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La gaceta., 1935-04-01

.El Brooklyn a la
cabeza de la Liga
A la cabeza de la Liga de la
T0ronja, con 6 desafios CANA
La gaceta., 1935-04-01

NADIA Sc Ola.
Los criados volvieron a ocu-
par sus Sillones, secandose dos
|lagrimas.
i Pobre senoritap debie-
ron pensar.
Pobre, ST.. ipobre de ella,
huerfana Y sin honor!
Sobre la conciencia de Mora
les, debia pesar aIgun dia aquel
horrible drama creado por el.
CAPITULO XIII
Una proposition SalUddora
PaSaron algunos dias.
Elvira habia abandonado ell
La gaceta., 1935-04-01

A4~
tormenta de aqua y viento dej6
sentir sus efectos en- varios corr
dados en- las parties central h
sur del estado, causando la
muerte a Walter Beeson, un
campeslno; Dewey Hall, tam
bien campesino; Agnes Bagett,
una negra, y IN negrito nieto de
Jose Evans, de Newton. Tres
de las. victimas residian en- el
pequeno pueblo de Lorando.
Entire los heridos aparecen la
Sra. w, Beeson, Jesse Lee
Stephens, de Is amos; Estus
Baggett, Syvania Bagget+ y Joe
Evans.
La gaceta., 1935-04-01
CAPITULO XIII

Pasaron algunos dias.
Elvira habia abandonado ell
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08

erect a mill there. F. c. Piatt OF
Shelby is opening up a property
near the Black Friday which is
close to the Heating group. De-
troit capitalists are opening the
Black Friday which Is managed
by George Bennett Of Helena.
So far there is very little act
ivity in the Neihart district as
there is quite. a little snow in the
mountains. This is one Of the lar
gest silver districts In the state.
II Is reported that the Pohlman
interest OF Spokane have purchased
the Big Seven mine.
Howard Mclean OF LewistOwn
has taken over the old Kendall
Mine OF the Barnes-King company
There are a number OF small oDer-
atoms going on in the Little Snowy
Mountains.
In Beaverhead county the main
activity is in the district west Of
Dillon, which includes the camp Of
Argenta and Bannack. The Th0lnp-
son Gold Mining CO., is operating
it's mine and mill on the old Ban
mack property and there are several
other operations in the district in-
Guiding the Chipaul Mining Co.. on
the Bob Hauska claim. The Mann
moth Mining Co., is operating bhe
King Mine near Twin Bridges In
Madison county.
In the Little Rocky Mountains
in Phillips county, there is small
amount of placer work going on
and two quartz perations. The
Little Ben Mining Co, Is operating
the old August Mine near Land
usky and is cyaniding its gold ores.
p A. Wickham is general mana
ger and the company has very few
The company was
formed by Charles Whitcomb, OF
Zortman, John COrrette, OF the Ana
conda Copper Mining Co., Butte,
James Finlen, Vice President I the
Metals Bank & Trust Co., of Butte.
R. j. Mcdonald, Butte capitalist
Hotter Brothers, George MCGEE and
Charles Powers OF Helena. The COM
pany has been paying dividends
Tor the last year At Zortman,
about eight miles from Landusky,
some exploratory work is being
lone on property adjoining the old
Ruby Gulch Mine. The controlling
interest OF the Ruby Gulch was re-
sently purchased by Carl ]. Trau-
srman, Butte mining engineer and !
President OF the Montana Stock !
3 Bond Co.. OF Butte Mr.. Trauer-
nan has two associates In the deal. I
rhe Ruby Gulch is a large low
trade gold proposition and form
rly had a mill OF $50 tons daily
apacity. The mill burned a few
ears ago and will be replaced with
smaller initial unit.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
MINING

SHALL SCALE Piaear- Assnsu~ MA
eds By Chea. r. Ie~Aaon essa To-,
3. knaebei. q booklst gfviag piacss
mining districts "a Montana ana
idaho. minerals associated vita plar
e. gold the different mefhada 81
mlntng placer gold and how e
eonrsfacs the proper equipment
sc per copy. Supply Department
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08

Gulch the Virginia City Mining Co.
Is operating on both quartz and
placer deposits. The Missouri Me-
Kee Mining Co. Is operating the
Missouri Mckee property near Nc
Alister and the Inspiration Gold
lining Co. is carrying on mining
operations In Bear Gulch near Twin
Bridges The WinetkR property is
being operated by its owners. At
Norris, the Josephine and BOaz
properties both are being operated,
the later having paid several div
idends this year. Marietta Mining
and Milling Co. is operating in
Barton Gulch near Virginia City
At Pony the Pacific Gold Mining
Co. is operating mine and mill at
the Ross Tweed and Clipper proper
ties Dave Box and associates are
operating the strawberry Claim.
The Atlantic and Pacific group Is
being operated by a company re-
Gently formed by E. G. Frawley OF
Salt Lake City. Milton Leydig of
Helena and Charles Whitcomb Of
zortman both are operating the
Mammoth group on Little Boul-
der near Jefferson Island and about
ten miles above them the Lake
View Mining Co. is operating some
gold property.
The Basin Montana Tunnel Co.
the largest operation In Jeffer-
son county. The company is work
ing the Comet and the Grey Eagle
mines and Is milling about 100
tons per day. The mill will be en-
larged in the near future and a
new hoist is being erected at the
Comet. The Jib property in Basin
Is being operated by w. S. Bar
quist OF Seattle. Ba'sin Goldfields
Limited, is shipping ore from its
Boulder Claim and driving a tun-
mel $50 feet lower than Its pres
ent workings. This property Is To-
Gated near Pole Mountain about a
mile northeast of Basin. The COM
pany is headed by Carl J. Trauer-
man, President Of the Mining Assoc
alton Of Montana, and Ernest Dor
ais of the Montana Stock and Bond !
Co., OF Butte. The Ballard Mine
is being operated by a Syndicate
and Glass. The mine is
near Boulder. In that district the |
Ida Mine is being operated by J. |
w. Kager and associates.
Near the Gardiner entrance of
Yellowstone Park, the Jarhine Min.
ing Co., Is employing about 90 men
and producing gold, arsenic and
tungsten ore. The company has its
own power plant. Harry C. Bacorn,
president and general manager of
he Jardine Mining Co., also is
rice president Of the Mining Assoc
alton of Montana Eastern inter-
ssts recently examined the Crevas-
zee Mountain property which is
situated above the Jardine pro-
Derty.
1Iangor Bros, are producing
gold ore from a property near
White Sulphur Springs, William
Anderson is employing Is men
ind is producing phosphate ore
iear Garrison.
Near Winston, the Vosburg
Mining Co., is operating its new
10 ton mill and producing gold,
liver and lead. At Wilborn the
standard Silver Lead Mining Co.,
s operating the old Jay-Gould
nine headed by Stanley r. Moore.
The Morning Glory mine is ship
ling silver ore from its property
n Jefferson county near Basin.
AT Radersburg the Ohio-Keating
nine Is being operated by w. A.
Sittreil and G. B. Teter. Leo
'oady, Butte mining engineer and
George Griswo1d. Jr., Butte metal
urgist, have taken over the Keat-
ng mine at Radersburg and viii /
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LISTED ON EXCHANGE
Butte Copper and Zinc Co, has
registered its stock for trading on
the New York Stock exchange
There are 100000 shares of SIS
par value capital stock issued.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNRURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
ArININa pEsrRIcT ROADs

Broadwater County.
Hassel Townsend Road..-.--.--.--..-.....lS8O.oO 600
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
IMPROVED ROADS TO 81 MINING
DISTRICTS UNDER PROPOSED PLAN

Improvement of 81 Mining camps Of Montana is
proposed program Mineral Resources Committee
of the State Planning board These roads, involving investment
of less than $s0O0OO win only relief employment to
completed there will IN be
waiting mines which be operated
as a result OF improved transportation facilities.
Following list of mining district roads proposed and the
amounts involved in each, by counties
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
NOTICE 10 CREDrToRs

Estate OF william G.. Wolter, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned Administrator with Win an
nexed OF the Estate Of william c. Wolter,
Deceased, to the creditors Of and all per
S sons naVi9g Siaims against tne SAID
sary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication OF this notice, to the
said Administrator at his offices at 527
Ford Building, Great Falls, Montana, the
same being the place for the transaction
OF the business Of said estate in the
County of Cascade.
Dated June &, 1895.
A. " SWANBERG, Administrator
with VIII annexed Of the Estate
of William c. Wolter, Deceased.
H. NORSKOG,
Attorney for Administrator
Great Falls, Montana
Date OF first publication June 8. 1898.
Al
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
Five Thousand Men
Employed in Mining
Nv Carl ]. Trauerman,


mining Montana than there
working the
gold silver and prospects Last the East
Refining
- ~ rant ahinnara
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
TRANSPORTATION
GEEAT NORTHERN STAGES

GREAT NORTHERN STAGES
Falls. Helena, Butte. Daily service be-
tween Great Falls, Tsewistown. shafbv.
SWeetgrasss Havre, Fort Browning and
intermediate points.
Reduced Fares. CAN GREAT NORTH
KIM Tor Schedule and Farea
Several irrigated foreclosed rnnebea for
sale near Big Timber and Idvfnxszon
rolstad. Big Timber Montana sc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08

OIL land 10 lease for immediate drilling
ia Keyin field ofxsetting commercial
production. Clear tltle o. L. Hnugen,
Power Montana elk
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08

NAP OF the City OF Cut Bank showing
ownership OF town Tote and wen l0ca-
tens. scale / IN. to 500 feet 16x2A
Blue line on paper 8108 Supply
Department. Montana on Journal
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-08
TRAUERMAN REVIEWS MINING ACTIVITY
NOTICE, MINERS

Mining Association Of Non
tana, composed Of Tndepend-
ent mining men from AL parts
Of Montana, has chosen June
21-22 as dates for the annual
meeting.
Great Falls is the meeting
place.
These dates were announced
by F. @. Gilbert, secretary.
The Chamber Of Commercs
Of Great Falls win cooperate
with mining men Of Northern
Montana In entertaining the
1885 convention.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Where and When
lCurrent Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

National - "The Bishop Misbe-
haves," at $40 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Informer," at
1884 am, 1886. 3:38, $40, 7:42 and
9:44 pm.
LOew's FOx-"Baby Face Harring-
ton" at 10:45 am, 1870, AIS, ITO
and 10 pm Earl Carroll's "Vanities,"
at 2:2O, $40, SOS and $50 pm.
Earle-"G Men, at 1O:45 am,
1:25, AIS, 7:10 and $50 pm. Stage
shows at 1890, 800, 6:l5 and 8:55
pm.
PaIace-"Les Miserables," at 1905,
2:25, 4:45, ITO and 9:35 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Flats" "
at 1850 am, 1:50, $50, $50, 7:5O
and $50 pm.
Belasco-"Little Friend" at 1907,
2:O7, 4:07, 6:o7, 8:07 and 1907 pm.
Columbia-"Mark OF the Vampire. "
at 1920, 2:15, 4:10. sos. sos and
10 pm.
Little-"Sins of Love" (for men
only, at 1U m. 1890, 3:45, 5:45.
8:45 and &c pm.
Tivoli-"West Point of the Air." at
2, $50, $40, 7:35 and $50 pm.
dor Roberta" at 5:45,
TAO and 9:35 pm.
Howard-"IIl Love You Always" at
1890, 2:55, $40, 7:45 and 10:15 pm.
Cab Galloway at 1:45. 4:10. 6:35
and 9 pm.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

The fascinating Margo is the one
Mexican player. Her hair is fine and
reddish brown-her eyes a hazel
green. Mexico City applauded her
with fervor in her two picture appear
ances. Her style Is termed by Para
mount "Pre-Raphaelite."
Claudette Colbert is the sole French
item on the roster. Joe Penner tore
himself away from Russia when 4
years old. LYDIA Roberti is from
Poland. And Jan Kiepura from what
we used to term Mittel- Europa. From
Dalmatia comes Tullio Carminati
Carl Brisson raises his glass to
Denmark when toasts are called
ELISA Landi feels that way about
Italy. although we always think OF
her as a British player. Marlene
Dietrich drinks to the Vaterland.
The rest of them-God bless EN-
drink to the Stars and Stripes.
1t just occurs to me that the first
time I talked with Max Reinhardt he
was producing THE Miracle" in San
Francisco. He told me at that time
he had no interest whatsoever in mo-
ton pictures. That was pre-Hitler
depression and a bit previous
judging from the interest he Is taking
in his first movie.
tCopyright. 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1935-05-16
MUSIC FESTIVAL.

More than 1000 amateur musi-
clans, in 81 choral and instrumental
clubs, will present programs during
the coming week as regular features
OF LoeW's Fox Theaters schedule in
the fourth annual Fox Theater music
festival.
Starting tomorrow morning, the
clubs will be presented in 10-minute
programs of their own arrangement,
one at each performance throughout
the entire week.
The clubs embrace both adults and
juniors affiliated with educational,
business and religious institutions in
Washington and nearby. They in
clude the Russian chorus of Nine.
Marie Zalipsky, the Alexandria Mu-
sic Study League, the string-wood
ensemble Of the Washington Musical
Institute, the University of Maryland
Mems Glee Club, the Columbia Man
dolin, Guitar and Banjo Orchestra
Of Sophocles Papas. the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone &C. Mems Glee
Club, Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church choir, Calvary Baptist Church
adult chorus, Wilson Teachers Col
lege Glee Club, the Octavians under
Paul D. Gable, Chadwick Orchestra,
Washington Orchestral Association,
Washington Boys Independent Band,
Loew's Cadet Band, Loew's Cadet
Drum Corps and the following from
the local public junior and senior
high schools: Western Choral Group
Mckinley Boys Glee Club, Eastern
Chorus, Roosevelt Girls Glee Club
Intersenior High School Cadet Band,
Elliot Boys and Girls Glee Clubs,
Gordon Girls and Boys Glee Clubs
and Orchestra, Alice Deal Senior
Girls Glee Club. Hine Senior Girls
Glee Club and the Langley Orchestra.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Ne'o Deal Executives appear
Doomed to ForegO Vacations
Some Haze Made Plans for Recreation.
but Majority See Only Sum-
mer of Work..

BY the Associated Press.
A few official vacation plans are
taking shape here, but on the whole,
a Summer OF work appears in prospect
for New Deal chieftains.
Some are starting already to call
the coming Summer another '33"-
the busy year which ushered in the
alphabetical Federal agencies.
Here are some leisure time activities
notables hope to engage in, all depend
ing on the end of Congress and other
developments:
President Roosevelt-Still aiming
for the San Diego Exposition.
Mrs. Roosevelt-San Diego too, and
maybe to her Summer home at
Campobello Island.
Vice President Garner and Mrs.
Garner, quoting the latter-"Uvalde,
Tex. as usual. Could we 60 anywhere
else? Not unless we had to-"
Hulls Plan to Get Away.
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec
retary of State-"I feel we must get
away. We were here nearly all last
Summer. I'd like to see that SAN
Diego Exposition"
Chief Justice Hughes-A motor trip.
Justices Van Devanter and Mercy
nolds-Trips to Europe.
Justice Brandeis-Chatam Mass.
Justice Sutherland-Probab back
to his birthplace. Buckinghamshire
England.
Justice Butler-Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa.
Justice Stone-His Summer home,
Isle au Haut, Me.
Justice Roberts-His farm at Kim
berton. Pa.
Justice Cardozo-Rye, N. Y.
Secretary Dern-Hopes to make a
trip to the Philippines this Fall.
Speaker and Mrs. Byrns-They're
invited to the Philippines.
To Work for Roosevelt.
Postmaster General Farley-"I hope
to enjoy the Summer by putting forth
every effort ! can for the reelection
Of Franklin D. Roosevelt"
Mrs. Claude Swanson, wife Of the
Secretary of the Navy-"Weyn not
leave town while the Navy program
is on. Some week ends at Rapidan
Camp, as We did last year. peri1ars."
Secretary Ickes-Working at public
works a spokesman said. the same
way he spent the Summers of 1888
and 1884"
Secretary Perkins-Doesn't know
what the Summer will bring forth. a
spokesman said. but it looks like 49,"
Harry Hopkins, the relief and
works progress director-Safc to Dus
him on the working list, spokesman
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Mrs. Bottom-a Hollywood-con-
ceived character (slight Improvement
on Shakespeare's original ideal was
stricken from the story. The picture
will not be released until Autumn. No
Hollywood studio likes to release a
master film during the Summer
months. 1t was Irving Thalberg who
once told me that the sun vogue and
the beach tan vogue, which were grow
ing from year to year throughout
America, were destroying the picture
business during the warm weather
months. People full of sun do not
want to go to the pictures at night. >.
they can hardly wait to throw them
selves down for nights sleep. Sun
is the great Soporific.
Reinhardt has great hopes for this
first picture. So great that he has
turned down sufficient offers from COL
leges throughout America for pro-
auctions of "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" that it comes to the sacrifice
Of a million dollars. But he feels that
so many productions of this type now
would rob his film Of so many thou
sand box office purchases that he
would suffer in the long run.
Ernst Lubitsch has been widely dis
cussed by Hollywood, both for the
things he has done since his empower
ment at Paramount and for those he
hasn't done.
He hasn't made some pictures that
were on the schedule. That is because
Lubitsch read the scripts and consid-
cred them not topnotch boX-office We
hicles. He has built up a contract list
of II names, So of which are Amer
ican-born. Most of the foreign born
ones are British. Herbert Marshall,
Sylvia Sidney and Ernest Cossart are
the British contingent in Accent on
Youth" Henry Wilcoxon and c.
Aubrey Smith are the Britons in the
De Mile opus, THE Crusades."
You can chalk Mary Ellis and Ida
Lupino to the British Isles, also Cary
Grant, Alison SkipWorth, Wendy Bar
RE and Sir Guy Standing.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

y
ACADEMY OF F'rssf' sss ssoGa Sc G 81 sf1''''''
e. Lawrence Phillips Theatre Beautiful
Continuous From 4:30 PM.
HENRIETTA CROSMAN In
Also coNFAb FAE qphP4lf VFFb4 sENfTA hAhs HUME in
POWER"
ASHTON CLARENDON VA
FRED MacMURRAY in CAR 90"
CAROLINA nth Double 3 i; E; fessafe Ass Sc
THE CAPTAIN HATES. THE SEA- and
VENETIAN NIGHTS"
CIRCLE , slo' Pa Ays fSuFi Fh yne Wf ess; saS
WILL ROGERS in LIFE BEGINS AT 40"
DUMBARTON lstf @tf1 "!sssgfaR sSGERs AVE in
LIFE BEGINS AT 40' News,
FAIRLAWN oLoKiS aSAsos1lA s T 9 Ahf p in
GOLD DIGGERs OF 1895.
PRINCESS mAuRicE 5tlR 7 ehEyALrrR sii N.Ei
MERRY WIDOW.
GEO s2ii Georgia Ave.
OESO Silver Spring. Nd
coNRAD G'nRHSEs TFfb% rE0% stN4A mt III HUME in
POWER"
Also Comedy. Cartoon and News Reels.
STANTON r,ns.i s.h tas sSnns g s.; fsuiSm.n, S;H
Gontinuous From $50 PM.
RoBERT PEER ,DTIMA RoMAT al and ELISA LiANDI in
Also EPR P2oSF GFA3Es 9E MoSTE n2S Iof
w 1TIcKET To w ale CRIME lHfs "il'oN'
STATE THE Modern Theater"
olAIE 1910 wise. Ave Bethesda. Md
Open 5:45. P.M.--show at 500 PM.
Douglas Fairbanks in
Private Life of Don Juan. "
Also THE MARCH OF TIME"
TAK0MA ''s b 'Ps Psr1In. R"''fEn%t trouble. SITS
CLAUDETTE COLBERT in
"GILDED LILY"
HIPPODROME rsds@.Foase. < SeeE ats
+ w. C. FIELDS in
> David Copperfield."
- CAMEO MT Todsz4famdrrd@ RAlSIna: MD
e CHARLES LAUGHTON,
8 "Ruggles of Red Gap"
q ARCADE H4sdIsYMhI Fsday. y.T1MdFroN MD:
8 Return Engagement by
{ Popular Request
= CLAUDETTE COLBERT,
. Limitation of Life"
& RICHMOND AFaXANPRaA. 4ddSa,4omDa: :-sas XA
Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler in Go
Into Your Dance"
| AMBASSADOR 1s'h Rsl Gol. 81 : s!as 81.
o1MoEEo N 5FoFFS4A R9GERs Is FRED AsTA1RE
APOLLO esi Ii = ss:s 81 NE
,> GoMERY in "VANEssA" Comedy.
q AVALON iss Ssns, 81. ty; wv. : cI. Mfs'S5 Zoo
= MAURICE ns'Inst. eHfSAEifR fif1 PM IN ~ro11rs
BERGERE." Novelty
Is AVENUE GRAND s1a s'E, E. Fl. siSa ASs;
= '0AM sALEst2bPi 5fab2ElI Easy 5s TFAVEhiNd Aces
CENTRAL 4fS Phone s'f Ms' St; ssSl' fw
BqRsS fnd 5BorEnse AaHES in comedies a0gE IN
q COLONY S. sa. N'w: Ays: 3 &c. fafEssS' ass9'
SCANDALS OF 1895" Comedies.
e HOME 1850 e.. c ,Ssss s. NE,
= HfSE5SE SHSSHsf. eHryA5EHs sssE5Hse,' N @FonHs
az SAVOY nth St cSi s Col saes I'd NV
C JAMES N1EspIsAIR RARToN snoItr..l in CAPTAIN
3 TIVOLI 18th st cSll PaTs Iso6 Bd NV
WALLACE nasinsS; BEFs9 fi0c N VEST + s POINT
OF THE AIR Easy Aces.
YORK riiae Ga; Az Nv. 4 co1. autSsf asfs
BERGERE" Chase Comedy.
JESSE THEATER 'ssh s.. & SE. SrEinf
.1 RONALD COLMAN and
O. "CLIVE OF INDIA"
I'll Comedy. Novelty.
e SYLVAN LIST & R, l. Ave N"
- DICK POWELL GLORIA STUART in
y Gold DiggerS of 1885"
- Comedy. Cartoon.
g PALM THEATER DEL "a RAY
III EDWARD G.. ROBINSON in
as THE WHOLE TOWNS
TALKING"
Comedy.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
GRIEVING KIN RIOT

Japanese Troops Sought to Sup
press Dead Miners Relatives.
TSINAN, Shantung, May Is R)-
The japanese consul general yester-
day requested Gen. Hanfuchu, Cover
nor of Shantung, to send troops to
Evening star., 1935-05-16
TESTS KNIFE ON HAT,
YOUTH MUST PAY S25
Brothers Testify Colored Boy Cut
Hat of One and Sentence
Is Imposed.

II cost Samuel Lee. 10. colored, of
425 Third street southeast s25 to see
If his penknife was sharp.
Lee was arraigned yesterday before
Judge Gus A. Schuldt in. Police Court
on a charge of destroying private
property after he had cut a hat be-
longing to Isaac Cooper. also colored.
of 403 First street southeast for no
apparent reason.
Isaac and his brother Joseph testi-
fled Lee approached them, took the
hat from Isaac's head and cut 1t, say
ing. This knife won't cut"
The incident occurred Tuesday aft
ernoon on D street near South Capitol
street southwest.
Judge Schuldt referred the case to
Probation Officer Robert Smith, who,
after an investigation. returned Lee
to the court and sentence was i'm
posed.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

said, and the end of Summer won't
prove it's wrong.
Secretaries Morgenthau, Wallace,
Roper and Attorney General Cum
mings-No vacation plans.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, mint director
I'm always at least hoping I'll get
to go to wyoming for few weeks"
Senator Hattie Caraway Of Arkansas
Probably here in Washington
perhaps some of 1t in Arkansas"
Evening star., 1935-05-16

the Szechwan mine to forestall serious
rioting by grief-stricken relatives Of
the 400 Chinese miners who perished
two days ago when subterranean
river flooded the workings.
Thousands of the victims kinsmen
Evening star., 1935-05-16

we're reported milling about the mine
Offices and threatening Chinese and
Japanese officials. Left destitute by
the disaster, frantic women and chill
dren we're said to be demanding relief
from the mine owners.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Reinhardt Cuts Color
From His First Picture
Tenor of Midsummer Nights
Dream"
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

7 IOLLYWOOD, Calf, May 16 NAN.A)-Max Reinhardt has
- made changes his first masterpiece "A Mid
| ! summer Nights Dream"
First foremost Renhard the color
which had been introduced the picture He did
the that you can't picture with coorthat
all nothing Jump gray and white black
and white disturbed the entire tenor of the picture
Reinhardt the left the remainder
of picture audience would jolted
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Japan has distributed 100000 trees
in its typhoon- stricken districts.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Each young Life guarded by mothers
watchful care of health and all that helps
preserve it, is ell begun indeed. But she
should know beyond doubt that every
home necessity she buys for the children
for all the family-is the purest and