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The Washington times., 1935-10-14

Before Miss Lucille Sullivan
became an employe of the Home
Owners Loan Corporation she
was known TO friends as some.
thing of an expert in the hand
ling Of ledgers, account balances
and columns of figures in her
capacity as bookkeeper for a pri-
vate local concern.
Now she is one Of the more
efficient members of the HOLC
personnel department and is at
present studying law at South
eastern University with a view
toward improving her value to the
vast personnel setup maintained
by the Government.
Miss Sullivan, who comes from
Toledo, Ohio, and has been in
Washington for more than three
years, likes other activities beside
work and study, however. She is
an above-average golfer, shooting
as low as As for nine holes, and
also indulges in tennis, bowling
and swimming.
Possessing a flashing smile,
with brown eyes and hair, the
Ohio employe has made numer-
Gus friends since taking up per-
manent residence in the Capital.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

spOilS system, can only be eradi-
Gated by tactfully, patiently and
persistently inculcating in the
public mind the plain truth con.
corning the selection, duties,
responsibilities, compensation,
aims and Objectives of Govern
ment workers"
The general belief that Federal
workers are more highly paid
than those in business was
termed erroneous" by the COM
mittee, which pointed out that
rs per cent Of Uncle Sans civil
ian army receive less than $4,000
yearly and half of them less than
a living wage. Security of tenure,
it was pointed out, counted for
naught when the economy wave
took effect. Declaring the cost
of National Government has
risen but IA per cent in the past
decade, the committee also flayed
efforts to incite taxpayers
against Federal personnel, mas.
much as U. S. clerks also pay
their full share Of levies.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
Pitchfork Stabs Girl

MUNICH G.N.SO.-H e pin g
load a hay wagon, a Bavarian
peasant girl was killed by a fall
ing pitchfork. The fork, dropped
by a fellow worker from the top
of the loaded wagon, struck her
in the neck. One Of the prongs
pierced her heart and killed her
instantly. She had been married
three weeks before.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
y. A. EMPLOYEES
GET STUDY
COURSE
BY J. EARLE MOsER

Veterans Administration has
lnaugurated a plan to allow en-
ployes to lift themselves by their
bootStraps" that it is believed
might well be initiated through
out the Federal service, particu-
larly in departments where no
standardized method OF choosing
eligibles for promotion is in force.
Officials of the central office
Of the administration have pre-
pared a course of training, com
prising 80 hours of study, for
hospital and mess attendants,
maids and janitors, and on COM
pletion of the study those who
pass their examinations will re-
ceive credit on their efficiency
. ratings. How much credit isn't
stated, but nevertheless the plan
looms as a step in the right oil
Tection.
The course, it is said, will con-
SiSt of practical demonstrations
in addition to lectures and tests,
with the chief nurses of various
v. A. facilities in charge Of the
classes. Elementary nursing and
daily work in hospital wards will
be a chief subject of classroom
comment. A course for nurses
themselves also is planned, but
just now is in the process of re-
vision.
Adoption Of such a program
throughout the service, it is
thought, would heighten efficiency
no little. Supervisors or assistant
division chiefs could handle
classes, to which attendance for a
short time after work could be
optional.
The Comptroller General has
granted permission to WPA to
purchase envelopes from other
than Government contractors, in
case of dire emergency where no
time is available for the usual
procedure.
To cap their highly successful
season of softball, which won
them the city championship, Agri-
culture workers have announced
q dance under the athletic aSsocia-
tion's sponsorship for Saturday
evening at the Lee House, from
10 until /. Those who follow
sport are expected to attend en-
masse, according to Jimmy
Kitchens, Sof ball impreSario,
who heads an arrangements COM
mittee flanked by Abe RoSen.
field, star pitcher, and Roland Ad-
kinS. Music will be furnished by
the Washingtonians.
The Agriculture Music and ORA
matte Guild also will present a
joint opening performance Of its
dramatic and orchestral divisions
Thursday at the departments au.
ditorium. Miss Marie Martel will
appear as soprano soloist.
Prepared by Charter President
David r. Glass, the report of the
Ages duca ation committee,
formed at the recent Cincinnati
convention, flayS the still preva-
lent attitude in some quarters that
Government employees are para
sites. Terming such an attitude
an outgrowth of the spoils syS-
TEN, the report states;
There still persists in the
public mind, though possibly to
a lesser degree than formerly,
the idea that Government en-
ployeS as a class constitute an
army of parasites who receive
excellent pay for little or no
work. This conception Of the
Government employe, which
had its inception under the
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

does not seem to receive the at
tention it should have. This idea
that, because q motorist has IL
cense plates Of another State he is
entitled to the courtesy Of violat-
ing traffic laws, is about as insane
as the worst. A red light means
the same in Washington as it does
in Spokane and "No Parking"
means no parking in either Little
Falls or Pensacola.
A. P. DESTRIAN.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

Letters to the Editor should not 200 ods They must
signed the riter with his address These Wu be
confidential initial publication the writer
deOndp Readers Ued to discuss subject OF interest
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief Of Pain

Many sufferers relieve nagging
backache quickly, once they discover
that the real cause of their trouble
may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are one of Natures
chief ways of taking the acids and
waste out of the blood. If they don't
pass pints a day and so get rid Of
more than pounds of waste matter,
Hour Is miles Of kidney tubes may
need flushing.
II you have trouble with frequent
Bladder passages with scanty amount
(which often smart and burn, the Is
miles of kidney tubes may need flush
dng out This danger signal may be
the beginning of nagging backache,
deg pains, loss of pep and energy, get
ting up nights, swelling, puf1ness un-
der the eyes and dizziness.
Don't wait for serious trouble. Ask
your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS
which have been used successfully
for over 40 years by millions Of
people. They give happy relief and
will help flush out the Is miles Of
sidney tubes. Get D0AN'S PILLS
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
Makes You Forget
False Fl is Teeth

No longer does any wearer Of false
teeth need to be annoyed or feel Ill at
ease. FASTEETH, a new improved
powder, sprinkled on your plates will
gummy, gooey taste or feeling. Gums
and mouth will not get sore. Avoid
embarrassment. Get FASTEETH from
Peoples or any other good druggist.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

-. muscular and mental freshness.
S.S.S. starts the gastric juices
in the stomach and provides, too,
the minerals the body requires in
rebuilding those red cells that
work, worry, and the way we live,
have broken down.
It is interesting to know that
the blood makes a complete cir
day night to the S.S.S. Music Boz Hou
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-11
Shirley Temple Snow Su

Winter snow sleet and winds can not harm the young
sters when they're bundled up in these warm all-wool
snow suits. These suits for the tot from to 612
have upper 'front.' plaid top with plain colored bot
toms. Knit grip sleeves and ankles. Douby rein
forced at knees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-11
Shirley Temple Dresses

New fall and winter dress fashions for school, for dress and
for parties Styles they live in and love from the second
they try them Complete selection of original and
elusive styles. All fast color prints vat dye plain
color fabrics. Sizes to 3, 8 to 61a and to H.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-11
Shirley Tempt

Exciting styles inspired by Shirley Temple.
Smart, wearable and very practical tailored
or fur-trimmed coats in double breasted style
that's perfect for your little darling. Each coat
has hat to match Each coat has warm in
terlining that keeps out the winter wind. Sizes
to and to IL in the group
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-11

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naturally when Cnderela originated Shrey Temple Frock
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authentic SHIRLEY Temple" Coats and Shrey Temple Sno
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Evening star., 1935-04-05

claimed an unbroken line Of Oneida
Indian chiefs for 900 years. is dead.
Influenza and pneumonia, compli-
Gated by a heart ailment, brought
death last night to Frank r. Cornelius
Of Kaukauna in q hospital here.
Cornelius was a candidate for head
chief of the Oneidas. He was the
grandson of Head Chief Daniel Bread,
who was made territorial governor
over the Oneida Indian Reservation
by President Van Buren.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

$4,000 in jewelry and other articles.
Blood spurted over spectators, but
officers prevented Elliot from sue
cessfully completing the suicide
attempt.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

q white rabbit which has become part
of the Sims Culbertson bridge clash.
The rabbit was given to Hal and
Dorothy Sims as a good luck token
in their 150-rubber match with Cul-
bertson and his wife, Josephine. 1t
brought continued good fortune to the
Simses, and at the end of the eightieth
rubber last night they had reduced
the Culbertson lead to 1880 points.
In 10 rubbers played yesterday. the
Sims side made a net gain of 2,280
Evening star., 1935-04-05
SUICIDE FOILED IN COURT
Prisoner Slashes Wrists at Trial

Prisoner Slashes Wrists at Trial
for San Diego Robberies.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, April (P).-
Roy E. Elliot, alias Frank Blanchard,
slashd his wrists with a razor blade
at his trial in Superior Court yes
terday on charges of leading a gang
which looted San Diego homes Of
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Rescuer Is Barefooted.

Rushing into burning stable bare
footed a man helped save 13 circus
horses and ponies In Deptford, Eng
land, but was seriously burned him
self.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

points. The Culbertsons lead In rub
bers. 43 to 81, and in points, 60, ,7S0 to
81, 800.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

Gold Exports Taxed.
French West Africa has placed an
export duty on all native gold.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
SIMS WHITE RABBIT GIFT
HELPS CUT BRIDGE LEAD
cuIbertson Makes Threats as 100
Rubber Margin Falls to
7,1S0 Points.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Ely Culbert-
non made dire threats today against
Evening star., 1935-04-05

Commodity Prices Up.
Commodity prices in Denmark are
ut the highest level Of five years.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
LAST ONEIDA cHIEFTAIN
OF TURTLE CLAN DIES
Line 900 Years Old Ended.
Grandfather Was Governor
of Indian Reservation.

GREEN BAY, Wis, April 5.-The
last chief in the Turtle clan, which
, 1935-05-26
JUzGAN A UN
Sheriff EN-
LUBBOCK, 7.
Por La Nj u e e De
I'm Agente Federal
0 currid a Hace
TEMPO

LUBBOCK, Texas. Mayo 25.-Los
prosecutors del estado preparaban
el terreno para el testimonio por
medic del cual ~esperaban probar
que el Sheriff w. r. Cato del con-
dado de Cara. y los otros tres a.
cusados de ia muerte del agente
federal. sabian que los oficiales del
gobierno Sc encontraban en- Post
en- csc tempo.
FL Sheriff Cato. ell doctor L. w.
Kitchen. un veterinario. y Tom Nor
gan. I'm a~gricultor que acompanaba
al sheriff Cato. y Ell Doctor v. A.
hartmann estaban siendo juzgados
EN- conexion con In muerte del a.
genie del Departamento de Marco
ticos Spencer Stafford. Ia cual O.
curri6 en- Post. ell Ola z de Febrero
Los empleados de Ia compania te-
lefonica de Post. Mrs. Fritz Rosser
Y Miss Jewel Parsons, contaron ha-
Der visto a ID. L. Lowry y Eva
Michele, quienes daban information
al gobierno. en- la oficina del doc
tor Hartman, Ia mahana del dfa en-
que courtroom los hechos. FL Sheriff
Cato page ell recibo de su telefono
esa mahana en- In oficina de la
compahia ~telefonica en- Ell mismo
piso en- donde Sc e~ncuentra Ia off,
Gina del doctor Hartmann, Segun d.
jeron los testigos.
T~estificaron que Cato hablo deS-
pues cor N. c. Outlaw. ST. antique
abogado. Outlaw subSecuentemente
fue convicto de s0borno de pertu-
rio en- la investigation de Ia muer-
tie.
La sonora Ernest Payne v In Sc
nora Melvin Bates, las dos de Post.
testificaron que habian visto al
doctor Kitchen caminar m direction
de Ia Casa de Cortes una bora antes
de que ocurriera la muerte del a.
genie federal.
, 1935-05-26
RECRESAN Los
AEROPLANOS
A HONOLULU
Despues De III a b e r
Tornado Parte En-
a NJ a O b r a. 8
De La Flota

HONOLULU, Mayo 25.-El ruido
de los motores de los a~eroplanos que
hacen ell vuelo desde Ia Isla Mid
way, que Sc encuentra a 1923 mi
las al oeste. preSagiaban la negada
4 este lugar ell Sahado, de uno de los
mas grandeS grupoS de aeroplanoS
navaleS, que alguna vez hayan vi
sitado este Importance puesto del
Pacifico.
Precedidos pcr Ell famoSo escua-
dron de vuelos de larga diStancia
de Ia marina ei VPl0. ciento sesen-
In y cinco naves de los ESJadoS Uni
dos. caminaban hacia Pearl Harbor
rara una im2recedente prueba de
las facilidadeS dc Ia Base Naval que
81 hizo con IN costo SIS, 600, COO.
Nunca en- II historic sc habia in
tentado n concentration de fuer-
Zas navaleS en- este abrigo de Ha-
wal, ell cual Sc encuentra entire las
has fuerteS fortificaciones que e.
zistan en- parte laguna.
Debido a ia tremenda important
Cia eStrategica para los EStados
UnidoS en- un evento de guerra en-
e. Pacifico. los mas altos iefes de
In Marina Sc encontraban presen-
ties. o sc eStaban reuniendo para
JLzgar Ia mqlicbra de albergar en-
Pearl Harbor I2 poderoSa flota.
, 1935-05-26

A In Rico Heredero En- Wash.
Ell Precio Del
Tomato Bajo A
Dos Centavos

e. precio del tomato ell sabado r
en- su mayor parte de dos centavos
por libra, SegIm sc reporto, despues
dc que Sc emoarco La cantidad de
81 furgones 81 vierneS en- la noche.
\ el precio Dagado por cajas de to-
Late, variaba entire un dollar y uno
Veinticinco, con los reportes por te-
legrafo de $l.25, Segun el reporte del
Market News Bureau que sc re-
cibio en- esta cIudad. FL EStado de
Texas EMBARGO la cantidad de l43
Iufgones el glerneS en- la noche, &c
de Yoakum, y 80 del este de Texas.
La coSecha de tomato del Vale
sc cree que eSta llegando a su pun
TO culminante, y los embarques de
ahora en- adelante dependen del
mercado. y parte de las condolences
del tempo.
Los fuertes cue Sc hlcieron en- Ell
Vale de donates en- los ultimoS dias
hacen que Ell total de em%barques de
frutaS v vegetables en- Ell vale has
Ia eSta fecha lleguen al total de
i7.227 furgonsS.
, 1935-05-26
PRESENTARAN
PRESUPUESTO
A ROOSEVELT
Ell Senado 10 Aprobo.
Construiran Barcos,
Y Aeropl De
Guerra

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. MAYO Is.
-Es muy probable que ell gobierno
de los EstadoS Unidos caste In SUI
ma de $3.50. 0 10000 en- la c%onstruc-
cion de "a buques de guerra Y 555
aviones de combate, segun informes
que circularon hoy en- esta ciudad
La cantidad que declines. fue la
designada por Ell Senado para que Sc
llevase a cabo el programa de cons
truccion que Sc ha propuesto al GO
hierno. habiendola aprobado el Sc
nado de los EStadoS Unidos en- Ia
session que verified en- esta capital el
.viernes por la tarde. La votacion fue
como sigue: SIS pro V Is en- contra.
Ur comite especial eSta eStudiandc
las notifications que Sc hicieron
en- ell senado al preSupueSto.
FL Senado vote por que sc amplia-
IA en- ell presupuesto referido Ia
suma destinada a la construction de
navios.
Sc cree que dentro de pocoS diaS
Ell presupuesto sera enviado al pre-
sidente para que 10 firme.
, 1935-05-26
DE
DEROCAR LA
LEY dean?

AUSTIN. Mayo 25.-E Represen-
tsnte r. Emr1ett Morse. de Hous-
.on fue elec.o PreSidente de las
fuerzas que desean Ia derogacion
de Ia ley de licores en- Ia campana
que sc hara en- ell Estado para 10
grar Ia deroyacion de la ley en- la
election fijada para Ell dia "A de
agoSto.
Ell Senador Weaver Moore. de
Houston, Ell autor de la resolution
para derogar la ley. nombro a Nor
*, mientraS que ell antique Co
bernador James Z. Ferguson. de
Austin. v ell Representative j. G.
Duval. de Fort Worth, hicieron Sc
gLndos discusses.
VarioS fac.ore< que previamente
habian sido ldentificados con Ell
movimiento para Ia cerogacion de
la ley. Sc unierun en In junta ar
moni0Sa de organization. Morse,
que era co-autor de Ia resolution,
no tuvo oposicion para el puesto do
Lresidente.
, 1935-05-26
Esta T~erminandose FL
Puerto De p. Isabel

PORT ISABEL. Bayo u.s. Seg1n
Is information dada por Ell senior
Herbert S. Crawford las obras del
puerto de Port Isabel seran termi-
nadaS. segun va 10 que concierne q
lie construction, para Ell dia prime
rC de JUNO.
4, senior Crawford dijo que no
sc habia fijado ninguna fecha pa
"a Ia formal arertura del puerto.
dependiendo este de la fecha GUAM
90 este lista Is cargo para traer
un barco a esta ciudad. "ESperamos
iener un cargamento de algodon."
clio ell senior Crawford. "pero este
no sera antes de In mitad del mes
&c julio
, 1935-05-26
Alur1na Del
Villa Maria

La Srita. Maria del Socorro To-
rres. hi1a del ST. Nabor NJ. Torres
y de Su espoSa. Ia Sra. Hortencia q.
de Torres. o5tuvo las mejores ca
iificaciones durante un periodic de
Cuatro amos, EN- ell colegio de Villa
Maria Of the I%ncarnate Word. de
esta ciudad. segun anunciaron las
c~irectoraS del Colegio.
La Srita. Torres. recibio Su diplo-
ma ell juevcs habiendo recibido
tambien Ia distinction de una Beca.
Ia cual le fue obsequiada como pre-
MIC de 81 aplicacion v del alto
promedio de caliifcaciones que To-
gro obtener du:ante los cuatro amos
de estudios en- dicho colegio.
La Beca que recibio In Srita. To-
rres. estA valuada en- $50. dolares
v es valida en- cualquier colegio que
este afiliado con Ia UniverSidad de
Texas. segun los informes que OBJ
tuvimoS.
La Srita. Torres. no Se decidia 81
iria a San Antonio a la Academia
eel Verbo EnSarnado. o al Junior
College de e5ta ciudad.
La Srita. Torres. ha sido objeto
de numeroSas fe~licitaciones por par
b. de sus amIstades. habiendo re-
c,bido muchoS regalos por el triun-
20 que alcanzo en- Ell colegio refe-
rldo.
La familia Torres. reside en-
Brownsville. IN Ia Gale Jackson en-
tire las de 9 y 10.
, 1935-05-26
Empezo Ell JuiciO
Del Acusado r.
PalmerAyer

EDINBURG. Texas, Mayo as
Sc comenzo a tomar Ell testimonio
en- la cauSa dc Richard Palmer. a.
cuSado del ro5o v muerte de Percy
CalkinS, Agente viajero de HouS-
ten. cuya muerte ocurrio ell dia 30
de mario. en- In corte de diStrito de
cSta ciudad. FL sabado en- la ma
cana Ell Juez Bryce Ferguson desc
che una mocion de Ia defenSa para
que sc tran5firiera Ia cauSa.
Mrs. Eva Cockrell. viuda de In
victima. fue Ell primer testigo, y d.
il que su eSpoSo salio de su hogar
Y que 10 vio Por ultima vez con vida
en- csc TEMPO. Tambien hizo una
description del automovil que usaba
" de los articulos que trafa en- el
viaje.
POGO antes del .receso de medic
dia testified el padre de In victima
J L. CalkinS, quien identified los
a~rticulos que lie fueron preSentadoS
por los abogadoS, como los que per-
tenecian a Celkins. Los articuloS
no fueron preSentadoS como evt-
dencia. siendo presentados solamen-
te con la idea de identification
, 1935-05-26
Hay Actividad
En- Los Campos
Petroleros

MISSION, Mayo 25.-Las activi-
dades petrole-as de nuevo han es-
tado llamando Ell interes este fin
de semana en- Ia area petrolera de-
Vale del Rio Gfande con las prue-
baS hechas en el oeste del Condado
de Hidalgo abriendo nuevos hori-
Sontes de production en- Ell pozo de
400 pies, Ell cual es Ell centre de-
lntereS.
En- los Condados de Hidalgo
starr y Wlllacy So reporta gran
acGividad o las perforaciones de
poDos por compahfas independent
teS prometierdO desarrollo adicio-
nal en- un iuturo Immediate. Las
areas que han Sido probadas esta-
ar comparativamente quotas du-
rantes Ia semana., apnque los pro-
lflfficos camDos de Sdmfordyce, er
e. suroeste del Condado de Hidalgo
ahadieron dos lguevos pozos produc-
torres v sc hactan media docena de
nuevos pozos dc pCuebas
, 1935-05-26
Desarrolo De
La Agriculture
En- Ell V alle

SAN BENTTO. Mayo 25.-El au-
mento de terrenos de agriculture
habido en- Ell Condado de Cameron
hizo que ell Viernes expresara su
Sorpresa ell senior S. A. Mcmillan,
de lServicio de extension del Cole
gio de Agriculture Y Mecanica de
Texas. en College Station.
FL senior Mcmillan visito al senior
Hen.y Alsmeyer. agente de agricul-
tura EN- el Condado de Cameron,
quien revelo que ell numero de cam
SOS de agriculture aumentaron de
l.400 que habia en- Ell aho de 1920
a mas de 1000 en- 1885. segun el
censo agricola que ha sido termi-
nado.
FL senior Mcmillan favorece ell que
sc lleven los records agricolas apro-
piadoS. Dijo que habia muchoS ar
gumentoS en- favor de la practica. la
cual no solamente facilita al agri-
cultor saber en- donde sc encuentra,
sino tambien lie da valuable infor-
macion para uSarSe en- conexion
con los programs agricolas del go
bierno Y f%igurando ell servicio de
extension en- todas las actividades
por un periodic de varios amos. Los
records de las cosechas son nece-
sarios antes de que los a~gricultores
puelan particular en- los programs
6e reduction de terrenos del GO
bierno.
La information demostrada en- los
records tambien es de valor para
anunciar la fertilidad de los terre-
nos de Ia comunidad. los records
demuestran la cantidad cosechada
y 10 que Sc obtuvo de las actividades
~agricolas.
, 1935-05-26
Probaran Ell Equipo
Del Joven dor

FL nuevo eqlipo de Manuel King
Sera probable er una gira por Ell
vale Ell domingo. segun la infor-
macion proporcionada por w. A.
Snake" King. de Snakeville.
On automovil que perteneci6 an
tiguamente a IN antique Millionaire,
tue comprado por los Kings hace
como un mes. y sc han construido
"trailerS" para transporter a los
ieones para Ell acto del mas joven
domador del mundo" ell cual hara
una gira por Q. pats este aho.
Una serpiente piton de "a pies de
largo, valuada en- Ia cantidad de
500. fue emHaTcada de la granja
oe S~nakeville. eSta semana. Dor ex-
press Y un truck cargado con SER
plentes fue reclbido procedente de
Mexico.
, 1935-05-26
AVENID AS DE
Aqua HACIA
LA COSTA
Inundaron Granas
De Una Prisio n
Ash Como T~errenos
Cerca Del Colo

HOUSTON, Mayo 25.-LA mayor
parte de las aguaS quec ausaron las
iauncacioneS a fines de la Semana,
pesaban lentamente por Ell Rio
BrazoS ell viernes inundando al
gunas parties de las tres granjas de
Ia priSion de Texas. y cientos de
acres de otras tierras cercanas al
Colo. Sc reportaron mas dahos a
las cosechas ~ los wales bajoS de
6E rios Trinity Y Colorado.
La granjas de Ia prision Clemens,
Darlington y Ramsey. todaS en- el
Conoado de Brazoria, recibieron
parte de In lnundacion cauSada poT
las aguas del rio Brazos, y los con-
victos fueron puestos a trabajar le-
vantando bords. con Ell fin de evil
tar que las aguas entraran a los
terrenos culttvados.
, 1935-05-26
FALLE Clio A
DE QUEMADURA
Joven Photo De
Denton, Texas, Al
Inc e n diarse Una
Gasoline

FORT WORTH. Mayo rs. 80 Las
quemaduras que recibio por haberse
incendiado una cantidad de gasoli-
ma ell dia 90 de Febrero, fueron ia
tales ell sabado para Ray Hundley.
de 81 amos de edad. agente de una
compania petrolera de Denton. y a.
viador aficionado.
Hundley murio en- Ell hospital de
esta ciudad, mientras que los medi-
cos todavia Ell viernes en- la noche
esperaban poderle salvar la vida. III
desaparecido sufrio quemaduraS
cuando las chispas de una antorcha
de aire para limpiar. incendiaron
una cantidad de gasolina en- Ell
aeropuerto de Denton.