Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1933, Page 11

CERMAK RECOVERY HOPE IS RENEWED Bulletin Shows Chicago Mayor Slightly Im- proved. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, March 3—The possi- bility of Mayor Anton Cermak’s recov- ery from a bullet wound and resultant Artificial Leg Used As Bandit Disguise In5 Texas Hold-Ups By the Associated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex., March 3. —Jodie T. Lloyd's disguise for hold-ups was an artificial leg. He wore it during the staging of robberies and then removed it, later appearing on the streets hobbling around on a crutch. But he was arrested, admitted sumnms five hold-ups, and was senten to 20 years' imprisonment. Wireless for Scout Jamboreg BUDAPEST (#)—A private wireless station will serve the camp of the fourth Boy Scouts’ World Jamboree THE E.... Jd STAR. WAS. G.0P. CO-OPERATION e PLEDGED IN HOUSE 2z Snell Statement Says Com- mon Good Will Be Aim of Minority. Representative Snell, minority lead in (he Touse, last night pledged He: Ppublican co-operation with the attempts ot the Demmue administration to work “for the common good.” t 1 all its efforts to re-|the e American I !\epubuunlmnmthqmdb- rd party lines in mmby Gmnneelvednnmh of| Mrs. thnmntnhrnlnverbofl..mu grave days ."::d t:s.e such, that the United States for promises were made by the when the last session of Con- Mrs, Gann spoke at & luncheon a% )lnyflower, where she wu the Eut the Women’s League. NORTH CAROLINA GROUP ENTERTAINS TONIGHT Gov. and Mrs. Ehringhaus Will Be Guests of Society at Inaugural Party. The North Carolina Soclety of Washington will hold an inaugural party in the ball room of States Chamber of commo e umng N V. an s. John C, B. haus will the list of Mn‘uhhedm H. E. O. er, jr, and Robert H. MRS. JESMIER SPEAKS National Head of Spanish War Auxiliary Addresses Gathering. Mrs. Anna O. 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