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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1933

Page

13

Captain Lauterbach-Emden welcomed in San Antonio

Captain Juiue Lauterbach-Emden, Germanys famed naval hero who sank 40 ships in World War I, was welcomed by friends in San Antonio for a weeklong stay. John Ostrow, a local hotel man who met him in China in 1902, joined the reception after calling on Mayor G. M. Chambers with G. F. Neuhauser and other veterans.

Juiue Lauterbach-Em-den Germany San Antonio Cmt John Ostrow Jocal Hotel Lanterbach-Emden China Ostrow Lauterbach- Emden G. F. Neuhauser G. M. Chambers Lauterbach-Emden Emden Sidney Singapore Als United States Moewe C. M. Chambers

Finnish waters captain Lauterbach-Winien speaks at Ban Bedro

Captain Lauterbach-Winien to share experiences at Ban Bedro playhouse at 8 p m Saturday. He will be guest of American Legion post No 10 at the St Anthony hotel Monday and guest of Past No 2 at the Menger Tuesday afternoon. The captain, a powerful heavy set commanding type, is at home in New York with his close friend Count Felix Von Guckner aboard Luckner's yacht Mopella in the Hudson River. The cantata honors an honorary member of the French Foreign Legion.

Lauterbach-Winien Ban Bedro Playhouse American Legion St Anthony Hotel Menger Ives New York Count Felix von Guckner Luckner Hudson River French Foreign Legion

Golden wedding anniversary for Ernest and Matilde Fischer

Ernest Fischer and his wife Matilde Behrhidt Fischer observed their golden wedding anniversary with a party at their country home on the W. W. White road during the past week. Married February 15, 1883 in Guadalupe county, they have lived most of their married life in Hexar county, and are blessed with four children and five grandchildren.

Ernest Fischer Matilde Behrhidt Fischer W. W. White Road Guadalupe County Hexar County

Earthman Bassett Ceremonies Mark Marriage

Mr and Mrs James Earthman announce the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Charles Bassett on February 17. Mrs Bassett presides over the Yemmessee Sigme sorority and is a well known member of the younger set. The groom is the son of Mrs W M Bassett of this city. After a short trip to West Texas the couple will reside in San Antonio.

Earthman-Bassett James Earthman Elizabeth Charles Bassett Yemmessee Sigme W. M. Bassett West Texas San Antonio

New York Curb Exchange Expels McDonald and Suspends Fay and Carlton

The New York curb exchange expelled Stephen McDonald from regular membership for paying gratuities and rebating on commissions. William H. Fay and Herbert Carlton were suspended six months under the rule holding firm partners liable for their operations. Other firm members include Joseph Tully, Harry D. Chater and William T. Crawford.

New York Fen INS Curb Exchange Stephen McDonald Wiliam H. Fay Herbert Carlton Chater and Egey McDonald Fay and Carlton Uable Thoseph Tully Harry D. Chater William T. Crawford

Two German Catholic Papers Suppressed After Attack

Berlin reports drastic press censorship by the Prussian directorate under Franz von Papen. Official Catholic papers Germania and Maerkische Volkszeitung are suspended for three days for accusing the government, dissolving the Reichstag and Prussian diet, and allegedly using Bolshévist methods. Suppression may extend to about 300 Prussian Catholic newspapers.

Berlin IVDI Franz von Papen Germania Maerkische Volkszeitung Prussia

Army Dance Plans in San Antonio for Military Ball

The second annual military ball will be held in the San Antonio municipal auditorium on Wednesday night. Regular army and national guard walls will feature gardens and streamers, with service arms displayed on stage. Music by the Twenty third Infantry Band from Fort Sam Houston. Maj. Raymond Phelps will supervise and act as general play chairman. Officers from regular army national guard and organized reserve join to stage the event. The hall opens at 9 pm with a receiving line of top officers, followed by the grand march at 9 15 pm.

National Guard San Antonio Twenty-third Infantry Fort Sam Houston Maj Raymond Phelps Texas Nation Board Gene Play Army Elvil of Clay

Railroad lowers dining car prices on Southern Pacific

Reduced prices and new innovations have gone into effect on dining car menus on the Southern Pacific lines according to H. A. Tenney city ticket agent here. Four special breakfasts five luncheons and five dinners are offered at prices ranging from 50 cents to 1.50.

H. A. Tenney Tenney

Crowbar Slips Knock Man Unconscious in Calf Slaughter

A crowbar used to overturn a slaughtered calf slipped and struck A. J. Borman, 42, of 3031 West Woodlawn Avenue on the head, leaving him unconscious. He was taken to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment of his injuries.

A. J. Borman West Woodlawn Avenue Robert B. Green Hospital

Radio Equipment Reported Stolen in Nis Auto Lot

Theft reported Saturday to police involves Ovonue equipment from Nis Auto parked in the 600 block of North Alamo Street. Anthony Herumen, 610 Dallas Street, filed the report. Also, National Grocery Co reported $20 in tobacco stolen from a company truck. E.R. Dickson, 1945 West Summit Avenue, said he saw a match struck in his garage before the prowler fled when lights were turned on. Adrian Rodriguez of Hidalgo, Mexico staying at the YMCA reported a watch missing. A-for-rent notice at 107 FE. Har- Ainge listed at $30 a month.

Nis Auto North Alamo Street Anthony Herumen Dallas Street National Grocery Company E.R. Dickson West Summit Avenue Adrian Rodriguez Hidalgo Mexico

Health official warns against digging in garbage cans

Dr W A King city health officer warned that “garbage picking” must stop or arrests and charges would follow. Offenders would receive a one week warning. He cited illness from polluted food and urged the needy to seek relief from the central relief committee. Rentals listed at $25 a month for a seven room house at 513 Van Ness.

W. A. King King Central Relief Committee

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