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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1935

Page

5

Canadian Kiwanis Discuss War Profits and Public Affairs

Canadian Kiwanians meeting in Toronto set Tuesday as a day to push reforms. The public affairs committee urged government control of armament production to curb profits from war and called for action on five points including League of Nations support, trade barrier studies, and plan to exchange export surpluses.

Gordon & Dodington Toronto Ontario Committee For League of Nations Canada Nadingtoh Lester McTaggart Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Harry

KIWANIANS TQ) BATTLE REDS

Dr Benjamin W Black of Oakland Gaiff chairs the United States public affairs committee as Kiwanis delegates head to the Kiwanis International convention. He warns the Communist movement spreads and notes uprisings in industrial communities are planned revolutions. He advocates education of citizens and scrutiny of government to resist subversive influences. Also listed on the committee are William Wright Utlea N S Robert L Sumwvalt and Jeshus K Johns.

Radics United States Benjamin W. Black Oakland Gaiff Hid Black United States Public Affairs Committee California Dr. Black William Wright Utlea Robert L Sumwvalt Columbia Jeshus K. Johns Appiaron

Missing plane in Oklahoma prompts Brooks field search

A missing Brooksfield airplane piloted by Lieutenant Wendell G. Holladay was reported down east of Monlester Oklahoma during training. Police chief Tom Abbott relayed the report to G. E. Grant, commanding officer at Barksdale Field, with no confirmation by Tuesday noon. Six more Brooks field planes joined the search from Brooks to Barksdale, as Lieutenant Holladay and Private Ira Hicks traveled by train from here toward Muskogee Shreveport and have not been heard since.

Brooksfield Licut Wendell G. Halladay Air Reserve Monlester Okla Tom Abbott G. E. Grant Barksdale Field Brooks Field Holladay Ira Hicks Muskogee Shreveport Pee

Twin Ambition Lila Lee Seeks Divorce and Fitness in Reno

Film star Lila Lee arrived in Reno with two goals to shed a husband and shed excess pounds. She plans to file for divorce after six weeks and expects to slim down by horseback riding at Del Monte ranch four miles outside town. Lee is married to John B. Prine, a wealthy broker.

Reno New Lila Lee

Chamberlain Funeral Held for Mrs Fannie Jan Chamberlain

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs Fannie Jan Chamberlain 37 longtime Yorker at the First Baptist Church. She died Monday at a local hospital leaving husband Len and two children Harry and Edith. Surviving are sister Mrs F W Earnest of Catilla parents Mr and Mrs E A Marshall brothers Lon W and W Lyons Marshall all of Jourdanton.

Fannie Jan Chamberlain First Baptist Church Roy Angell Benjamin H. Wakley Chamberlain Suney School Pleasanton Len Chamberlain Hany Edith Chamberlain F. W. Earnest Catilla E. A. Marshall Lon W W. Lyons Marshall Jourdanton

Denver legal head delegate in chain letter case

James D. Parriott of Denver, a sily attorney, spoke while visiting Thomas Dobbs. He noted Denver’s notoriety as the birth place of the send-odime scheme and discussed absentee voting, city county administration, and a pending utility investigation with the city hall crowd.

Bimmy Spake James D. Parriott Sily Denver Colo Thomas Dobbs Patrioté Neve Colorado Fly Parriott Park

Fleet White Falls From Window At Federal Building

Chief Deputy U S Marshal Fleet White fell through a third floor window of the federal building on Tuesday morning. He was on a small balcony when the pane gave way, sustaining injuries. A nearby classified ad mentions help wanted and notes Broadway at Fifth Street as a location.

Fleet White P.O U.S Federal Building Broadway Fifth Street

Parenthood duties told by Kiwanis speaker in Washington

Kiwanis Roé Fulkerson urged delegates to boost mutual understanding between parents and teens. He warned lack of insight harms families and urged parents to study their children, avoid false success standards, and let youths pursue fitting careers and hobbies. He stressed guiding without grafting parental ambitions.

Kiwanisa Roé Fulkerson Washington, D. C Fulkerson Zera

Gypsy Girl Held on Theft Charge

Ruby Gosta a member of a camp at 361 North Presa was charged with theft in Justice of the Peace John F. Onlon's court with bond set at 500 dollars. The complaint alleges the theft of 410 from Ernest David, cafe operator at 1803 1 2 Main avenue. Two other camp members were booked at police headquarters in connection with the crime. Claimed theft from T A Turner of Walter's Pharmacy at 1655 West Woodlawn avenue.

Ruby Gosta North Presa Shed Justice of the Peace John F. Onlon Ernest David Main Avenue T. A. Turner Walter West Woodlawn Avenue

Refugees to receive tents bedding and cooking gear

Eighth Corps area officials granted authority Tuesday to supply Oklahoma City and Taos flood refugees with tents bedding and cooking equipment on request of both states. New Mexico reports 300 flood sufferers at Taos and the national guard to meet their needs. Fort Sill commander instructed to provide other requested equipment.

Oklahoma City Taos N. M Eighth Corps New Mexico New Mexico ‘National Guard Oklahoma Fort Sill

Resident Encounters Carrot Theft At Home

Mrs. GO J Oberman of 923 Cedar Street told police two young Mexican vegetable peddlers entered her house on Tuesday and fled after she chased them. They left behind a large bunch of carrots in the hurry.

GO. J. Oberman Cedar Street Overmai

X-Hezin Depilatory Cream Promises Quick Hair Removal

A French formula named X-Hezin offers five minute leg and arm hair removal. The ad claims easy use, gentle action, and dramatic results for women, suggesting thousands have stopped shaving and switched to the product. A large tube costs about 30 cents and is available from druggists.

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