Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1931, Page 42

Cc—10 NEW YORK SCORNED BY INDIAN ARTSTS Have You Seen Santa Fe?| Asks Famous Painter on First Visit. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 15.—"How do you like New York?” a group of Indian artists from old New Mexico and the Navajo country were asked as they | stepped from the train which brought | them to the Exposition of Indian Tribsl | Arts, where their works are on display. Awa Tsireh, noted Indian painter, an- Capital Hunters Got These FIND SPORTSMAN’'S PARADISE AT PENNSYLVANIA CAMP. SOVET GRAI CRO PASSES 1550 HARK Collections Reported Ahead of Last Year Despite Early Estimates. By the Associated Press, MOSCOW, December 15.—Collections of the 1931° Russian grain crop up to date exceed those of 1930, according to an official government announcement. In 1930 upward of 800,000,000 bushels | Were turned in at government ware- houses. | No figures on this year's crop were | given out and there was no indication | of how much the 1931 crop surpass:s D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1931.. its predecessor, The announcement merely added that collections reached 84.4 per cent of the 1931 plan on De- cember 10 and that the whole program would be fulfilled by the end of this month, The report was considered as refut- ing previous reports abroad that this year’s available export wheat from Rus- sia would be considerably diminished. Such reports were regarded here by for- eign observers as very exaggerated, in spite of the intention to increase home consumption of grain in Russia. ‘The Communist party and Soviet ag- ricultural organizations have begun a drive against delays as part of a pro- gram to forestall any hitch in the pro- gram. These delays, they have charged, were due to “opportunism among col lective farmers who have withheld grain for their own use,” to “class enemies,’ such as rich peasants, and to inefl. clency of those responsible for collec~ tions. Cutting off of credits ended for machinery and fertilizers on state and collective farms has been threatened as a penalty for failing to fulfill quotas. Such credits last year amounted to half a billion dollars. PICKERELL CLEARED IN MARITAL DISPUTE Criminal Charges Brought Against Husband of Heiress Are Dropped. By the Assoclated Press. MONTCLAIR, N. J., December 15— Criminal charges brought against Bevis T. Pickerell by John C. Barclay, father of Pickerell's 15-year-old bride, were dropped yesterday for want of jurisdic- tion. Pickerell, a widower in the trucking business, eloped with the girl, whose | father is a former vice president of the ! Western Union Telegraph Co. | The elopement followed Pickerell's rescue of the heiress from drowning. During the honeymoon, they were pur- sued by Barclay, Who took his daughter home. A week ago the bride, Beatrice, left her father's home through an upper window and rejoined her husband. Pro- | ceedings to annul the marriage been started by the father but daughter has expressed loyalt; husband. TR, fo e An attorney for Pickerell said he and his bride would continue to live together, LR - s Spain is to add its aviation forces. PILES o matter how long or severely you have suffered, PAZO will bring you instant relief fiom itching, blind, bieeding or pro- truding piles—or money back. several seaplanes to Handy tube with pile pipe, Thc, or box 60c. All druggiets. Such Interesting swered for the group by asking: “Have you ever seen Santa Fe?" Awa and his friend, Juan Jose Mon- toya, who share a sense of humor, don't care a whoop about Broadway. In fact, they had never heard of the paleface's | happy hunting ground. Awa and Juan, Oqwa Pi, Adam Mar- tinez, Miguel Martinez, Juan Cruz, Do- | B micio Sanchey and Atalana Montoya, i ex-Governor of San Ildefonso, N. 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Using | 30-caliber rifles, each brought down a deer in two days, December 1 | if they could do a dance to bring the | and 2. Although the season was open, the men resolved not to shoot sun out. !does. The bucks weighed from 90 to 140 pounds each. | Most of the men in the group had| - S it L%Tgregagb\gg\]:t 1\’n P\i’gnlim‘;‘xtl? Rl:rg&tg ‘ YO s H I Z Aw A N A M E D TO JAPANESE CABINET side of their heads. All but Juan, who appears to be the youngster of the {Ambassador to Paris Appointed Foreign Minister-—Aided in Draft- group. ing Manchurian Pact. ! BOVE are seen five of the six splendid bucks bagged by Col. J. W. Oeh- | | hioa i medn i netrueted to ebummt fo! Toido Superior LOCk & E]ectric CO. | from Paris, where he acted recently as | Japan's spokesman at the sessions of | 1416 gti:«e ll;);?:‘x:. :'40::2 the League of Nations Council, in A which a Manchurian peace program was | Washington Building, 1417 G St. N.W. drafted. 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