Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1931, Page 35

Autumn Is Spring In Indiana Towns, As Buds Blossom By the Associated Press. BEDFORD, Ind. MISSISSIPPI BILL CUTS COTTON CROP .. e House Passes Measure Wnthl fnixed iiaxioiol Etiany. | Amendments Conforming In Marion honeysuckle is in bloom, while from Warsaw came to Texas Plan. a TQDOft (hl' the cherry tree in Rev Williams' back yard, Ihlch ffl.led to have any blos- soms last Spring, is covered with them now. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss., October 8.—Joining three other Southern States which have' BAPTIST MINISTER SHOT paseed legislation in an effort to bolster | TO DEATH IN TEXAS HOME cotton prices, the Mississippi House of Representatives yesterday passed an amended bill to curtail the crop's Man Opens Fire When Estranged, Wife Declines to Accompany Him to Houston. screage in this State. The action was not final, however, since the House attached several amend- ments to pproved bil pro- Sooie e Py ction of cotton acreage ISON, Tex., October 8.—Rev. G. | 33 to 30 per cent-of all | R: G. Ruscell, 55, a Baptist minister, Jands now in cultivation. Similar toWas shot to death at his home two lan recently adopted by Texes, miles west of Gunter Tuesday. passed by the g p Birnett of Gainesville surren- up the plan of Gov. Hu 5t dered and was charged with murder. 1001<mnn which _already has Officers learned that Barnett had ! 7. the Legislatires of Loulsiana % 2 e it Garoiina providing. for no | §one o’ the' Russelt home and asked cotton growing at all in 1932. Mean- | his estranged wife to go to Houston while, the Arkansas Legisiature was with him. He allegedly shot when Mrs. convened in extra ordinary session at Barnett said she preferred to stay with noon today with acreage reduction bills, th» minister and his wife. LI Eatwmo‘d after the Teras law, and a Mrs. Barnett lived with the Russel ill embodying the Long plan, ready prior to her marriage to Barnett. i for presentation. e e Long plan was rernmm"ndrd Jor v some Mississippi le Legidlature today and urged enactment of a law similar to the Texas plan for reducing cotton acreage in 1932 and 1933 to 30 per cent of the land now | cultivated. He said he regarded that as the measure most likely to be adopted by other States. F. DE S. RYAN ELECTED CITIZENS’ GROUP HEAD Other Officers nnd Committee A'SANW'CHES Chairmen Named in First Fall S Meeting of Central Associ‘:fltion.I U N DE RWOOD | DEVILE_DLAM | Y wes]- COST IN YEARS Francis de S. Ryan was unanimously re-elected president of the Central Citi- gens’ Association last night in a meeting confined to the selection of officers and vear. 2 North Capitol Street Stvings Bank, North mEe and H streets. hn G. McMahon was again chosen | u “Vice president, and. corresponding etary, and H. C. Reinhardt was | — named treasurer. Dr. Willam P | xermly and Mr. Ryan were named as | association’s delegates to the Fed- Ehre R el wer Public Utilities; Mr. N t’ ‘Mahon, Laws and Legislation: Mr. Ryan, Schools and | Educutmn vnmam H Holohan Streets | . P. J. Duncan, Street Protection; Wi"lll‘n Peruso, Alleys and Sewers, and Dr. Ke- | nealy, Public Health. The association voted approval to the | Hulloween celebration and parade plan- ned by the Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade and the Federation of Citizens' Associations. It was the first Fall meet !ng Mr. H.)an prfilded | s"a"‘cd 7 Splnach Smoothidealtexture forbaby.Ready-to-serve Also Gerber's Strained Peas — Prunes — Carrots — Green Beans — Tomatoes — and Vegetable Soup. | Xnolal Sufl'er prdemlc MELBOURNE, Australia (#)—Folks are worried about their kaols. These furry little creatures, also cailed tree bears, are prized as pets. Some strange malady has broken out among them in the State of Victoria, threztening their extinction. 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