Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1935. and his condition was not considered TR'AL NEARS END Kastner Saturday was followed by TR“N SLEEPER ROBBED a trombone he said had been lwlen‘ Stolen From Drowsy Passenger. NEW YORK {(#).—There’s no tell- ing when Musician Kenneth Fritz LANDS IN HOSPITAL serious. word from Dr. William Roehm, jail from between the musician's knees. Parker is charged with the slaying FITCHBURG, Mass., April 8 (#).— DAYTON, Ohio, April 8 (#).—The |0f Chester Payne. e ot st Lawrence Duval, 23, stubbed his toe GENAS. fF)- A W o o Capudine eases headache, neuralgle would have awakened to get off the came from the Broofield Zoo for ' Capudine Brand Tablets. Contains no Grain Prospects Improved the sidewalk, was taken to a hospital, | reached three yesterdsy with the |mony today. lima bean caused the death of Baby [not tapped him on the shoulder. | sions with the dentist for Tembo. Dr.| [ Lo i Bt T where doctors said he had suffered a |death of Jose Taccino, & driver.| The use of a thirteenth, or substi- | John Ely. The bean, catching in the | But Detective Travis wasn't as|A. A. Dahberg, the dentist who has in General, bu wo DDI.E WEST SIlRS\ He said he stubbed his toe, felt a S — physician, that Kastner's cold had S Stephen Sykes, 40, another passen-| J Man Found Unconscious on Strget mn;p ‘;.mt t:n l1‘“: l‘l::f and back and | Use of 13th Juror in Parker Mur- yfld@dwwthlrfltmenb and he would | Detective Returns Trombone|ger, was arrested. 1 Says He Stubbed Toe. AWOLE 1L o der Case Improbable. - e Jury hox today. R SENA ) S ST Headache L W|NG R Dentist Cheers Elephant. e Th";);"lu‘“ n'c"A - murder trial of Louis E. Parker, for- —_ | and landed in a hospital yesterday. MONTEV , Uruguay, Api mer Savannah, Ga., motor cycle po- or muscle aches, and periodic pains S Duval, found 1ym: umzmmuym (@) —Fatalitles in an automobile road (1, 0 "o T oonon of t::_ Baby Chokes to Death. subway train if Detective Francis A.|Tembo, the elephant with the tusk- quickly. Take Capudine Liquid er g race to Porto Alegre, Brazil, and back q CHICAGQ, April 8 (P).—A raw|Travis of the pickpocket squad had | ache. There are to be no more ses- possible fracture of the vertebrae in | Roberto Lozano, an Argentine, won |tute, juror may not be necessary. throat of the one-year-old, swelled |much interested in seeing Fritz get|been attending Tembo, made this [A p U n I N E his neck. He regained consciousness | the event. The reported illness of Henry | with moisture and choked the infant. | off at his stop as he was in returning | announcement. Hazards Loom. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, April 8—The corn belt stirred with new life today as Midwestern farmers, with a specu- lctive eye on the weather. prepared the soil to help fill the Nation's breac_basket. With the beginning of Spring farm- ing operations, crop prospects in, gen- cral were considered improved over 1934. A good share of oats were in ‘he ground, some ground was being Spring-plowed and field work generally showed normal progress. Two dark spots were on the hori- | ron An ominous drought, which spelled disaster to crops last year, still clung to western and southern fringes of the corn belt. Over sec- tion® of the area hovered a threat of another chinch bug invasion. Coupled with the drought in parts | of Kansas and Nebraska was the crop- choking dust, delaying Spring farming operations. Towa Prospects Good. Prospects for a good crop in Towa | were bright. The soil contained more | than the normal amount of moisture | and field work progressed favorably. | Chinch bugs were reported in about | 0 _counties. | Except for the chinch bug threat the crop outlook in Illinois was bright. | In some sections the soil was too wet to permit field work. In Southern North Dakota plant- ing operations were under way. Farm- ers, cheered by the recent heavy snow, | were hoping for generous rains from | May to July to give their crops a| thriving start. The State was re- | ported lacking in subsoil moisture. With soil moisture back to normal, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture ofticials predicted increases in cash grain crops. Nebraska Seeding Lags. Seeding was reported slightly be- low normal in Nebraska. The crop condition was spotted. A. E. Ander- son, agricultural statistician, said farmers had no money to buy seed. Winds and dust storms seriously threatened Winter wheat. A survey by A. J. King, South Da- kota agricultural statistician, showed prospects for 1935 plantings were 5 per cent below 1934, but a compari- son of indications to plant with actual harvest indicated the 1935 harvest would triple that of last year. In Kansas the sowing of oats was almost completed in the eastern half and the crop was coming up with good stands, although badly in need of rain. The western third of the State was covered with so much dust the land was unfit for grazing LONG IS “TOMTIT,” GASSAWAY STATES “Very Small Bird Imitating Wood- pecker,” Oklahoman Ex- plains on Radio. Bv the Associated Press Senator Huey P. Long is a “po- litical tomtit"—"“a very small bird that tries to imitate a woodpecker,” Representative Percy L. Gassaway, Oklahoma's cowboy Representative, | declared last night in a long-antici- pated radio attack on the Louisiana | Kingfish. | Gassaway also described Long as a | “militiaized dictator,” in suggesting a | substitute for the Senator’s “share- | the-wealth” program. He expanded his definition of a tomtit: “It will attack the biggest tree in the forest—just like the Kingfish is attacking President Roosevelt—and after hammering away vigorously for a while it flies around the tree to see if it has knocked it down or pecked a hole in it.” Gassaway talked at length about the fact that he and Long have the same | birthday—August 30—but pointed out that “he was born in the dark of the moon while I was born in the light of the moon.” “My old Negro mammy,” added the pugnacious Gassaway, who has a reputation for fistfights, “used to say: “Be careful, child, about playing with these white trash born in the dark of the moon.’” B . Hog Wins Wrestling Bout. STERLING, Nebr. 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