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Evening star., 1935-06-14
LIBERTY LEAGUE HEAD
LAUDS COURT DECISION
BY the Associated Press.

by III0 AooUCIdUCu Z ICos.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June IA
Jouett Shouse, president Of the Ameri-
can Liberty League, declared in an ad-
dress here last night that "the basic
issue now confronting our country is
choice between absolutism and self
government"
For the time being and to a graft
flying extent" the former chairman of
the Democratic National Executive
Committe said in his prepared address,
Evening star., 1935-06-14

the trend away from traditional
American democratic self-government
has been arrested by the Supreme
Court Of the United States"
Shouse renewed his charge that
President Roosevelt has renounced
the theory OF States rights, to which
the Democratic party is traditionally
committed"
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stance. the girl was unconscious when
DR.. Gregory I. w. Cottam reached
her. The cigar clipper was the only
instrument available.
DR.. Cottam made quick incisions In
TIE chllds windpipe, to permit her to
breathe, and then rushed her to a
hospital.
The child was recovering today, hos
pital attaches said.
Evening star., 1935-06-14
RAZOR BLADE OPERATION
SAVES GIRL FROM DEATH

By the Associated Press.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 14.-An
emergency operation performed with
a razor blade taken from a cigar clip
per was credited today with saving the
life Of Patricia Lee FLEECE, 2-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
FLEECE.
Apparently choked on foreign sub
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HIT-RUN DRIVER SOUGHT
IN PEDESTRIANS INJURY
Boy, 5, Suffers Serious Head
Hurts When Struck by Car
While Playing.

Police are seeking a hit-and-run
driver, allegedly drunk, whose automo-
bile early today struck Jack Arnold, 80,
of 18 Ninth street northeast, while at
Twelfth and N streets. Arnold was
treated at Freedmen's Hospital for
minor injuries.
In another automobile accident,
Floyd Frazier, 5, colored, 1900 block of
Third street southwest, suffered seri-
Gus head injuries when struck while
playing in the 200 block of N street
southwest. X-rays were to be taken
at Providence Hospital to determine
whether he has a skull fracture.
Leroy Bowen, "a, colored, 100 block
of Quander street southeast, was ar
rested and charged with operating an
automobile with defective mandrake.
Natives Buy Radio Sets.
Natives in Egypt are buying radio
receiving sets
Evening star., 1935-06-14
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY
Illinois Committee Head Is
Charged With Giving 1000
to Attorney.
BY the Associated Press.


MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, June IA.
Elmer B. O'Hara, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee and
clerk of Wayne County (Detroit) was
indicted on charges of perjury and
bribery last night in a one-nlan grand
Evening star., 1935-06-14
American Autos Lead.

Nearly all automobiles imported into
Argentina this year were from
America.
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Auto Radios Escape Ban.
Efforts to ban auto radios in Eng
land have failed.
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Reich BUYS More Horses.

Germany is. buying many more
draft horses from Belgium than q
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Al,
silver watches diamonds and oio cl
csrded jewelry. Full cash value peloe n
Govt license TO buy SenneeI s olo
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BARGAIN-S4.475.

| NEAR 18th AND PENNA. AVE SE
Charming six-room. bath BRICK nome.
garage on paved alley excellent Conditlor:
painted sanitary walls throughout. hot
water heat. eleclricity. Possession with
titie This Will sell qUickly-don't delay
Phone al once
SHAPIRO lAan Z ST w Mar1 snan
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Observation-Disclosures.

ATTRACTIVE GROOM AND 2-BATH DE-
tached home on beautifully Handicapped
lot; automatic heat; 2-caL garage; $50;
Mstfopsitsn i9 %iGn irnfi ii4a Chevy Chase Mo Can
NEAR CONN. AVE. BUREAU OF STAND
ards; semi-det.. rooms, baths, AMI
BERT fT on 1Rc SernfS Nationsi fansfe ss45 COL
4211 18th sT.-s ROOMS 2 BATHS. OIL
heat, electric refrigeration; scar garage;
Sll6. Phone National 1924.
WooDLEY PARK. ON wooDLEY RD-
w, WI rent partly furnished; rooms. Phone
NEAR CAPITOL, 8I8 NORTH CAROLINA
ave se:-Living rm.. dining rm;, kitch,.
April sTRoupO G1@S OR1A REATT2* T2* c. e. Dst ns
s,RooM :.cSsN HOUSE. 2 PoRcAEs. ENTIRELY x
and high schools. MAJOR GEORGE HILL.
1913 31th st. NV. Phone Cleveland 8s11:
512 G ST. S.E.-5-ROOM HOUSE, RENT.
30 per month; gas and electric free; elder
ly owner desires room and two plain meals
daily; no boys. See occupant. "a
1892 ARGONNE PL NW.-HALF BLOCK
from 10th d Col. I'd; six rooms. bath, Two
eGneiossd enclose ] ]poIehes built.in garage fireplace.
pletely modernized and decorated through
out. $50 per mo. Call Columbia O344 to
inspect.
am ami Hn open Sat. an and sMsS Sum. $500. ~ -.
MODERN BRICK HOME
Semi-detached; bright rooms. center
rage: In Good condition, S75. Available
April 18th. Inspect today. 7l6 GALLATIN
ST. NV. Phone Monday. Potomac 1908.
LANGDON MILL & LUMBER CO.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES,
q rooms and bath to rooms and Q
baths; moderate rentals; auto service for
inspection. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Phone
Cleveland 4733 or Cleveland 1866.
134s C ST NE ROOMS AND BATH,
q m. f., newly papered and painted: rent.
$40 per month, white or colored.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. INC.
1920 K st. NV National O475.
CHEVY CHAsE-NoRTHWEsT SUBURBS.
Complete Rental List Auto Service.
EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn Ave.
Clev. 230O Evenings, wise. 2572.
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COLONIAL BRICK-S6,7 $50.

RehniShed like new: 6 large rooms. tiled
path porches. paved street and alley
inspect "a Glrard st. ne. Open until
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COUPLE WANTS TWO UNFURNIsHED
rooms, kitchen and private bath, Mt. Rain
Ter or Brookland section; state rent, etc.
Address Box 3S1-S. Star ONCE "a
BY YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE. 2-ROOM
unfurn. apt. nat or bungalow. ami, April
10. S35; NV. nearby Md. or Va. Address
Box 394-S. Star ONCE. "a"
UNFURN.. 9 BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM,
kitchen. bath, preferably northeast; apart
ment house only. Address Box 404-S.
UNFURN. REFINED SETTLED COUPLE
one room, kitchen and bath. in apartment
house or home; reasonable. Address Box
42S-S. Star once. "a.
NORTHWEST. WALKING DISTANCE OF
Government Observation-Disclosures large
room. kitchenette Frigidaire and bath:
unusual shape of room not Objectionable.
Address Box 37S-S. Star once. "a
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$3.50.

Beautiful new Colonial center-haI home
floors. tile bath. full basement washable
paper. hot-water heat. A bargain. See it
today Drive out Alabama ave. e. to 44th
pl.. turn left on 44th to No 114O. o4s
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SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE D. G.
1902 JocELYN ST. NV

1902 JocELYN ST. NV.
rooms. solarium built-In garage, oil
nurner. elec. refrigeration entirely refin-
iSned VIII accept smaller house in ex-
OPEN . TILL PM.
can OWNER, Columbia 1884. 24s
I HAVE NEW HOMES PRICED FROM
SHn1;ooo H1:oo 70 w. 750, group and detached.
j. A. JORDAN, Dec. 5765. .
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coLoRED = SPECIAL = BRooKLANi

CCLORED - SPECIAL - BROOKLAND
property. Price & terms rieht See and buy
JAMES E, SCOTT,
I'll Florida Ave. NV. Dec 1914. oS'
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND LAMONT
q rms. bath; all-modern home Call
Adams 1893 25s
ALL-BRICK HOME FOR COLORED
1Ol5 Florida ave n.e-Ths house has
Just been completely refnished large
rooms. tiled bath in fine neighborhood
Inspect without delay. We will make
terms TO responsible party. EUGENE H.
PHIFER. North $500, Decatur 4S97-R.
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S2 o5O

Spruce St Lyon Park Va. one square
south Of Wilson Blyd,-An excellent two
story detached dwelling. five rooms and
bath. e.eotric lights gas. water and sewer.
Lot 5Oxl25. Immediate possession. Terms,
$500 down, S37 80 per month, including
LYON INC,
Walnut $40, Evening. Walnut 1881.
CAPITAL VIEW BLVD. NEAR FOREST
Glen-Lot 10Ox1Ss; high, wooded; nearly
low. porches. 2-csr garage; $3.50 on
terms. is ST, 800 below value. Near Defense
Hwy. Lanham, a.; 7-r. and B. SEMI
BUNGALOW mi; S7.450: teHns. Near W.
bunealow, elec, plant: gar; $1,000; easy
terms. Colesville rd.. So. Md. u; - o., T.r.
mod. bungalow; S5,950; low terms. 7-n.
n, 3. RYoN Co. 1s1sN Y. Ave. Natl. 1907.
Continues on Nsxt PAgal
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
sale OF rent Prompt attention STROUP
REALTY co. 1927 Eye ST. NV.
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EMPLOYED LADY desires fur. room in
quiet. refined family on Mt. Pleasant car
line Address Box 10-M. Star once
WANTED-By gentleman, room. family no
other roomerS; $50: c. h. W; ref; walking
distance. Address Box ass. Star once 20.
DOUBLE. . single or single room. sleeping
porch, young men; NV. section. AooreSs
Box 255-S. Star once. -
GENTLEMAN, Government employe. wishes
TO have single furnished room. private FAM
lily: no objection to one roomer; give full
particulars; location near Capitol. n.e,-se.
Address Box 430-S Star ONCE. "a
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SALE-HOUSES.


BY OWNER. 1.YR.-oID ROW HOUSE, 3
rms. Il 2 b.. garage, recr. rm.; in restricted
NV. section; can prove price to be far
6eST ab5 that & sf Pb6Gs hom No brokers
SMALL. EsTATT-HALF ACRE GROUND,
attractive. Colonial home. reasonably
priced; contains living room. studio library,
Sahs 2eSr cSn sarase ehea iii heat pea wsc ISos s6ss
NEW CENTER-HALL BRICK. S1O.45O-
oil heat; large lot; will f1nanSe with the Fed
roomy house. center-hall plan on 60-ft.
lot. Excellent neighborhood, being sold at
q price that will surprise YOU. Drive out
Wisconsin ave: to bank in Bethesda: turn m
MoorIand lane. 1 viii have the home
open for your inspection.
1908 18th ST, NV, SHEPHERD, PARK.
is for sale to the person who will appre-
ciate q lovely. detached home, at a sacri-
fice price. Open all day Sunday for your
convenience. trust you Will come
CHANCE TO BUY A six room Bungalow,
Three large bedrooms. The largest lot TO
any house around washington. 9Oxls5.
Plenty trees and shrgbbsry; garase; age; ThiT aii
wAPIE JAMES. INC. Di a347
CALVERT ST. N.W.-1O R., 2 B; RMS
Address BOX 427-s. Star once. 24'
MT. PLEASANT. 1885 IRVING NV
Beautiful view of Rock Greek Park: s
S13. 800. OWNER. Adams ;5395-J.
$4,000 West of l4th st. on Newton st;
NV. rooms and bath. Just around
the corner from l4th & Park Road. This
house will pay for itself. 1t requires
$1,000. cash. Other houses new and old
at low prices. Mr.. Raulin. Col. 9l35
WAPLE ( JAMES. INC. Di. a347
IN BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST-SIX-ROo
homes now nearing completion. These
homes set on nice terrace with deep.
wooded lot; colored tile kitchen and bath
room all exterior walls dampproofed and
furred out: copper cutters and down
spouts Purchaser can select paint and
electrical fixtures. The price Of these
homes will surprise you. Located at 32nd
ST. sc. between Erie and Frankford sts
See builder on premises.
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REDUCED

31o} W ST. NV. GLOVER PARK.
Pine Residence Section
PRICE FOR QUICK SALE S1.15O
GTurer-bullt, G-room brick. h-W.h
cleo garage, FrigidaIre open fireplace oak
foorS throuehout. double screened back
pofches, all doors and windows screened.
cement front porch. brick retaining wall.
frol!t yard shrUhbed. bus transport alton
half book from house Terms 81 500
caSh ana S5u per month for the remaining
balance. House in perfect condition Pos
session 9 a. once Open ana Iiehted Sstur-
II. L. CARTER. OWNER
Rlk InNnSincnt pldr Nn..n...f 4, -.
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TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.
Near Confessional LIBRARIAN sttrac-
tive home of seven rooms and two baths.
hot-water heat. in perfect condition. An
exceptional buy at $3.50 Vacant.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
$3.50.
New Detached Brick Home
WILL SACRIFICE FOR $3.50.
Al CT Mnnr Mnrhh "a niA al

NOW DtIdCIItU bIICh T1UIIG
AdJar mt to Fort Slocum Park beautiful
1-room home. Some of the important
features are slate root. copper cutters.
large lot. recreation room paneleo-i in
knotty pine. natural trim. breakfast room
/ VIII sci! quickly at price asked. Terms
arranged. located on Second 81.
At Peabody st. NV.
Com, out and see this real value
WApIE T. ~
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

UNFURNisHED, 2 OR 8 ROOMS. KrTCH-
er, and bath, By married couple. Govt; EN-
ployes; good reference; walking distance
walter Reed; price reasonable. Pnone
GEORGIA S061.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

in nurses or private home. Reasonable.
April IS Address Box 449S. Star once.
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MORTGAGE HOLDER. HAVING RECENT
~ foreclosed, has authorized the sale of a
practically new and modern detached
home in Chevy Chase. consisting of Il
rooms and baths, at the astonishingly
low price Of $3.50. Cheaper to buy than
rent See us for other bargains. THE
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP. 1925 Wood
ward Bldg. Phone National 9626.
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s ROOMS BATHS
In that ever desirable section west Of
Conn. ave-. between the two country
clubs; on beautiful lot 90x140. this real
home buy includes a living room 2Sx16
opening into a spacious year-round living
porch. dining room with corner cupboard.
buffers pantry: 4 bed rooms and . baths
on second floor Silent Automatic oil heat
G. E.. refrigerator. maid's room and bath.
built-in garage. rock-wool insulation in
roof and walls: neat landscaping. Schools,
transportation nearby. Price. S14 500.
Call exclusive agent. Cleveland 1867.
Evening star., 1935-03-23

S5,"50-FACING SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
351f PARK PL NV.
Only $3.50 Down PAYMENT
Balance in One Trust-Absoluic Bargain.
SHAPIRO. l4"n Z ST n W NATL, SN4n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DOWNTOWN-3 RMS, $50.
Modern elevator bldg, convenient. See
BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV. National 5437.
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1754 QUE ST. NV.
WANTED-ROOMS.

Private bath for two. newly decorated.
beautifully furnished; unusual meals; very
reasonable
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1915 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Bright. CHEEKY
room with sleeping porch; gentleman pre-
ferred Phone Georgia 234S.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

"6"U 10Th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women with lounges. sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals: convenient
o4s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FURNISHED: LARGE ROOM, LARGE DIN
ing room, kitchen, private BATH; conven-
tent to bus 90 Preston ave-, Cnerryaale,
va. Phone Clarendon $50. "a
Evening star., 1935-03-23

NORTHWEST HOMES
NEW AND USED
Frlceo S55no. up. Terms as low as $1,000
cash. Balance less than rent For
a1SJer a4rtner information see Ny. Moss, Ge
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1878 14th St. NV. nj 22a-
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$500 18th ST. NV near Walter Reed
Attractive front room, furn. or unfurn..
semi-private bath. private home; gentle
men or business couple. Georgia I1IS.
Evening star., 1935-03-23

A SUBURBAN BARGAIN-
Just beyond the District line. and
nue.; brick and frame house. slate roof.
new hot-water heating plant cellar under
entire house; six rooms and bath. in good
repair about IL 600 feet of ground, all
kinds of fruit trees. etc.
WALTER A. BROWN.
1400 H St. National 1859.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 K ST. NV, the Lee-Marque:-Nicely
furnished room, semi-private bath; excel
lent board; home cooking. %.
1883 18th N.W.-LADY SHARE RMS.
BATH; SEP ENTRANCE; BEAUT. FURN.;
DELIGHTFUL MEALS.
, 1935-11-26
25-YEAR-OLD
CASE SOLVED
Man Admits He Threw Baby
In River After 1t
Smothered

DETROIT, Nov. a. P-AlphonSe
vIemminck. central figure in the 12-
year-old mystery regarding the fate
of the infant son Of William G. Great
rex, was quoted by Sheriff Henry
Behrendt Monday as confesstng that
the baby smothered TO death and
that he threw the body in the De-
troit river.
The baby. given him through a
nurses error IN place OF the infant
born to Vlemminck's unmarried
daughter. died while he was taking
it from the hospital wrapped in a
coat, Behrendt said the elderly Bel
gian related.
81 took the baby's clothes off and
wrapped him in my own coat
Behrendt quoted Vlemminck as say
ing. Il drove fer blocks and blocks,
afraid TO 60 home"
Il made up my mind to get rid
Of it, but I didn't know how. Finally
looked at the baby and II was dead,
he was quoted as ~confessing II threw
my coat, the baby and all into the
river"
II was not until two days later
when police took him TO the hospital,
he declared. that he learned that the
baby was not his daughters, but that
Of GreatreX.
, 1935-11-26
STOCKS slide
BACK few
REMAIN FIRM
Condition In u. S. Is
Good; Economics Of
Europe Clou ding
World Picture

NEW YORK, NOV. rs. P-Whie
scattered firm spots appeared p
Tuesdays stock market, backslidlng
tendencies were evident among some
Of the recent favorites.
A few of the steels. rails and spec
ialties tried to rally the list. but the
brief forward push around neon lack
ed vigor. After comparative early
dizziness, the activity expanded.
Domestic economic news was still
81 the best. The foreign picture was
cloudy. although the French situa-
ton did not seem SO tense. Grains
and cotton were moderately mixed
and bond trends were indefinite.
Resistant shares included White
Motors, American Telephone, Santa
Re, Union Pacific, Illinois Central
Bethlehem Steel, American Chain,
American Crystal Sugar and Great
Western Sugar.
Eastman Kodak dropped about G
points. Among others, off fractions
TO 2 or so, were Case, Westinghouse,
Loew's, Continental Can. ChrySleri
General Motors, Owens-Illinois, Al
lied Chemical, Consolidated Gas and
Johns-Manville.
Banking quarters seemed q bit
more treasured By reports from
Paris that Premier Laval had made
q deal with the "ieftists' IN order "a
save the franc and defend his cabi-
net against overthrow.
Trade observers found that do
mestic retail sales are experiencing
an upswing under the stimulation OF
a growing demand for seasonal mer-
chandise and early buying Of holiday
goods.
The financial sector was interested
n word from Warm Springs thai
President Roosevelt was comforting
with fiscal experts On budget prun-
ing plans. At the same time New
Deal authorities indicated that, re.
CARELESS Of the final outcome Of the
processing tax court battle, the flow
Of benefit checks to farmers will con.
tinue. New taxes. 1t was said, may bs
sought if the processing law is beat
en-
, 1935-11-26
Truck Markets

Carbt shipments Of entire United
State reported Monday, Nov. %:
Grpefruit: Ariz Z, Calf 4, Fla IS,
Texa AZ. total US ~ cars.
Ornges: Ariz 10, Calf I'll, Fla
20. TxaS 2, total US 212 cars.
NSed Citrus: Ariz /, Calf /, Fla
Is. 'eXaS 4, total US q cars.
Eans: Fla %, total US % cars.
Bets: None.
Cbbage: Colo 2, MINI /, N. Y. 26,
S or 8. Texas /, Utah /, Wise 9, total
Us 43 cars.
hrrotS: Calf "a. Ills /, MINI /
NY 5, total Us 81 cars.
Greens: Calf 3, Texas /, Va !
teal Us 10 cars.
Mixed Vegetables: Calf q. Fla
Il Texas 4, others q, total Us IS
crs.
Peas: Calf IA, Fla /, total US i;
crs.
Peppers: Fla 1. total Us l car.
Spinach. Md 1, Texas 2, Va Ia
.0tal Us p cars.
tomatoes: Calf 1. Fla s, Ohio l
Texas 3. total US II cars.
Lever Rio Grande Valley ship
mentS forwarded Tuesday morning
Nov. Is:
Grapefruit AZ. Oranges 2, Nike
Citrus 4, Mixed Vegetables 4, Snal
Beans 1. Cabbage / total So cars
Total 70 date this SeaSon-Cltru
Fruit 1870, Vegetables 81. Mixec
Citrus and Vegetables 5, total l408
to the same day last season-Citrtu
Fruit 708, Vegetables 17s, Mixed Cit
rus e. Vegetables ?, total 3S8 cars.
Representative prices to trucker
for Valley fruits and vegetables Mon
day, Nov. IS:
GraDefruit-Boxes US Combina
ton 165-1.75; US No IS few l.0o-l.ll
Bushels US Combination i-l.00: US
No IS 60-65c. Sacks US Combination
few 2.lO-225.
Cranges-Boxes US Combination
few 2.1O-225. Bushels Us Combina
ton l.15-1.25: US No. IS few 75-85c
Snap Beans-Bushel hampers bes
I.25-i.4O. poorer lilo.
Beets-Per doz punches mostly 25c
Broccoli-Pony crts 2 doz bunche
best 1.25-I.50. per dcz punches assoc
Cabbage-Bulk per ton 16.00-20.0C
EggDlant-Bushel baskets l.50-l75
Peppers-Bushel baskets l.50-l.7S
crates 2O0-225.
Sauash-Bushel baskets yellow AM
white 1.50-1.75.
Tomatoes-Lugs 1.O0-125, few bes
high as leo.
, 1935-11-26

Continued from First Page)
who disappeared at Ada a week ago
Tuesday. II shot him" Conner num-
bled to Colonel Daley, when queS-
tened specifically about Evans.
L. A. Simpson, farmer Of Pied
mont. Okla, and his son, Warren, IA
II did away with three ~. Allen ".
near Ada ... dumped their bodies
in a pile under a pipe line" z. Smith
Hester, McClain county attorney,
said Conner had whispered to him.
Simpson and his son have been miss
ing since Saturday. Conner was in
their a when he was shot and cap
tured.
Elizabeth Childers, Comer's first
wife, whose stepmother. Mrs. J. r.
Childers. said she had not had word
from her daughter since August and
feared for her safety.
Mrs. Loucille Stevens Conner, Sec
ond wife Of the wounded man Her
father, Charles Stevens. said she was
last heard from in Mclean, Texas,
September IA, and IF she was al
right she would let US know"
George NJ. Lorius, Albert a. Heber-
er and their wives, Illinois tourists
last seen in Albuquerque, N. M, and
for whom Department Of Justice
agents have been searching fol-
months. Their car was found at Dali
las and G-Men there said they were
investigating the possibility that
Ccmer may be the man sought FOL
questioning In their disappearance.
Bullet i'm Brain
Dwight Brantley, head of the De-
partment OF Justice here. said Tues.
day he had heard nothing official
regarding the possibility of Conner:
connection with that case.
Physicians said Conner had a bull
let IN his brain. The wounded mar
merely rolled his eyes and showed
no recognition when his mother. Mrs
J. w. Conner, and other members o.
his family sought to question him.
Mrs. Conner said Chester Is her sec.
ond son "tC 60 bad" Arnold Conner
now Is, Is in solitary confinement in
an Arkansas state asylum after kill
ing q man. woman and baby, and aft
or he was sent to the asylum, his cell.
mate.
, 1935-11-26
Rev. Cartier Thanks
Workers i'm Bazaar

Rev. Gustave Cartier has announc-
ed that the hope chest TO have been
given away Saturday night at the
bazaar staged by the Sacred Heart
church members will be given away
at the chamber of commerce Sat
urday. Dec. IA at 3 %. m. The hope
chest. a cedar chest filled with
linens. was one OF the features OF
the bazaar, and was or display VI
one OF the prominent windows.
Father Cartier expressed graft
tude and appreciation for The sup
port given him IN making the bazaar.
held Nov. 21-23, n financial and so
cial Gee He expressed thanks 10
the press, the merchants and to the
women OF the city, both Catholic
and Protestant.
, 1935-11-26
Lottery Tickets
Seller Is Seized

Chief Deputy Sheriff VIII csbler
arrested q Mstamo-os woman here
Monday monlng when she was In
the act OF selling lottery tickets. The
county officer turned the case over
to r. G. Maurice, customs agent In
charge.
The ticket which the woman was
selling was seized and in addition q
sheaf OF tickets were found In her
purse
, 1935-11-26
SEVEN ESCAPE
FROM OFFICERS
Four Tunnel From Jail
AT Matamoros; Others
Break and Run

Seven prisoners escaped from
Matamoros authorities over the
weekend.
-Four prisoners. all held for petty
offenses. tunneled cut CT "a tail cell
early Monday morning, digging their
way through a yard and a hall
" masonry and dirt. The prisoners
were E~ncarnacion Ramos, jose Her
nandez. Narciso Sanchez and Justo
Cara Flores. The prisoners appar-
entity had spent several days In pre-
pairing for the break, and had CLEVER
ly concealed their work
Miguel Reyes SarEliento.
trusty whose duty was to sweep the
police station, slipped away from the
officers Sunday and was not miss
ed until late in the day.
Two men being taken 70 jail esriy
Monday morning overpoWered
| Mounted Policemen Felix Puente and
Pedro Vasuuez and made good their
escapes. The officers fired at the
fugitiyes several times but the shots
! apparently did not take effect. The
| escape occurred at Sixth and cara
| eOZa streets.
, 1935-11-26
the Euro

u-s,rt,ss surrounding the Euro
pe AZ volume Of business was re-
ne Curing the first half hour
ss nrces fluctSsted narrowly around
a. asn Levels Dec. opened ct 11S6,
Tn = iii7s, May at l1.5O and Jly
IT 11.S9.
Declines became general curing
the morning Eltn al onlions easing
zen nrsssl,rs on the market the
French political situation resulted
4, lower cables as some Of the un-
-sr+sintv ahnad was carried over
into domeste markets.
Thsre wsre no further notices
issued Tuesay against December,
MT TINS POSITION eased s points to
IIs0. March lost z points to 11.57
while Octoser was down I to Ills.