Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 44

44 TAE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMLER °° 1929, LIVE STOCK SHOW HAS 12000 ENTRIES éurope and Canada Vie With America in Great Pageant at Chicago. By the Assoclated Press CHICAGO, November 29.—The pomp and pageantry of nature went on dis- play today =t the opening of the thirtieti annual international live &tock expost tion and hay and grain show at the| Chicago stockyards. | From Europe and Canada have come the purest breeds of domesticated ani- mals, suorting and stomping as they entered the famed old tan bark arena t0 match brawn and beauty with Amer- ica’s finest. In the hay and grain show ate exhibits from the richest soils and best farm lands in the country. As nature’s aides in staging this an- nual pageant are veteran farm experts and eager young boys and girls, whose lives and work largely are dedicated to improving the Nation’s standards in agriculture. They represent schools and colleges, vast estates and small farms, but at the live stock show they are on egual footing before keen judges whose oply duty is to pick the best. fLast year premiere honors of the ex- Young Doctor Saves 2 by Great Skill in Operating on Ship By the Assoclated Press. COPENHAGEN, November 20. —Two major shipboard operations recently were performed by a young Swedish doctor on the Danish liner United States while the ship was having her stormiest crossing of the season. ‘The_third day out from New York, Dr. Knud Schou was called to the aid of one of the engineers, whose life could be saved only by an operation. With the help of & nurse and two strong men, who held the heavily built engi- neer, he performed one of the most delicate operations known in surgery. Soon afterward a ship’s boy was stricken ~with peritonitis. The next day the storm increased, but the operation upon the boy was completed successfully in an hour and a half. Both patients made remark- able recoveries and ‘the doctor ‘was warmly congratulated by the Medical Association of Sweden. Attacker Electrocuted. HUNTSVILLE, Tex., November 29 (#).—Lee Roy Merriman, 29, convicted of attacking a Dallas girl, was electro- cuted in the State Penitentiary here early this morning. The death maro) h T midnight. 24 ronounced det position were heaped upon the slender | sRoulders of a 12-year-old Towa farm lad, | Clarence Goecke cf State Center, whose | 13ize steer. Dick, swept through to the | grand championship to be sold on the | hpof at $7 a pound, a previously un-| dreamed of figure. - Young Goecke has | t entered this year's competition, but | s Sister. Emma, 16, and his cousin, Elmer Goecke, 14, are seeking to uphold the family reputation. More than 12,000 head of live stock are entered this year, establishing a new record in numbers, and show au- thorities say the quality of the animals also is constantly improving. DAMAGE IN ALASKAN TIDAL WAVE MOUNTS Northern Storm Reported More| ¢ Serious Than at First Believed. By the Associated Press. - SEATTLE, November 29.—As reports from canneries along the Bristol Bay district of Alaska continued to sift into Seattle, estimates of the damage caused by the terrific gale and tidal wave of November 24 today had reached $200,- 000, indicating the storm was far more serious than at first believed. ‘The only communication with the storm-swept district is through the Sig- nal Corps, U. S. Army, at Dillingham, and the Bureau of Education station at Kanakanek. Dispatches said the storm was the most severs and the tide the highest in years, having come in from the South- West with a 20-foot high. CROWDS FIRED UPON. €50 Arrested After Communist Demonstration. KISHENEV, Rumania, November 29 ¢P)—Six hundred and fifty persons were arrested here yesterday after police were compelled to use firearms in suppressing & demonstration by Bessarabian Com- munists. 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