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The Washington times., 1937-10-29
HAHN DEFENSE,
SEEKING tt NJ {,
DELAYS ACTION
Directed Verdict May
Be Asked
BY EVELYN OBERMAN

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 20
Q.N.SO.-Whirlwind action swept
the fate of Anna Marie Hahn al
most to the hands Of the jury
today as the State rested its case
against the accused mass muir
deress and the defense indicated
it might ask a directed verdict
tomorrow.
Following the States action,
court was adjourned to permit the
defense time to chart its course.
Defense Attorney Hoodin limited
he might rest the case without
putting in an iota Of evidence.
CANCELS RECALL PLAN
Mrs. Hahn is charged specifi-
cally in this case with the poison
murder of one of her many elderly
German friends, 72-year-old Jacoo
Wagner.
Hoodin cancelled the plan to
recall two of the 113 prosecution
witnesses for cross examination
and obtained consent Of the court
to appoint two defense experts to
examine the mass of State ex-
hibits. However, Hoodin would not
say whether the experts would
actually be called.
PROSECUTOR CONCURs
Prosecutor Dudley Outcalt made
no objection to this plan. It was
believed such action might prevent
a reversal of the verdict should the
former school teacher be sentenced
to death. If defense experts find
nothing amiss with the exhibits,
the examination would prove a
boomerang, it was pointed out.
Asked what the defense would
do tomorrow, Hoodin said:
I'VE do not know. It is all a
delicate problem.
Yesterdays session was devoted
to the testimony of Mrs. Leonardo
Keeler, handwriting expert from
Chicago. She subStantiated earlier
testimony that Mrs. Hahn had
forged a purported will of the
aged Wagner, leaving her his
estate.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
An unpredictable foreign I

Wife of q God or a Widow of q
Filler? For 10 years she could not
make up her mind whether her hus-
band was alive or dead, but now
Read about this unusual case in the
American Weekly, with Sundays
Washington Herald. Times.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
LA PWA MANDO GRANDES
SUMAS EN- Ell MES DE
SEPTIEMBRE

James E. Cotton, director in.
terino de la Public Works Ad-
ministration, anunci6 aver cue
durante ell mes de septiembre
fondos ascendientes a $780,
946.11 fueron entregados en- la
Florida para ayuda financiera
de los proyectos de la PWA.
I'm pago local de $501, 222.22
Sc hizo al Canine sebre ell Mar
Y Distrito de Puente, que Sc
construye desde Miami a Key
West. Dos proyectos de casa
y corte recibieron dinero. La
casa corte del condade de Levy,
en- Bronson, recibi6 $1,000, y
la del condado de Martin, en-
Stuart, $2,490.99.
AL Puente de Recuerdo a
Fiagler, en- ell condado de Palm
Beach, Sc entregaron $72, 545.-
so. La cirdad de Leesburg reel
bio $8,352.23; acueducto de Pa
mama City, $7,367.0 5 y escuela
del condado de Jackson, 1910.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Como ell Rev. Andres Palome
que no llegara a Tampa hasta
las $50 de la tarde de hoy, por
IN autobus procedente de Mia =
nj, ell Comite Popular Democra
leo acord6 suspender para ell
microbes ell acto que habia a
lrnciado para esta noche, en- 81
Jentro Asturiano.
Ell Rev. ~Palomeque. como VA
'emos dicho a nueStros lectoreS,
he companero del Rev. David
holm, en- Espana, cuando los
.gangelistas eran alli persegui-
.os V a~pedreados por los reac :
cionarios, por los enemigos de
a libertad de crltos.
Al estallar la insurrecci6n fac
,iosa, Palomeque y Sholin tuvie
on que salir de Granada, don
lie Sc encontraban, porque ell 60
ernador fascista les dijo: por
Ca no hay sitio para los maso-
les Y tampoco para ustedes.
Tres veces di6 Ell gobernador
!e Granada la orden de qre Pa.
lomequs fuera puesto en- liber-
tad v tres yeces los oficiales su-
balternos no la cumplieron, por
Iue 10 consideraban "fusilable.'
por ser protestante.
Al fin, ell gobernador perso-
nalmente entreg6 ell prisionero
4 su esposa, mandandolo a Sc
villa en- un autom6vn, de donde
pudo trasladarse a Gibraltar V
escapar.
Palomeque pas6 varios meSes
en- Cuba y desde alli Sc mantuvo
en- correspondence con su ami
go, ell Rev. Sholin. .
Amigos de la verdad y del pue
bio espanol, los dos evangelistas
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

frances abrira su frontera dem
tro de pocos dias y permitira e
paSo de volt ntaTios.
Chamberlain admiti6 la soma
ma pasada que la crisis espanola
causaba a su gobierno profunda
ansiedad.
Inglaterra deSea la paz, a
base de la seduction de las que
ras de Espana Y China, pero a
Il paz no Sc llegara permitiendo
l los fascistas r~ealizar actos de
iolencia...
Claro esta va ell pinto de que
Mussolini no retirara los lla-
mados 'voluntarios", que son
dvisiones enteras del ejercito
fascista. 6Inglaterra Sc aries
CARA en- una crisis mayor, insis
tiendo en- la retirada de esos vo-
!untarios? TODD indica que no.
ST Francia insiste en- abrir su
frontera, Inglaterra la apoyara
acknowledgements; pero no a.
orira sus puertos al gobierno
leal.
Una noticia de Gibraltar, cor
firmada en- las esferas oficiales
la cuenta de que llegaron desde
Ceuta a Algeciras cuatro vapo-
res cargados con 1000 hon.
ores. Dos torpederos italianos
ascoltaban los vapores. Las au-
.oridades militares de Algeci-
as formaron un Gordon y no
permitieron que personals "des-
autorizadas" presenciaran ri
~iesembarque. Dfcese que los re
'uerzos seran Utilizados en- una
nueva ofensiva contra Almeria,
que Sc proyecta para
de pocos dfas. Italianos
son los soldados desembarca-
dos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
LLEGARA HOY
~Suspendido para ell Microbes ell acto
del Centric Asturiano

lisertaran ell microbes, eA q
eatro del Centre Asturiano.
Cuando ShOIin fue echado de
.spana por los fascistas, enemi
ios de la libertad de cultos, lie
aba siete amos de residencia
ii la peninsula.
A recibir a P~alomeque acudi-
/ una numerosa representa-
on del Gentle Popular Demo
ratico, ell Rev, Sholin y otras
aarsonalidadeS
Ell pueblo leal de Tampa LENA
i "a microbes, e. teatro de los
trrianoS.
Dos amigos de E,spana, .ho
nadrileho Y ell otro norteameri
tano, relataran sus experieneias
antes de la RepIblica, en- la Re-
p1blica y bajo la rebellion fas-
cista.
Tn hermapo de Palomeque es
iefe de correos en- Almeria, la
poblaci6n que los facciosos y a.
lemanes bombardearon.
Reiteramos nuestro saludo de
bienvenida al evangelista espa :
mol, companero del cylto Rev.
Sholin.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
NOEkS SOClALH

La Matinee del Centre E'SpoHol
I'm exito rotundo alcanz6 "a
yer, con su bale matinee, la sec
ci6n de recreo del Centre Espa-
mol.
La orquesta de Don Francis
o grsta muclto y aver TOGO IL
os pasodobles con maestria in
comparable.
Centenares de j6venes de
mbos sexos ocupaban las me-
as, elegantemente dispuestaS
n en- bellisimo salon.
Mientras la orquesta cumpli,
u promesa, programa supe
ior, los mschachos de la see
ion atendian a la juventud.
ALI estaba Jake Flowers, 81
4otable pelotero y ahora mana
err, en- compania de sus buenos
migos latinGs.
La Secci6n de Reereo obse-
ui6 a Flowers que todos los a.
eos viene a Tampa y que pasa
,oras y horas en- los clubs lat
nos.
Bor este nuevo triunfo fell
,itamos a los muchachos de la
ecci6n.
Ellos preparan otro gran pro
rama para ell venidero domin-
o v Don Francisco estara en-
Il site de honor.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Cabaret Pripud0
Mas de 40 mesaS Sc han ven-
dido va, cast sin proponerias,
del Cabaret privado q. ell Cen
tro Espanol celebrara el dia %,
On ell palaeio de la Septima ave
nida.
Una lista de las personals que
han separado mesas, oportuna-
mente nos sera entregada por
la Seccion de Recreo.
Sera un extraordinario aeon
tecimiento social y noble, muy
noble, ell fin perseguido.
A pesar de la relativa pobre-
"a de la colonia latina todas las
fiestas culminan en- exitos por-
que ell publico sabe a que sc des-
tina ell dinero.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
Los f~acciosos tratan de hacer yer
que clos controlan las provisiones
rs false que Ell gobierno sera trasladado
a Barcelona.
La intervention italiana en- Espana entra
en- SUI Ease mas seria.

Madrid, Octubre 1l.-Los ia.
eistas han hecho circular la fal
sa notte.s de que las mujeres
los ninos mueren de hambre ei
Gij6n. Els cierto que en- esa ciu
dad no hay abundancia de pro
visiones, pero tampoco hay han
bre.
Ell bloqreo fascista contra es;
puerto no es tai bloqueo, pero e
gobierno no ha podido aumen.
tar Ell ndmero de vapNres que e>
TINA necesarios.
Sc ha hecho una nueva distr
bGci6n de pan.
Las agencias facciosas dt
Hendaya, que expiden muchaS
de las noticias enviadas a Anne.
RIGA, dicen que Franco tiene en-
su poder la riqueza, cuando e:
TODD 10 contrario. Las cosechas
han sido Gxcelentes en- TODD e.
territorio leal, con la exception
del Norte, y e~specialmente en-
Valencia, Alicante Y todas las
provincias de Catalina.
En- Madrid Sc ha aumentado
la alimeatacion y hay abundan-
cia de where's para ell invierno.
Los $50 gramos que Sc dabaa
por dfa han sido aumentados a
200.
Tampoco es cierta la noticia,
trasmitida de Francia, de que ell
gobierno Sc propone trasiadar-
Sc a Barcelona.
NADIA Sc ha dicho de tai cosa
en- las esferas oficiales y 81 tai
intenci6n hubiera, ell gobierno
la habria anunciado.
Los leales sostienen todas sus
posiciones de importancia en- eli
frente astur.
Ell prelsngado eonflicto diplo
matico ssbre Espaha entr6 aver
en- una nueva Y amenazante ia
Sc, junto con la noticia de que
Italia sigue mandando ejercitos
y material de guerra a Franco.
La noticia del gobierno leal
de que $4,000 facciosos han des-
embarcado en- Cadiz, aparece
desmentida por ell gobierno in
giles, pero Inglaterra admite Ell
oeSemDarco de pequenoS contn
gentes italianos..
Ademas Sc sabe que nuevos es
cuadrones de la aviaci6n italia
ma llegaron a Mallorca, junto
con grandes cantidades de ma
terial de guerra.
La replica desfavorable de
Italia a la conferencia propues-
ia por Francia e In~glaterra, hi
20 decir ell sabado a lyon Delb6s
ministro de relaciones exterio :
res de Francia, que ell momen-
to de actuar he llegado. Esto Sc
interpreta como que ell gobierno
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

GANGA.-8S acres, buena TERRA a
ID millas, carretera No. 1856, hace
frente a los 2 lados de la carretera.
-yendo 40 acres en- cada iado. Mi
les de acres. Excelente para ganado
y cerdos. Esplendido lugar. Tambien
so acres cerea de Six Mile Creek.
Presio da Ganga.
Lame dfa o noche o venga a ver-
me.
JOHN d. HOBBS
203 East Frances Ave. TeiSf 4O77
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Matinee del Centre AstaridnO
Bastante concurrida, para
ser la primera del ano.
TOGO la orquesta de Red Nc
Donald y fue muy aplaudida.
Programa de merito ell que
TOGO la notable organization mu
steal.
La semana que viene, ell do
mingo, Sc efectuara ,el Bazar
patrocinads por la secci6n de
damas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

'dbGHerOs Ledles de America
Por orden de la Hermana So
Jerana cito a todas las HERNIA
as para la junta general que
&c celebrara ell pr6ximo mier-
oles, a las 8 p. M, EN- ell local
lie costumbre.
Ruego la asistencia de todas
as hermanas.
J. Cascade,
Secretaria.
Quedan complacidas las her
nanas y va saben que con noso-
res pueden contar.
II BGsar
No hsnbos recibido nuevas no
,icias, pero suponemos que las
Damas del Centre Asturiano
celebraran ell domingo SUI Ba-
Ear.
Va saben nuestros lectores 10
que un Bazaar significa y esPera
mes de la Srta. Lafuente un pro
grama de los actos por las da-
mas preparadas.
Fiesta a beneficio de obras
im%portantss de la noble soeie-
dad.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins< Of Cod Lives
Oifin tasteIese tablets.

by new Vatamsana1 Of Cod Lives
OiTin tasteless tablets.
Pounds of firm healthy iesh' instead of
bare scraggy bones New vigor, vim and
energy instead Of tired IistIessness Steady,
quiet serves That Ia what thousands of
pesple are getting through scientists' latert
diFoveny-the YitSmins of Cod Liver Oil
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any OF its horrid, lshy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets, and they
imply work wonders. A little boy of 8. seri-
ossly sfAk. got well and gained i0K lbs. In
just ens month A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease, sained 8 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother wko
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
ell her health back and gained r. lbs. In less
than q month.
You eimply must try Mctsoy's at once.
Remember IL you uon't gain at least 3 lbs. OF
firm healthy flesh IN a month get your money
back. Demand and get ~EicCoy's-the original
and genuine Cod Liver oi. abletm
MA approved ny Good Housekeeping
%% institute. Refuse all substitutes-
y 1sist on the original McCsws-
%&S- there ara nous better.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. February P-tUnited
States Department of Agriculture. )--Hoas,
$1,000. including 5000 direct: mostly 1Oa
Is lower than Wednesdays average: top
1890; bulk good and choice: 10.15a25;
comparable 14O-110 pounds, 9.50a10.20:
few good sows. 9.25a65.
Cattle. 5000: calves. 200; fed steers
and yearlines 25 higher, active at ad
vance: starvation run main stimulating
factor as dressed trade continues sluggish:
seven market receipts better than 30. 900
less cattle than week ago. local abridge-
inent around 10000 head. this led TO buy
ing for number at week end and pushed all
classes unevenly higher despite basic dull
undertone: common and medium grades
S.00a9.00 today: strictly good and choice
offerings. 13.00ai4 25: top earnings.
1875; fairly good clearance choice and
prime steers late Wednesday at 13 5Oa
IA so: kinds scaling 1.507 pounds at in
side figure: other killing classes strong to-
day: practically everything closing the week
strong to unevenly higher than week ago:
vealers. however. 50a 90 under last week
1t 1000 down to 500: few 1850
=, Sheep, 5000, including 300 direct: fat
lambs in fairly broad demand supply
moderate to light: early undertone fully
steady to stronger: generally asking higher:
GOOD to choice lamb offerings bid upward
to 10 50 freely; asking 10. .ROa15 and bet
ter: sheep firm: scattered native ewes, 500
a6.00.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
CLEAR|NGS SHOW
SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
Total for 21 Leading Cities
Reaches Highest Level
in Six Weeks.
Ry the Associated Press.

81 Ai+t pSsOt4dNtu
NEW YORK, February 4.-partly
because Of heavy first the month
payments. bank clearings IN the
United States reached the highest
level in six weeks. The total for 81
leading cities, as reported to Dun &
Bradstreet, for the week ended Feb
ruary 3 was $3.50 ,s35 ,OO0 or a rise
OF 1853 per cent over the S5,888 .448,-
900 in the similar 1885 period.
This constrasted with an increase
OF l4.5 per cent in the same COM
parison a week earlier. Because Of
flood conditions at Louisville, the fig
ures for that city were not obtain
able.
At New York City the turnover
was s4.608,97SO00, against s4.o33.-
$40 600 a year ago. an increase of I4.3
per cent. Outside centers aggregated
s2,24l $4,000, which exceeded the
1886 total of 1885, ,lo8 900 by 2os
per cent.
Clearings at individual cities. with
the exception of one. registered in
creaseS. The one exception was at
Cincinnati, where trade was disrupted
by high waters. The largest gains
appeared at Boston, Buffalo, Cleve-
land. Baltimore, New Orleans, Detroit
and Minneapolis.
There was a rise of s848 ass mn
from the total of the week preceding
Between the two comparative weeks
OF 1895 the increase amounted 10
$644, ,666, 900.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. February 4 GP. - Poultry.
live ] car 80. trucks; steady; hens. over
horn hens. IL. colored Springs. Is: Ply
mouth and White Rocks 90: colored
s.osss III hra,yn plsmouth and White RSek
turkeys, Is; young toms. l6: old, l3: No. :?
turkeys. l3; ducks 41a pounds UP. white
and colored. is: small. white and colored
16: geese IA; capons. pounds UP. 80;
less than hounds Il.
Butter. 9,1a4. steady: creamery specials
extra frsts t9O-9D. .32?4a33: frsts tsS-
So; 31'+s32h stan ssandaTds ,o go csptralized
unchanged.
Potatoes. AZ; on track, 241: total U. s.
crate: Colorado McClures slightly weaker;
demand slow: Russet Burbanks steady:
firm undertone: demand light; Northern
stock slightly stronger: demand moderate
Sacked. per hundredweight. Idaho Russet
Burbanks: Y. 8: No; l: 3.25a50: U. 3. No;
snds .sx free 1Gm eyss and clipped
set Burbanks, combination grade. $40:
sales. ais; Nebraska. 5O-pound sacks
Bliss Triumphs: u. s.. No. j. and partly
graded. go hundredweight: wisconsin
round whites, U S. No. I. few sales. 40
a50: u. S. commercial, 2.3O. New stock
steady: supplies moderate; demand light:
ida. busheI crates; Bliss Triumphs. 2. g.
No. .. mostly 1.s5a9O: few slightly higher.
Potato futures: Idaho Russets. March,
No. l. .3.s6: March. grade A, 3.57; April
grade A. 3.S2.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
STANDARD BRANDS.
EARNINGS CLIMB
Years Net Hits S14,727,.
448, Against $12,744,963
in Previous Period.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 4.-Consoli-
dated net income OF Standard Brands.
Inc. for the year ended December 81
Is placed at si4,727,448. equal to
$1l212 a share on the common stock
against l2,744 s63, or 81 cents a share
In 1885.
The company, which manufactures
packaged food products, has headquar-
tiers in New York and plants dis
tributed throughout the country.
Minneapolis Honeywell.
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.
reports net earnings for 1886, after de-
probation and Federal taxes, of So
082,3 $50. equal after preferred dividends
to $4.77 a share on 62l 900 common
shares outstanding. Net earnings for
1885, after depreciation and Federal
taxes. were s1.7s3, ,338. or 50 a share
on 207,300 shares.
Bristol-Myers Co.
Tentative consolidated profit and
loss statement for 1886 of Bristol
Myers Co.. manufacturing druggists
and chemists. showed net income of
s2,275.25l. equal to 1891 a share on
the capital stock. This compares with
$2,232,572. or 1925 a share in 1885.
The company has headquarters In New
York and plant at Hillside, N. J.
Deere & Co.
Deere a. Co. and subsidiaries, farm
implement makers. with headquarters
at Moline, ILL.,, for the fiscal year ended
October 81. reported net profit of
$ll ,60l ,306, the second largest in the
company's history. The net was equal
to S942 common share and COM
pared with s6,l05,4 ASP, or S3.9l share
on the common. in the preceding year.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc, with
plants at haywood. III: Worcester.
Mass, and Los Angeles, Calf, for the
three months ended December 81 last,
recorded net profit of sl28,780. equal
to Is cents a share, compared With a
net loss of S5l,564 in the comparable
period Of the preceding year.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
MERGER OF STEEL
FIRMS CONSIDERED
Gulf States Co. Board to
Discuss Republic Offer
Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 4-Direc-
tors of Gulf States Steel Co will
meet tomorrow to discuss an offer by
Republic Steel Corp. for merger with
that company, Gulf States official
said today.
The offer involves the exchange of
Republic stock for Gulf State stock
at the rate of l-3 shares OF Repub-
lie for each share of the Southern
concern.
Should the propc ! be accepted at
tomorrow's session, joint committee
Of directors will be appointed to
work out contract to be submitted
to the stockholders of both companies
at special meetings to be held later.
Negotiations for the merger have
been carried on intermittently over
period of several years.
The merger, if carried through. will
link companies with combined assets
Of s344 100000 Although one of the
smaller units in the industry. Gulf
States Steel. with its factories located
in the Birmingham. Ala, district, has
been the chief competitor of the
Tennessee Coal. Iron e. r. R. Co.,
United States Steel subsidiary, for its
Southern business.
Republic Steel Corp. third largest
producer in the country, has plants
in Pennsylvania. Ohio. New York,
Illinois and Maryland engaged chiefly
in production of light and medium
steel products. Its only properties
in the Southern district consist of
iron ore reserves and pig iron blast
furnaces at Birmingham. having an
annual capacity OF 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
LAIDLAW g. COMPANY.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERS
HEPTTETrATE

CERTIFICATE
:, Notice is hereby given that a new
lrantd Llmitsd Pa, P;srtne5ship has been formed 70
name Of Lsidiaw 4 Company the Business ne s.,
heretofore carried on by the Limited Part
terminated on DeceEber, 81 1885: ana By
its predecessors and that the following
copy q d,sa the cercate OF dmted
the once of the Clerk of the United States
District Court for the District Of Columbia
Gbe & T Bardett n EIot nT5 hc"5o fad!sx EGe?ssr
Manuel J johnson Henry W Brewer.
Edward Rooster Jr:. Lorraine F Pitman,
fore toFmea fimited par9nssshin qnes nefs1G paP
YORK and desire S to Oi do h bu:ness ss o IN ffs ihs
District OF Columbia as a Limited PART
nership;, that the frm name OF SAID
me business to be trsnsa S9AfS, acted by sf ssid
PartneIshiD is the business of buying. seIl-
notes securities. negotiable Instruments
and other evidences of debt or ownership.
as brokers and agents. and not otherwise:
that the said. said EDWARD ,RoeSler Gilbert, Z.
goh4son a5ns5 hei HenrS Laas% Broxer Mafdel deard
Roesler. Jr.. Lorraine F Pltman and Robert
said Isabella Wood Laidlaw and Henry
McSweeney are Special Partners, that the
said Isabella Wood Laidlaw has contributed
McSweeney has. contributed the sum Of
SI.O00.OO0 to the common stock, of said
Partnership: that said Partnership was
formed for period commencing on Janu-
ary l. 1887 and terminating on December
81 1892
In Witness whereof the aforesaid Part
ners have hereunto subscribed their names
this 2Sth day of December. 1885.
EDWARD ROESLER
GILBERT u. BURDETT
ELLIOT c. r LAIDLAW
MANUEL J. JOHNSON
HENRY W BROWER
EDWARD ROESLER. Jr.
LORRAINE F. PITMAN
ROBERT e HAUSER
General Partners
ISABELLA WOOD LAIDLAW
HENRY McSWEENEY
Special Partners
CThe foregoinE Certihcate was duly ac-
knowledsed by the several subscribers
hereto