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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-17
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-17
Wilberforoe Health
Director Honored

XENIA DIR. Lucy Oxley, only
Negro ever graduated from the
University of Cincinnati medical
college, now assistant director of
student health at Wilberforce uni
versity, has been accorded an un-
usual Honor, having passed exam
nations Of the national medical
board, which entities her to prac-
tice in all states without state
board tests. In addition, DR.. Oxley
was awarded the medical key Of
megie.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-17
EDITOR HARRY c.
SMITH COMMENTS
DR.. WALKER,
REP. GILLESPIE
HOSTTLITIES
Mr.. J. II. Riyes.

Mr.. j. II. Riyes,
Editor, The Dayton Forum,
Dayton, Ohio,
The controversy on between Re-
preventative Chester f. Gillespie
Republican,, q member If the Ohio
Legislature, and Dougal ormonde
Beaconsfield Walker, President of
Wilberforee, Ohio, University. and
former pastor of S. James African
Methodist Episcopal church &c this
city, IS understood BIZ few persons
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-17
Signed

Editor Of The Gazette. former
trustee of the State Department
at Wilberforce.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15
Drilling WeIls--Kevin-Sunburst

& NE3 26-35-3W 40 BbL 1861
II NW3 SW3 23-35-3W 20 Bill 1868
G SEA NWa 9-35-2W Bbl on 1903
SW SW3 SW3 1-35N-3W OBbL 1870
SWa 1-35-3W Show Oh ADD 1888
NW3 1e-35-2W $50 Bh 1854
Big West-D huustN No 8 Oil 1871
v-Pboenfx No / chi, NW4
NEa NET H-35-3W Oil 1876
Coolidg No 6 Sc
CrmIe -Fryber No
Crumle NO
28353W 100 Bb 1895
25SW
/ 6-34-3W Location
Sc NEa NE3 26-S5-W AO9
ct
2, SW3 18-S5-2W 8Bbl 1928
head-B ashor
AEorton 8 24-34-2W BbL 1868
SW3 7-35-2W Add 1882
/, 5-34-3W Location
on /, I353W 1913
NWa SVA 19-35-2W IS Bb 1548
tman /, 25-36-3W Abd2010
Pan @ 26-35-4W 2027
att-Ben o342W Add. 1887
tke-Wa 2 28-35-3W 20 BbL 1708
l. 1135-3W Bb 1913
3-35-3W ITO
ih-Wel lS-35-2W 1045
G NE4 1-S4-4W Spudded
NV SEA 26344W Spudded
Stock-H SWa 13-S5-2W 1880
23W 10 Bill 1AoS
NV NW rSWa SSS5-SW IS Dbl l75
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Castle PardeeTribal ITO No CH NE3 Sci l2S26W
obbWaberger NO @ NEasEa S5-S5-6W
Glacier Production State G 6S3-5W
s
-Gllard
40 G
Miller
Glacier Production-State
Unit
Glacier Production Cauison Unit
Hanlon Allotted 1913 No. 4 SW SEA 2+26W
Nadeau
Pardu Anderson No @ SEasWa 3lS2-5W
Santa fita-IT1bal NO L SEA NE 1635-6W
Richie
Santa Fita-Shearon b No: l 81 SEA NW3 7-325W Rig
Tarant-Wney Connolly No. G SW3
Mcclellan NO 2, @
Tarant LOngminer NO NE 24346W DIV
Iarran -Whey-Jones NO SW NWa SW1 5l-S4-5W
Unit G I74O
II -Lunderen NO 9 NEa NW3 26-S75W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15

1888 Compilations


Agan OIL / SW4 NWl
II SW NE3 23353W
No SWa 6S5-2W
SEA SW3 635-2W
NWa e35-2W
BeardSeeSwears NW3 e-S5-2W
Big West-Engle Sc SWa Is5-3W IS Dbl Oil 1873
Big SW3 l-S5-3W BbL 1915
Big GunderS0n SEA NW3 l9-S5-2W 1885
West-Gmderson NE NWt l935-2w OH 1920
8 EEa NW9 eS5-2W OIL 1880
West-Gunderson No NEa NW3 ls-S52W 20 Bbl 1888
Big West5underson NE3 NW3 l9-35-2W 20 BbL 1926
Builders Oil Coward SW3 NE3 2-353W 300 Bbl 1855
Consolidated SW3 NWi 3433-2W 2MGas 1875
Consolidated G SW3 NWa 27332W an 1910
c 24-353W 1lOBbl Oh 1000
Crunley Frybeg No NWa SET 235SW 300 Bbl 1910
Eimbau 10 /
2935-3w OIL Add 1920
ohm No
FraserS mt IAN c SWa 90-S5-2w
FfftySix PeKeywood NV NW3 SWa 3-S44W Dry 1900
No. SE3NWa 2Ss5-3W $50 Dbl 1893
81 / SCI 8-342W l8Bbl 1887
SEA 36-354W Oil Abb 1898
NNa 35354W IL Bbl Natural 2O56
SEA e-35-lW ADD 1913
70. l1353W 100 BbL 1855
Eaugen No 11-35-3W
No 1910
parent No
enron 2 @ Nw3 I-35-3W 300 BbL 1870
Hurley No
Sc SW3 SEA 4S2W lOBbL OH
SEA 29S53W Show OIL lT2O
NW3 12353W $50 BbL Oh 1913
NW4 29-35-3W Show OnAbd
NE NW3 NW3 23W BbL on
NW3 33-353W $50 BbL
ward No 2 SES W3
vest Kelvin Comm ty-Fee No Dbl 2O5
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15
Cut Bank Oil Field
1898 Compilations


Castle Pardee Drmheler
Castle & Tribal
Castle & PardeeTribal l
Castle-State No. 4
Cobb Reagan jackson
Cobb State No C Cas-
Consolidated
Thomas Unit
Glacier Production
Glacier n-Cobun T.
Glacier McNamer Unit No
Glacier No
Glacier Observation-Disclosures Unit No Sc NW 36355W
Glacier Production No Sc NWt
Glacier Production State 10 No.
Glacier FToductonState Unit No CNL NE SWi
Glacier FToduon-Far Unit No Sc NEa 28345W
Glacier Professionalism No NWi l7335W
Lawler Harlan No
Marshal Al ll9 No. 1-32-6W 9O7O
Nadeau Farmers Bank No Sc SEA NEt l7+S5W
OnTrb OIL 1779
Psrdu-Trfbal III 1870 Bbl 2746
Potter Al 25
Bbl
c
3. Bbl
Santa NO NW4 SW3 36-S4-6W
Santa -Shearon No B1
BhlC OILS 0O
@ Dbl 1850
G OH 2s4s
c Bb
@ on 2eIB
No. G NW4
5000
/
a Bb C1l 2esc
-IEngren NO / Sc SEA sW3 23-37-5W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15

HAvRE
Sc Ewa SEA gs ss s Dry 1910 900
Nadeau-Ees No sEa N g sss4IgE ADD 5SS
Nadeau -oNsai No i s4s2N-l7E water 1850
HEATH STRUCTURE
white TOP q Gas No / c 35-14N1oE 1850
HoBsoN DOME
Hunt No NV SEA NEa sO-l4-l5E
No. STE NEa NW3 S0l4N-l5E Rig
LEw1sTowN
s:;:5;:; y y IS s 81 ,.
LUTHER-Fox DOME
Nwa 14-ss-isE 400
MISSION DOME
Rysn-Burgess l as-2N-IiE 1850
MoSsER DOME
&. Sc ~, E Y. ': sssssa w.s S9 ls
gw gwa sTs $3.50 SEE. Isl. CO on , sS
sssss' No g. d
NORTH DAKOTA (NsssOn AnHclins)
cO-Kamp NEa s-lS4rs-sSw abb 1921
PENDRoY
Cur sts on Ne ss W Ns S @ sw s" " ~ on abb @
No 81 NE g Sc, s wv 81. aSw w w 81 M
zodiso-Ksioss No i ss-saSSw 2O
PLEvNA DOME
Nws s-cS5sE Rig
PoNDERA OIL FIELD
No Ne sw sy sw 81 s sTs . 81 81 Iss
Futon-Pros Bros MA Me- lszN-4w ogy @ss
Hastings No NV sWa Mwa iO 10 on 1899
nc ksOn / swl s274w on lS@
POPLAR DOME
Fulton Richardson No sw swa SEA @-s6SsM 500
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson g.
ROSCOE DOME
Continental FsThr IngsOn No sEa swa @Ss-iH abb nOo
sTs2. No No s Gs5 s sEa rws sSs@ ABB Sss
n Government No Nwa 4-sS-IsE Rig
lnraos onHansy no 2 NEa s-ss-zR ns7
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on 1854

SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent
TIGER RIDGE
oKeae q Tetter-stan SEA lO-slN-lsE
WAYNE CREEK
Mont Gas Corp Duncan No. c
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
wlde-Mahone 2s-s7-4E Oil 5S
Western Nat Gas-Schafe No
Western Natural Rig
Western Natural Gas Wallace No l c
Western Natural No Sc l6S7N4E
Western Natural Gas Wallace No Sec bS7N-4E
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne on Olson "A Cas-
Whitehall on q Gas No NV NEa NW O-36N SOC Add 298
Whitehall OIL & GasVley
WINIFRED DISTRICT
canmont-SCharff
Canmon- Pennock No NV NWa Nwt 6-2iNlsE
No /
Emmons- Government No 5 GEL
Emnons- Mainland No ] sw swt sWt S-2lN-isE
Emnons -Pennock 1
san
Judith Operating Fennock No Ca6OO
G
Mnnesota-Fenhot No HOO
Emmons- Croker No.
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
l. swa 7-2s-24E
dverton OH Co-Fox
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-15
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


Operator Landowner Depth
BAKER-GLENDIvE
Monana-6sFs utidssN P No 3 Sc EEs N 5sNsOE sS
@ s S s s. a 5
@ 245N-6OE Gas $50
Johnson Burke Govt No ! Sc NE SEA 6-8E5E Dry 1900
1Onisns-DszOs swa ls-sS-sOE
Acne pst-ssrtheloss
a.: a.: os6 e n 4 sx + s S% , ~. 81 o
-schwingel i4-22-2E SIS
urnsy Gas and OIL NO Lot Sec sssE ADD s4s
BLACK BUTTE
Nc Sc G sz s1 nee LINE all1 %
sss s. s s e 81 & @ yv "i ca ca. ESQ ESQ
Montana Montana C.: 68EB5s No 10 SEA sw r i as. as
Burton w.a Box * F w Ew YTEgEgfTEURF $50
BOwDoIN
sSvsB S Ss; s 40 g, wv W. . s
0sItles ss 9 SEA Ma I4si-sG NMoas 600
Town Of ssCo NO i SEA SEA 7si-sGE 100000
British SSRs GO N gn s s T R n Gas cS 1879
City Of Malta NO Sc SEA l8-soN salt water 1901
utilities ss2s4E 554OOO
No 4s4 100000 500
BROADVIEW DOME
ls-s25E 5l20
BUTTON BUTTE
e. l 2O-l42R 500
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
BYNUM STRUCTURE
acknowledgements Rig Up
CoULMoORE STRUCTURE
11-1sN-5w $3.50
DANA STRUCTURE
on dS G Co. s No NV Nss NEE a5sss5E Dry $40
DEVON FIELD
Smith / Producing A
Mcdonald SW3 17-SS-2E AM A
17-33-2E Oil A
Busher-Frazis 2eSs2k \
SMITH 51R No Ps NJ. sc sc, EEs sea i''n
O. LIS th-Iak g. T. / 7SS-2R .
O. L. Smith Ekholt NO. SEA 6-33-2E p
O. L. Smth-H Halvegon NWsNEa SsS2E 1895 D
O L. Smith-Hnes NO SEA SEA 0-SS-2E 400 p
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD R
/ 2-7S-2IE 1000 .
EAST BRIDGER 9
Alex seatOn / 2sss-2sE 1850 s
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD s.
aendsOnrOd Co No. 1-H- SIZE SEA Nwa sS-os2SE 1925
sha-Wa Pet Government / II
No. sw SEA NEa 359s-2E 1895
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
e. a / lOs-5E ON 2sw y
FLAT WILLOW NJ
Rowland Brmdage Mink No SEA NWa S5-1SN2E $50 NJ
Guy Smith e a s-42sE abandoned 1870
Smith NO
Abandoned 3A
GENoU STRUCTURE
Petroleum johnson No @ NE NEa 2s26N3E 1880 a
HAGAN STRUCTURE III
i 5-s1-Tw $50
HARDIN STRUCTURE NJ
Big Horns 81 SsE Gas ess 30
IS-lS3sE Add N05
Buzzett 2S-1S-32E Rig
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Laurel on Co. No. l. NW3 swa 7-2s-24E
Riverton OH Co.-Fox No. GEL Nw3 NEa l4-2N-23E
Evening star., 1939-07-22
New British AirIiner
Has Expanding Wing
Nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 22.-For the first
time in the history of commercial
air transportation, an expanding
and contracting wing-for greater
speed and safety--is being built into
a new type of airliner.
Ordered by the air ministry, IA
"F. C. l" airliners, described as the
most up to date passenger-carrying
aircraft in the world. will introduce
the new wing on British air routes.
Each liner will have accommoda-
tions for 80 passengers. crew of six
and a small load. Four r-motored
the planes will weigh 10 tons.
The wing. incorporating an "auXili-
ary" wing to reduce the amount of
weight each square foot of the lift
ing surfaces must carry at the take
off, has been used experimentally
on machines in other countries in
the past
Once aloft, the pilot will draw in
the auxiliary" and fly faster on the
smaller regular wing, The "auxih-
ary" also will be used in landing.
Although primarily commercial
machines, the new planes will have
a military range of around 1,700
miles which will make possible nom
stop flights from London to any
European capital at cruising speed
of 220 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Army Offers
Recruits Chance
To See Hawaii

Join the Navy and see the world
is Turing bait on the departments
post office posters, but you can see
Panama or Hawaii by joining the
Army, too.
The United States Army recruit
ing station at 63l Pennsylvania
avenue NV. has announced that
enlistments are being accepted for
service with the Army Air Corps in
Panama and Hawaii as we'll as in
other Army branches.
If you want to become a skilled
worker in parachute rigging, air.
plane mechanics, radio operation
and other phases of both military
and civil aviation, join the Army
Air Corps. Applications are also
being accepted for appointment of
qualified young men as flying cadets.
On the other hand if you're not
interested in aviation, there are va
cancies in other branches of the
service in which you can learn to
be anything from crack-class
stenographer to a first-class chef.
The recruiting Office will be open
every evening until 9 o'clock except
Sundays and holidays.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
nv the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 22.-Thirty-two
days in a German prison for writing
a bit of doggerel about the Third
Reich hasn't dampened 20-year-old
William Bardwell Curtis enthusiasm
for Germany.
st like Germany" he smiled yes
.terday on his arrival from abroad,
land if I ever go back to Europe I
hope to visit it again
The young American student was
less worried over the treatment he
received than was his guardian, Bes-
tor Robinson of Oakland, Calf,
would say.
when I get there I sure expect
to catch hell" he said.
Curtis got in trouble with German
authorities May II when he wrote
the following jingle, freely trans
lated, in the guestbook of a Heidel-
berg haufbrau:
"The Fuehrer has no wife;
The farmer has no SOW;
The butcher has no meat
And that's the Third Reich"
Curtis said he wrote the verse in
momentary pique after big German
had grabbed him and scratched out
Curtis signature from the guestbook.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
James Pits His Record
Against New Deal;
1910 Ambition Hinted
Governor Suggests
Stote May Be Proving
Ground for G. O. P.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July o.
Pennsylvania red-headed Repub-
hcan Governor, Arthur H. James,
pitted his record against the New
Deal last night and political circles
speculated today on whether his
speech reflected presidential am
bitions.
Gov. James. former county and
State judge who routed Gov. George
H. Earle's Democratic administra-
ton at the polls last fall, has not
said whether he seeks higher Office.
Some politicians interpreted the
Governors statements in Nation
wide broadcast as a bid for recog-
milton in 1910.
Gov. James asserted that in six
months in Office his administration
had saved by pay roll slashes "one
out of each five dollars" of Penn
sylvania taxpayers money.
Does the New Deal hive at WASH
ington have so many drones that
the next President of the United
States. who is as certain to be a
Republican as the sun is to rise
tomorrow morning. can save one
dollar out of every five on the Fed
eral pay rolls?" he asked.
"Pennsylvania's record of six
months is shining light in will
derness of indecision, experiment,
extravaganza and corruption.
IF Pennsylvania is to be the
proving ground upon which is to
be tried out the Republican princi-
piles as opposed to the theories and
fancies of the New Dealers, all is
well"
Gov. James termed his speech a
reply to Senator Guffey, Democrat.
of Pennsylvania, who advocated a
third term for President Roosevelt
in a Nationwide broadcast last
week and referred to the Repub-
lican administration in Pennsyl-
vania as "the greatest bunch of
political fakirs ever assembled"
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Vengeance Theory
Probed in Vanishing
Of Exporter Son
Missing Youths Father
Helped Convict 9 in
Archbishop's Staying
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 22.-The six
year-old story of the Staying of an
Armenian archbishop was studied by
police today in the belief that
thirst for revenge for conviction of
the prelate's slayers may lay behind
the disappearance of a clothing ex-
porter's son.
Dickran Dadourian, father of
the missing l6-year-old Hovannes
Dadourian. Yonkers high school
junior, said the case was definitely
kidnapping" but police saw a pos
sibility that vengeance against the
father might be the motive
Helped Convict Nine.
The elder Dadourian was one of a
volunteer committee of Armenians
who helped to convict nine fellow
countrymen of the murder of the
archbishop, Leon Tourian. who was
stabbed in front of his altar as he
prepared to say mass on Christmas
eve, 1888. The churchman and Mr.
Dadourian were close friends
Two of the nine, all of them de-
scribed as members of a secret Ar
menian revolutionary party. we're
sentenced to death. Later their SEN
tences were commuted. The other
seven drew prison terms of 10 to 20
years
Speaking through another son who
acted as interpreter, Mr.. Dadourian
was reluctant to discuss the venge-
ance theory, but expressed convic-
ton his son had not left home VOL
unfairly.
He was happ. at home" he said
simply.
He pointed out that Hovannes had
only s2.25 in his pockets when he
left home July to 60 to a movie,
while some 5000 lay untouched in a
drawer in his dresser.
No Call for Ransom.
The father said he had received
no ransom demands.
Schooled to anguish by previous
misfortune. Mr.. Dadourian added he
feared his son already had been
slain by abductors who were in terror
of capture
Hovanes and another child were
born to the Dadourians since they
came to the United States. Four
sons and daughter were slain in
the Turkish Armenian massacres of
two decades ago.
The missing boy wore blue slacks
and a white shirt with a maroon
collar when he disappeared Brown
haired, he is feet inches tall and
weighs 145 pounds.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Our Lady Of Victory
Carnival Is Extended

The seventh annual carnival OF
Our Lady of Victory Church, which
began July IA at Conduit and Res
ervoir roads, will continue through
Monday night instead of closing to-
night as originally planned, the Rev.
Charles W. Endres, Carnival Com
mittee chairman, announced today.
The extension is due to handicaps
of inclement weather the past few
days. Father Endres said The car
nival was to open at 2 pm. today. 1t
will close with bargain night" be-
ginning at 7:30 pm Monday.
Evening star., 1939-07-22

Your slips ore Bo.bixons sheIbY' of
lossIy duroble pure dye siilk crepe Gor-
iiere S true bios cut gives q slim III.
Its shodox poneIed. And its trim foilo1-
ing simplifies pressing 1ou n,oy have
+ ID white d blush in medium 3~,.7s
or short lengths lE...
GosTuxr sl1ps, Tn1RD F1pos
Evening star., 1939-07-22

CuIllOT ClldIIlUel
of c ON m e r C e
convention to be
h e Id ere in
June, 1910, Minor
Hudson, presi-
dent of the To-
cal group, an
nounced today.
M ore h a n
1000 delegates
are expected to
attend the four,
day conference.
Mr.. Wood, who
has served the
Junior Board of
Commerce for
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Suitable Frame of Mind,
Curtis Guardian Says

OAKLAND, Calf, July % R.-
Bestor Robinson, guardian of Will
liam Bardwell Curtis, is very, very
glad young Curtis expects Ito catch
hell" when he gets back to Oakland
That's a fine, suitable frame of
mlnd for him to be in, and I hope
II continues" Mr.. )binson said
Hed better think about it all the
way home.
In all seriousness, feel that he
was at fault purely because he vio-
iateo the code of good manners.
mo matter what he thinks about
t1ltler, young Curtis should have
conducted himself with dignity"
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Student jailed by Nozis Back,
Hopes to Visit Germany Again

Curtis, who was with friends, said the
party had "a few drinks"
Patrons of the beer hall beat him,
Curtis said, until an agent of the
Gestapo and the S. S. the Elite
Guard took him in custody.
After his release from prison, he
was told to leave the country or face
trial under the German penal code.
Curtis left. He said he had been well
treated in the prison.
Evening star., 1939-07-22

Jontxen n,okes swim suit headlines b
vsko-Iure tie l,Iossy Iusfross new knit
of which "FormoI1 s fashioned RoYon
/. ond- cotton are woven with osfex 90.
pan 1iyine you most 1ofterine sc plas
Cue heedon1 rol need for real sslil.llaiIS
. b ihe group: Boho1no blas,
oquo Ni,ite .or iris;; sixe5
Evening star., 1939-07-22

NEW MISSING
Missing since July 8 is Hovan-
mes Dadourian, 16. His father
suggested yesterday he might
have been kidnapped in a blood
feud to avenge nine Armen-
lanS convicted of aSsasSinat-
ing Archbishop Leon Tourian
in 1888. A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
D. c. Attorney Heads
Junior Chamber Meet

A. z. Foster Wood, Washington
attorney. has been appointed gen.
eral chairman of the United States
Evening star., 1939-07-22

several years as director, was gen.
eral chairman of the Middle-Atlan-
tic Conference of Junior Chambers
held last April.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

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Evening star., 1939-02-26
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~ NH. difference In the aeSt~
~ .crs, ,urp.tud. shat gambling e.
80 ,hsee vsrksteers opera1. she
~ IN, numssrs game q s"sseto!ns
-. nney oil ineiis people 70 eA'
- sose,h.ns icr nc,hins, 70 se.
s..A n ssmea vhseh are deesdeS y
tlvek ssuns.
i ps4sua assres - CvAs.
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H. a coossso. hs-entofeeoes
sC.nS an eitiseus vhe resard u
.,.s,n rsrast In Washlsetoo -
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Evening star., 1939-02-26
'Ruooed Honesty Necessary.
i,,ef;ce Laws Warns in Decision
Jur;,t Reminds Of Peril If People
loxe Confidence in Courts

~ ao,,na j. Laws District Court ,n. statement
.d.y IN the Warning scandal WIN T., sdmintserns
~ loss OF the people IN me dn eoa confront
~ u,.ce would result "one OF the grave. "e"
.,n,rv His In full fo'os . .. hoe the
the the prooh ~ W
the past most sn Iosi.m is
"a ~. bNc concluded hat tne Of
the efr ump my 70 the eu o nos found
quatev me. punishment o. o
charged xtn s n,on Of ns particularly nose
0I .,h the courts es Whe
coneerneo W. machinery OF
o. .tsd han vehenent expressona yet o,e temptet
the solution pes eniy p'osecu0
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Three More Ordered
Held for CONTEMPT
In Worring Inquiry
Juror Testifies He
50 Received Offer
OF $500
BACKGROUND

conspt,acy TO de,yaud eer.r.
h n.ea' o. income taIes from xum.
1eIs eame pos charged Is ts,ss
*drTins b'oth1s. Ir,tfItt. -
ssa esa. Chare'. and Gfdon L. r.
Sddur. public accox6tasf, 4. - ,nI ..
est,Hent a returne/ last ,p,trs '
az ~ ,..a .,so. !esultd n hung ,urv
~ ~ msfrtal, a peek seo. oh.,
ehs,oe' Of S%y tan pe,IrO . ..ars
n.,a "Sat. EHsrht Warning ,oas
ehaross. :" '"sse
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Numbers Corrupting l"'l"e"ce e
In nAnyComr,unity, y, A'sti" Says
2mA w.
Racket Feuds d" Sp''o"
| ()th.r Crimes, ne
BeliereS.

IN. crime s,tus,so" w. N " :.
p,.u,et Of Columbia snc' : 49,,
4 national disgrace .-.nt
!. smal, hope Of impFoveu'.
..on,,, ~ lons a the great soe'
| AZ e.asenry remains 'ro'"
un,nirued o. hostile.
| cuMAiHos.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Worring Is Given Two Years S
And His Attorneys Acquitted! !
In y-Tompering Seondqs' s.ss
jJopermun Sentenced
To z Months, Others
To ssser Terms

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Hmmttt Wsrrtng sSd hh oro.n.
~, Leo sal ChsrIes. we're w.
sscts1 isst sprtas on charges o.
Sstraudt~s oooeTnment o. .n. ~,
ro,,,s ta1es from numbers eamx'
riy,f f,teI resxlted In hung 1urS'
xeeond tyial broke sp :" nv.
fyisl ,ohea charges Of 5x,v 'om
. 1sTsss Involved Emmsf'' e"o'
later. six Others.
!. Dy CARTER BROOKE SONLs'
. Hsny T. whelan and william =
o'counell. widely known attoenss'
vr, aeautted. and Emmits wa
.,ns. tse '1Ats,s Napoleon" o. "a
kWs1hlnssaa numbers racket ~
y.xs,sa - swo yssfs ard tve ncntn
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