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LAFFOON COPS
PHOENIX MEET
Sub-Par IS In Final Round
Gives Colorado Star
Isl For ~

PHOENIX, Arz., FEB. ls.-,P-
Ky Laffoon, D-onEed Denver ace
bad $500 IN his pocket Monday be-
ceuse Of his victory In the $500
Phoenix open golf tournament.
He shot q sIn-pay 80 for the last
lG holes Sunday. giving him q card
OF 2sl for the 72-hole distance.
This was thee under par and
four strokes In front OF Craig WOOD
Deal, ". j.. who took second place
with 265. Clarence Clark OF Bloom
field. N. j., blasted out a 90 on the
final round 70 take the show posi-
ton AZ 2S6.
Wood collected $3.50 and Clark
$25l.
Laffoon's iron game was brilliant
the Coloradoen consistently drop
ping them close 70 the cup. He Gagged
five brides anu missed five others
On the last round.
Johnny Revolta. Milwaukee. and
Witty Cox, Brooklyn, were dead.
locked for fourth place with ISIS
Each received $3.50.
The tournament completed the
winter tour OF the golfers In the
west. Most OF them said they were
headed for Tampa, Fla
, 1935-02-18
Are Angling
For Gerald Walker

NEW YORK, FEB. le.-P-Fail-
ure OF Lou 6ehrig. big league home
run king. 70 come peacefully within
the fold Is not the only care beSet-
ting the New York Yankees these
days.
Apparently convinced Babe Ruth
II through as u regular and more
or less In doubt concerning the con-
oitlon OF the veteran Earle Combs
Manager Joe McCarty Is trying
desperately to round UP more sea-
soned outfleld material.
The Yanks tried 20 cook up 0
deal with the Boston Red Scx tof
either Roy johnson or Carl Reynolds
Failing here. thew turned 70 the
Detroit Tigers and now are report
&C ANGLING for the high-stEung Ger
aid Walker.
Mccarthy Is known 10 like Walk
er who was suspended last summer
for what Manager Mickey cochrane
termed stupid base-runnine," and
believes a change of livery would
do much 70 calm down the tenn
ornamental Scutherner and convert
him into a first class outfieldeT.
, 1935-02-18

once a hero rather than q villain,
gives enc OF his beS- performances.
just as though the immortal char
acters OF the famous book hac
sprung 90 life. the characters III
Paramcunt's Mrs. wigs OF the
clbhage Patch" showing Tuesday
and Wednesday M the Queen theatre.
viii provide chuckles. heart-throbs
tears ard thrills OF recognition Tor
the audience. To those millions who
hrve re1d the beck and % the Othe
millions who have seen the play
Paramcunt'S fin version OF MIS-
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch" vii
DE- mora than satisfying. TO thoy
ror when n u q new stcry, II VII
be n revelation.
The picture brings 70 the screen
one of the most important new Tin;
personalities on recent years IN Paul
me Lord. noted stage star.
, 1935-02-18
Indoor Track Season Is
To Reach Peak Saturday

although his rivals, g. usual, will
include Bill Bonthrcn, Gene VenZke
and Erik Ny. Cunningham con-
cluSively demonstrated his right 70
the mile throne when he defeated
venzke ~ % yards and Bonthron
by 80 ~ tae Baxter. setting Up q
new recori Of t:oe.s for the event
nj the sar.ie time. II marked the
fourth time the great Kansan has
shaded 4:I0 for the eight furlorgs
in his career. 4 feat not even ap.
preached hy his closest rivals.
A half dozen other features should
bria7 another capacity crowd into
the Garden for the nationals. In
tho 6n-meter sprint. Ralph Metcalfe
OF Marquette, viii defend his title
against three other negro rivals.
Jess Owens Of Ohio state. Euiace
Peacock Of Temple and Ben john
son OF Columbia
, 1935-02-18
Spring Football To
Get Under Way Here

About 30 soohcmc,es were ex-
nected 20 answer Coach Marrice
Pipkin's call % sprirF football trnlr-
Ing IN the Brownsville high achcui
system Mond4y afternoon.
Coach Pipkin plans 70 put tho
youngsters through v stiff spring
training session in order Co have
the boys somewhat experienced In
time for fail football
The Eagle l~etterrier. most 0f
whom are seeking rlaceB on the
track team. arc not being called Gus
AZ this time.
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Scorps, Broncs
To Meet Monday
Especial 10 The Bersidl

t1peGlhl 70 lHe DcFHAul
SAN BENTTO. Fec. l8.-One OF
the hottest basketball! scraps OF the
season was expected on the locsl
gym court Monday night when the
Brownsville u. G. Scorps and the
Edinburg J. 9. BroncS ere Sched-
uled 70 tang!e IN their second fray
OF the year.
The first game. played On the
Edinburg court. was a nip-and-tuck
fray which went 20 the home club
by q two-point margin.
The Brownsville team Is expected
70 b. more at home OF the san Ben
TO court than Il was on the Hidalgo
county court. The Scorp quint Is
made 10 Of former Cameron county
high school boys who have played
IN hume Gus tournaments on the
San Benito court.
The game will get under way at
u p. m
, 1935-02-18
Beach Too Rough
For Record Run

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Feb. 10.
R-Perverse nature had 70 con-
rived things Monday that sir Nal
colin Campbell had Just about
decided u might be March beio.e
conditions on Daytona's sands allow
him 10 shoot for the worlds auto
mobile speed record with old Lady
Bluebird.
Two days OF rain squalls and o
wind that persisted Ire blowing from
the land out 70 sea messed up the
III mile stretch by the edge OF the
water a. II hasn't been messed since
the Engllshman arrived two weeks
ago for the assault on the 272.l08
mile mark he set in 1888.
If we don't set a miracle change
IT a few days. he said. well prob
ably be here until March. I've never
the beach worse
, 1935-02-18
4 Brownsville Boys
Enter Laredo Meet

-Four track ashletes og Tie BrUwT1B-
vile school system Will leave here
Thursday for Laredo 10 take part
lr the annual Border ClvmpicE'
staged there a. part or n washing.
tons Birthday celebration
Jack Ellinxton, who w0n the stal&
100 yards title last year IA the hlHh
school division. will represent
Brownsville Junior College In the
spirits.
TIE Brownsville high ~reDreSentM-
ton Includes xavier QuinterO In
the snrints, Billy Putegnat In the
high hurdles ard Clifton 6chrieber
Ar the half mile.
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NOTICE

Contributors OF items for the
social pages o. The Brownsville Her
AID are requested to deliver OF tele.
phone them 70 the society editor
as soon a. possible after the events
have happened
Items for same day puoliestlon-
announcements etc should 81 -
The Herald office cot letaI than
e3 o'clock IN the morning. accept
as 20 items INTENDED Tor puhi!ca.
ton In the Sunday edition Items
Tor rhe Sunday edition should oe
~ The Herald office m, later than
Z o'ciock Friaay Afternoon
Patrons ALL confer . distsact Ia
vrr urcn The Herald n they vii
ace that reports OF events happen
!ng esrls ~ tAe week are given 20
The Herald a. soon as possible Ihf
tens viii re ne'o FOR the sunday
rd't'nr n request 20 inst effect u
~,~@e tter~s delivered later than
Z O'Clock FRIDAY afternoon cannot
DC assured % insertion
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said, he wants a stronger coIlec-
i've bargaining law and II Is believ-
ed he aims a. barring so-calleo
company unions"
Aside from collective bargaining.
the only phases OF the present NRA
which have been mentioned az the
White House as favored or o per-
manent basis are provisions agairst
, 1935-02-18
CAPITOL

There Is enough ACTON, suspense.
.2ugh.er and romance In The White
Ccckstoo." which SHOWS Tuesday
only at the Capitol, Brownsville. @
supply the plots .oT hall a dozen or
binary film m~eiodramas.
Yet In spite Of the fact that II con-
tains three murders, q KIDNAPPING, q
robbery and the counler plotting Of
swo rivals gangs III criminals, this
attest Warner Brothers thriller new
er fails 10 be both convincing and
aWeScme.
Jean Muir. who has the leading
Re mine role. Is particularly good
N a role, and Ricardo Cortez, FOR
, 1935-02-18
Spaniard Kayoed BY
Miller in First Round

BARCELONA. Feb. IS. P-Much
20 his own embarrassment, Jose
Gircnes OF Spain has discovered just
why Freddie Miller. Cincinnati
southpaw, Is recognized as worlds
featherweight champion BY the
National (American) Boxing aSso-
citation.
A crowd OF $1,000 In the bull rims
Sunday saw Miller knock out the
Spanish champion In two minutes
o! the first round Of o i5'rourd
bout.
, 1935-02-18
Y~ANGUARDH WIZ

The Vangulrdianos took the rub
Der E,me OF a basketball series from
he a. G. j. M. seconds 1870 on the
Immaculate Conception sch-ol cour'
here Sunday afternoon. The Van
-rardianos: II. Moreno ard "A. RI
vera. forwards: A. Castillo, center;
r. Moreno and A. Oropeza, guards
The Jovens: ]. Brrboss and T. DORA
forwards: J. Makes, center; l. An
saldua and ". Ramirez, guardA
, 1935-02-18

child labor and the maintenance Of
minimum wages.
There have been indications tina;
he president planned 70 ask thai
the recovery administration De eS-
ended a year beyond June 10, when
the present lew expires with 1uthoI-
fiery 10 continue II still another year
II ne desired.
, 1935-02-18
Most Coughs
Demand C~reomulsion

Don't let them get a Strangle mold
ah. them quickly Circumcision
combines " helps IN one. Powerful
but harmless Pleasant 10 take. NO
narcotics Your owl druggist is lu'
thorized % refund your money on
the spot N your CO.. Eh az cold la not
relieved by CreoInr lsion.-Adv.
, 1935-02-18
The Weather

East ICaaS least o. l00sa mers'
diam: Falr ana warmer MONDAY
nlsn., Tuesday generaIly tar.
Llgnt 10 moQerate westerly 70
SouOnerly WINGS on the coast.
, 1935-02-18

A television telephone system be-
tween the larger cities Of the coun-
try IA being planned by postal au-
thorities IN Germany.
, 1935-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
SUMMARY

BeTometric pressure was nigh over
the western one-thtrd Of the coun-
try, moderately high over the south
ern states. and moderately low over
the upper Great Lakes Monday
morning. Except for precipitation IL
widely scattered places the weather
was generally fair 70 clear through.
out the county during the last "a
hours. with temperatures Suonormal
IN the south ana seaSonaole 10 above
normal In the northern portions Of
the country.
Brownsville 6 . m. CEST) sea-level
pressure 3o23 inches.
, 1935-02-18

Annual consumption OF gasoline
in automobile only In this country
amounts 70 i4.5oo.oo0,ooo gallons.
, 1935-02-18
TIDE A

High and low tide at Point Isabel
Tuesday, under normal meteor
ologlcal conditions:
High .......... 3:37 q. n. 4:52 p. m.
Low ...... 1915 o. m. l0:22 p. m.
, 1935-02-18
RIVER BULLETIN

There will DC no L.a.e.lal change
IN the river during the next "a 10 so
hours.
, 1935-02-18

(FiEst figures. lowest temperature last
night. second. highest yesterday, third
wind velocity AZ B q. N. fourth. prec-
inlFntion IN InKt "A h0ura1
, 1935-02-18
BALLLEADERS
ARE TO MEET
Strong Contests Up This
Week In Brownsville
League

PLAYGROUND BALI.
Coming Canes
Monday-Fort Brown az P-AA.
MISUNDERSTANDING az Elks f2l.
Frday-Goodyelr nc Eagles.
STANDINGS
, 1935-02-18
At The Theaters

once a hero rather than q villain
gives one OF his bes- performances.
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JApS OCCUPYING
TIENTSIN WITH BIG
REINFORCEMENTS

Continued from paga one)
abroad: First, that they planned
to restore the "boy emperor OF
China to the dragon throne n
Peiping Che is now Emperor Rang
Teh in Manchukuo); and second,
that an ultimatum had been dellv-
cred the Chinese. ;.
Lieut. Col. T. Takahashi. of the
Peiping staff. had complained" to
General Ho on the burning of tele.
graph poles between Peiping and
Tientsin yesterday by withdraw
ing Chinese soldiers, but the head
quarters insisted no ultimatum was
delivered or contemplated.
The turnover proceeded calm
", and both Tientsin and Peiplng
were quiet. Withdrawal of all the
Marking forces to posts far to the
south was expected to be complet-
ed within a week. -
Observers believe the next as
hours will settle the fate OF North
China for some time to come. II
the demands so far presented rea!-
" represent all Japan's present
obiectives, then the crisis clearly
has been dissolved by Markings
acceptance-but some doubt II the
true objective has been revealed
yet. o."
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BUSINESS WOMEN
PICK COMMITTEES

John H. Randolph, field repre-
sentative Of the Home Loan Bank
board, Washington, spoke briefly
to the members of the Business
and Professional Women's club at
its meeting Tuesday evening at Z
O'Clock at the Hendersonville Inn,
in regard to the First Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association Of Hen
Jacksonville. Mr.. Randolph was in
troduced by E. w. Ham.
Standing committees were ap-
pointed for the coming year, the
chairmen of which are as follows:
Program, DR.. Bertha Branstetter;
Mrs. J. C. Geddings;
publicity, Miss Lois M. Moss;
finance, Mrs. A. H. Houston;
health and emblem, DR.. Bertha
Branstetter; education, Margue-
rite Lemort; research, Miss Jane
Truck. s..
Mrs. L. J. Peacock, Jr., presi-
dent, expects to leave Thursday to
attend the state convention, which
convenes at Morhead City on Fri
day. June Ia.
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BURDEN WILL HIT
AND FINANCiERS

NEW YORK, June 12.-(UP).
Wall Street last night looked ap-
prehensively upon the passage of
the Wheeler-Rayburn utility bill
by the senate. .,
Utility experts predicted that If
the bill becomes law, as they now
expect, the first burden will fall
upon investors in the securities
holding companies. Obviously, 1T
was pointed out, the full value OF
the portfolios of these companies
cannot be realized in forced liqul-
dation, and the resultant losses
must fall upon security holders.
The second burden, Wall Street
believed, would fall upon the OPP
Grating companies which have
been receiving the benefits of cen.
tralized financing. and which, If
the bill becomes law, must fall
back upon local financing. This,
in turn, utility men said, would
impair the growth and efficiency
of utility service.
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WOODMEN TO ATTEND
BALSAM MEMORIAL

All members of White Pine
camp, Woodmen of the World,
were asked today to attend the
regular meeting of the camp, to
be held Thursday night at the reg
gular meeting place.
Among the items of business
expected to cone up is making of
arrangements for members to at
tend a memorial and unwilling SER
vice to be held Sunday at Conner
cemetery, Balsam.
The unwilling will be at the
monument of the late John d. j.
Kenney, who was known among
Woodmen here.
The memorial service is for
eight members who have died m
the past year.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Frank Erwin, who before
her marriage was Miss Willie May
Redden, arrived Saturday from st.
Petersburg. Fla, for a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Redden, of S44 State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Patterson
announce the birth of son, this
morning.
Miss Allene Fluker has returned
from months visit to Miss Bar
bara Harrison in Tampa, Fla, and
was accompanied home by Miss
Verna Lou Smoyer of Clearwater,
Fla, and Miss Harrison.
Mrs. Jean Rector left today for
her home in Marshall, accompa-
MED by her sister, Mrs. Houston
Kincaid, after two weeks visit
with Misses Nell and Florence
Orr.
Mrs. J. S. Hunter and daughter,
Miss Sara Jane, left yesterday 10
spend the summer at Chapel Hill.
Bennett and Scott Hunter are at
Camp Mondamin.
Mrs. Ernest Treadwell and Mrs.
Elizabeth Day, of Melrose, Fla,
arrived yesterday to spend the
summer at the Freeze home.
Mrs. G. w. Murray and daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, of Spencer, are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs
G. w. Connell in the city. They
are stopping here en- route home
from a convention of railroad men
hold in Asheville this week.
Mrs. George w. Thomas and
her son, William Wilson, of Mi
ami Beach. have arrived here to
spend the summer.
Mrs. James H. Moore, of Sa-
vanah, Ca, and Miss Matte
Horny, of Dallas, Tex, are guests
at the Jefferson hotel for about a
week. They are relatives of Mrs.
R. B. Hammes.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tatum re-
turned Yesterday after weekend
visit to relatives in Charlotte.
They hope to return to their home
tomorrow, which has been remod-
eled after the fire of several
weeks ago.
Morris Rhodes, who will be a
senior at the University in Chapel
Hill next year, returned home
earlier in the week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Riggs has opened
her home at 822 Justice street for
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Plea Made For
Pardon For Lea

RALEIGH. June 12.-CUP).I,
Mrs. Luke Lea made tear1ul
plea here today for a full pardoh
for her husband, prominent len
nessee financial and political ny
ure who has served one year o.
his six to ten year sentence OH
charges of banking irregularltles;:.
Mrs. Lea asked Parole Comii!ii E,.
sioner Edwin M. Gill to consI TeI
evidence and facts and grant COL
Lea an outright pardon, .o.t
The fight to free Col. Lea Stal
ed several days ago when Att s :;
ney J. M. Broughton, coussei en- iTi
Mrs. Lea, filed a petition lor iu''
pardon,
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597 Is, MORE Gee
JOBS, STATES sa,,r

WASHINGTON, IT,.
North Carolina will COT s z
listments in the CCc cs., Y'''0 en-
t tba rs n, snare .e, j" the expansion :, ne
'he TS camp work to 10000" S mot, Of
,,.o the e, expansion will y get men, men,.
ed that the 32S,57O y yo y eSpec.
and war veterans from TO1 u; nh
OF the nation will be nO oil pars
building up to this stre" .Utied i
these 247,O9O will he now, h o
ments and $3.50 will 5 e% ro enlist
ments for those who have 5 iepIass
out of the CCC camps u'oppst
In order to build y,
strength it will be neces 50 t&
send men to the army for Ny ! .
ment at the rate Of 81 am e"'e o.
week for ten weeks. WV PEI
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the summer.
Dana Will Have
Fiddlers'' Contest

L. V. LYDIA announced today
that an old-time fiddlers' contest
will be held at the Dana high
school the evening of Friday, June
.12, under arrangements being
made by George Gibbs. athletic
coach there.
Not only fiddlerS but musical ag-
gregations from over the entire
section are expected to be in at
tendance and plans are underway
to make this a banner event.
The proceeds will go to the
benefit of the high school library
and the basketball team.
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Consultation Relief

While its long record OF usefulness
runs back to 1910, Thedford's Black
> Draught is right up to date. Modern
medical opinion holds that the plant
leaves which give Black-Draught
most of it's active principle are
among the best laxatives In all the
acceptable materials Of medicine.
when constipated, I feel dull and
stupid" writes Mr.. o. G. Green, of
Andrews, N. G. ST have taken Black
Draught several years for constipa-
ton and find it gives me immediate
relief"
Costs less than other laxatives.
THEDFORD'S FLACK-DRAUGHr
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By Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 90 Before IL Noon
ATTEND FINALS AT


A number Of HendersonvilIc
persons attended the finals at
the Univ ersity of North Caro-
, lima at Chapel Hill yesterday,
Among the most interesting
events was the reception staged
in the morning, under beautiful
old trees on the campus. for the
gre duates, their families ana
fr; ends.
At S O'Clock the handsome me-
mortal chimes were dedicated,
and at 7 O'Clock the impressive
professional, at which time Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Preslde2t
frank Graham, Governor }. {. Is.
Fhringhaus, and numerous otneE
dignitaries were escorted to seats
ON the rostrum erected IN front
of one side of the stadium. Inc
other me, bers of the faculty
were followed by the more thah
AGO graduates who occupied, one
tier of the immense STADIUM
Music was furnished Oy the Cn ni
versity band. Mrs. Roosevelt
splendid speech was one OF the
high lights of the evening; Sne
was followed by the governor
who also spoke elOquentlv.,
Mrs. W. D. Keeter. mother u
Jim Morris one of the seniors
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. r; DOT
son. and son, Richard Morris
made I'D one party who will re-
turn late today, They Will De
accompanied home by jim Nor
ris-Mrs. William E. Breazeale
motored to the University with
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VISITOR HONORED
CHARMINGLY

Mrs. K. 4. FalrIess OF VharIes.
ton, S. c., who is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. R. B. Hammes,
whom she has visited on other
occasions, was complimented by
Mrs. George Stone of New York
City, a guest at the Jefferson
Hotel, with a beautifully appoint
ed luncheon at the Skyland no.
tel. The floral centerpiece was
artistic. Covers were laid for
the honor guest, Mrs. Fairless.
Mrs. Hammes. Mesdames jamie
Screven Hayward, ]. w. Howard,
w. J. Stone of n. Y. c., P. j.
Peyton and the hostess.
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ARE CLOSE ON
MAHAN TRAIL
Believe Third Principal in
kidnapping Just Ahead
of Officers

BUTTE. Mont, June II. (UP).
William Mahan, former convict,
sought as the third principal in
the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping was
apparently few jumps ahead of
federal agents who concentrated
their search at Anaconda, Butte
and Dillon, where the trail is hot
test.
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H. JONES RITES ~>f
AT MACEDONIA

Continued from page one)
brothers: Logan Jones, Landrum,
S. c.; Carl Jones, Hendersonville;
Jethro Jones, Upward, and Otis
Jones, Saluda: and five sisters:
Mrs. G. B. Heathley, East Flat
Rock; Mrs. Conway Pruitt, Lam
drum; Mrs. John Gilbert, Lam
drum; Mrs. Ed Shook, Hickory,
and Mrs. Joe Stepp of East Flat
Rock.
He was a member of the Mace
donia Baptist church.
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ATTENDING EASTERN
STAR MEETING

Mesdames J. H. Reaben, Mingus
Shipman, A. H. Houston, W. u.
Mccall, and Miss Louise Perry are
in Raleigh attending state meet
ing of the Order of the Eastern
Star. Some delightful social func-
tons are also being featured.
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PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE
MEETINGS

Circle No. 2 of the Presbyter-
ian church met on Monday after
noon with the chairman, Mrs. w.
]. Reese. The Bible study was
conducted well by Mrs. j. L.
Fain. and Miss Anna Lindsey
Good gave the interesting pro-
gram for her mother. Ten men,
bers and one visitor were pres.
ent. a social hour being enjoyed
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MATE MAY ALSO DIE

CHICAGO, June 12.-CUP).-
a 700-pound Polar bear
at the Lincoln Park zoo, slipped
in his pool, broke his skull, died.
Yesterday his lonely, whimpering
mate, Snowflake, crawled into
her cave, refused to come out.
Attendants expected her to die
of grief.
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HOSTESS AT CRYSTAL
SPRINGS MANOR

Miss Eta r. Potts, of st. Pc
tershurg. Fla. has arrived at Crys-
tai Springs Manor and has taken
mn her duties as hostess. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norment QuarleS are among
the first guests to register for the
summer. Formal opening of the
Sanor has been set for next Sun
day. E. r. Foor is the manager.
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ABSOLVED IN DEATH

LAKE BUTLER, Fla, June IL.
(UP).-Constable o. M. Alvarez
was absolved of all blame yester-
day in the Staying of Herzog
Ritch at Ralford last year. A
Union county, grand jury report
ed a "no bill"
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at the close.

at the close.
Mesdames Crawford Smith anc
mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Poor. enter
tanned the meeting of Circle No.
3. Thirteen members were pres
ent and Mrs. ]. Adger Smyth:
president, was a speclai. guest
Mrs. H. G. Love presided. Mrs
R, C. Kuhn presented the Billie
study in an interesting manner
and the delightful program was
in charge of Mrs. +. K. Suther-
land.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appre-
citation to our friends for their
many kindnesses and floral con-
tributions at the death of our
husband and father, R. c. Thorn
as.
Mrs. R. C. Thomas and Family.
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UTILITIES BILL PASSED
BY u. S. SENA TIE

CONTINUED from page one)
the efforts of the American people
to achieve the economic recovery
so nearly within their grasp"
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At last we know why the stork
was chosen to distribute babies.
1t is the only bird known to be
entirely dumb.