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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

liam Carpenter or Griffith Bed- worth. #
 Glee Club
 The Boys Glee club tryouts will be held next Thursday night at the Crosby assembly hall at 7:30 o'clock The Girls Glee club will meet Mon-. day night in the assembly hall. A meeting of the Crosby band will be held Tuesday at the school under the direction of Floyd Evans. !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

Punch and Judy shows are being used in schools of Germany to teach English and French. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

YOlanda Club
 Plans for Halloween party to be given by the Yolanda club were discussed last night at a meeting of the group. The party will be for members only.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

Thurston stricken with paralysis in Charleston va is Goody There colored lad in the IA The Bronx, with fancy monicker LaGuardia phoned in Universal Service try Oakpeha the Eskimo at Point Bar row. following down from upstairs: mail taken there from plane about once
 month dependng conditions first mail and to Seattle Now what
 want get the nickel and dime tribuons sell order postmaster there What do?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18
Club Activities
Canton T. R. Martin Canton Auxiliary

A card party will be held at the home of Mrs. Ferdinand Bachman November 2 under the auspices of Canton T. R. Martin auxiliary. The group will also give supper and bazaar on December 5. Mrs. Martha Cady presided at the meeting last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

Martin Johnsons rme Marches On" contains brief radio supposed be Whee! Fiz scef WABC-ant that good news? Bob suggests call Gmen-Genemen of the Arresocacy
 YOU hep Daily Mirrors Assn? said certainly would It's Dec Well again! Franklin Roosevelt J! Yester- day he paid in New England speeding 18th vo-
 long would take me to get back mv revoked icense-if ever? Your Girl Friday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18
Mems Club Meeting

The program was read by Dor othy Sprano.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
L0NGSH0REMAN Is SHOT
NORTH DETROIT NEWS

Triangle Post No. lss, American
Legion, and the Not 1873 unit will
be at Lomax TenplsIA M. +. Zion
Chur.o> .ose1 DeQuindere street,
Sunds~1IHg. Dec. s. at 3 p m.
o'clock Tho program will be un-
der direction OF John Brown. ac-
companied by the Charles Young
Post No II Drum and Bugle
Corps. OF Michigan viii inaugu-
rate the 1896 membership drive
Tile line OF march, which Will
form al The corner OF Dawson and
Gcddard al 30 y. m. viii march
down Dawson to Dequindre thence
% i.omax a " + Zion Church
whore M elaborate program viii
bc rendered, with prominent speak
ers participating Music will be
sponsored by I>omax choir with
Mrs C. NJ Fields at the piano.
Commander G. G Mason and John
Brown will be in charge.
Harold Smith. 2044 Meade. re-
snrned home on Sunday, Dec. /.
after spending the week end In
Battle Greek. az guest OF Mrs.
Campbell.
Lomax A. NJ +. Zion was crowd
20 last Sunday TO welcome DR.. w.
A. Blackwell who was in his pull
pit again. after his recent illness.
Or. Blackwell preached at 1880 p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN

Pastor Williams occupied his
pulpit at morning service Sunday
Booker Rhonenee spoke at the
evening service. Being an excep-
tional fine day the attendance was
good. At Second Baptist. Rev. Gar
Their Robertson brought the morn
Ing message from Gen. 3s. subject
what Side Are You On?" $3.50 D.
m. Pastor Robertson and members
motored TO First Baptist Church at
Ecorse, Mich. Rev. Joe Davis. pas
tor. where Pastor Robertson spoke
TO a large attendance. At 1880 p.
m. the senior and junior choirs,
and Gospel chorus rendered effec-
tivcly the song service. These ser
vices are growing In favor and told
by the very large audience
Riley Merriman found dead
Saturday night, Nov l6 his home
on Madison street. Funeral services
were held Tuesday Nov 10. from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

m. his text being from Luke i:l7
II was a mastery discourse. Rev
8. NJ. Hsmbro preachca-at the -
a. m. hour. At $3.50. the Protective
Leagnc held an interesting meeting
and discussed another importan
topic.
Rev M Bolden. pastor Of Cos
mopolitan BAPTIST Church. has jus,
movcd into his beautiful home al
l22o7 l"quindrc. oppsito his
church
Many citizens are showing Keen
interest IN The handsome metal
DO, louis banks. which The Tri.
huno Is giving in Il combination ol
fer with subscriptions not few
are planning To subscribe for ten
weeks ana sccur. one OF the banks
for one dollar An inmate in Jack
son has ~ent In a request for on
OF the banks from some family
who takes Tribune subscription
Rev. Lee T Clay. of Peace Bap-
list. began Il series Of nightly SER
vices Dee. g in which various To-
cal pastors and congregations are
participating. Thanksgiving SER
vices were well attended. The
doughput banquet. sponsored by
the Red Circle Mission al Pleasant
Grove. Dec. S. was n fine success
and many attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Club met Monday afternoon. at the
home OF Mrs. Leona Goodson. OF
Harrison street. Mrs. Willie Bur
den presided. Delightful refresh.
ments wero served
The Ladies Aid Club met with
Mrs. X. $. Perry. on Harrison
avenue. with Mrs. Mary Roberts
presiding.
Mrs. Naomi Defoe. OF Nash
street, entertained the usher board
last week. with Mrs. G. II. Banks
presiding.
The Gospel Chorus. OF Smith
Chapel A. NJ. f. Church, will pre-.
sent their first monthly program
Sunday evening. Dec. Is. with
Prof. T. II. Hardison directing.
The senior choir OF Smith Chap.
81 will present DR.. Guy o. Sauls.
bury. in an address on music. Sun.
day afternoon, December 18th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Railroad Crossine
Signals

Many motorists are unaware that
Michigan has q state Law governing
railroad crossings by automobiles.
Officers OF the First Precinct Safe
~ Bureau believe.
The recent Increase In railroad
crossing accidents due to motorists
ignoring the red traffic signal and
failing to stop. bears out this belief.
Most motorists do not know they
are violating the state law when
they drive past q red railroad sig
nal without nrst coming to a COM
plete stop.
The State Law reads
Whenever any person driving a
vehicle approaches highway or
steam railroad grade crossing and
a clearly visible and positive signal
gives warning of the immediate
approach OF railway train. It shall
be unlawful for the driver Of the
vehicle TO fall TO bring the vehicle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

and Washington was selected AK
the place of the next meeting OF
the committee. Hampton. Va. Will
perhaps be named the meeting
place for the meeting Of the Lea
que in 1896 Those attending the
recent meeting were G.. G. Spauld-
ing, \. l.. Lewis, j. D. Thomas
Eugene =. Booze. Don A. Davis,
and Mrs Mary Mcleod Bcthune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Brown Chapel A. NJ. +. Church
Rev A. T. williams officiated a.
sisted by Rev. {. T.. Penny OF
Whitaker. Mich. Mr.. Merriman was
80 years old. He leaves a son. Phil
lip and other relatives.
Palm Leaf Club met last week
at the home OF Mrs. Clara Carter
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Derrick
in company with Mes Cecil Rob-
bins and S. Bostic and daughter
Mildred. Ann Arbor and Mrs. Mel
lie Greene attended the wedding
OF Mrs Lepora Taylor. Detroit. and
Mr.. John McGhee OF Jackson. Mich
Nov II. a very delightful time was
had. The happy couple will re-
side in jackson.
Mrs. Bertha Williams who re-
sides with Rev. and Mrs James
Etehison is visiting Mrs. Pearl Nc
Clane. Milan. Mich. The Southwest
Community Council held its first
meeting of the season Thursday at
Harriet Street School. Plans for
the year were discussed relative 10
the effort 10 raise money for milk
fund for the undernourished chill
dren of Southwest Community. The
clubs represented were Modernis-
tic by Mrs. Il. Starks. X. W. c.,
Mrs. M. Carr, Social Ten. Mrs. Neal
p. T. A.. Mrs. c. Ransom. A. NJ. r.
Church. Rev. Williams. Second
Baptist. Rev. Robertson. Civic Lee.
que. A. Patterson. Athletic Club
NJ. Rankin. Boy Scouts. z. Beatty
-GiG- sccvbv. Aziss. By~>s. nr
l.. c. Perry presided in absent OF
President w. Ransom
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Robinson In
company with Mrs. n. Wilson and
daughter. Rolanda visited their
Son. Marvin. WHO is In the Hospital
Sclfishneld in Mt. Clemmon. Mich
Sunday. Nov II. found him doine
fine
Mrs Anna Scott and Mrs Tnoti,
Anderson. Toledo. Ohio. were week
end guests 10 their mother and
aunt Mrs. Cornolia Roderick TIL,
sick are improving. Mrs. Nina Nash
is up again after having been dui',
III for weeks Mrs. Parrie Speed
Is also able To he up and about IN,
house. Mrs william Campbell and
her two daughters Ruth and Grace
have returned home after visitinl
her mother and son In San Dcigo
Cal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
NEWS FROM nlKSTER, MICH.

Rev. Alexander ID. Evans, pastor
OF Smith Chapel A. NJ. +. Church
will worship with Rev. David
Blake and congregation, Sunday.
December 18th. He will be ac-
companied by his senior choir and
Chapel last Sunday were well at
tended. Pastor Evans preached a
fine sermon from the theme. Inc
Potter and the Clay" Mrs Milded
Morrison, member OF the senior
choir. rendered lovely song,
Have Thy Own Way. Lord" At
the evening service, the senior
choir sang beautifully. and Holy
Communion was administered by
the pastor.
Mrs. Mamie DENNY and Miss
Merlene Ford are on the sick list
this week.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shaw and family rejoice with them
over the return OF their son WHY'S
r.. who has been III at Herman
Kiefer Hospital for the past sew
erai months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Glaze are the
proud parents OF lovely baby
daughter who recently arrived.
| The CCC boys are home for the
holidays. much 10 the delight OF
relatives and friends.
! Mrs. Bradford. OF Omegan, is
visiting in mister on business.
Woodrow Brown Is under the
care of physician al his home.
The Progressive Eight Social
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Governor Visits
Old Age Bureau

The Old Age Assistance Bureau
was honored last Saturday by n
visit from Governor Frank u.
Fitzgerald The official staff and
investigators were presented 10
the Governor. by DR. Phillip H.
Callahan, chief OF staff. who ar
ranged for the informal visit
Governor Fitzgerald gave some
interesting facts concerning the
present economic security of the
state government, which he said is
operating almost entirely out of the
rcd He further complimented the
officials and Investigators OF the
bureau and the work they are do
ing In alleviating the distress OF
the aged
This branch of service. accord
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

ly and morally at. and who have
completed their grammar school
education.
On October 4th. 1895. enlistments
were suspended by the War De-
partment. Al this date there are
two hundred and forty-three ac-
ceptcd applicants for enlistment.
who have been ordered 10 report
here on and after December lst.
1883 The applicants were permit
ted 10 undergo their physical ex-
aminations at the United states
Recruiting Office nearest their
homes. after a complete investigd-
tion OF their moral fitness for en-
listment. This procedure precludes
the rejection OF an applicant for
enlistment after he has undergone
the expense OF railroad or bus fare
lourneying 10 this station, unless
rome change has occurred In his
physical condition Those appli-
cants who have been ordered TO
report here will be housed and
rationed at the expense OF the gov
eminent until January LIST. 1885.
ON which date they will be enlisted
into III, service OF the United
States Army.
The excellence OF the education
al, moral. and physical fitness OF
the young men who have applied
for enlistment. and have been en-
listed In the 25th Infantry. since
July LIST. 1885, has been very
gratifying
There still remain many vacan-
cies 10 be filled by the type OF
young men desired however. Of
6cers state, and those who are in
terested. and who feel that they
can MI the requirements may adj
dress their inquiries to the Re
cruiting Officer. Fort Iluachuca.
Arizona
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

ing TO members of the staff is
fortunate as it's head County Di-
rector John T. Howell, who for
years has been identified with the
welfare department. Those work
ing under him testify that he
stresses courtesy and kindness. In
the reception and handling OF ap-
plicants for assistance. and that
all working out Of his Office follow
this creed unfailingly.
They further assert that those
In need OF assistance from this
department. will be received AT
1920 Hancock. graciously.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Seeks To Locate
Brother In Detroit

Lieutenants Williams and Mich
ell, OF the Detroit Police Depart
ment, are seeking to communicate
with Freddie Abrams. formerly OF
Mobile, Ala. They have informa-
tions for him from his sister. Vir-
ginia. who is very Ill in Mobile.
Any person knowing OF Mr.
Abrams whereabouts, is requested
to give him this information.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
To Be Addressed
BY Judge Maher

Judge John j. Maher. OF the
Traffic Court. will address the
Wolverine Bar Association. sat
urday. Dec. T. at their regular
monthly luncheon al the Lucy
Thurman Y. w G. A.. at y. III.
The speakers subject viii be-
Traffic Problems. As Viewed By
the Court and Attorneys.
This program will be one OF the
monthly series, featuring address
es by judges and outstanding work
ers in various fields
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

meeting here OF the executive COM
mlttee, nj which II was decided
that the advice Of the president
OF the League. DR.. Robert X. Mo-
ton. should be sought and his de
cision brought before the body at
a forthcoming meeting
To carry out this decision. {. {.
Spaulding. chairman OF the execu
u,t lni tee was appointed the
emissary TO confer with DR.. Morton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

TO . complete stop before travers-
Ing such grade crossing"
Failure TO nrst come 20 a COM
piete stop At q railroad crossing.
when the red signal is on. Is pun
ishable In Detroit by a ten dollar
One.
To date this year seven persons
have lost their lives and 81 have
been injured in railroad crossing
accidents, many OF whom ignored
the red signal light and failed TO
nrst come TO complete stop. BY
obeying the law many lives could
be saved. The violation OF the
traffic laws always results in ac-
cidents, injury or death.
o
Sien The Safety Pledge In The
" The T-affc sne.'v campaign.
CO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Beaumont, Texas (ANP)-Wilford Wilson 90 /.
L. A. worker shot to death by Ernest Espree strike
breaker Friday here after gun duel between the two

men.
The shooting took place at Cald-
az Avenue ind nsAriposa street.
Espree. who had been shot at
several days previously, presum-
ably by longshoremen. was ap-
parently ready for trouble when
Wilson chased him in his car.
Espree, claim that Wilson caught
him jumped out Of his machine
and approached him with his gun
in his land Bullets hcran to fly.
AMI almost at once Wilson crumpl-
cd 10 The ground fatally wounded
II, had hcen shot in the center OF
the forehead and in the heart
Esprcc was shot in the cheek
His wound Is not serious Esprvc
was held on charge of murder
after the shooting
II IL constant Advertising
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
YOUTHS BETWEEN THE AGES
OF Is AND 30 ELIGIBLE

Fort Huachuca. Acknowledgment to ANP)-On
January is 1886 the 25th Infantry United States Army
will again enistments of coored youths between
ages Of 1S and 30 years who are unmarried physical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
OPEN RANKS OF 18th Infantry FOR ENLISTMEMTS
SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items, cards
of thanks. as cards OF thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must DO paid for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
National Negro Business
League Seeks Way Out

Tuskegee Institute, Ala.-(ANP)-A way out of the
depression and how best the National Negro Bust
League help in the prosecution such program
constituted the major problems discussed at the recent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Safe Drivers Pledge
In the interest of accident prevention and safer
motor operation on the of Detroit and IN
cooperation with the Detroit Police Department, I
am making the following pledses


To drive at a rate of speed that will
able me to stop in the assured clear dis.
lance ahead.
?. Not to cut in and out of traffic.
3. To obey all traffic signs
& To obey all traffic signals.
3. To be watchful for pedestrians especi-
ally children, stepping into traffic from
behind between parked cars.
To always signal my intentions before
turning left right stopping, also be-
fore leaving the curb and to look back
to make that such movement can
be made safely.
Z. To drive in such manner not to en-
danger or to be likely to endanger the
life, limb, or property of others
3. To be CAREFUL, COURTEOUS. and
CONSIDERABLE at all times.
Fill and sign the following coupon. bring
to the Tribune office 2l4s ST. Antoine
enrolled with the of thousands
cooperating in the campaign for traffic safety
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

II IL constant advertising
that brings results, Telephone
CLIFFORD 2924
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

here OF the executive com .
La gaceta., 1935-02-05

Fifty Party
Faltan pocos dias para la
fiesta que ell comite de Damas
La gaceta., 1935-02-05
LA CONTROVERSIAL FRAN
CO-ESPANOLA PUEDE A
YUDAR A LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Madrid, feb. 5.-Los carga-
nentos de ~naranjas para Fran
cia continuan detenidos mien-
tras sc ~efectGan negociaciones
en- pro de una nuevo tratado
importadores americanos, VmP
comercial franco-espanol. Los
importadores americanos obser
van la rina con profundo int
res porque Espana amenaza
con anular un tratado que IA
vorece grandemente a la indus
tria automoVilista francesa, Ia
menos que ell gObierno de Paris
revise la Quota que ACADIA de im
boner a la fruta.
Los derecho a los autom6vi'
les fr~anceses son pequenos com.
parados con los que pagan 10:
automobiles americanos.
Publican editoriales los pc
ri6dicos, que Sc suponen inspi
radios por ell gobierno, en- los que
claramente Sc pide que Espans
cierre su mercado a los automt
viles franceses y compre los a,
m%ericanos, ingleses Y alemanes
81 ell gobierno de Paris no desis.
tie de p%erjudicar, con altos arar
|celes, a la fruta espanola.
Las agenciaS automovilistas
0mericanas estan va recibien-
do cargamentos de los Estados
Unidos, sujetos a la firma de
nuevo tratado comercial entire
Estpana y esa Republica.
La gaceta., 1935-02-05

Pennington, N. j., Feb. 5. -
Los testigos presentados por la
'defensa de Bruno Hauptmann
siguen prcyectando nuevas som
bras sobre Violeta Sharpe, una
.criada ingleSa de la familia Mo
rrow, 2ve Sc suicide, y sobre Isl
dor Fisch, ell amigo de Bruno
que muriera tuberculoso en- Ale
mania.
Durante ell dia de aver ell le-
trade Ed ]. Reilly siguio tejien-
do la red en- la que H&uptmann
aIparece como una victima de su
amistad por Fisch. La defensa
sigue dando a entender que el
hombre muerto, ell que no puede
responder a los cargos, llev6 a
termino ell secuestro y asesinato
La gaceta., 1935-02-05
CONCEDIDO Ell GRAN PRE-
MO A LA CARROZA DE
, ~HAV-A-TAMPA

Los ~jueces que actuaron en- la
procession civica de aver, Sres.
Paul Ward, Frank Winn y
William H. 'Deuber, otorgaron
a la bella carroza de Ia fabrica
HaN-a -Tampa ell gran premio.
Era la mas costosa y bella de
las carrozas comerciales y ell
fallo fue muy aplaudido por ell
p1blico.
Hav-a-Tampa ha ganado en-
los ultimOs amos ell primer pre-
milo, porque no repara en- gas
tos.
En- la division comercial Sc
otorg6 ell premio a la carroza de
los hermanos Lykes, que re-
presentaba un bergantm con las
velas desplegadas. Menci6n no
norable Sc concedi6 a la carroza
de la Florida Brewery y tam
bien a la Central Truck Lines.
Ell premio a la mejor carroza
de fuera de Tampa Sc concedi6
a la camara de concrete de St,
Petersburg y menci6n honora-
BILE a la de Plant City.
A la banda del institute de
Ocala, uniformada en- los colo
res blanco y verde, sc lie conce-
do una copa y menci6n honora-
bic a la de Sarasota.
La gaceta., 1935-02-05

En- 8 horas desde Tampa listed lie
ga a La bellfsima Habana, con su
p~recioso Malecon. Y ell precio del pa
sale es solo $35 ida o $45 viaje re-
dondo de excursion, con Unite de 10
dias.
En- 8 o 10 horas listed puede visi-
tar Jamaica, o Merida en- Yueatan,
y yer las vetustas ruinas Mayas. En-
2 dias llegar a Bogota, en- Colombia,
o Venezuela, en- la America del Sur.
O Panama, cruce de los caminos del
mundo, o Ciudad de MEXICO.
Dentro de una semana puede estar
en- Buenos Aires, que ahora tiene su
verano.
Los Comodoros salem de Tampa los
tunes, microbes y viernes, con priv
legio de parada en- la Habana, en-
Wales mas largos.
Para reservar pasajes o mayor in
formation telefoneee a nuestra agen-
ella local, en- los bajos del Hotel Hills
boro, esquina de Madison.
Telefono 1901
La gaceta., 1935-02-05
Las muchachas que iban en- las carrozas

Young y Dell Young; Camara
de Concrete de Tampa, Mary
Fernandez, Julia Poncela, Vir-
ginia Pividal, Ruth Moncrief y
Srta. Kirkconnell Association
de Concentrates de Tampa, Bet
ty Wagner, Luisa Toroett, Vir-
ginia Daugherty Y Lois Selv-
idge; Association de Fabrican-
ties, Carmen Cosio, Edna Fran
Ices Prince, Verna West y Dot
Talbot; ItaNan Club, Fran Ii
cata, Frances Chiaramonte, Ma
ry Longo y Grace Settecasi; ca
rroza de Walgreen, Violet Bed
ford, Terry Busch, Blanche
Griffith, Alice Weaver y Mar
garet Gordon; carroza de st.
Petersburg, Srta. Marta Butt
erfield, Laura Eborn y Lynn
GLASGOW; Centre Asturiano, la
reina, Srta. Fernandez y sus
Ilindas damas de honor; Camara
de Concrete de West Tampa,
Srta. Josefina Longo, Benigna
Fernandez, Conchita Gij6n, A.
ICesario, Lucy Arias y dos mini
Itas, Lillian y Violeta Cain.
La gaceta., 1935-02-05
Los testgos de la defensa proyecssfsyevs
sonbras sobre Violeta SHARP glsidcf Is

del hijo III cord Lindbergh.
Peter 4. Somm un emplea-
do de Id ciudad deVNew York;
mantienY que Fisch Audiera ia
Der sido ell hombre al el vic en-
compania de Violeta Sharpe, en-
up. tranvia, por las GALES de
Manhattan, ell dia delS secuestro.
De todos modos sostieRe que la
mujer llevaba an ninoScomo de,
dos amos Y con ell color del pelo
Iidentico al de la criatura asesi-
NADIA.
Mrs. Ana Bonesteel anadi6
un capfulo sustancial al relate
de donke Sc encontraba Violeta
la noche del / de Mario de 1882,
Iy 10 que estaba hacienda. Has
ia ell dia de hoy nj la defensa nj
la acusaci6n han presentado I'm
testigo que eNplique porque la
sirvienta corri6 haciae los altos
de La casa de la Sra. Morrow, a
buela del nino Lindbergh, y Sc
envenen6 una noche en- que la
policia del eStado la buscaba pa
ra declarar. Ell suicide arToj6
dudas sobre SUI conducta Y la de
fensa capitalize en- elias. La Sc
nora Bonesteel es duena de un
restaurant situado cerca del
muelle de los 'ferrys" de Yon =
kers Y dijo que en- Ia noche del
l de Mario de 1882, como a las
siete Y media, la Violeta penetr6
EN- su establecimiento en- compa
MIA de otra muchacha, cuyo nom
bre no puede recordar. Parecia
muy nerviosa y tenia con ella
una frazada. Al marcharse un
autom6vil la recogi6 como a 200
yardas del establecimiento.
Parece ser la opinion de la de
fensa que en- csc restaurant a.
costumbraba a conner la partida
que cruz6 ell rio Hudson para
secuestrar al hijo de Lindbergh.
La gaceta., 1935-02-05

de la Convention de los Odd Fe-
lows, celebrara en- los 'salones
de las Logias Unidas.
Tocara la orquesta ''The Sc.
minole Syncopators".