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, 1935-10-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. P-Surprts-
ing firmness or the Liverpool wheat
market set the pace for early ad-
vance wednesday In grain values
here. Trade attention focused large
In on disturbing aspects Cf Euro
pean political moves and one ev-
dence OF urgent demand for readily
available good grades Of domestic
wheat.
Opening 4 70 / cent higher. De-
cember l.04A-A, Chicago wheat tu-
lures held near then &c these limits
Corn started %-@ up December
61%-ik. and soon rose further
, 1935-10-16

Continued from First Pagel
rel. vice president OF the National
City Bank, New York: James Bruce,
vice president OF the National Dairy
Products Co, New York: Lee PAUL,
Wheeling, w. Va. insurance exec
utive; Jack Durrell. San Francisco
representative Of the Chase National
Bank. and DR.. w. 3. Fulton, Wheel
ing.
The Mexico City official said the
rebels did not number more than
so men and that the uprising soon
would be downed by federal forces.
Raiding bands, which have attack
ca Rio Granada. Santa Ana. san
Miguel and several other towns In
the interior OF Sonora. are reported
70 be aroused against the govern
ment's agrarian and religious policies
and are demanding the removal OF
Governor Ramon Ramos.
, 1935-10-16
School Head Named

toptelnI % ms HefAIdl
SAN BENTTO. Oct Sc. R DOd-
son was elected q member Of the San
Benito board of school trustees at
the Monday night meeting. 70 &c
coed WV. B. Haines who resigned w
Gently. Dodson win serve untI 1888.
The board vked to keep me foot
ball team in GLASS B.
, 1935-10-16
ROAD
CONTINUED from us PaEel

tContlnueu FIRST rage
partment OF Public Works viii 70
to Victoria to check over plans
which will be worked out In the
meantime BY Governor Canseco.
Delay In signing the financial
agreement va caused BY the fact
that route OF the road has been
changed.
The highway as now approved
viii be about 80 miles longer than
the present Matam0ros to Victoria
highway. The route from Mata-
moroS south to san Fernando VIII
be the same. but from there on
the road will swing TO the YES
Whereas II now goes through the
towns of Jimenez. Padilla. and
GuemeB, Ii will 20 through the
towns OF San Nicolas, San Carlos.
MagueyeS, and Purificacion on the
new routing. This Ia q more highly
developed section Of the state, the
governor said.
He also pointed out that from
San Fernando south the road even
now Is an all weather road save
for the river crossings.
The road as re-routed win be $50
kil0meterE or about 275 miles, as
against about 2l5 miles nov
Bridges on the new road win be
OF reinforced concrete. "a l2-inch
gravel base viii be put down. and
the road will be opened to trafrc
for q time before the running sur
face Is put on, In order to pack
the base.
TO Can for Bidn
General Mueica answered all
questions Ia connection with the
road positively and with emphasis.
Asked II the Mexican federal gov
eminent Is ready 10 finance the
road II the state will sign over the
gasoline tax, he stated II Is.
When will work start2" ne was
asked.
IL have ordered the work started
January z, 1885" he said.
How much viii the road coSt2r
the general was asked.
Between five and six million
pesos"
Where win the work be start
This win depend on the con-
tractor. although we will recon-
mend that construction Be started
az both ends"
when win the government ask
for bids7"
cat once"
we are in absolute accord ON
All points In connection with the
road" Governor CanSeco and Gen.
eral Mugica said. There Il no pos
sibility OF a hitch
Furthermore the agreements
which we have reached. and which
will be reduced TO writing and sign
ed along with the approved plans
on Nov. q In Victoria, win make AZ
impossible for the project 70 be
dropped by n succeeding admits
tration. IN the event OF any change
IN government personnel they
declared.
The agreements provide that
the funds shall 20 direct 70 q
special highway fund set aside for
building this road"
The two men were entertained
on the American side or the river
Tuesday. They were taken by Of
ficiRls or the Brownsville NaviRa-
ton district. the city Of Browns
vile and the chamber OF commerce
on q tour Of the Brownsville port
development.
Governor Canseco left wednesday
morning by motor car. along with
the engineers and others who came
with him. General Mugica left by
train.
, 1935-10-16

Veterans Of Foreign Wars announc-
ed Tuesday that there viii be no reg
ular Thursday night meeting this
week. and that the next meeting will
hn &C. October qA
, 1935-10-16

NAUIIIITWTu FlLM THHE OIIEF
oil has been flowing into the tanks
since Sunday.
The oil Is being purchased from
T.. Frank Murchison and associates
by the Italian government under
contract signed before the pipeline
was started.
"As to any objection en- the
part Of the United States 10 moving
oil out to Italy. I am sure there Is
Rene" Philen said. We would GER
tainly have been notified II there
had been any,.
, 1935-10-16

Flowers for mn OCCASIONS Loo
banos Greenhouse Company. Phone
l5BG.-Adv
yellow Csb-Phuns I0sg-Adv.
, 1935-05-19
PLAN FREE CLINIC

tCpeclhl 70 Inc herhiub
SAN BENTTO, May IA free
clinic for children Of pre-school age
viii be held az the North Ward
School from 0 TO $3.50 o'clock Tues
day by the county health unit.
, 1935-05-19
Wildcat Tests Steal Show
Again in Valleys Three
Oil Producing Territories

block 5. tract .. porcion 81. Ancient
Jurisdiction OF Camargo, which has
had LOO feet OF oil standing In
the hole prior to placing the new
well on the pump. The test started
pumping Friday, all other producers
IN the field also being bumpers.
Sioux-Heard had the pool sand at
1929 feet and EXTENDED pro-
duction about 300 feet southwest.
Extension Of the Barbacoas pool
o. southern Starr a mile and a
half seemed unlikely Friday when
Armstrong. Emanuel AZ Adams No.
/ starr County Cattle company
block 81. Jeffries- Lambeth sub
division. porcion. 80, Ancient Jur1s-
diction Of Camargo. began making
salt water. gas and q little oil
through casing p~erforations at
2.7ll-15 feet. lower four feet OF the
hole.
About 2.50o feet southwest Of the
Rio Grande City discovery, W. w.
ZImmerman's No. ! Doyno az Chat
field, block Y. tract FL, porcion 90.
Is drilling below 100 In an at
tempted southwesterly extension Of
the pool.
Two miles north Of the pool. John
H. Cloptons Nc. I Dionicia Tie
rina block 4, tract 14-C. porcion 81,
i making hole around 2.245 feet.
About is miles north OF Rio
Grande City. Sun-Humble's No. !
Mantor Briggs. IN survey SO. Is shut
Gown at ALSO feet while laying n
water line. A gasoline rotary rig IA
drilling the hole but there Is in
sufficient water for drilling pur-
poses.
Five miles east OF Rio Grande
City Hughston Oil Company's No
Al Woods. in the south end OF
Forcion "a, Ancient Jurisdiction Of
Camargo, is shut down because OF
water shortage at $50 feet.
In western Starr, Sun-Ray Oh
company Is rigging UP Its No. 2 >
Sanchez a. Bro. for a 4.O00-fooi
hole In Survey 34A
In southwestern Starr. Heep OF
Corporations (Conroe Drilling CON-
pany) No. ! M. Guerra a. Sons
block IS. Crawford subdivision. por-
cicn Sc, Ancient Jurisdiction Of
Mier. Is reported drilling mt 3,30C
feet.
The only wildcat making hole ir
Willacy county Is King-Woods Oh
Company's No. ! Santa Rosa. ir
lot Is. block 80. share "A. San Juar
oe CarricitoS grant, which Il nov
below 1850 feet
, 1935-05-19

north 40 acres OF the south 263. 80
acres Of tract 256. porcion 80. about
$500 feet northwest Of discovery. It
Is now waiting on cement after set
ting pipe on bottom &C 2.8l5 feet. II
had gas sand at 2.804-06 feet and
Saturation at 2.806-l5 feet.
Also IN the western section Of the
field, w. 4. Lacy's No. l Eusebio
Flores. tract 266. porcion 3S, about
400 feet west OF discovery, Is shut
down at 2,705 feet awaiting orders.
On the east edge Of production
Cortez Oil Corporations No. CT G,
K. Smith, In the northeast 40 acres
OF tract 3-B. porcion Al, about $500
feet east Of discovery. Is drilling be-
low 1850 feet.
A new test got under way on the
east edge CT production this week,
X. ID. Harriscn-Double D OIL COM
peny's No 2 Mrs. Lula George, In
tract Is, porcion Al, about $500 feet
east OF discovery, preparing 10 set
and cement 205 feet OF surface casing
after spudding Thursday.
Two new tests in the field are to
start drilling Immediately.
Rogers Oil and Gas company's No.
3-B Francisco Guerra, in the north
west 125 ere Of the south rs acres
OF tract 254. porcion 80. about 5000
feet east Of discovery. spudded In
Friday, on an inside location.
The fields new southwest outpost
will be Z. A. Davis ct ais NO. / Tomas
Flores. tract 3l2. porcion 80. about
$500 feet west Of discovery. which Is
rugged and awaiting orders.
Two new locations announced
Friday we're:
Gen Oil company's No. Az Sea-
bury ct al. $50 feet from the south
and go feet from the east lines OF
the east "a acres of the west 40 acre:
Of the north rs acres Of the southeast
1850 acres Of tract 256. porcion 80
about 800 feet northwest Of dis
covery on inside location.
Ben q. Barnett's NO. 2 Missouri
Pacific. on the Missouri Pacific
right-os-way and 1000 feet east O
the west line Of porcion Al. abou'
500 feet east OF discovery.
A number Of wildcats were undel
way In Starr County TO give tia
county one Of the most importan,
OF recent weeks OF activity.
In the Rio Grande City pool. tub
ing and rods were run Thursday il
Sioux-Heards' No. / Goodrich. II
, 1935-05-19
ENDURANCE RUN
TO BEGIN SOON
Speed Baker To Drive Car
Over South Texas To
Aid Harvest

HARLINGEN. May lS-"Speed"
Baker is scheduled to begin his
weeks endurance run wednesday
advertising the First Annual Val
ley Harvest Fiesta here May IS and
so. according to Ray Byfield ,Secre-
tary Of the Junior Chamber OF Gem
merce which Is sponsoring the cele-
Grafton.
Baker Will drive all over South
Texas in the course Of his endur-
ance drive IN a new Ford Va being
provided by the Bogus Motor Co.
He will leave here at 1910 a. m.
Wednesday morning and his arri-
val at various Valley towns that day
Is timed as follows: La Feria 1920
a. m. Mercedes l0:45 a. m Weslaco
1920 q. m: Donna 1l:40 a. m:
Alamo 1855 a. m. San Juan 1910
p. m. Pharr 1925 p. m, McAllen
1910 p. m, Mission los .. m Rio
Grande 2:l5, p. m, Roma Ass p. m.
Edinburg AIS p. m. Elsa 4:40 y.
m. Hargill 5 p. m, Raymondville
SIS D. m, Lyford 5:45 p. m, Sc
bastian 9 D. m. San Benitc 6:25 p.
m. Brownsville z d. m, Los FresnoS
7:25 D. m, Rio Hondo 8 p. m.
Baker is due in Houston at 9:l5 o.
m, Thursday and viii continue from
there to Austin which he Is due 70
reach at $3.50 D. m. and San Antonio
where he Is due at $50 p. m.
The Friday schedule calls for ar
rival at Laredo at l p. m.
Baker Is scheduled tc stop at Cor
pus Christi at lis p. m Saturday
and to return to the Valley that eve
ming.
Baker Is staging a series Of auto
races on afternoon Of the first day
Of the fiesta and there will be auto
mobile stunting the second day.
Byfield reports that the Art Lea
que will have an exhibit at the
Madison hotel and the Garden Club
one at the Res Wil-Mond during the
fiesta.
Arrangements have been made for
an auto show and tractor display at
the fiesta grounds at Madison Hotel
Park In connection with the mer-
chants and manufacturers expoSi-
ton.
Selection OF local beauties Is pro-
crossing in various towns. the com
munity winners to be entered IN q
Valley-wide beauty contest here
first night Of the fiesta. The beauty
will be crowned queen OF the fiesta
on the second night.
Style shows. a kiddie parade at 5
D. m. OF the first day. Monte Carlo
games and other attractions are be-
ing provided for the fiesta
, 1935-05-19
DAPTISTS URGE
LYNCHINC CURB
Unwholesome' Movies And
Liquor Also Named
Enemies I'm Drive

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 1s.-F-
The influence OF the Southern
Baptist convention-with a mem
bership Of 4.O00.0o0 persons was
enlisted Saturday behind a program
To halt lynching. war. the liquor
traffic. movies considered unwhole-
some. and any move TO link church
and state.
Added to this program. submitted
IL a report by the social service
commission and adopted unanim-
oISly Friday. was an amendment
expressing. deep concern for So
cial justice for al individuals and
sroups."
The amendment. approved BY the
commission chairman, DR.. "A. u. Bar
ton. Of Wilmington. N c.. was Of
fered by DR.. ]. M. Dawson. OF
Waco. Texas. after an address In
which he referred To allegations OF
mistreatment Of sharecroppers in
the south.
, 1935-05-19
Poison Ia Found I'm
Buried Bows BODY

NEW YORK. May le--LFAP Poison
was found Saturday In the exnumed
5ody OF Frederick Gross, Jr., g.
year-old son OF a crippled book
keeper who is due for arrAiRnment
Monday on a charge OF killing hts
wife and four children
Exhumation' OF the boys body
was ordered when other meuhAHAR1
Of the family who followed hind IN
death were found TO have been
poisoned. City Toxicnl-Gist Alexan-
der O. Gettler said there was n
greater amount OF the deadly stufr
III the boys body than In any OF the
other victims examined
, 1935-05-19
Final Exams Start
Especial 70 me Heraldl

HARLINGEN, May 18.-Schooi is
ver for NEST Of the members Of the
graduating class. the majority being
exempt from the final examinations
which will start Monday. according
to ID. M. Denton. principal.
Friday, May "a will be Senior Day
and the baccalauretate services will
be held at the First Baptist church
at 8 p. m. Sunday. May 26. Rev.
Flynn ". Long, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon.
A class night program will be
presented Monday night. May q and
commencement exercises will be
held Tuesday night. May % with
DR.. T. O.. Walton. president Of Tex
as A. & NJ. College the principal
speaker. The iu~nior-senior banquet
has already been held.
, 1935-05-19
Three Americans Hurt
In Crash at Shanghai

SHANGHAI May Is. -tF1-
Three Americans we're injured Sat-
urday when a plane turned sharp
ly above the Whangpoo river TO
avoid hitting a boat, lost altitude.
dived and sank.
Leighton w. Rogers. v~ice-pres-
ident OF the Aeronautical Chamber
u Commerce. of Washington. D.. C..
suffered a sprained leg and con-
cussions. Prof. Charles Frederick
Remer Of Ann Arbor, Mich. es-
capped with scratches and abrasions.
Both are members Of the American
Economic Mission to the Orient.
The pilot. II. BroileS, Of Fort
Worth. Texas, suffered a broken
arm and other injuries.
, 1935-05-19
Plant for Disposal
OF Garbage Planned
by staff Correspondents

NDs DNH4A OV4INaNDH~VItF
MISSION, May Ia Tentative
plans for a garbage disposal system
were explained TO the chamber Of
commerce this week by Mayor
john p. Waite.
A outlined citizens will be asked
to contribute voluntarily to a fund
with which to obtain an adequate
system for the city. City commits
sioners are awaiting reaction Of the
chambers directors before formu-
lating definite plans.
, 1935-05-19
BANK PAYS


WESLACO, May 18.-Dividend
checks for IS per cent Of deposits Of
the defunct Security State bank OF
this city were received here this
week by local depcsitors. Funds fol
the dividends were derived from
sale Of certain assets of the bank.
Amount paid this week makes q
total OF 20 per cent which depositors
have received since the bank clos
ed several years ago. 1t was indicat-
ed that additional dividends will be
paid in the future. as there are as
sets left which have not been dispos-
ed Of. Money is duet rom a bond
ing company and there r some un-
collected assets which were not in
cluded in the last sale.
, 1935-05-19
Wounds Kill Fugitive

IDABEL. Okla. May TO. R-Sam
Day. one OF the two Arkansas pris-
on fugitives who tried unsuccess-
fully &c rob the Idabel National
Bank here Tuesday. died Friday
night OF wounds received when their
escape was foiled by city officers.
Days death leaves RUDE Mexican
% face the charge alone. Mexican
vas TO be taken 10 Muskogee by Fed
eral officers Saturday. where a bank
robbery complaint was TO be filed.
, 1935-05-19
QUICK Bonus
VET0BALLO
IS DECIDED ON
Patnan Leaders Admit
Will be Beaten In
Senate Unless Shift
Saves Them

WASHINGTON. May Is. Up
Patman bonus bill leaders in con-
R-ess agreed Saturday to vote i'm
mediately, without debate, on
whether to override President Roose-
velt's veto after the chief executive
delivers his message In person prob
ably next Wednesday.
At the same time they conceded
they did not have the votes to
override the veto in the senate. but
still expressed hope Of o swing that
would put the inflatlonary measure
over despite the presidents objec-
tons.
The decision was reached at a
conference Of the bills friends in
the office Of Senator Thomas Cd
Okla, at which strategy was dis
cussed and votes canvaSsed.
After the conference, Thomas an
nounced the bonus forces would call
for an immediate vote In the house
when the president concluded his
veto message. II the veto Is over
ridden, 1t viii then go to the SEN
ate, where Thomas said they would
be ready for q vote, also without
debate, provided all their support
ers were on hand.
House leaders decided against
Monday for a Joint session Of the
senate and house to receive the
veto message on the ground there
was insufficient time to make pre-
parations for receiving the chief
executive.
A memorial service for members
who have died the past year Is to
be held Tuesday. Leaders said
Wednesday was the probably date.
, 1935-05-19
Wreck Injuries Five

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 10 Up
Fixe Texans. injured slightly FRI an
automobile collision here Friday
night. were improving Saturday.
There are Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Rey-
holds or Arson. Texas. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Maxwell and Herley
Maxwell Of Sweetwater. Texas.
, 1935-05-19

BEAUMONT, Texas.-For their
own peace OF mind. the prisoners
IN the jefferson county jail don't
want any more chain letters.
They wrote to newspapers ex-
planning that their money is
locked up in the sheriff's office
and the letters only serve to ir-
ritate them because they can't
get in the game.
, 1935-05-19
and His Wife
Hurt In Auto Wreck

AUSTIN. May Is. -P1- Judge
Joseph German, member Of the
supreme court commission OF ap-
peals. and Mrs. German were in
jured Friday near La Grange when
a broken tie rod sent their auto
mobile out Of control. The vehicle hit
a culvert and tumbled down an
embankment.
The couple sustained cuts and
bruises but their injuries were not
regarded as serious. They were
treated at a La Grange hospital
They were en- route to Houston.
, 1935-05-19
Blast Injuries Five

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 10
R-One man was burned critically
and four fellow workers received
less serious burns early Saturday
when a cylinder head blew off a
machine at the Olneyville wool
combing plant here. throwing scald-
ing steam across the second floor
Of the main factory building.
Frank Grinchell. II. of Provid-
ence, q worker. was the most cri-
tically injured. He was burned
about the body and was not ex-
pected to live.
, 1935-05-19
Man Bound Over

HARLINGEN. May Is. = Mel
quiades Cervantes was bound over
TO the district court under 81 1000
bond Saturday morning by Judge
win @. Fields on a charge Of bur-
glary growing out Of the theft Of
ii sacks Of flour Thursday night
from the Texas Flour Mills between
Polk and Taylor streets. The arrest
was made by Chief z. w. Anglin
and City Policeman Henry Gordon.
The most expensive animal TO
keep in captivity Is the walrus. The
food bill Of animal equals that
of three elephants
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Big Bertha, Allen said, ard his friends
believe Mr.. Hoover has his whole series
of speeches mentally outlined, intend
ing to make one on each Of the big
1885 issues.
Has Debate Spirit.
He is said to feel he Is now debat-
ng-directly-with President Roose-
velt.
Mr.. Hoover saw the Presidents At
lanta speech, friends explain, as q
reply to his own address in New York
on November Is. Mr.. Hoover next
launched his ST. Louis speech, intend
ing it as a rebuttal in this long dis
tance exchange between former Presi-
dent and President.
After the former President has nm
ished one of his addresses he rehearSeS
it once, privately, in his study, timing
it against a stop watch to keep it with
in the limits of radio broadcasting.
Then it is printed-in sheets the
size of an ordinary book page, usually
later going out in pamphlet form.
His role of critic means much work
and much travelling. When he reaches
Palo Alto Saturday Mr., Hoover will
have spent seven nights on trains in
his most recent trip. But Allen, lump
ing the travel, the work and the job OF
lambasting the Roosevelt administra-
ton, declared:
Hes enjoying it immensely"
Evening star., 1935-12-18
HOOVER DEVOTES
MONTH TO SPEECH
Feeling of Personal Debate
With Roosevelt Said to
Inspire Talks.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December l8-What
former President Herbert Hoover does
between speeches, his associates say,
is work on his next one.
He takes month, on the average,
to write such an address as he de-
livered Monday in st. Louis, loading
his guns carefully for the next attack
on the Roosevelt Administrations poll
cies.
1t is a full-time. job, says Ben S.
Allen. former newspaper man, now
travelling with Mr.. Hoover, and is done
almost exclusively by Mr.. Hoover.
Mail sacks jammed with statistical
and other reports arrive daily at Palo
Alto, Calf. When the former Presi-
dent writes a speech he digs his fig
ures out of these. Allen explained.
Clippings Tell Volumes.
Another source of information, said
Allen, is the mail from dozens of VOL
unteer contributors ito the Hoover
speeches. They send editorials they
consider telling supply clippings on
political developments or point out
weak spots in the administration S
armor.
San Juan Hill (Hoover's Palo Alto
home) is one of the best listening posts
in the country now, - Allen declared.
The chief may ask friend to check
a certain figure for hum" said the
Hoover aide, but the great bulk of
the research he does himself. After
you've been Secretary Of Commerce
and President you know pretty vel
where to lay your hands on informa-
ton"
Mr.. Hoover is at his desk by in
the morning, Allen said and works
until 4, when he sees callers He may
put in one or two hours in the eve
ming, but generally is in bed by 1926
or II o'clock.
The former President plans to con.
tinue in his new role of Republican
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Monkeys Kiss Clears Man.

Clambering up it's masters arm, a
tiny monkey flung its arms around It's
aged masters neck and kissed him.
This aved old Max, aged 81, from
being fined for cruelty to his pet. Max
had jerked the monkeys chain when
the pet refused to dance for pennies
in Berlin street, some one told the
police, and Max was arrested. II love
my monkey like child" Max told
the judge, but he was fined. Then
the monkey kiss won the reversal of
sentence.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Warm Springs Foundation, In Georgia.
Commissioner Allen soon will ap-
point committee to assist in making
arrangements for the local event.
Notice of the appointment came from
Henry L. Doherty Of New York, ma
tional chairman for organizing the
birthday ball benefits.
(, Doherty wired Allen: 'I am conf
dent that, with you as chairman, the
Evening star., 1935-12-18
soundproof House Sought.

In search Of house which will shut
out the sound of loud speakers, pho
nographs and street noises, the De-
partment of Scientific and Industrial
Research of England is making ex-
haustive researches.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Ancient Kitchens Found.

Parts Of kitchens believed to be at
least 10000 years old have been un-
earthed near Kingston, South Aus
tralie. They are thought to have been
used by some of Australias earliest
Inhabitants. The utensils consisted
Of 1,400 sharp-edged axes Of flint and
many knives, al Of the Paleonthic
Age. ~
Evening star., 1935-12-18
ExlusiVe
With Seors

We do not believe you'll find the equal of these
lovely silk slips at anywhere near the price. Ex-
elusive with Sears. Quality silk crepe in dainty
tea rose. Eight new modes, including the popu-
lar four-gore style. Trimmed with excellent lace
or smartly tailored Full length. Fine work.
manship Sizes "a to A. Other Slips from SOC
to S298.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
OMMlSSI0NER ALLEN
TO HEAD BIRTHDAY BALL

Commissioner George E. Allen has
been designated chairman Of the 1885
birthday ball for President Roosevelt,
to be held here January 80, the pro-
ceeds of which will be used for treat
ment of infantile paralysis at the
Evening star., 1935-12-18
CONWAY Coe to Speak.

Conway Coe, United States COM
missioner Of patents, will address the
Washington Round Table AZ 1890
pm. Friday at the University Club.