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La opinión., 1935-10-13
Gale No. sc.
Centre Recreativo
Sonora-Sinaloa S. C.. l..
Reforma ,
Mexico, d. +.

- uc SSpIDfe, uG lJ.J
Mexico, D. L.
Sr. Oral. L. Il. Serrano
Berlin.
Estimado y fino amigo;
Dira I'd. que clase do amigos
somos porque desde que Sc fue,
no lie hemos mandado hi ma le-
ira, pero la causa cue, que de-
clan aqui que yenia I'd. de I'm
momento a otro, y como hemos
sabido que 81 viaje Sc p~olonga,
tenemos ell gusto de mandarie dos
letras para ~contarle algo de la
palomilla del Son-Sin. %
Hace unos dias lue Ilegue de
Mazatlan, estuve en- Iajeme con
ell Oral. Obregon, estuvimos acor-
dandonos de I'd, ell hombre esta
hacienda AMOS trabajos sigantes-
COS pues tiene asoradoS n sodos
los agricultores de esa region en-
la forma que esta traba ando, lie
remito una tajita que saco Ell ia
chose Monteverde (S) donde We
ra I'd. a Angel, co. al Oral. AL
varito Y Jorge Lebrun v 81 huero
Puda de Hermosillo v sentado al
Chaufer, que nos llevo Navo-
joa a Cajeme. Con rsS1e>to al
Son-Sin lie diremos que , tamos
en- un reajuste terrible, Iues hace
mucho tempo que no hay quien
tiente una baraja, pues TODD ell
Mundo, de los que venian aqui
andan desparramados, G2racho
enfermo. Juan (10) 10 " ismo y
los demas en- varias parties de la
Republica a 81 que los unicos que
quedan en- pie. es d. Ramon, (11)
(6).-casino Sinalos.
O,-Casino Sonora. Sinaloa.
S).-Enrique Monteverde.
C9.-Ansel Folio.
to).-Juan n. Plat.
ID.-Ramon Ross.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
A A 10"
Administrators
ETELVINA CASILLAS
Mexico, ID. L.

Manuscrito con tints.
Sr. Oral. de Div.
Francisco K. Serrano
Berlin, Alemania.
Mi muy querido Leon:
Con mucho gusto recibi tn tar
ieta fecha julio 10. a la que me
rcfiero.
No creas que me he podido il
de csta maldita Cda. 70 r que
va me quedare aqui, pues como
luego dicen va me encaueci y va
me gusta Ell trote del macho en-
esta gran Ciudad, a 'ohde estoy
a tus ordenes para 10 que creaS
que tie sea util.
Ell Casino 90 desde que tn tie
fuiste esta triston, e hace falta
tn presencia; entonces venga un
Cognac entonces 81.
Dime cuando tendrem s ell gus
to de verte por AGA o voy a en-
contrarte en- esa? ?ues 81 Bir'
Jan no me mortified pienso el
ano %cntrante darme ~. vuelta
por esos mundos de dos.
Con un fuerte brazo Sc des-
pide tn Leon Y amigo.
MANUEL LLANTADA Qirmado)
Gale CORDOVA No. sc.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Alberto y. RAM, los
hermanos Fermin y
Angel Fojo y Manuel Llanta-
da, escribian al divisionario
sobre la situacion del Centre
Sonora-Sinaloa, sobre los
asistentes al casino, etc.
Ell coronel Robinson, que
ha figurado prominentemen-
tie en- la politica nacional lie
gando a ocupar curules en-
ambas Camaras federales, era
uno de los amigos de contain
"a de Serrano, y no oculta en-
SUI carta las simpatias que
siente por la candidatura pre-
sidencial de este.
Los hermanos Fojo fueron
durante largos amos, cantine-
ros en- ell puerto de Mazatlan
en- donde lograron levantar
una bonita fortuna, pasando
mas tarde a ocupar la geren-
cia del Centre Sonora-Sina-
loa. Como Sc vera por las
cartas que publicamos, los
cantineros tenfan ligas de
amistad no solamente con
Serrano, sino tambien con ell
general Obregon y otros lide-
res politicos.
Por 10 que respecta a Liam
tada, es conocido en- Mexico
como eel rey del juego". No
solamente ha logrado formar
una fortuna explotando casas
de juego, sine que es fama de
que desde hace largos amos
ha iugado albures con los
prohombres de la politica ma
cional.
Ell capitulo 10 cerramos con
una carta del gobernador de.
Sonora, Alejo Bay. y con va
rias cartas de Jose Laguar-
dia, quien actualmente ocupa
un alto puesto en- la Direc.
cion de los Ferrocarriles Ma
cionales de Mexico.
Mexico, ID. +.
Octubre 81 de 1925
Senior General de Division
Francisco R. Serrano
Legacion de Mexico
Berlin, Alemania.
Respectable Jefe y querido amigo:
Hasta hace unos cuantos dias
tuve ell gusto de recibir tn carta,
debido a que me encontraba en-
Nuevo Laredo, lamps, EN- ell des-
empeno de una comision.
A mi regreso a esta me apre-
sure a hacerle una vista a ANA
dita. (1) con ell fin de o%frecerle
N).-Amada 5ernal de Serrano,
esposa del general.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Panchito. (12) C. S. Vega y Ra-
mon Salido. A 10 que estamos
reducidos, que de SECURE / quien
sabe 81 tengamos que tocar una
Marcia.
De 10 demas no lie cortamos
porque sus amigos lie tendrau al
tanto. ell Is Y 16 (l3) c>rlo STEM
pre-. pues 10 lnico que hubo este
sno fue ell desfile, que por cierto
despues del desfile estuvo aqui
con varios amigos en- ell Son-Sin.
ell Oral. Eugenio MARTINEZ y h,zo
grandes recuerdos de I'd. y varios
G2).-Franciseo Bay.
l1S).-15 y 10 de Septiembrs.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

De Llantada " Carlos j. Robinson
Serranista decididO

FL eoronel Carlo. J. Robinson, quien apareee n eI srabado,
Sc mostraba un serrAnista decidido n las cartas que escribia a
Europa, al candidate. En- nparrafo dice: "Paneho: tn te en-
cuentras a muchos Kilometres de tn patria y no puedes pulsar la
situacion; va es tempo de que regreses; acuerdate del adagio
'santo que n es vsto, 10 es adorado'.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Estimados amigos mics.
Contesto su ~apreciable carta.
fechada ell % de septiembre i'll
timo, Y les agradezco las infor-
maciones en- ella contcnidas.
Dfa a dia es mas la env.dia que
tengo de encontrarme reunido
con todos los buenos amigos, y
ojala que este pueda realizarse
en- breve tempo.
Mucho les estimo ell 1vio dc
la fotografia que vino ea III car
ia a que aludo, y espcro qye pa
ra 10 successive, no me eeha an al
divide y me escribiran con mas
~frecuencia.
Los saludo con TODD afecto en-
viandoles un estrecho abrazo, que
do como su afmo. amigo = D. S.
FRANCISCO r. SERRANO
La opinión., 1935-10-13

IS de Noviembre dc 1928
Sr. Oral. de Div.
Francisco r. Serrano
Bruselas, Bel.
Muy estimado amigo n'.estrO.
rs en- nuestro poder ~ grata
del % de Octubre, ultimo, por Ia
cual lie damos las mas eXpfeslyas
gracias.
Hoy tenemos ell gusto de man
darle a cargo de la Legacion Me
xicana en- esa, ell Chiitlpil, que
nos pide, y aparte unas atlas mas
de Chiles Jalapenos, V le 11pli-
camos nos avise 81 Sc lie ofrece
otra cosa de por aqui, pues ten
dremos mucho gusto en- poder
servile en- algo.
Por aqui como 5iemple, 10 UNI
co que hay hoy los Toros Due
por cierto la temporada es;d en-
pozando NAL, pues ell uniro, que
esta hacienda aigO es GbiCUelO,
pues los demas, que 5oa Fl N.nO
de la Palma y Algabeno, n sc les
! VIZ Maud q -dALA Ocl-ClsGA
Mejias, haber que tai.
va estara I'd. al tauto dc que
la familia (l5) de Juanito, 60
esta trabajando en- q Teatro
Principal, con la Chela PGdilla en-
los cuadros Bata Clanescoa, Y
han tenido GXito, como artistas,
asi es que Juanito esta eoLtenti-
simo. Del Son-Sin, lie itsmos
que esta triste. pucS ell un.co, cue
nos da vida son los Domingos
cuando viene ell Sr. presidente,
90 y ahora lie dio por salir va5i
todos los Domingos a fdera. Y Sc
lleva, todos los Panguigueros que
es ell unico que iuegan. ahola
pues, chiles y pokar, haze mas
de seis meses que no 10 ven.os.
asi que va Sc dara I'd. Caenta
como estara este. d. Ramon Russ,
hace unos dias que sai.6 para
Navojoa a yer al Sr. Oral. Obre-
gon y tomarse un mes lie vaca-
clones, 10 estamos esperanto de
w dia a otro.
Sin otro particular saludes al
Sr. Castillo, Y demas amigos Y
I'd. reciba IN abrazo de nuestra
parte.
FOJO HERMANOS
Correspondence Particular
del Gohpruadnr dol
La opinión., 1935-10-13
'El PlatiIIO del Dia'

"El platilo del dia e. la apprehension de PAM en- Nuevs York
por violacion a la Ley Mann; fue seusado de hacer vida marital
con tn ex.... Gloria Fsure", dice regociadamente ell coronel
Carlos J. Robinson en- n carts al General Serrano.-El inge-
micro PAM, varias wees Mini,tro Plenipotenciario y Secretario
de Estado, aparece e n ess fotografia.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

de sus amigos, que son muchos
para mencionarl0s.
Por su casa todos estan bien,
aver estuyo aqui con nCsotros
Mandelito y fue ell que los IN
form6. Topetito (14) estuvO aqui
hace unos dias que trajo q So
Sra. a salir de su cuilado, 10
u.ismo D. Alejo Bay. Vino al
arreglo de %asuntos del GobiernU
de Sonora, del Cor. Julian Abitia.
Sc fue para Sonora o ell Grail,
parece que pidio licencia limitada.
Sin otra cosa sal1de5 . su IA
04.-Rieardo Topets.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Sigue en- Ia pa. Paa.)
O5).-Hermanas Robert.
U6).-Juan r, Plstt.
uD.-GeneraI Gales.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
CASINO It
HACESFALTA;
ESTATR|STON
En- esta Significativa
Expresa
Llantada la falta
que hacia a sus Ami
COS ell General Sc.
rrano

milia Y I'd. reciba IN abrazo de
sus amigos que 10 cstiman.
FOJO HEKMANOS
Bruselas, Belgica.
Octubre % de 1925
Sres. Fermin Y Angel Fojo
Reforma numero 3.
Mexico, D. F.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Esta Edicion de Ia OPINION
consta de A paginas en- cinco
secciones, incluyendo Rotogra-
bado y Is paginas de Magazin.
l0c en- EstadOs UnidOs
La opinión., 1935-10-13

Sc despide con un fuerte abra-
20 Y con afectuosos saludos para
Pancho Castillo Najera tn subor-
dinado y amigo que tie quiere.
CARLOS J. ROBINSON
P. D. Manustrito con tinta).
Me themes como siempre a tus
respetables ordenes comisionado
ell la la. Jefatura de o. Militares.
VALE.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
F0JO HERMANOS

Correspondence Particular
del Gobernador del
Estado de Sonora
Mexico, d. f.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
iSUSCRIBASE HOY!

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Els UN DELETE
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en- los Estados Unidos.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Las Cartas de este Ca
pitulo Tienden, de
Manera Principal,
a Convencer a Sc
rrano Para ser Can
didato
Por JOSE {. VhLADES
Redac,or de los Periodicos Lozano
(Derechos R~eservados)
CAPITULO XIV
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Carlos
Por JOSE {. VALADES

J. Robinson informa-
ba al general Serrano
sobre las ven turas
~galantes del i~ngeniero
Alberto j. PAM, los
hermanos Fermin y
La opinión., 1935-10-13

(3),-inp. Alberto j.. PAM.
(4).-Adolfo Ferrer.
(5).-un ealificatiVo ruerte'.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Centre Recreativo
-Sinaloa, S. c. L.
Reforma 3
Mexico, d. T.

Mexico, D. F..
IS de Noviembre dc 1928
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

movement is Ernest Bsmberger,
Utah national committeeman. who
hopes to stage a regional rally in
Salt Lake City or Denver.
The Democrats who have Gov
ernors in every Far West state but
California and have limited their
opponents in Congress to five Sem
ators and a scattering OF House
members, appear more confident
than the Republicans. But they be-
lieye they should do something. One
overture to Western voters may be
the selection of San Francisco as
their 1886 convention city. This is
sue will be settled when the Demo-
Gratis meet at their Jackson Day
dinner here in mid-January.
California, largest of the Western
II, is chief battle-ground for both
parties. In both party camps, how
ever. local state rows are brewing.
Washington has heard that Gov.
Frank Merriam and ex-President
Hoover have had falling-out, that
Mr.. Merriam is out to unseat Hoo
ver's buddy, Mark L. Requa, as ma
tional committeeman, and that he
even harborS ambitions to win a
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Fugitive Hunted

PENDLETON. Ind. July 5.-Pn-
son authorities and state police to-
dsv continued to search for Darrell
paul Jones. p. Waveland. who IS
capped from the Indiana State Re
t0rmatorv early Tuesday.
Authorities admitted that the
Youth apparently had made good
his escape. No trace OF Jones has
been reported reliably since he was
seen fleeing over the wall.
Meanwhile. Robert McAlLster
not in the break for freedom. re-
mains IN a serious condition at the
reformatory hospital.
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Is NAMED To
ATTEND STATE
POLICE SCHOOL
Six Indianapolis Men Listed
for Chance to Land
Regular Jobs.

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| ~ ,ai---.a-ts VINO receive
ti.e l---.''- Ia.-l-- II me scnoo- Ni--
-i-e" precautionary appoint
mems r. lHe ioice AAoer me 1880
merit system adopted 0y the Cen
eral a emily
During one scar ~ probation ap-
polutcc5 may be removed a. lne dis
erection ~ the t0gr-mcmber state
Police Board. After one wear ~
service. salary schedules VIII BE- sol
bv the urli~o boa-d and oHre-s ran
be removed o--v .r.o- . ,rbrir +~.sr
sf-r,ber- NJ fne force n-,or IN on
srfr,.~+ ~ the rq7- $50 ror,~,
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FAR WEST TO
BE Scene OF
1886 BATTLE
G. O. P. and Democrats to
Concentrate on II Coast
States.

BIZ Scripps-Foioord Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Leaders
Of both parties are turning their
eyes westward in the hope of win
ming or holding the II Far West
states in 1896.
An "alfalfa-roots" conference is
being agitated among Rocky Noun
tain Republicans. Leading this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-05
Radicals Curbed

p" ~ :" W
COLUMBUS. July 5-Two city
ordinances strictly limiting the
RIGHTS Of labor strikers or radical
assemblies were passed at a special
session Of the City Council.
The ordinances are described oy
Mayor John L. Hosea as intended
10 serve notice on Communists and
other radical groups that they VIII
not be tolerated here"
one ordinance would prevent
Dicketing and the other prevents
nubIfr assemblies using banners or
oth-T advertisements.
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q p. Harrison. c. w. Nelson and
s ". Patton. LigOnier-
Porter County,. J. Buchanan,
Valparaiso. POsey County A
CroWdcr. Mt. Vernon; Pulaski Coun-
tv-D r. Masterson. Star City; St.
Joseph County,. C. Ward, Walk
ert0n. and ". r. Dixon and w. A
RIolnar. South Bend: Sullivan Coun-
I've. E. Nash. Shelburn and E. G..
James. Sullivan.
Upton COunty-G. A. Werner,
linton: Vandenburgh COunty-C
W. Hartke. Stendal. and r. G. Cox,
Evansville. Vermillion Countrywide
TAYLOR. Clinton: Wells COunty-T.
". Bierie. BluhtOn; Whitley Coun-
ty-E. 8. Foster. South Whitley
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FARM BOARD TO
BOOST FAIR AT
DINNER MONDAY
State, County Agricultural,
Educational Leaders to
Attend.

The Indiana Board of Agriculture
will hold an Indiana State Fair
Boosters meeting at the Occidental
Grille, Illinois and Westinghouse,
at $50 Monday night.
A dinner will be served those at
tending and speakers will include
Everett .Priddy, agriculture board
president, Lieut.-Gov. NJ. Clifford
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delegation for himself as candidate
for President or Vice President.
The Democrats are trying to
patch up their feud between the
EPIC and New Deal wings of their
party. Sitting on the anxious seat
here. hoping for peace, are IL Demo-
cratic congressman.
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FALLING PLANE KILLS 8
Ship Crashes Into House; Six Vic
Tins Are Passengers.
BIZ United Press

~ Htff1 FTcfs
BERLIN, July 5.-A technical ex-
perimental plane crashed into a
dwelling house in the Berlin suburb
Of Britt today, killing its six &C
cupants and two occupants Of the
house. Several other persons were
injured
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Given Prison Term

COLUMBUS. IND. July 5.-Joe
Drake. 81. indianapolis. was 70 start
three 10 ten-year sentence az the
Indiana state Prison today after
being found guilty Of looting freight
cars here.
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Barber Shop window Smashed

Jack Hale, barber, told police to-
day that six men in a black sedan
stopped in front of his shop, 1889
S. Meridian-st, last night and one
of them threw a brick through the
front window.
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CITY TRAINMAN PRAISED
AlertneSs of Conductor Averted Sc
riOus Accident, Is Report.

rious Accident, Is Report.
AlertneSs Of Oliver r. Tooley, 6120
Indianpla-ay, a Pennsylvania Rail
road conductor, is credited with
avoiding a possible serious train &C
cident in St. Louis Wednesday,
when two coaches of The American
were deraIed.
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JULY 5, 1885

Townsend. and T. A. Coleman OF
Purdue University.
State and county agricultural and
educational leaders will attend the
meeting.
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News Survey of Indiana

DERU Ind July F. above
LOYALTY vat least whendt skers for improper
parking.
appeared court with traffic stker and told by
could either dollar fine stand trial She paid
Evening star., 1935-07-11
STATE PROJECTS
SEEK S1,785,O77
P. W. A. Gets War Department
Request for Mary.
land.
By the Associated Press.


A request for S1.785,077 was sent the
Public Works Administration today by
the War Department for carrying out
construction projects on Army reserva-
tions in Maryland.
Among the proposals was sll8,104
for reconditioning hangers. construct
ing paved aprons, runways and roads
and rehabilitation of buildings and
utilities at Logan Field, the Baltimore
Municipal Airport, which the Army
uses.
Work totaling S575.5l4 was pro-
jected for Fort Howard. 1t included
rehabilita ton of barracks. quarters
and other buildings: reconditioning
water. sewer and electrical systems:
rehabilitation of sea wall and filling
a swamp area and repairing roads and
walks.
The sum of 1897, ,709 was requested
for use at Fort Hoyle, which involves
building a road and bridge to Mag
nolia Gate, a sea wall and pier on
the Gunpowder River. rehabilitating
buildings, repairing roads, walks and
drainage. improvement of grounds. in
Guiding demolition of useless struc-
lures, drainage and landscaping and
improving the water, sewer and cleo
trio systems.
A separate item of $500 was re-
quested for construction of a Canal
Creek bridge at Fort Hoyle. The sum
of $9.450 was asked for repairing and
painting harbor boats at Fort Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
COXEY NOMINATED
AT OMAHA SESSION
Farmer.Labor Convention Again
Honors 1882 Presidential
Choice.
BY the Associated Press


OMAHA. Nebr., July ll.-"Gen."
Jacob s. Coxey, 81. who advocated
$4,000, 100000 imitation to give 500
to each unemployed person, last night
was nominated to run for President
by the handful of delegates attending
the National Farmer Labor party
convention.
The MasSilon, Ohio, man, who led
Coxeys army" in its march on
Washington in 1894, had come to the
convention stating he had no presi-
Dental aspirations. He was the
party's 1882 candidate.
Previously Senator Huey Long.
Louisiana Democrat. had been men
toned by some delegates as a posi-
bility for the nomination. But Coxey
was named without opposition. with
Leslie Erickson, Minneapolis, as his
running mate.
Also approved was an inf1ationary
"Share-the-w plan as part OF
the platform despite protests of Nor
man Baker, Farmer-Labor candidate
for Governor in Iowa in 1882. He
bolted the convention over wealth tax
proposals.
The nominations and platform
adoption closed the convention, called
by Roy M. Harrop, Council Bluffs.
Iowa, national chairman. Sessions,
scheduled to start Monday. were post
poned. Harrop. estimated that so
attended. ......
Coxey, in an address, said the
money question was simply the gold
standard or the human standard"
Evening star., 1935-07-11
VALLEY T0FOLLOW .
VICTIM TO STAND
Kidnaper of Weyerhaeuser
Boy to Testify in Wife's
Defense.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash. July ll.-There
was strong probability today the
kidnaper would follow his victim to
the witness stand In the rapidly clos
ing trial of Mrs. Margaret Thulin
Valley for the 100000 abduction OF
9-year -old George Weyerhaeuser.
George will be the last Government
witness. District Attorney J. Charles
Dennis said, and likely will end the
prosecutions case today.
Attorneys for the l9-year -old de-
fendant indicated her husband, Har-
mon, already serving 45-year SEN
tence after admitting his part in the
KIDNAPPING, will be brought to court
from Mcneil Island Prison and will
be the only defense witness.
Will Ask Directed Acquittal.
John r. Dore. defense attorney.
said he would move this morning for
directed verdict of acquittal, but
in event it is denied, will have the
husband tell that his wife had moth
ing to do with transporting the young
lumber fortune heir across the Idaho
State line.
Dore said the Government had been
unable TO substantiate, except through
Mrs. Valleys own pre-trial statement,
that she was present when George
was taken across the border.
The case was brought within the
Lindbergh law dnd Federal jurisdic-
ton when George Was held ;or more
| than seven days and was taken from
| Spokane. Wash. to Newman Lake,
! Idaho.
Grandfather 1estifies.
The Government Yesterday called
upon Mrs. Valley CWD kinSman TO
aid it in trying 10 convict the girl
of the crime 20 which she tried un-
successfully three times to plead
/ guilty.
Julius Thulin, 69, OF Ogden Utah,
Margaret'S grandtal her. testified few
days after J. P. WeyerhaeuSer jr.,
! Tacoma lumber man, paid $500. 600
for his sons release Mr.. ana Mrs.
Valley and their fugitive asserted con-
/ federate, William DaInard, alias Ma
han, began arriving at his home singly
each carrying suitcase
George Weyerhaeusec was al the
Federal building all Yesterday after
noon, in a locked office of United
States Marshal A J. Chittys suite,
waiting to testify.
Evening star., 1935-07-11
DRAWS CHICAGO REPLY.
Police Censor Defends Clean Shows,
After Paris Charge.

CHICAGO. July II IPl.-Police
Lieut.. Harry Costello OF the Censor
Squad said today he never saw Joan
Warner dance, but that if her dance
was "a good deal cleaner than those
done in Chicago" it would be very
clean indeed.
Her attorneys made that charge TO-
day in Paris. where Miss Warner.
American nude dancer. is on trial for
offending public morals.
We insist that any performer in an
alleged nude dance Lieut.. Costello
said, wear an opaque brassiere and
trunks. We visit every theater or
night club where a nude show might
be given.
Since Judge Joseph B. David. In
freeing Fan Dancer Sally Rand OF
indecency charges, made his remark
that some people would like to put
pants on a horse horses are about
all that have escaped having pants
ordered in so far as nude dancing in
Chicago is concerned
Evening star., 1935-07-11

A smart young patent registrar
found what was wrong with the Blue
Eagle at the start. 1t is story long
concealed. but worth recording.
You may recall that when Gen.
Johnson designed the bird originally
he sought to have patent on it
rushed through the Patent Office. The
design was showed ahead of all pend
ing cases by registering it with a half
number
The young registrar. handling
the case, noted that one wing of
the bird, as designed, had many
more feathers than the other. He
called the defect to the attention
of the supervisor and urged that
a nep design be submitted. so the
Blue Eagle Mould hare an equal
number OF feathers in both Uings.
The supervisor said the design
Would hare to be registered With
out change.
"All right" replied the smart young
lawyer. with greater prophecy than he
knew, "but a bird like that can only
fly in circles"
Wise PrecautiOn.
Some one at Rural Electrification
Administration advised hurried
choice of that designation after it was
noticed that the original choice of a
name-Rural Electrification Division
would have become r. E. D. in the
alphabet soup.
tCopyrieht. 1850