de la
ciudad, al Salir de la oficina del
Mayor LaGuardia declare cue al
informarSele al Mayor de que mu-
choS de los deSocupados carecian de
where's Y Se eStaban muriendo de
har1bre habia conteStado: "Ah, ca
Iaccles!"
e. Alcalde LaGuardia, nego ese
irforme pocoS momentoS despueS.
Al ser informado de 10 que habia
oicho LASER. LAGuardia declare
Que ESQ no era verdad v que ESQ
caba a conocer de Ia manera que
cooperan cuando promoter coope-
raI.T
LASER. pronuncio un discurso an
te las personals que sc encontraban
reunidas en- Ell parque referido.
frente al edificio municipal. Pero
cuando otro de los individuoS trat0
de hacer uso de la palabra. subien-
dose a una de las bancas del paruue.
la policfa 10 bajo, diciendo que no
Sc habia otorgado permiso a los
nanifeStanteS para que celebraran
un mitin. EntonceS Ia policia en-
rezo a tratar de disperSar a la mu-
cbedumbre.
Al tratar de hacerlo, Ia muche-
dumbre Sc avalanzo sohre Ia Policda
j sc origino gran desorden.
DeSpues de mucho batallar logra-
rCn los policias reStablecer Ell 6rden.
No hubo heridoS de gravedad. q
pesar de Que Ia Policia Y los amoti.
nados Sc batieron por varioS nninu-
toe
, 1935-08-02
ENCONTRABA
JUGAND0 EN- LA
0R|LLA DEL CANAL
Despues De Mucho TEMPO Lograron Sacal
FL Cuerpo de Howard Keene De Las Aguas.
Los Esfuerzos Para Revivirlo, ~Inutiles

Son ella vino Ell ninito. La Sra.
Keen. entro a la Residential de sus
psures, y sc puso a conversar con
clos. De pronto salio Ell ninito, y
como Sc encontraba jugando en- el
patio de la casa, no lie dieron i'm
pCrtancia al hecho de que habia
desaparecido. Como a Las cinco de
Ia tarde, la madre hecho de me-
nos, v entonces Sc dedicaron a bus
carlo.
Lo Vieron Que Iba Al Canal
Cuando hecharon de menos al
chiquitin, alguien Sc acordo que 10
habia visto caminando hacia Ell ca
nal. EntonceS Sc dedicaron a bus
carlo el ST. Cerar, Johnston Staley,
su dos hijoS y j. r. Warren.
Despues de busacrlo por las orr
Has del canal, y en- las cercanias de
la Residential de los Cerar. alguien
dijo que tai Eez el ninito Sc habria
caido dentro del canal, Y fue en-
tonces cuando sc dedicaron a buscar
e. cuerpo del chamaco en- aguas del
canal de riego que paSa cerca de la
Residential de los Cerar.
DeSpueS de mucho batallar, Sc en-
ccntraron Ell cuerpo del Unfortunate
nlno dentro Gel canal. 10 Sacaron
v 10 trajer0n a eSta ciudad para a.
plicarle III "pulmotor,' para yer 81
lograban r~evivirlo. Un medico u
examine al nino declare Que eStaba
muerto, pero como cuiera 5 lie apli-
CO Ell aparato para Ia respiration
artificial, con Ia esperanto de vol
verlo en- 81.
A pesar de los esfuerzos que Sc
hlclerOn. ell nino no revivio.
Los bomberoS de eSta ciudad, ira
baJaron mucho tempo tratando de
r~evivirlo.
FL padre del nino, Ross Keene.
ouien Sc encontraba en- Port Isabel
cLando ocurrio Ia ~deSgracia, vino
a eSta ciudad a e a Su hijo que
Sc habia ahogado. FL padre Sc en-
cOntraba tr~abaJando en- una de las
obraS que sc eStan llevando a cabo
en- el puerto referido.
Fl Juez de Paz F. d. Nance. des-
pueS de eXaminar Ell cadaver del
~pequenito. rindio I'm veredicto de
'muerte accidental causada por la
aSfixia".
e sepelio tai vez Sc verifique hoy
en- eSta ciudad, o en- Port Isabel.
donde reSiden los padres del ninito
Keene.
, 1935-08-02
CON0CE
DEL Case DEL EDO.
DE TAMAULIPAS
Ell Secretario de Gobernacion Senior Silvano
Barba Gonzalez, Declare Que va Informo
AL Presidente Sobre ell Case de lamps.

MEXICO, ID. F., AgoSto AT
En- relacion con 81 case de Tamau-
l:pas Ell Sr. Lie. Silvano Barba Con-
zalez Secretario de Gobernaclon de-
claro a los periodistaS que va in
formo ampliamente al ST.. PreSiden-
te de Ia Republica Oral. Lazaro Car
denas, del resultado de sus traba-
jos, q propoSito de las dificultades
SrrgidaS EN- dicho EStado. entire Ell
Executive local Y varios de los Ayun-
tamientoS V elementos trabajadores
del campo Y de la ciudad.
Exprexo el Secretario de Gober-
racion su parecer de que no es po-
sible que los mismoS factories ahora
en- deSacuerdo lleguen a un pronto
avenimiento. para evitar los periui-
clos que la Administration publica
del EStado reciente Y los que sobre
llevan el pueblo tamaulipeco con esa
SItuacion a todaS luceS anormal, CO.