The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 190, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 3, 1931 Page: 1 of 4
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Iron ; the
thn Rotary program at
n today. featuring Texas iude-
C* : Day. |5? '•'íp^'
iueutly lauding the bravery and
rlotlsm of those who save to Tex,
i privilege* Of religious and cl-
'**, the upeakcre took oc ,
■ warn tfc# people the na-J
a wliolv Hgainst alt forms* o:
■ft He devlured that the, .'o^
depreaaion in conducive tr
ism but that audi a coume
"" nM@i" HÜ
of the
of Tex
rebellion
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In the
response
within
i$- pao-
oppres-
tfrottld be baiWul itf the end.
tiH
icliratloii *
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a*am t Mexico made by
nW*in behalf 6f
flP Oí, M*en
to ' spirit > <
tk breaat of
pie <0 throw .
«lon.| p$J$
ing beyo
e and hi*
speaker |
pire ' state thai
of what was one*' I
Jltaiico. He declared
iTtfáná' of
llvM ttf tm pi
ral
Work Of Recfaiming
Orangef ield Well,
The Brownie-Bobbette
há suspended Woirk lamíiornrlly oí
McLean No. 8 at Orangcfield. %her«,
an attempt at reclamation han been
M progresa -fifor ■ ¿evetfel days.
Spi|: at' work were rewarded only
by two o * thrée gas blowouts. Al-
though a derick ha beeh completed
on the Tasco lease by the I* J. Til-
lery Oil company, drilling has not
started, It was imported totliy 'V' ::
tttgie end of
t th# Alamo,
the fjfeat em-
ba*ved out
H
id that
ajgi&
f'■
ife
US
... a,<if. *adt
l>**0 encouraged
Of degression ,H«
Ji
vite unto lived, fce found that 7« jier
Cpnt of theonce prosperous .black
land a roa wae owned by (lie loan
.«orapnnlee an a fewrtt of n wave of
prosperity that followed the world
war. Thane once prosperen* nyrn are
opeo A^JlaWíOitf ,,lflnuenfC5. be
Kefertng... to the victories upon
which ^xas and thin nation were'so
well • founded, v;b<4s said that lie
Would like bo know what the polk.
tlelaiiN of this age would have done
had they been hi power "in those mem-
ted the fact that the gov-
nd .íeuMieU wher<!
i V bureaus. deals with
op nnd Inoulsi^ory ."forms.
I that ' the' American people
tjétó^jjjt ,;.|pr; I tpe;J/iMi"
Uleif dimerous 'law
pi* tfh earth. Thousands
fed, placed on the
books IP' fbi«ott>ri' bo ioi.d,
paco Sow belhg"Vet>t py'*the
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It can in«>tti oBly destruction.
>mong 'other tblas. be
6uid ' happen. wouW be lii.
¿Hp" "ü>v«cMm /(OWnersblp,1 ATOÉ
1 uUlmdtely - menu social iom lit
of Che great est" avila seao by
■the speaker are monopoly and gov-
ernment ownerslrip. He Reminded lilf.
audience thai other republics have
fallen and that the jiefeple muit tlilnk
and act accordingly, Or suffer a ■■aim.
liar .
Th« spirit of optimism was en-
couraged by the «peakor, who made
the 'application locally. He said that
Texas has not yét tasted of the
great things which *111 oome to her
Among other thing he predicted a
population of ten million and trvat
MffllHffiBand (^ricult ' jUj " ||
FORT WORTH Mar. 8—(AP)-r,
Southern Methodist" Mustangs and
T. C, U.Progs stacking up ' almost
equally offensively and defenseively
take the ' painted coat tonight
to settle who Is who In the south-
west conference cage ilnce. They are
In a deadlock for Icadrshlp with 8
«¡in and three defeats each.
The Mustangs In 11 games played
■ m .-i,.-,...... tare scored 488 points against their
I Opponents U2 points. T. C. I.T., in
¿ thfl iame number of «amew, register-
od 412 points against opponents 880.
which Thug the Mustangs on seasoh'p
play ate 11 points in front of T C.V.
offensively, but 18 points behind the
Piogs. defensively ' 1 • 'lt ;
County Depo8itoi||
Kpids totóQpcne^i,;
Jn <hé' outset
fS§MM
| At tjie next meeting of the <?ounty
commissioners which will be held on
Monday, March 9bids ftn the coun-
ty depository will bo opened. Pro-
Vlóus Wds wore tcjectedT "un-
derstood that bids advertised for
road buildlug machinery also will he
opened at the next moeting.
•*•/: ' ■. Sssss™®® :''# I;!.
NEW
The palms
Mfcr, S-t-; (AP)-r-
•iní a "
mmmlm
Ung them te witness^ the
. «h, beckon
am #eek. cal
mcnt. He proml
own'from the
mcnt, happiness
jiff xfevidf';
m. tary ot the
to' titf# all efforts
rn comes into its}
ioplnt of develop
id contentment.
I
toe area Boy
of Miami
♦o the fight faithful ,t
wjr.utb&nr '>1 I I.
second battle of the southltind wilb
Primo Camera of Italy 1 a«d ' ítómí
Maloney of, Boston as the 'Principals.
But for those who must remain In
the north there «JÜ* nio lacK of fistic
entertainment. Battles in Boston
Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago and
Oakland, Calif., share the spotlight
Wit'. the Miami seda p. ¡
Carnero, is scheduled to take hie
highly publicised cracked lib into
the Miami ring Thursday night to
'face Moloney, who gave him his one
American defeat In Boston last sum-
mer. With nothing in partioular de-
pending on the outcome, the finan
eial success of the, show still is" In
as much doubt as that of the year's
first battle of the palms last week.
The Walker Risko flight brought
■few profits. . , .. y§Íf:i:.
aRBENVHdiE, Tex Mar l-(AP)
—Leopold Ctodenheimer, \88, salesman
of New Orleans, 'wM
K WAflHTNOTON. Mar. 3—tAP>-
A ton mlllUflk a year saving in in-
terest Will Iw cffeoBil by thip t-easiiry
the middle of this month through a
$2,4«ii.0iMy,0«0 financing )>rogriini.
Bonds and certificate's will be is-
eued at^ rock bottom interest rates—
the lowest the government hah ob-
tained on a major finoneluK enter-
prise. The treasury will use the new
issue mainly' to retine *1,10Q.00U
000 of reiiniry notes. The remain-
der Is to he used for the meet I in
the 50 per cent loans now bein«
made to veterans on their compen-
sation ' certificates. mSm\
Dated March to, the treasury will
sell at par 8500,000.000 of 1Í year
8 8-8 bonds; 8800.000.000 Of six
t-2 certificates of indebted-
60a,000.000 of one year
cent certificate . In addlt-
tíij retirement progrotA and
rana funds, there is ahont
0 Interest in the public
„ arch
f jtlme sfflf trcastny gets this
money, Returns on the quarterly In-
come tax payments will: be pouring
in. A considerable drop Is expected
from March 18 of last year. Then
8888,000,000 was paid on incomes;
this year the experts arc coupthig on
abóu
01 June. |
The Maidch refnndng operation in
the first Of a series confronting
the government at Intervals all tbrti
the next two years.
month
: .-«i
Parker Leaves
the direction of f'hrt Paiv
ker, at, the ajtriciilnt.ai .liviilon t oí
the Salvation Army relief department
two tiiMliM left here this atoniliiK f„r
Kan Renito. jCncU of these U'licl,:
Wiir he loaded with io.ooo ti.iunds
of fruits and vegetubles donated by
the San Hen It o Chamber of Coin-
merce to the <an*e r.f charily, Thp
finilts aild vegetables which will be
available <;v tomorrow will be h. ought
here apt! turned over to the Solvat-
ion Army and the Red Cross for dis-
tribution jimoiiK the unemployed.
Arrringeniepts for the two truck
loads.of .vegetables wer«> minie by the
Orange Chamber«,'of Commerce. ' r
It was fvuiid that the eOst of the
freight and' refrigerator service on
a ■ carload of fruits mid vegetables
frpin Han Henito to Orange would
be prohibitive, so the t. ticks were
used instead, both of them together
with fuel being donated for the trip.
examined the stomach of Miss Drav
erf and found 8.8 grains of grain al-
cohol, 17 of wood alcohol and 22
of formaldehyde
í Tile prospect that Virgil Klrfcbrtd
was' killed,- and
■ Bern Hoyara. 2fi, sI o of Ne* Orleans.
¡fc . council,' in a a&ori talk, mil that a
" ^ '■::: receotljf lasued chart of atluidlng of
areas of tlie rtWotj eoinposetl of the
ctates of Téxa , Oklahoma and New
Mexico, bad given this -Mfe.. thiril
place. He has aince ftarned that an
•rrt r was mad* that liopt tht> Sa-
mm
was injured near
Whew thtlr • nutomi
end of a ,
■here yesterday
ran iato "the
of,
to 'M
pr«4id*d
Will tell frtim the witness stand his ed ; his secretary to nnno'unce that
relationship yrl& AtJené Droves be- , tlie' firc bad ho connection with the
epate less cerl.aln with the announce-, White Russions or tjie soviet rh-
mcnt bv defense counsel today that g|iiie. v'.; ,J¡ <
It would ask for the directed vcrdict;
Seven day^i have liéen required for
Indiana to piece together Its story
of the David Thompson party or
last Nov. ' 29, of Klrklnnd's alleged
brutality toward his swetheart. and
of her death,
As the prosccutinu attorney
sees it. the state's testimony .ended
yesterday, throws a shadow of tlie
electric chair across the life of Kirk-
.land. . /¿liar''' Ü 'AH?*, "i
Hew
f Little Damaare M
Although there was a heavy .frost
and solfeé lee hire this mortíng fol-
KW/ÍOIW, Tex. Mar., 8— <AP)—
Texas rangers and local 'officers to.
day began another roundup of oil
camp gamblers, bootleggers and oth.1
er undeMrhales, nfter arresllng Itlii
persons yesteiday nnd Inst night.
The rangers said they would remain
until ail drifters . bad been driven
oik or Kilgore.
KHXIORK. Tex. Mar. 8—(API-
Vice and crime were in precipitate
.retreat from this mushroom oil boom
town today before the determined
thrust pf Texas rangers.
While hundreds of undesirables,
women and men who thronged the
<!itv after discovery of oil nil in the
vfclnlty. fled over highvpys and
railroads, more than 80. Including
two believed to be escaped convicts,
were held In jail at I«ongvlew.
Sweeping into Kilgore yeaterday
afternoon, after gathering nearby
j from varíen* stations over the ¡state,
18 rangers and other officers, led
by Captain Tom illckman of the
rangefs. raided dominoe parlors
ca^s, drug stores and many othei
places of bu«|nes. auestlng approxi
mately 80 persons.
A church wits utilised as n Joil
an to it the patrrll wagon borrowed
frtjm nearl y l«ongvlew "'brought load
after Idad of prisoners to he exam-
inetl by the officers. If the suspept:'
could, show they were work'lng they
wet released, but If they appeared
to be of questionable 'character the>
Were detained.
Detective Captain Ijeonuvd Pack
and two identification experts from
Dalla worked with the rangers
questioning those arrested and check
Ing their records. Whea some claimed
they wet* working m*n, they were
.... ordered to show their hiuuls for
HOaZ.'z;.■"&-tumt ton.
A squad of rangers from the Mex-
ican border, headed by Capt. Albert
Mace, and directed by Ranger Sgt
M. U. Clonxnles. whp had l een on
the ground seveihl days, raided New-
town. a nighborhood of sbnekes west
of Kilgore. They returned to Kilgofc
on . their jwnlcs, driving dozens of
prisoners on jfoot before them. •' j
The raiders were asslstd by the
weafhed, which was wet and cold and
drove many floaters indoors where
they were easily accessible. II
brought loud complaints from the
prisoners In the church, however
and natural gas was hastily piped
Info the building ami stoves installed
Contrary to; the hlstoty. of similar
raids In other boom towns In the
state, no gambling paraphernalia or
liildur war *e||ted. hhd only one man
was found to: have on his person , r
email quantity of; a narcotic. Thh
prlso-hcrs were Carefully searched
nevertheless, ánd a quantity of vic-
ious knives were found. '< '*
Officers said th(> purpose of the
raids was to rid the town o.f undo-
■Irables and to break up ii criminal
gang believed to* be operating in
Kilgore. Police Chief-P. JC, Mcin-
tosh and his assistants recently in-
ducted Into office with Incorpprntioc
of the town, worked with the rangers
Mayor Malcotu Crlm, quoted a« say-
Ihg, "We will make Kilgore one oil
lis Tournament
To Be Sponsored
By League
The senior Kpworth league nf the
Ff.vt Mcihodifit i-hurili has arranged
to,; spoiiMir, « tenuis. tournament
amort* its meiiibci-e, beginning soon.
The wiiiiilmr tesim is to play llio
Klrst Meibodlst church ot lieaumoiit,
Himouticeil. Thotie Wishing to
Ifilrn ' iinnl ' lii <lii> Imiini.i ,ni,n« uii!'
talé part In the totirtminóat are re-
•luestfd to register with >(Ji
'mmM
Surah
IS
3
. JHHBHH. ■ ISTANBUL Turkey, Mar S^AP).
about, ISOO.OOO.OOn total by the end ¡ —Leon Tititaky. Russian revolution-
' ary leader who for more than a year
has been a man without a country,
has been burned out of house and
home, fv' T-',
The villa whUh. he has occupied
during his exile on Prinklpo island.
In the sea of Marmora, took flro he-
fore dawn Sunday and burned Itefore
Trotsky ahd wife, both of whom
are ill' with malaria, could '■ res-
eñe more than a few of their i s-
eesions. ^ .
The fire Itpgan from an oyerheat-
BtOVft in rt: bath.mOm oir the lflfwer
we- of the Wlla,. and awaicenml !iha
fcecretary atfd cook of Troisky who
roused' the rest of the household.
The secretary scixed two fire ex-
tinguisher* but both were empty.
When the Turkish' firemen artived
they had no water and the house!
burned while they debated what to
do- £%>•; r -i'
Trotsky was not able to save even
a suit of clothes, Imt |ie did preserve
•oma valuable letter!^ from Lenin.
Materql for a hook which he was
writing wns lost a was his valuable
ed
VALPARAISO, find. Mar 8—<AP>
Judge nrant Crnmpnckcr today oyer-
iHilexI a motion for a directed vcr
diet Of acquittal; and4 the defense be-
gan it* ease In the trial of Virgil
Kirkland for the murder of Ajiené
Dntfves. his a year old Oary swM-
heart. ;y'': -í'' 'V'
Dr^ R. K.S Hargec. professor Of
t0*'^l0®pÍ|Í8Mw«l™Í^^-'í¿W^t' PiPiiiiPP'P II
first defense witneM, teslfleil he bad- Ijbraiy of hundreds of hooka. He
managed to save a manuscript of a
history of the Russian revolution
which Is about to be publlshe^.
He tlnd hi wjfe took refuge In
a Prinklpo hotel, where he • instruct-
ED
lowing the sudden dik>p in tem:
ture. It' l believed that little dam-
age will lie sustained by the young
crop of truck This conclusion is bas-
ed qp *QTe fact that frost. meitdB
quicKÍy as a r^iult «^f the dampness
of the Jtonnd,
Dapper "Toddy" Dillon Arrested With
Socially Prominent Woman, Identified
ilrByFive/
Hotel Hold-up Gunman
ail'
o'clock.
^fed^&t^lapfier I
lid "Toddy'; ' Dillon of St Mrtls,
unce the central flffuwi Iti the friys-
cery *0f hts pbyhiclan-father, into the
hang Of the Chicago police esterdrty
as a hot !, holdup. '
He wa identified the police aald
>y «re victime-*.: j
Clad In a gf y ault and «pats with
-t carnation 111 his buttonhole, the
U yeap old St Loulsan, accompanied
sas.'k prominentj®)onng wo'
theatre perty in the
night. So did Albert
tjrho loat 90 ceats rec#nüy
holdup at the DeWitt hotel,
strolled into the loWy between
«eta. Baker taw bim, called the man-
mmmm> the police *er ' eummonedi.
later tmik Dillon fr6m
whose nVnie i ^thheld,
met Dillon at
alrplnpe tríft ,to the >astj At /the
police'' "ahowup.*' hOtiWm. four hotel
holdup victims, In addition té Bu-
keT said they recognls«M him us a
robber and police planned to bring
4o more victims to view him.
"This le preposterous,'' Dillon de-
"I don'l think* 1 «íiould be ar-
rested, even In Chicago. I am a res-
pectable cltlsen and a gradtiate of
tale university. My father is a lch
'dll man."
Dillon admitted that within the
oiWa five years he had served tcims
In, Sing Sing and the Klmira. N. Y.
reformatory. Six years ago he was
arreateil in connection with tW in-
veatlgation of the death of his father.
Dr. William A, Dillon, who % was
shot to death on the campus
of
He
y, St Lonis.
of the doc-
jail an a reault, of
ifc Wr*t Cort A«hu
¡A blood transfus!
tó,,|n an effort to
;; PORT ARTHUR. Mar. 8—(AP)~
Oliver Clark, about 81, | in a hos
pitai with four bullet wounds and a
seaman op ah oil tanker is in city
jail an a re*ult.. of a >hootlng affray"
bur eaily today,
lisian was resorted
*avc Clark's Hfo.
taxi stand here. iMMj!
_.-(e «hooting occnred, according
to Mice, when Clark demanded that
he he let In a rtiom #frf the other
man was. Cl&fc sala the ofher mán
«hot first . t.''.V"'■' ■'''í
No charges have been filed against
the seaman pending the outcome ol
Cfojfk' injurié . , ' >' ' .
dBounds
Crop Plots
■Penóle bnlldtoig timaríais consti-
tuted a large percentage of the Car-
go taken on here by the tug ISvit
for the Jdhifsor'^ bayou farmers.
Thin movement of fence building ma-
terials Is due to augmented programs
being carried out by the farmers
Ml ex tending the hounds of thely
cdops for the coming season
Duo to the extreme mild wlnler,
dtock of all kinds in the bayou ter-
ritory Is* In belt"!- condition than
f¡ many
yen .
w
BRBNHAM. Texi
■Struck «fe
Ing on the I
Jankowiak. 0
owlak. of 11
of b«r*
au
town. ¿ that i n't tough," In a «late-
ment
mm
newcomer were welcome
•not nodeaIrabl««, -
MlSKOCItl
RICHMO,\t>, Tex. Mar. 3—(AP)
—Jason Dqdd, 30. besides having
two wonnda In his jáw apd shoulder,
is In the county Jail here today on
three charge of assault to murder,
one of felony theft ■ and another of
burglary.
.lie is alleged to have shot three
times at .Fohntiy Hanun of Houston
and one time each nf Carl iSwedman
and Reh Alaxsa. both of Houston,
who were fishing at luike Oeorge
about nine mijes out of Richmond.
Saturday '
Dodd also Is alleged to linve b<t -
ken Into the home of B. J.. Jones.
Jr., and obtained n shotgun nnd pis--,
tol, • . ,
„■ ■ '' ' ' . , [ft
Sherff T. R. Roane nnd deputy
Perry .Haniilton. called to the s<>ene.
shot simultaneously, they Raid, wlter
Dodd pointed a gun at them from
the porch of the hoime. Roth shot*
hit Dodd who wns brought to Jail
here, .
.Neither of the Houston men were
hit by the bullet fired by Dndd. ¡.
Vidor Wildcat Fails
To Show Paydirt
At 6350 Feet
Although a depth around fl8SO feat
has been reached in the flhlf Pro-
duction company's wildcat nt VI-
dor, no oil showing been en-
coiintered. In spite of rumors to tlie
'""««•nry.
No Infoifnation as to what depth
the well will he drilled before helnp
abandoned If no oil is found, was
given out today.
Bsatenslve preparations hare been
tpade in the Vfdór terltóry to take
core of much addlfional business.
Th'ousonds of dollars wiirth of hi.vril-
ties hare heel! sold on JandH in that
üü£i,í
Kelly
mm
Die Will Take
tí Of Office
t Next Congress
Efforts To Secure
Names Of Loan
14 . Mo. Mar. S—(AP
wea felling this morn-
Í nlglit ,of Iroat which wet
by the fruit /powers at *v
iive- for prametin* budding,
Martin Die , of Orange; automatic-
ally become congressman from the
second dlatrlct. I tomorrow, Match 4.
This does not mean that he has tak-
en the oath of office, which lie wont
be given until December 4 when the
next regular session opens, or at n
special, session, If any, Dles< explain-
ed today.
Ernest Seale of Jtaíper ha been u
selected bv Die as his^. chief sécre- under the loans
tary and hftdHÉtken clmw of the of-
flce in M'aOTWjHon. At this time
Dies was'nét able to state Jitit wjicn
he will be in "Washington next. He
eald he! contemplates maxing several
trips to the capital during the y coy.
JT"
Wm
Black Clouds Of Depression Are
Finds Julius H. Barns In Report
President's National Business Survey
■■
H NOTo
WiSS
aSrarl a—(AP)—
rigbn, finds .IWllitf
I clearing. Things arc
Ing better, signs a.w opdmhitlc.
Such I ' the report of President
Hoover's nájlloiuil huffcgess sttrvey
confcrencn for the mldwestern sea-
eon. Not only in the United States
but abroad a well were the clouds
of dep>,«salon seen pushed back by
the light of confidence iind energy,
Some of the bright spot , he re-
'$«§• ''V- íiái'Uj}'-
nirrlng demonstration that In-
éhéraily, has attained an rtd-
of stocks, production and
In which even a moderate
" demand Willi have 1m-
M ■ ¡iCffHwiSi t ■ HH"i!
i*' that reduced city
into lower .farm
In which there
üiPSí'1
over the past two and ojie ihn.1l
months baa reflected tin . improved
condition." «• • /-'wiMkiM
Abroad, he said. "Repented evl
dences of improved condition* arc
reported." :-\S-pwX,
The reports from American busi-
ness were. added names, all accomp-
anied "almost uniformly by expres
sions of. confidence and energy which
are apparently themselves the fruítp
or Improvement."
Collections In, wholesale centers
for the past several weeks were
classed as only fair, end Instance
sales were lower;.In January than
In the same dionth in 1030. Rjiird-
lng construction was a little less
than |d0,000,000 off frpm a year
imtm With corresponding reduction
lug, mdtirrtttl moveménl ,
portifeáMl
Structural ÍÜW in viJánuary
ALDANV, N T. Mar 8-(AP)~
Communlst agitators stligcd a 20 -M
miaato riot at; (tó''NíS;;Iorl
capítol today. It Wns ipieil«l
tate trdopens after a hand
afllct .oti the floor and
llerles of the uxsembly ch
and on the steps of the .eapib
The ensMaltles were few,
of the rioters nursed bruise
and ribs, and ('nplain J. I
of tlte constabulary had his face and
head cut. One of the achate pages
was treated for a <4ubbed head.
The disturban^ was confined to
MMÍ assembly chanj|¡|w and adjacent
corridor and fhi# ciipltol steps. " 'J¡¡?
While Jhe demonstration was pro-
ceeding In the asembly chamber,
another group of unemployetl wns
holding a ma^ meting on the steps
of the capliol. They were Joined
by their fellows Who had been eject
ed fi m the building.
The t roo tiers then denied the
step . They encountered some oppo-
sltlon. and again clubs were wield-
ed freely. In a short time the *Ups
were cleared and the agHatoirs were
scattered about the capítol park.
Jeering and booing the constabulary.
Some of (he gtoups to
and. paraded dowh Hie et_
«pectaíors lined the sidewalks.
It Is lielived that the man who
hit Captain Kelly wore brass knock-
After the main body of the demon*
st ra tors had paraded nwny from the
capítol grounds, «mall group be-
gan filtering back toward the stepe.
bat wet kept at a distance by the
troopers. ■ .*■ ■-
A situad of troopers was detailed
to surround the executive mansion. ?
—«tiring % fighting In the assr-1-1-
aallerjv Wlll^sBell, the page
went to tHi« asslatanco of;
and was struck over the;'
a stiek by one of the l'ioters.
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LOS ANOELB8, Mar, 8—(AP)—
Twenty four ex-service men, victim!
paralysis caused by drinkihg ail
adulterated ginger extract, wer* - hela
treated today at the national so
dlers home at SawteHe. a mllmtt *
county and federal officers in
gated the sonrco of the supply.
Dr. Maurice Smith of the
states public health service.
came to Los Angeles to adlvse
the 108 cases prevloUsty re
In the count.*,1 said tile extrae
most instances was purchase
dmg stores.
■ ■;• ■■
I*R on
Rrnuesti made of the l<
official for the names ol
B: .-
by the government to
crans on their adjust^
tloti. eertiflcatea are
Diligent efforts have been made
obtain not only tlie names,, but
amounts eneli; ■ person would d
This effort to lake advantage of
few dollars that will he coming
the soldiertt'i.ls resented br the leg-
ion pfflcinln'
A ppswx in^tely 150 men
foi« the loans up to last night. N
tv per cent of these already had
cured loans oh their cerf "
itaat pst?
|®:¡ ' • t '4 •-%'&$, "V*
It Is belived that the a
amount .to- be borrowed by
veteran will approximate $450.
About 26 exseiWIce men
their npplWa'ions at L<^ó
last nigbt. The hall Will W kept
again tonight and possibly
day nighi for the purpose £f
those who desire aid in
jipllcatious for loan .
KD>
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 190, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 3, 1931, newspaper, March 3, 1931; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth183171/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.