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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1932
Page
8
The article recalls Krishnamurti speaking on happiness found within, avoiding pursuit of immortality through outward grasping. He declares future plans to return to India, live simply, and not seek cults or disciples as inner vision must be personally discovered. He notes he will never marry.
William Crabtree left with one penny and a wooden leg to prove a disabled man can live in these days, pushing a small barrel across rain and windstorms. He arrived in Chicago this week, welcomed by the Chicago Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Cermak, to stay through the 1833 World's Fair.
Mrs Martha Roberson, superintendent and manager of the Medical and Burghal hospital at 215 Camden Street, is appointed manager of the Ear Nose and Throat hospital at 728 Malgave Roe. She was formerly business manager and superintendent of the Robert B. Green hospital and has held offices in the Altrusa club.
Burglars broke a through a window stealing 7 dollars in cash 4 tires and 100 dollars of grease and accessories at Magnolia Filling Station 1001 East Houston Street. Thirty five patrons of gas were robbed at Prospect Fill Garage 624 North Zarramora Street. Leo Lesser 105 East Hollywood Avenue E M Glizando 7 South Lareda Street report crate of eggs stolen from a truck.
The Southwest Turkey Raisers association will meet at the Luling club on Thursday night with a barbecue lunch. Mrs O Muenster will lead the program of entertainment, N J Jecabe is president, and C M Davis serves as secretary. The group has secured turkey value tagging and theft prevention in the area.
Miss DeRovelle will speak on Basic Facts Regarding the Childs Emotional Health at 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Denver Heights Institution Building. The public, fair members invited.
Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, evangelist, is critically ill in Los Angeles after an operation for carbuncles led to a blood infection. Dr Carl E Conn said the ailment could be fatal if not treated promptly as doctors fight the infection with all means.
Representative Robert Long of Wichita Falls announced the first meeting of the legislative committee to study oil laws will be held in Kilgore on October 12. The panel, authorized by the Legislature to probe potential breakdowns in conservation laws, will report with suggested changes at the next session. Members include R. M. Wagstaff of Abilene and Gordon Burns of Huntsville.
Fire Chief J. G. Saran announced a citywide Prevention Week starting Sunday urging residents to remove fire hazards such as trash and faulty heating equipment. Letters to principals seek pupil talks and distribution of materials with civic clubs and businesses coordinating. Radio addresses slides and a weeklong program, including a Thursday night exhibition drill at the central fire station, will feature speeches by city officials and a fire prevention parade.
The first meeting of the State Repeal council organized by The Crusaders will convene in San Antonio to discuss a proposed bill for repealing the Texas liquor law. A new liquor-control plan, balancing public welfare with existing gains, is expected to be developed for the next legislative session amid dry wet and right sides.
The youth group of Alamo Reighte Presbyterian church will sponsor the Swodky evening service at 7 30 featuring Maj Ora J Cohee chaplain speaking on Taking China for Christ. A Wednesday afternoon and a radio address by Chief Sarran at 6 30 one Monday follow. Firemen will inspect their districts including commercial and warehouse areas to uncover fire hazards.
New York October 3 A $100 check was placed in the Democratic campaign chest today. Secretary Ogden Mills, while backing President Hoover, indirectly supported Roosevelt by turning a winning Maryland wager into a Roosevelt campaign donation.
Sergeant James E. Clifton, 24, a pilot from Maxwell Field, Montgomery, delayed jumping from a burning plane to give Maj. W. E. Prichard time to escape. Clifton and another crew member leaped from the aircraft above Scott Field after takeoff, both attached to Maxwell Field.
Attorney General James will issue an opinion to Mayor Allred next week on whether San Antonio can remit penalties on delinquent taxes while allowing interest. City Attorney T D Dobbs says home rule with a charter may block remittance without state authorization, which the latest act seems to provide, raising whether remittance can occur before December 31.
An auto reported stolen from Milam Chevrolet on Mario and North Flores streets was recovered Saturday. Officers T. T. Posten and A. R. Gonzales arrested a former employee of the firm in connection with the theft.
Barne Clementa state department commander and Mrs Jessie Edge state president of the auxiliary visit to Houston area to boost VFW. They attend a luncheon with Sam Houston post 76 auxiliary and Cap William M Randolph post 2658 auxiliary still organizing. Clementa will outline relief plans and discuss the Sacramento convention.
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