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DENTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 30, 1932
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HOUSTON, April 30.—(—A suit
STRIGK RULES
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disapproval of the move.
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ARE APPROVED
peared at the Chicago hearing.
Ing of the receipt end of on
the county pay checks, one hair
which is a check of the county pa;
and the other a receipt voucher
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The estimated budget for the City
SECRET GROUP
' of Denton during the ensuing fis-
PROBES MARKET
It will be presented to the commis-
June I io May 31 of next year.
by Ward Hajmle;
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earlier than 15 days, from
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for mm
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the city school system under
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ship at senator Robinson
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Sterling Named in
Suit to Foreclose
Houston Building
City Budget For
Next Year to Be
Filed Saturday
HOUSE REJECTS PROPOSAL TO
CONSOLIDATE NAVY AND ARMY
DEPARTMENTS TO SAVE COSTS
Murray Asserts
luiiH tuhiiwnt is
~TfiHei^mhfrtaken
matter.
Program Ready for
Memorial Services
Iding the con ven-
Payne College. El-
Houston, as trustee, and
Cleaves of Houston, as ti
in excellent condition. Moreover, the
industry's figure that the normal
s of the hand gre-
have been thrown
bill
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Delegates
lion are Ho
The county budget must be fed
by June 1. and will be filed some
time next month, Judge Davie said
Saturday
roe Jackson and Miss Roberta Clay,
sponor:; Wichita Fall;-. Junior Col-
lege. witiam Beeman, tauretta Er-
wing. Bernice Trevathan, Kathryn
Douglass, Kathryn Stewart, Rebec-
ca Park; Prances Hyland, W A.
ed a greater expansion at intra-
mural sports and physical train-
ing. even in schools unable to af-
DALLAS, April 30.—.TU-Dr. D.
A. Penick, chairman of the Ath-
letic Commisston at the Association
the pooks of a relative. Watson also
has a san in the office of the coun-
ty tax asessor, who was indicted to-
R. O LeClere as county tax collec-
ment of national defense with a
cabinet member at its head.
Thirty-two
nade alleg
ground with it. Taxpayers know
that an eviator risks his life ev-
ery day, end a politician only
on Nov. 4, every two years
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One of Wounded
Japanese Officials
Dies From Injuries
Plan Sponsored By Democratic Leadership and
Opposed By Administration Forces, in Line
with Hoover’s Wishes.
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Philip Utman of Council Bhuffs
Ta., spent 275 days in jail for shoot-
lug five wild ducks, the penalty be-
ing 15 days per duck, or *55 fine
per duck
head his been billed' for misuse of
county funds, R O. LeClere coun-
ty tax collector having been billed
after confer ston to a (25.000 to $30——
000 shortage Friday and being im-
nttesbtit has stripped it of i
millions of dollars.
As the much altered house
stands today, it is far below
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filing. at which time eitizens may
meet with city heads to discuss any
part of the budget they desire.
The budget must be filed not less
than 30 days before the commission
meeting at which the annual tax
levy is made, which here will come
some time before the regular June
meeting
Department heads were working
on the budget Saturday morning at
the municipal building and it was
convention from engaging in a stop-
Roosevelt movement.
Maintaining they were for Texas'
own John Garner first, the Demo-
cats who gathered here ecpresed
She Want* Part of
$5,000,000
Banquet and Awards
Will Close Session
Commissioners Speed
Four-Year Audit
' of Records
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More Optimistic Outlook Apparent
in Some Business Quarters in U. S.
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Issued During Week
the office accounts.
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WASHINGTON, April 30—(AP)—The House today
rejected a proposal that the army and navy be consolidat-
ed under a department of national defense. The vote was
153 to’135.
Collector Is Named
After Leclere Quits
County, School Budgets
Similar budgets will be filed by
the county, under the direction of
County Judge T B Davis, and by
Parties and Luncheons
Enter tain For
Visitors
Long, Robinson
Th Senate Row
New Collector Named
BEAUMONT, April 30- 45—Hen-
ry Williams, for 18 years treasurer
of Jefferson county. was appointed
today by commissioners to succeed
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Blanton JicOord. John Grimn, Troy
Orimn and Mike Barrett McMurry
College, Josephine Pettit. Eleanor
Jones, Edward Ansley, and Mises
Willie Mae Christopher and Tulle
Luker, sponsors: Sam Houston Col-
The ruling on scholarships, loans
and other matters shall become ef-
fective lor the sessoin of 1933-34
and those on campus employment
immediately.
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section of Honolulu's polyglot pop-
ill.non and it wan only In the end
th 11 th. Orlentals and men of mix- /
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DETROIT—A little thing like
a'broken back ean't keep Dr. E.
J. O'Brien off the job Lying In
a plaster cast as the result of
an automobile accident, be per-
formed four operations In a day.
Ur worked propped face down
on a table raised above the op-
erating table.
Clipped: A steel company adver-
tised for a steno. stating thet any
girl who was not fast need not ap-
ply. An answer came in. It read in
part "I run with my cutout open
at all speeds, and am. In fact a
guaranteed double hydraul c welded,
drop-forged and oil-tempered speci-
men at humtn lightning on a per-
fect thirty-six frame. ground to one
thousandth of an inch." She got the
job. _
•thirteen Ayreshires of A. A M
College heard joined the Chepmay
dairy herd Wednesday, bringing the
total number of the Chapman herd
to 100 milch cows. The 13 A. & M.
Ayrshttes were bought by Miss Hat-
Chapman, daughter of D. W. Chap-
man.
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ers to request the resignation of
County Auditor. Llanos Watson, who *
la a brother-In-law at LClere, be-
cause H Quinn, it wenmi
of Tax on
WASHINGTON, April 30 —(P-
Huey Long constituted today a one-
man Independent democratic bloc
in the Senate - '——
Living up to his reputation for
the spectacular. the former Gov-
ernor of Louisiana threw, up all his
oomanfUtee asaignments tbsenhy
and delivered himseu of a lashing
znt
mhh.
de P—ehe
• 1081, Menaet sriaat las
College, proposed the formation of
a Southwestern Associatten of <761-
leges, with tentative membership tn
Texas. Oklahoma, New Mexico and
Arkanas.
* uMi Southwester Asbocfation
-Whether you are aware of it or
not, Texas ts mentioned in Oklaho-
ma about aa often as it ‘s in your
ctate," he said. “We feel closer to
you than to any otherr state Both
are distinctly southwcstem, rather
than southern. I feel that such a
group would mean much in ac-
complishment for the Southwestern
region educationally."
The proposal was referred to the
executive committee, with invita-
tion to other states to consider the
The city commissioners will then.
I required under the new legisla-
HI
While many busmess executives ap-
pear to feel no Important recovery
in business can be expected before
summer ends. It is apparent that
many statistical and trade organi-
sations ate becoming a/ little more
cheerful.
This growing optim’sm, tempered
though it may be, is largely predi-
cated on reports received this week
that'the automobile industry. after
a slow start. is now beginning to
make a little headway tn its spring
sales drive. The steel industry not-
ed some improvement during the
week in the form of orders.received
by its leading manufacturers from
automobile companies
IRONICLE
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Full Asociateq Prese Lessed Wire
, United Prese Service
Detroit Makes
Drastic Cut Tn
- Employes1 Salary
DETROIT, April 30—im—The
city council in a special session
this morning adopted an.ordi-
nance reducing city salaries 50
-per cent during May and June r
L and thereby balancing the bud-
Belle Curbo and a magician act by
Jimmy Graves. Julian Koon. pres-
ident of the senior clacs served as
maaterof ceremonies Miss Dorothy
Babb directed the games an con-
tests. Sponsors were Misses Mamie
Smith, Ella Cravens, Mr. and Mrs
J. D. Hall Jr
Social events Ficky afernoon
included tea for all visitors at the
Club House, a party for all girls
attending the cchvehtion eb she
NEW YORK—Whisky as a
snakebite cure makes K Kins-
lcy Noble to “Heh! heh!" Mr.
Noble, reptile expert, says hard
liquor and enurterizathon are out
if date as venom remedies. He
arges vac-ationists to carry anti-
venom serum.
fering from severe bruises on the
upper part of his body. Admiral No- i
mura lost an eye and was seriously
wounded in the head.
Sales Texans Oppose
MADRID—In the spring a Span-
ish airman's fancy tightly turns to
thoughts of wild turkey Maj. Ig-
nacio Hidalgo de Cisneros, noted
army oirman. opened the aerial
hunting season by bagging a 25-
pound bird. The airmen do not
shoot the turkeys. They fly after
them until the birds are weery and
sit down on the plains of Castile
Then the aviators alight and catch
them. . - -
“used car" market which in 1
heavily cluttered is now ski
caught Base must be at least 11
inches long, while perch must be
7 inches long to be kept. The care-
ful fisherman will throw back in-
stantly those fish which fall under
the limit, for alibis don't get very
far with the game wardens who
have heard til the good excuses be-
fore And, too, don t forget to stop
fishing when you have added , 20
perch to your string.
Stop-Roosevell
Move In State
MEXIA. Apri 30 - im—Texas ad-
mrers of Franklin D. Rooebvelt
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live and bring out his own ruler to , — - ------- —
check the length, of game fish | would have established a depart-
year.
Councttmar Eugene van Ant-
werp unnouced that: as soon as
sufficient, fuds are obtaled from
further collectio of delinquent
1931 texes he would introduce
an ordinance to reimburse city
workers for the athount cut
from their salaries.
In former days, the only imple-
ments needed to catch fish were a
pole, line, hook, and sinker. with a
little bait, but there is another nec-
essary implement that should be in
every nsherman's pocket when he
starts out Sunday and that is a rul-
er or tape measure. Such an im-
plement might save some ambitious
fishennan a lot of embarrassment
end possibly a good bit of money,
should a game warden get inquisi-
He proposed an amendment to
strike it out, claiming engineers in
civil afe should be given the work.]
Guests were honored with a buf-
fet luncheon at the Mary Arden
Club house at noon Saturday, with
Miase Marjorie Blackbup, Kath-
SHANGHAI, April 30,—(PP—One.
of the five high Japanese officials
severely Injured by a bomb explo-
sion in Kongkew Park yesterday. Y.
Kawabata, president of the Shang-
hai Japanese Residents* Association,
died today.
Of the other four, Mamoru Shige-
mitsu. Japanese minister to China,
was in the most serious danger.
“I believe there are at least 1,000
houses m Denton- that need paint,"
said a man long familiar with hous-
‘ ingcondiuns here. -“No doubt many
of the owners would like to paint
now, while labor and materials are
cheap, but maybe they don't have
the actual cash to pay I feel cer-
tain that there re dealers here
who would be glad to do the Job
and let it be paid for In monthly
Installments, or at some later date.
Two coats of pein would poteo
the house from deterioration. and
cheap as this work can be done now,
— it surely seems that it wonid b<
Aeconomy to have it done. It's my
^■understanding that the average six
room hose car be painted, two
coats, for about $40 to $50."
House — ---—:;
Continues Work on the special
yesterday and indictment for em-
bezzlesent, after his confession of '
a shortage of between $25,000 and '
830.000 in his accounts fe -- 22
The commissioners also took step •
to speed up a four-year audit ott
all county books, which -waa..called:
for recently by a grand jury.
B E Quinn, former county rep-
resentative, asked the commisdon-
.Mriment, said that becnuse of it
day for forgery.
It is ‘rumored’ that the State
Game Commission has placed more
enforcement officers at work, start-
ing this week so as to be ready for
the opening of the white perch end
bass season Sunday. T. O. Bobbitt.
Denton County Warden, when ask-
ed as to whether or not any of the
special officers had been employed
in Denton County was rather non-
communicative, but he said he hop-
ed that the Denton County fisher-
me would observe the rules and
regulations
mo Baker and Lanry Schurman;
Stephen F - Austin college. Char
ley DeShazo, Marie Wilson, Loutse
Spies, John Rhelem. Addison Ice
Anan Galub, John Terry and John
B, Richards. sponsor; John Tarle-
-ton College: Ina Mae Tate. Waldo
WASHINGTON, April 30—(P-
A quiet campaign tn the senate fi-
nance committee to force the gen-
eral sales_tax back into the reve-
- nn e
;nX.r
ford intercollegiate contests. k
Dr. Penick's proposal to drop N.
from membership any school taking for
Mr and Mrs Arthur C Rayzor;
of Dallas, were here Friday to see
his mother, Mrs. J. N. Rayzor, who
has Just returned from Temple,
where zhe underwent an operation
Rayzor said. “Well, while at the
house I found that classified ads in
the Record-Chronicle got replies A
classified rd appeared Thursday
and all Thursday evening and Fri-
day the phone was swamped with
calls, and many who were unable
. to get the house by phone, called
in person." • ■ *
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Next Convention City' -fax Asaeaaor ChaygeU
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Selection l h i 8
The Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration office in Denton closes
Saturday, April 30th. J. T. White-
sides. manager of the office spon-
sored by the Chamber of Com-
merce. said that (10,000 or more
had been loaned to farmers of Den-
ton County through this agency. He
said, "The largest loan effected wrs
for *130 and the feast for *]5 with
an average loan amount of about
$70.*
ZDUNSKA WOA, Poland-
There’s a peasant, here who was
born several hundred years too late.
Going to cattle market, he tried
to sell his son, 1«. for 50 zlory
'about $6). He found a-customer,
too, but just then the police step-
ped in.
of big pool operations will be stud- for filing »
led together with the transaetions +atternoon
The plaintiffs claimed the defend-
ants had defaulted in a note for
*75.000 due August 15, 1931; had
defaulted in a coupon note for *37 -
125 and had been delinquent in
taxes totaling *73.118.
"The indebtedness secured by
mrotzage and sought to be fore-
closed was given tn renewal, rear-
rangement and extension of prom-
issory notes." totaling *1,600.000 the
petitio said
_________________ ___ leen Clayton and Roberta Hollings-
ttreettanorsupt.W.T Doggett ' worth presiding The committee in
~ - charge was: Miss Mamie Smath,
for foreclosure against the Post-
Dispatcn Building Company, nam-
ing Governor Ross S Sterling and
others as defendants, was filed in
federal district court here today by
the New England Mutual Life In-
surance Company.
The defendants named were the
Post-Dispatch Building Company,
Governor Sterling. Mrs. Sterling,
the National Bank of Commerce of
What congress is doing
Saturday.
Senate '
Considers four-department ap-
pre piation bill
Mining sub-qommittee continues
hearings .on Davis-Kelly coal bill
OKLAHOMA crry. April 30.-
(Ab—Governor “Alfalfa Bill" Mur-
ray asserted today impeachment
charges had been prepared against
him. ' .
■“I suspect you could see a copy
in the attorney ger,ual‘s office," he
added.________ _____
Attorney General J. Berry King
raid "the goteraar’s charge, like his
presidential campaign, strikes me
as funny. The only thing tve heard
about either is from him."
The governor’e declaration threw
come light on his motive for ab-
ruptly pturntg to toe MWb from
Oregon to seize the reins of gov-
or scholarship are awarded for
nthlotie ability, of by other than
the roguish faculty representatives
handling such matters ..when he la
beneficiary to a loan fund not. dis-
tribufeg through leguthr Taaut
channafs; or when a college grants
or abets erm ter financial assist-
ance to athletes than to non-ath-
letes,
it was ordered that all campus,
Jobs be pair for on an hourly basis,
except in unusual case, and that
atudents not so paid be given a
written agrtement specifying duties
and pay and that reports be made
to conterence president ty each
memper school on all financlal ald
the types mertioned.
approximate billion dollar total that
is needed, despite stiff raises that
have.been writter Into many sched-
ules. Senator Reed <R. Pa > has
led the drive under which specfal
excise taxes have been mowed down
like ninepins, admitting he seeks to
compel use of the sales tax which
the house rejected so vigorously.
Older heads on the finance com-
mittee give him no chance
The Preeinet Conventions of the
Democratic party wUl be held Sat-
urday. May 7th.. when delegates
will oe chosen for the County Con-
diention to ba beldgthe 10th. The
Wounty Convention will select deje-
"gates and alternates to the Blair
Convention to be held in HUtBUOry-
Ma 24th. The State Convent lor
win have • total vote, or delegates,
of 1.718. based on a total vote at
857,773 votes cast for Governor in
the second primary at the last elec-
tio. The State convention vote at
each county will be on the bas’s
of one vote for each 500 or major
fraction thereof ces for the Dem-
ocratic candidates for Governor in
the 1930 second primary That will
give Denton County 15 votes in the
State Convention
conference was adopted by unani- -
mous vote. ' six weeks sent his resignation
Dr. w.B. Bizzel. president of ths
University of OOklahoma and for- --------- - —
mer President of Texas A. a M .ed »•,,«» press by. * deputy of hl-
... .Yr will he nracentar te +he rommie-
Davis, Boston, Mass.. fnancler. Mrs.
"Walter is shown above as she ap-
Oklahoma: Partly cloudy,
er in extreme west portion t
Sunday partly eloudy.
Emi Texas: Partly elm
night; Sunday renerally tab
to irperate morthen w«
the eoast.
Weal Texas: Generally I
night and Sundap; smewh
COUNTY mi '
FACES NDICTMENI
of Texas College, today recommend- mediately billed.
The indictment charges the rats-
last night evinced detergaligation to_____ _
seek to prevent the Texas delega- Rleninger, Ellzahrth Long. Wood-
tion fo the Demoeratt National ' - -----
by Yin Kitsu, a Korean revolu-
tionary from Manchuria, entered
Shigemitsus body. He passed a
fairly good night,at the hospital,
however, end was said to be bearing
> up as well as could be expected.
The other victims General Yo-
shinori Shirakawa, Major General
Kenkichi Uyeda and Admiral Kichi-
saburo Nomura, were recovering
I General Shirakawa, commander-in-
• chief of the Japanese land forces
here, lost all his teeth and was suf-
vor Mary Arden Club House and a stag
the party at Lake Dellas, with approx-
Mmes J. D Hall Jr. and Mrs. J.
L. Kingsbury An informal pro-
gram was carried out at-this time
Delegates Here -----------
The resignation, typed on Lti- E-
Hew «ry from the tax aseenorY de- —«
health, which made it impossible for *
him to give his official duties the
attention they required he asked 3 .
that the resignation be accepted ef-
' fective immediately.
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HOLLYWOOD, April 3e——The
Congressmen that suggested
cutting government aviators
salaries to help balance their
NEW YORK. April 30— (
Lieut. 7 homes H Massie, and two
enlisted men. Altert O Jones and.
E J- Lrd, wer found guilty late
yesterday bv a territorial eireuits
court jry whietfecemmendeddht-
lency ' ' ' 2 S
How the fury voted was revenled
today It split at first nearly along 7
of many known big fradere. The
investigation will include "bull" as
well aa "bear" pools
Resumption of hearings depends
on what evidence is found in the
secret tnvesmtgation. "
Seek Restoration
WASHINGTON, April130.—
Secret investigatops were sek t
.work for the Sente bankine eom
mittee, to find any abuses that may
exist in the operations of" the New
York Stock Exchanca. ■__ __
William A. Gray, committee coun-
sel. was proceeding carefully in his
selection of agents but he already
had som: on the maw of evidence
and leads which hav accumulated
Gray will go to New York next
week to supervise investigation of
brokerage arid stock exchange rec-
ords. .
Information on more than a score
Seven building permit*, totaling
$3,995, were issued by U» city of
Denton during the week * •
Six permits were issued to J. A.
Barton to repair dwellings for the
Farm and Home Savivgs and Loan
Association and were as follows
To repair dwelling at 111* Panhan-
dle Street at a coat of *125; at
1000 Pantandle Street, coating »«;
at 738 Sehmitz Street, costing *80:
at 810 West Syeamore Street, at
a cost of at 815 West Oak
Street, costing MO: and at 818 Pan-
handle Street, at a cost of 850.
The other wa^ issued to Vestal
&a-Neugle to rebuild a frame dwel-
mg at 2318 North Locust for Mrs.
J M Owens, costing $31,500.
The ether day Mr Hemy
Ford visited Mr. Hoover and
told nim that what the coun-
try needed was a "new eight”
and a garden. Most people got
no room for a gardeh. so what
Mr. Ford will do is put out a
ear with a garden tn tt, then you
hoe as you go. Yours.
part in intertoneginte athletics
without belonging to a recognized
The proposal was sponsored by
the Democratic le-dership and was
variously estimated to save from
*25.000.000 to (100,000.000.
Representative Snell of New York.
Republican leader, and adminis-
tration forces, strongly opposed the
proposition. —
Its defeat came in the form of the
approval of an amendment to
strike the merger provision from
the pending omnibus economy bill.
President Hoover had voiced his
To Appeal Hawaii
Slaying Conviction
HONOLULV. FAprit (0—ibThe ~
indictment on which Mrs. Grace.—
Fortescue and her three-naval co-
defendants were convicted of men-
slaughter for the death of Joe Ka- '
hahakat will hr the-ladder on which '
the case will be taken to the higher
courts, Defehse Attorney Montgom- M
ery Winn announed today. . .
Winn charged the indictment was
returned after pressure was used by 3
a territorial court.
Mrs. Fortescnic, her son-In-law. A
PuhIL Works Plan Adopted
WASHINGTON. . April 30—-
The administration -sponsored pro-
posal to create an administration
of public works was approved today
by the House as a part of the
measure reducing Federal expendi-
tures.
Under the plan, all government
public building and public works
activities except rivers and harbors
and military and. naval construc-
tion would have supervised by one
administrator paid $10,000 a year.
Ite proponents contended it
would eliminate many duplicate ac-
tivities at various departments.
, Repuesentative LaGuardia. Re-
publican-Independent opponent of
the bill, attacked the section per-
mitting the administrator to use
army and navy engineers.
cal year, required under a law pass-
ed at the last session of the Leg-
islature. will be filed by Mayor B.
W. McKenzie this afternoon, city
officials said Saturday morning
Denton's budget will cover the
cover the 12-month period from
thould switch to Roosevelt if It be-
came apparent Speaker Garner
could not be nominated.
A resolution offered by H C. Mc-
Carthy at Eastland and adopted
tnantmousty deplored "the action
of Alfred E Smith in seeking to
inject dlacord and personal animos-
ity into cur party ranks on the
eve of victory."
The program fo the annual
memorial services to be held Sunday
afternoon by Denton Lodge No. 83.
' I. O. O. F., a( the Odd Fellows
cemetery is announced by the chair-
man. H B Caddell. The program
will begin at 3 o'clock. Odd Fellows
meeting at the hall at 2:30 to at-
tend in a body.
The program follows
Invocation. J. C. Parr: poem
'Why Should the Spirit of Mortal
be Proud?”; quartet; reading; talk
for Confederate veterans. J C Parr;
"History of the J. O. O. F Cemete-
• ry". Oeo M Hopkia master of
ceremonies, L. A. McDonald.
yearly/k mand in this countty calls
tie more guarded in their forecast*, for 3,000,000 cats a year Indicates ________
a need for replacements now. * ecenomy progrem.
BEAUMONT, April 30,— .
(AP)—Arthur L. Leonard.
Jefferson County tax assess- ’
or since 1927, was indicted
by the criminal district court
grand jury at noon today on ।
a charge of forgery by alter-
ations. His bond bus set at
$5,000.
The estimated extent of his op-
erat’ons, and his resignation was i
written out to be presented to - 1
county commissioners' court in spe- .4
clal session at 3 o’clock Ulis after- 4 d
noon. . , ‘ .d
II is the second tune within 24 . - J w
housrtrat 3 county department— —J
.v‛
■ 1 v
" . L
ernment from Acting Governor
Robert Burns, and his slipping
t cross the state line to speak in
Amarillo Thursday night
ReceWfig the impenenment of
Governor Henry S. Johnston. Mur-
rey said the ' big corporations"
have "Aive-Told. greater reasons for
wanting me out of the way."
Governor Jack Wali on also was
impeached and removed han-at-
tko.
What would taste good for dinner
tonigte? How many wtves have ask-
ed that question—and, how many
brides of the future will ask it
dr indinerent husbands; right a f tet
breakfast or lunch? Hopefully at
first, almost desperately after a
time, and finally as part of the dally
soliloquy For every wife discovers
that a man with a newly satnned
palate la a total lom aa a source
of inspiration for future meals.
Nevertheless, it's an important
and trying matter, this business of
planning the menu. There are cook
books, of course, but better than
that, why not find out what's new
in the markets? Pick up your Rec-
ord-Chronicie-that will teU you
You'll find an inspiration lot many
a meal without dragging weery feet
from store to stole, looking for what
would taste good. Read the ads
cash day, and you’l find that you
navy time, gave money and get bet-
ter merchandise.
1
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1 pay .
acher . F
■ A 95.
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- e.k
Leonard, who has been confined----R
to his home by illness for the past F
to 4
the county court house, where it
arrived about noon and was hand-
stoners court at 3 o’cleck, and -M -
expected to be accepted effective
immediately
8 50 ;
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ABOUT
TOWN “
A business session featur-
ed the Saturday morning
meeting of the Texas Inter-
collegiate Press Association,
in session at Teachers Col-
Jege. A formal banquet this
evening at the American
Cafe, at which contest
awards will be made, will
close the three-day meeting.
The final business meeting was
scheduled for, the afternoon, with
the selection of the 1933 meeting
place, the . election of officers for
next year and other business to
be taken up. Joe Skiles, president
of the organizatjon, presided at all
business meetings.
During-the morning, report* were
made by the resolution and amend-
ment committee, new members, all
standing committees and executive
group A general discussion on “How
Can This Association Be Improv-
ed? was held during the greater
part of the seton.
Separate meetings were held Fri-
day afternoon, for the newspaper
delegates and for the yearbook
delegates and business-managers.
All delegates were guests of the
college at a party held at the Mary
Arden Club House Friday evening.
Entertainments included races, ath-
letic contests and other events
The program consisted of a song
sponsor.
Sui Ross Teachers College. Gilbert
Mize, Dr. G L. Eason sponsor,
Mrs G L Eason: West Texas
Teacher College Margaret Darnall.
Sally, Mary Campbell. Martha Nell
Long. Farris Sears. D. C. Blythe
end Dp F M. Darnall. sponsor;
Simmons Univrsity, Lewis Jobe.
tonal rise in some Ines is entirely
likely. There are many, however,
who hold that an upturn at this
time, when seasonally it is not ex-
pected. might serve as an unusually
effective stimtilus to all business. By
arresting the continued decline of
general bupiness, U is held in some
quarters. (he upturn would afford
a breatning space, and a turn-about
tn trend might effect a great change
in public psychology. |
The automobile industry reports
several conditions on whih it bases
hope for gradual improvement. The
belief that the state delegation Rachman and
time, tupped on the rebellious mem-
ber and employed his most sarcas-
tic oratory in a challenge to contest
for the leader's poet
He called Longs comm™Mee, resig-
nation a "comic opera ′ that
does not do Justice to the comic
talents and power of the senator
from Louisiana" He referred to
Louisiana's "king fish" as that
"great genius in statesmanshtp."
But neither this nor other salies
floored the Louisiania, who wound
up. - .. . »_ - -
"H be d just kept on talking a
little, longer we would have got
closer together When he quit, he
was just about to nominate me for
leader"
K all resulted from Robinson
openly opposing Lone's resolution
to instruct the finance committee
to limit all inconies to a $1,000,090
annual maximum, and lifetime in-
heritances to $5,000,000.
its final seton as the state Board 0
vocational education, of which the
personnel la the same as that of the
iormer group
H. * E.. Frogram Adopted
A five year plan of home ecc-
nomics teaching requpirements was
adopted, upon recommendation of
Miss Lillian Peek, supervisor of the
subject for the state tt wtit be put
into effect .at the University of
Texas. Several other school* had
contested for this program.
The board also made routine al-
lotments of Federal vocational
fund, which are matched annual-
ly by the state:
A new defniHon of the mean-
ing of athletic subsidation, propos-
ed by Dr. Penick, was approved by
the Association of Texas Colleges.
Under the rule, the following ac-
tions would be considered improp-
er:
For colieges to delegate an ath-
letic coach as canvasser for pros-
pective students; to offer jobs to
athletes as a means of ihdueine
them to enter a certain college; or
to offer athletes free tuition or
scholarships.
Exceptions to the last two cases
were made in cases where an ath-
lete apt 8 lea through routine chan-
nels and not through paid member
of athletic department* for regu-
lar scholarships, loans or other
awards.
New Subsidizing Regulations
- An athlete is to be regarded as
ubidived by lobs pn which It*
pay exceeds more than he could |
------ , - reasonably be expected to earn in ■
lege. Edison Hentung. Bill Fuqua, the college year; when free tuition
A divorce and part of the $5,000,-
000 estate left by the late Edward
C Waller, Sr., is the aim of Mrs.
Alice Miriam Hall Waller who is
suing in a Chicago court. She wants
the divorce from the younger Wal-
ler whose attorneys charge that
Mrs. Waller's real residence is in
Coronado Beadh. Calif., where her
home was bought by Howard Clark
Norman Hockersmith. and Willis
Smith, sponsor: Abilene Christian
College, Virgil Bernard, Everett
Maxwell. . .W Cecil. Grace Little-
field and ML” Paralee Patterson,
sponsor; and College of Art* and
industries; Horace Owings. Her-
schel Cudd, Ed O'Brien and Hubert
Boyd.
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