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, 1935-06-19
Enviaron Carta AL
Jefe De L a
G~uarnicion

La CAmara de Concrete envi6
una carta al Coronel Stephen w.
Winfree, jefe de Ia guarnicion en- el
Fuerte Brown de eSta ciudad, pa
tentizandole su agradecimiento por
haber cooperado en- toda forma
possible con las organizaciones CT
vicas de Brownsville.
I'll Coronel Winfree saidra para II
PaSo proximamente.
"El Coronel Winfree Ia coopera-
do con noSotros siempre. en- fomen-
tar las r~elaciones amistoSaS entire
eSta ciudad y la vecina MatamoroS,
declare @. @. Richardson, Gerente
de Ia Camara de Concrete de
Brownsville.
, 1935-06-19
Sc COSECHO EN-
FL CONDADO
WILLACY
Sc Despepito Anoche.
Gregorio Valdez, Un
Agricultor, Logro
Los Honores
Especial para FL HeraldoJ

Especial para FL HeraldoJ
RAYMONDVILLE, Texas, JUNO
19.-Anoche a las diez. Salio de eSta
ciudad para Ell mercado en- Houston,
Ia primer paca (fardo) de algodon.
que haya sido despepitada en- Ell
Vale y probablemente en- Ell mundo
DOnde sc COsecho III
AIgOdon
El algodon conque Sc formo Ia
primer paca de Ia temporada, fue
coSechado en- terreno que Is pro-
piedad del ST. Nyqulsp, cuatro
nlMaaAaS al este de Sebastian.
Iiregorio Valdez. VI "medie-o"
tue quien Sembro y cosecho el al
godon para Ia primera paca.
Valdez, empleo a 10 pizcadores
para que pizcaSen 1850 libraS de
slgcdon y Semilla Ell cual Sc levo a
despepitar, lograndose obtener 400
hbraS de algodon que Sc empacaron.
La libra del algodon que Sc cose-
enc en- la terra que labra Valdez,
sc dice que es de muy buena ca
lidau, teniendo una libra de una
pulgada.
Los pizcadoreS comenzaron su ia
! -ea a las nueve de Ia manana Ell
marteS logrando terminar Ell mar
It's por la tarde, completando la
1 cartidad de algodon suficiente pa
"a formar Ia paca. FL algodon sc
pizco de una "tabla" de Is acres
Valdez tiene en- cultivo rs acres de
algodon en- los terrenoS de NyquiSp.
Sc Despetito III
AlgOdon
!. Las 1850 libras de algodon y Sc
\ milla fueron llevadaS a la Joe Rey-
noldS Gin Company en- Turner
Tract, TX de esta ciudad, ha-
biendoSe despepitado el algodon
gratis.
La semilla que uso Valdez fue la
western Wonder"
DespueS de que la paca de algo-
don estaba completa, fue traida q
esta ciudad el marteS por la noche
por Valdez, Reynolds y Nyquisp, en-
III. truck.
r. B. Bush gerente de la Delta
Hardware company de eSta ciudaA
presto un automovil, c hizo I'm do
rativo de clnco dolareS, para gas
o con el fin de que la paca fueSe
Nevada cuanto antes a Houston.
Texas para que fueSe vendida en- Ell
mercado de aquella ciudad al meIor
poster.
Trataran de llegar al Mercado de
1Ahston tan pronto como les sea
N@kble, Geyendose que para Ell
nNdiodia de hoy Sc encuentren ala.
AnteS de salir a Houston teleto-
nearon a esa ciudad, haciendoleS
Saber que llevaban la paca de al
godon al mercado para ponerla en-
Subasta publica.
Valdez piensa cosechar un pro-
medic de $50 hbras de algodon por
acre del plantio que tiene cerca dc
eSta ciudad.
Valdez Sc ha dedicado a la agri-
cultura en- el Vale por mas de
veinte amos.
Valdez logro recoger elgodon ~
ficie nte para formar Ia primera pa
ca en- la region. mientraS que w. B.
Sharp, un 'mediero" que tiene un
plantio de algodon en- los terrenoS
del ST. Bush. no logro pizcar SUI
ficiente algodon para formar una
paca aver.
Sc cree que Sharp lograra reco-
GER s~uficiente cantidad de algodon
y Que Ia Segunda paca de "a region
sere Nevada al mercado en- Houston,
hoy
BESIDE hace varios amos que en- Ia
region del Vale del Rio Grande
SC ha logrado cosechar la primera
paca ie algodon EN- Ell mundo.
, 1935-06-19
Fue AsaltadO I'm
Cabaret Esta
Manana

POPLAR BLUFFS, Mo-. JUNO 10.
Dos individuOS " mu1er aSal-
taron hoy q Metropolitan Night
Club de esta ciudad. hacienda fuego
sobre Oscar Murphy, un musico.
hiriendolo dc gravedad.
Los aSaltantes hicieron variOs
disparos con escopetas de municion.
"A w. u. Brown. empleado del ca
baret, 10 ~asaltaron. r~obAndole SIS
d0lares.
Los dos individuoS y In muIer ha-
bian visitad0 III cabaret reciente-
mente. pero no fueron reconocidoS
Dor victimas.
, 1935-06-19
Ell Correo a N.
Leon Pasa Por
Brownsville

Debido a que los trenes de La
redo a Monterrey. Nuevo Leon no
hacen Ell Servicio, a consecuencias
de deslaveS en- las Was ferreaS, eau
sados por las avenidas del Bravo.
al correo que anteriormente paSaba
por Ia ciudad de Laredo a terrific
no mexicano, eStA pasand0 por eSta
ciudad, a MatamoroS. enviandoSe
de ALI a Monterey.
Mas de seiScientas balijas de CO.
rreo fueron enviadas a Monterrey
por Ia via de MatamoroS Ell marteS
Hoy llegaron mas balijas de CO.
rreo deStinadas a la "Sultana del
Norte". Monterrey.
&C cree que dentro de POGO ITEM
DO Sc normalizara el servicio de
tTenes entire Laredo y Ia capital de
Nuevo Leon.
, 1935-06-19
Sc Desbordo Ell
Rio Arka
Ell Miercoles

FORT SMITH Ark. JUNO 10
El rio Arkansas Sc desbordo esta
mahana. habiendo roto uno de los
diques de defenSa que Sc e~ncontra-
ban cerca del lago Ned.
FL dique Sc rompio de Ia pEtte
mas elebada. y cientos de trabaJa-
dores trataban de contener las o.
guaS que Sc desbordaban.
Sc cree que las aguas que Sc des-
bordaron, inundarAn mas de $1,000
acres de tierras a~gricolas en- Ia
region.
, 1935-06-19
Mitin En- la Camara
De Concrete Aver

Empleados de Tn Humble Oil and
Refining Co, del Vale del Rio
Grande. Ne reunieron en- In Camara
de Concrete de esta ciudad Ell mar
tes por In tarde para discutir asun-
t0s relacionados con ia trabaIo.
Mas de cincuenta representatives
&c esa compania petrOlera. estu-
viercn presentes en- ell mitin-
Herbert Dinette. Representative
General de In Humble en- eel Vale,
preside lM junta.
, 1935-06-19
.hfatan De Salvar A
Bruno De La Silla

W TRENTON. N. Jersey. JUNO 10
Los abogados que representa- q
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Ell Car
pintero del Bronx" quien Sc en-
cuentra Sentenciado a muerte por
e. SecueStro del nihito Charles Au-
guStus Lindbergh. Jr.. hicieron hoy
una peticion a In Supreme Corte del
Estado de New Jersey, para e 81
.|fograban saivar In vida al REQ.
, 1935-06-19
~Inhurnaron Ell
Cadaver Del
Sir. Johnson
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

hLoRG@A0A P1A0 40
McALLEN. Texas, JUNO l9.-El
Lunes Dor Ia tarde. Sc verified ell
sepelio. en- Ell cementerio Rose
lawn" del cadAver del ST.. Louis y.
johnson. de rs amos de edad, agri-
cultor reSidente de esta ciudad,
quicl fallecio deSpues de haber sido
victima de IN accidente de trafico
o .-rrido en- las cercanias de Don
ma Ell Sabado.
Las autoridades que investigator
ell accidente dicen que Ell accidente
en- que fue lesionado ell ST.. John
son, fue inevitable.
G. r. Barnes. quien recibio L.
stones en- un acc!dente que Sc re-
gistro cerca de Ia ciudad de WeS-
laco. Ell domingo. Sc e~ncontraba
muy mejorado en- Ell Hospital NUM-
cipal de esta ciudad.
, 1935-06-19
Mitiin De Los
Veteranos En-
Br

Il jueves en- In noche a las ochn,
se verificara I'm mitin en- ell salon
cue estA en- ell tercer piSo del ed1-
ficio "Woolworth", de los Veterh-
nos de las Guerras ExtranJeras. en
Brownsville.
s. discutirAn asuntoS de intereS,
Dor 10 que se suplica In puntual
aslstencia de todos los miembros de
dicha asociaci6n.
, 1935-06-19
AL
pRFSInFNTF
NErYI

MEXICO. ID. r.. JUNO l9.-AT-
81 Presidente de Ia Republica Oral.
C&rdenas ha sido visitado por ell
Secretario de Educacion Publica.
Garcia Teller. v Is directories de
eScuelas regionales tipo. informant
dole de In buena marcha de dichog
establecimientos educativoS.
, 1935-06-19

PORT ISABEL. Texas, JUNO l9-
81 jueveS sc empezara a construir
Ell eSta ciudad un depoSito de
granoS, que tendra ~capacidad para
100000 bushels por Semana-
Empieza A DeSarrOllarse lei
Movimient0 En- I'll COndad0
r ST. Banks L. Miller, propieta-
Ioi de varioS almaceneS de grano
er Ell Vale del Rio Grande declare
OUT habia hecho los arreglos CO.
Responsiveness con Ell Comite de
DiStrito de Navigation de Port
Isabel y San Benito, habiendoSele
rentado el lugar donde construira
q almacen a que nos referimoS.
Con Ia construction del almacen
para granoS en- eSta ciudad. Sc
empieza a ~desarrollar Ia actividad
en- este puerto, pueS los hombres de
negocioS del Vale del Rio Grande,
81 eStan ~preparando para Ia acti-
vidad comercial que sin duda Sc
d~eSarrollara en- eSta region con mo-
two de Ia aperture del Puerto.
Sc Encargo In
Maquinaria
FL almacen que Sc va a construir
en- Port Isabel medira setenta pies
dc largo, por cuarenta de ancho y
tendra As pies de alto.
Clncuenta mil pies de MADEIRA,
Que Sc emplearan en- Ia conStruc-
clnp del almacen, han sido encar-
ua0dS Y llegarAn a pSta ciildad nr0-
xlmamente.
Gran cantidad de grava, arena y
cemento. que Seran empleadoS en-
Ia construction de Ia bodega. lie
garon aver a Brownsville v seran
embarcados desde luego a este
puerto.
La maquinaria para cargar v
oescargar Ell grano. llegara dentro
de tres SemanaS a Brownsville,
dendo enviada despues a esta ciu-
cad.
Usaran La Maquinaria Para
Cargar Y Descargar Los Barcos
La maquinaria que se instalara
en- el almacen de grano, se uSa-a
para cargar Y deScargar los carga-
mentos que neguen a este puerto
en vapores.
Debido a Ia moderna maquinaria
quo Sc instalara. sera possible des-
cargar v cargar la cantidad de
grano que pueda traer un vapor de
regular tamano. en- 36 q 48 horas.
La maquinaria serA capaE do
, 1935-06-19
La Tardeada En-
Red Fish Bay

Especial para II HeraId0l
RAYMONDVILLE. Texas. JUNO
l9-Miembros de In CAmara de
Concrete de esta ciudad, acorn
panados de sus familias, v de otras
personals. organizaron una tardeada,
en- Ia bahia de Red Fish. In cual
we encuentra cerca de eSta ciudad.
Las personals que aSistieron q In
t1rdeada ne divtrtieron bafiandoSe
en- In laguna, v p~aseandose en- los
botes de vela-
, 1935-06-19
DE
EMPLEADOS EN-
LA CAPITAL
Ell General Cardenas
R~eorganizara L o.
Dep. Centrales En-
Mexico

MEICO. ID. r, JUNO ls.-Hoy 81
comenzo a reorganizar el departa-
n4ento central del Gobierno de Me-
xico.
Sc cree que Ell General LAzarc
CArdenaS sales.--future a Ia mayoris
de los empleados que habian side
nombrados por el General Plutarcc
Elias Gales. Gales Sc retro a 81
hacienda en- el eStado de Sinaloa.
declare que Sc iba a retirar q Ia
VIDA privada deSpues del conflictc
entire Ell y Ell Presidente de la Re-
publica a conSecuencias de Ia ST.
tuacion economical del pals.
Reinaba Ia calma en- TODD Ell pals
va que paso Ia crisis politica.
Los Rotarios celebraban hoy el
tercer diaS de la convention Inter
nacional que sc esta v~erificando en-
esta capital.
NOGALES. Arizona, JUNO 10
Informes que Sc recibieron hoy en
esta ciudad. dan a con0cer los
nombramientos hechos por Ell &C.
neral CArdenaS, PreSidente de Me-
xico. en- los DepartamentoS Fede-
tales:
Jefe del Departamento de 5alu-
bridad Publica: DR.. Jose Suirob.
DEPARTMENT. de Trabato: &C.
marc VAZquez.
DEPARTMENT. de Distrito Fede-
raj. CoSme H~inoJoSa-
DEPARTMENT. Forestal: Ing. MI
yYial A de OunvndO-
Departamento Agrario: Sabine
VAzqueZ.
Procurador General de Ia Repu-
nlica. Lie. Silvestre Guerrero.
Procurador de Justicia Gel Dis
trito y Territories, Lie. Raul Cas-
tellanoS.
Entire tanto toma possession de 81
cargo Ell ST. Lie. Gonzalez Roa. IT,
.ular de Ia Secretaria de Relaciones
Exteriores. Ell Lie. Jose Angel Ce-
niceroS queda como SubSecretar1o
en- cargado del despacho.
, 1935-06-19
z Personals Muertas
Por Un Huracan

SYDNEY. Australia, JUNO 10
Dos personals murieron hoy en- Ia
provincial de New South Wales a
consecuencias de un huracan y de
un temblor que Sc registraron en-
esa region.
El huracAn cause muchos dahos
en- Ia costa de Ia provincial de New
South Wales.
, 1935-06-19
Por Las Cones
De Pdz

Antonio BaTrenap JF.
Las Siguientes cauSas se ventllA-
ron en- la corte del Juez de Pan
Antonio Barreda, Jr.:
william Campbell, acusado de
uSar lenguaje obscene en- i'm corte
de Juez Barreda, pidio que un Jura-
do c~onociese de In acusacion que Se
hacia en- su contra. III jurado cue
conocio de la causa. rlndlo un we're
dicto "a favor del acusado. saliendo
este en- Hbertad.
Refugio Hernandez. residente de
Brownsville, fue acusado ante GA
Juez Barreda de aggression. Ill JueI
Barreda despUes de que Se huDo
ventilado On cauSa, dicto un fAllO
en contra de Hernandez. castigAn-
dolo con una multa dc Sd dolares
" cOStaB.
, 1935-06-19
Estadistica
Por L. Corte Del

POr In Corte Del
Distrito No. IO3
Aver empezo In temporada de Ia
Corte Civil de Distrito en- el Con-
dado de Willacy. O cafgo del Juez
"A. M. Kent. de esta ciudad.
Las s~iguientes Iicencias Matrimo-
males fueron expedidas por Ia Off
Gina en- Ia Corte del Condado de
Cameron:
Juan Espinosa v Francisco Guerra,
Eeodoro Cavazos y F1dela Beta-
ran
Manuel Garcia v Maria Cantd-
, 1935-06-19
R~ESOLvERAN LA
WWWvWW Gag

MEXICO, I'D. ~, JUNO lat
Hay muchas probabilidades de Gun
IN huelga de In Cha. Telefonica Me-
xlcana sen definitivamente resueltA
dc hoy a manana. segun se des-
prende del buen canine que han
alcanzado las plAticas entire los O.
hreroS v dicha compahia IN travdB
da Departamento dHl TrnbAlo,
, 1935-06-19
FL Tempo

Brownsville y Ell Vale:
EStarA claro esta noche, parcial-
mente nublado Ell jueves-
Soplaran vientos moderados del
este v del sur en- In costa.
La cresta de Ia creciente del Bra
vo habia llegado a Hidalgo Ell mier-
coles por Ia mafianR. IL no no
Zanzibar. Gle nivel. dentro de II q 10
hnraA
, 1935-06-19
C0NSTRU|RAN TN
ALMACEN DE GRANOS
Ell Jueves Comenzara a Construirse En- Point
Isabel. Estara Listo Dentro de POGO
TEMPO. Siguen Las Actividades

PORT ISABEL, Texas, JUNO 80
81 jueveS sc empezara a construir
Ell eSta ciudad I'm depoSito de
granoS, que tendra capacidad para
100000 bushels por Semana-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07

(Scouty crosses the stream in
the next story
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07

The pirate tried to wriggle loose,
but shortly found it was no use.
Then to the Tinymites he said,
"Gee. tots, what have I done?
s'Real friends OF mine I thought
you were, but now you keep me
prisoner. Perhaps this is joke
on me, but it is not much fun"
''Oh, no, you're wrong" wee
Dotty cried. "As soon as we met
you. you tried to make US little
servants. and we don't like that
one bit.
''The best thing that you do is
shirk. while keeping all of US at
work. We're lucky that we found
q way to put an end to it.
"Our brave friend, Scoury, went
away. We don't know how long
he will stay, but when he comes
back we'll decide what we will do
with you.
1--WE hike around to see new
things, and sometimes, real bad
luck It brings. You've been a bit
of our bad luck. You know that
that Is true"
Brave Scouty, in the meantime,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07

had crawled far away. He was
real glad that he had had a happy
bunch to free the Tiny band.
"I'll find the old ink man." he
thought. 'If he is still our friend,
he ought to do whate'er he can
for US, to lend helping hand.
Gee. when he hears the pirates
been real cross, he'll be as mad
as SIM" Then Scouty reached the
shoreline of the tiny little isle.
The mainland could be seen.
nearby, The lad then said, Now
I will try to cross the stream.
ought to do it in little while"
From vines a lasso soon was
made, and then his plans were
calmly laid. He tied one end tight
to a stump. Here goes" he loudly
cried.
The lasso sailed out into air and
Scouty yelled. Get over there and
hook onto the little stump that's
on the other side
Copyright, 1895, NEA Service, Inc.
(Scouty crosses the stream I'm
the next st0ry.)
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
MACKAY TROPHY
: GIVEN ARNOLD

Brig. Gen. Henry H. Arnold,
Air Corps, the War Department
announced today, has been
awarded the Mackay Trophy for
1894.
This distinction was conferred
upon General Arnold in recogni-
ton of his leadership as COM
manding officer of the United
States Army Alaskan flighs of
last year. The same officer was
the first winner of the. Mackay
trophy in 1912 when he was a
second lieutenant, detailed to the
aviation section of the Signal
Corps. General Arnold received
the first award for reconnais-
Sance flight on October 9, 1912,
from College Park, Md, then the
site of the Signal Corps Aviation
School over the triangle Washing.
ton Barracks, Fort Myer and re-
turn to College Park. He piloted
then the early type Wright air
plane.
The Mackay trophy was pre-.
sented to the War Department in
1912 by Clarence H. Mackay and
every year thereafter, except 1917,
1t was awarded annually to the
Air Corps officers for each years
most outstanding flight.
The National Aeronautic ASso.
citation is custodian of the trophy.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
.EARHART TAKES
POST At j. 8.
AIR EXPERT

Amelia Earhart, outstanding
woman flier, today went on the
payroll of the Bureau of Air Com.
merce of the Department of Com
merce as an aeronautical expert.
Conqueror of both the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, Miss Earhart
will receive for her services sal
ary of ST per year.
According to Rex Martin, act
ing director of the Bureau in the
absence of Director Eugene Vidal,
the first job assigned to the woman
"lone eagle" is the service testing
of a radio direction finder, pri.
marily to determine its possibili-
ties as an aid to private owners
Of planes.
Built by a commercial company
according to Air Bureau specifi-
cations, the device will be in
stalled in Miss Earhart'S private
plane within a week. She then
will embark upon a special trip
around the country, navigating
by tuning in on any Department
of Commerce radio range beacon
or any commercial broadcast sta
ton and watching needle point
er on her instrument panel.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
MINING ST OCK
QUIZ ENDED
INTERNATIONAL News Service

The Federal Securities and Ex-
change Commission has con-
cluded it's investigation of violent
fluctuation in the prices of the
stocks of the CRANKY ConSoli-
dated Mining and Smelling Com
pany, Ltd, last November, with
searching quiz into the activi-
ties of Nathan L. Amster, chair
man of the company's executive
committee.
The commission took under ad-
visement the question of acting
against the concern under the
provision of the securities act
outlawing manipulation.
Today'S testimony by Mr..
Amster centered around two let
ters, dated November S and 81,
the first described by commission
attorneys as distinctly bearish
and the second advising stock
holders that the company had
quick assets of $10.40 share.
Between the two letters, Mr..
Amster bought for his own
account, and for those of friends
and relatives, 10000 shares,
mostly at prices ranging from
81 to S. a share.
After the second letter, the
stock rose to about 81 a share.
Mr.. Amster told the committee
he believed he was doing "a very
serviceable thing in supporting
the market when he bought in
the 10000 shares.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Flush Kidneys of
Acid and Poisons
Stop Getting Up Nights

When kidneys are clogged they be-
come weak-the bladder is irritated
often passage is scanty and smarts
and burns-sleep is restless and
nightly visits to the bathroom are
frequent. The right harmless and
inexpensive way to stop this trouble
and restore healthy action to kidneys
and bladder is to get from any drug
gist a 35-cent box of Gold Medal
Harlem Oil Capsules and take as
directed-you won't be disappointed
but be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules-the original
and genuine-right from Haarlem in
Holland-a grand kidney stimulant
and diuretic. Remember also that
other symptoms of kidney and blad-
der trouble are backache, leg cramps.
puffy eys, moist palms and nervous
ness
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
$28O,646 Contracts
Awarded By D. G.

Street and sidewalk improve
ment contracts totaling $28O,646
were awarded yesterday by the
Commissioners. The Highway
Engineering and Construction
Company, of Washington was
awarded contracts for the replace.
ment of asphalt pavements on
several streets at 89,567, and for
constructing curbing at $59,473;
MCGUIRE and Rolfe Inc, of Wash
1ngton, was awarded a contract
for constructing alleys and side
walks, at $54,669, and the Will
mongton Paving Company, of
Washington, entered a low bid of
$76,937 for the improvement of a
number of streets.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Summit Group
Urges Repaving

Washington can obtain civic
improvements through citizens as
sociations, James G. Yaden, presi-
dent of the Citizens Federation,
told the Summit Park Citizens
Association last night. Resolu-
tions asking the District to "
pave Suitland Rd., between Ala
bama Ave. and 38th st. S. E. and
requesting mail delivery on Bangor
and Austin SITS. S. E., were
Adonted
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Civil Service Talks
Scheduled Tonight

The Educational Forum of the
D. c. Federation of Federal EN-
ployes tonight will present a dis.
cuSsion of the Civil Service by
officials of the League of Women
Voters, we'd by an open
forum directed by DR.. j. Frank,
lin Meyer. Beginning at o'clock
at the NF.FE. auditorium, ITO
Fourteenth st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13

CHICAGO, March 13 U.S0.
In the first murder case in the
United States under new Federal
statutes permitting trial in Fed
eral court of a defendant accused
of numbering Government
agent, John Paul Chase, sharp
shooting companion of George
Baby Face" Nelson, will go on
trial here Monday before Judge
Philip L. Sullivan.
He will be charged with the
murder of Inspector Samuel P.
Cowley. one of two Government
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Benefit Dance
Set for Saturday

The Veterans Administration
Welfare Association will hold a
st. Patrick's Day dance Saturday
night at Wardman Park Hotel for
the benefit of sick and injured
members. A program of entertain
ment has been arranged by Hal
Allen Long and will include Brooke
Johns, Evelyn Turner, Gypsy
Sylvia, Talbot Haslett and others.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Missouri Society
Will Give Dance

A st. Patrick's Day dance will
be given by the Missouri State So.
ciety at 9 p. m. Saturday in the
Shoreham Hotel. A floor show
and buffet supper are included on
the program. The committee
chairmen include Mrs. Richard M
Duncan, entertainment; John B.
Gordon, floor; Mrs. John j. Coch.
ran, reception, and Craig Reddish.
reservations.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
Siam Will Crown
Boy King in May

BANGKOK, March IS U.SO.
Eleven-year-old Prince Amanda
will leave Lausanne, Switzerland,
and come back to Bangkok the
end of May to be crowned King
Of Siam, successor to his uncle,
King Prajahipok, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
EGGS FOR A GIANT

KEENE, N. H., March 13
G.N.SO.-Breakfast eggs big
enough to safe giants appetite
was that laid by a year-old pullet
on a commercial egg farm. 1t
was eight inches long and 6A
inches wide.
The Washington times., 1935-03-13
NELSON AIDE FACES TRIAL

agents slain in the gun-battle
with Chase and Baby Face" Nei,
son last November 27 near Bar
rington, Ill.
Evening star., 1935-03-13
THRONG ATTRACTED
BY FANCY SKATERS
10000 to See World Leaders in
Benefit for Hospital in New
York Tonight.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Figure
~ skaters will glide through their
intricate maneuverS tonight, the
shifting spotlights playing on colorful
costumes, in the sixth international
skating carnival.
The event at Madison Square Gar
den, held for the benefit of the Belle
vue Hospital Social Relief Service, has
come to be regarded as one of the
Winters most gorgeous spectacleS and
plans are under way already to have
it repeated March 27 for the benefit
of late-comers who found the SELL
out sign above the box Office window.
All reserved seats were disposed of
q week ago, and crowd OF $4,000 is
expected.
Sonia Henie, perennial world cham
pion from Norway, will not take part
in the carnival for the first time since
its Inauguration, but Europe will be
well represented by Maxi Herber and
Ernst Baier, national champions of
Germany; Viv-Ann Hulten, holder of
the Swedish title since 1927, and Idi
Papez and Karl Zwack of Austria.
Maribel Y. Vinson and Robin Lee,
United States champions; Louise
Bertram and Stewart Reburn of
Toronto, tiny Audrey Peppe of New
York and Suzanne Davis and Fred
eric Goodridge of Boston will give
singles and pairs exhibitions, while
the Skating Club of New York will
present several group features.