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TWELVE THE COESICANA DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1935. GAY NEW ORLEANS SEES RETURN WIDE DPEN GAMBLING REMARKS HUEY LONG LEAD TO BELIEF LUXURIOUS CASINOS TO REOPEN Featured at Palace Theatre Friday NEW ORLEANS, May 30. New Orleans prepared today for the return of its luxurious gambling casinos as Senator Huey P. LOUS expressed "dad- gum disgust" over his "purity drive efforts to stop games ol chance. "I dont care, if they ve pot to gamble, just so lonp as they dont make it the whole institution around here," the senator said a radio speerh last, "I'll be if it ain't a puzzlin' thins to do ut the gambling around here, he said.

"I'm dnd-pnm disgusted at trying to police every half-square and half-house. You can't close up gambling where the people want to gamble." The bright lights of carefree New Orleans have been dimmed since the momentous political battle last September between Long and Mayor T. fiemmes Walmsley for cont'rol of city affairs. Long directed a legislative investigation of the city administration, alleging the city was rampant with disorderly houses and over-run with gambling establishments. The lid was clamped down.

Long's candidates beat those of Walmsley after the senator brought 2,000 national guardsmen to the city and Mayor Walmsley added to his police force to give him almost an equal number of men. Long: continued his attack on the Roosevelt administration and roomm Ship To Midway Clipper JUNIOR HIGH reiterated program his share-t he-wealth CATO (Continued From Page One) is to be given an instructed vor- diet of acquittai. The fate of the a real studio to enact for the mov- IK Vv mm 1 4 ft I 1 March of Time Is Added Attraction At Palace Theatre Tt is no novelty for congressmen, senators, Washington bigwigs to pose for newsreels. They wave, shake hands of new menv be.rs, span bridge and launch hoat.g with ease while cameras record. AU of this has been tfoorl training, say The March of Time editors, for the real acting; which many officials ar 0 now doing.

These days in Washington, they arc posing, rehearsing lines, reading Fnrint" even takinr themselves "suspicious" other defendants, Cato, Dr. L. W. Kitchen, a Post veterinarian, and Tom Morgan, a deputized farmer, probably will he placed in the hands of a federal court jury late today. In reopening its case, the government recalled McCullough and placed Nelson English, Lubbock filing station employe, and J.

W. Longley of Austin of the state highway department, on the stand to show that, the license number of tbo automobile in the agents went to Post differed from the one Sheriff Cato said he was seeking. The sheriff had testified that, two men had given him the number of a car. Special Prosecutor Opens. The prosecution and the defense were allotted t.hrec and a half hours each for summations.

Daniel E. McGrath of Washington, special assistant attorney general, opened for the governnvnt McGrath said t.ho record showed that Kitchen admitted government evidence of narcotic violations on February fi. "It is reasonable to assume," he said, "that Kitchen had communicated with Hartman, he- cause on the 7th, for the first time, Hartman refused to sell narcotics to the government informers. It is 'rcnsonablo to resume that he knew their Identity- "But assuming- that Cato had no evil connection with narcotic transactions, from the time that the sheriff arrived on the scene until Stafford lay dead, it is the contention of th government that murder was committed. "Cato was The evidence shows that (Eva) Michelle and (D.

Lowery (government informers) and Stafford and Mc- Cullqugh each put Cato on notice that the men were federal agents. Even if he didn't know, we contend he is guilty of murder. "If Stafford was in a shooting position, as defense has tried to prove, the bullets would have ranged from right, to left instead of left to right, as evidence shows." Ask Kitchen Acquittal George W. Dupree of Lublxick, attorney for Kitchen, urged acquittal for the veterinarian on the grounds that the "theory and suspicions of tbe government" are the only means of connecting him the slaying. The attorney said the fact that Kitchen had pleaded guilty of narcotic law violations was not to be considered.

Dupree attacked the credibility of admitted drug" addicts who sought to link Cato, Kitchen and Hartman with alleged "loot for narcotics" transactions. ie.s the parts they play in life. Many of these scenes appear In the Washington cnipndn which part of the fourth March of TMmc tn bo seen nt the Palace theatre, starting Frirlnv. GRADUATION Flaming romance and haunting melodies blend with pulse-stirring tangos in the new Fox Film production, "Under the Pampas Moon." in which Warner Baxter and Ketti Gallan play the nrincipal parts of a romantic gaucho and a beaut if uj Parifiienne. Underwood Cleaners And Prompt Service and DeMver Phone 1144 QUALITY CLEANING ALAMEDA.

Calif, May Oakland Tribune says the giant Pan American Clipper ship which successfuululy negotiated a round trip to Hawaii last month will leave Alamcda airport Monday on a flig'H to Midway Island 1200 miles beyond Hawaii. Col. Clarence Young, Pacific division manner of Pan American Airways, was in New York and no one at the offices of the Airline here would confirm the report. The Tribune said a test flight was made over the San Francisco bay region yesterday and that the plane was beinc: groomed today for its projected trip, a distance of 3600 miles entirely over water. The same crew of six that successfully manned the 19-ton four- motored craft on its pioneering commercial hop to Hawaii will fly the plane on its next -journey, according to the Tribune.

Capt. E. C. Musick will be in qom- mand, AIR PACT From British proposals of February 3, which emerg-ed from the diplomatic conversations at London. Great Britain, it was understood, has no intention of weakening the united front with Fran.ce and Italy by encouraging Germany's efforts to force separate consideration of an air pact.

The contents of the German draft were kept as secret as previous drafts drawn up by Britain, France and latly. Well-informed quarters, however, said that Germany specified that a full French first line air force of 1,700 planes must be taken as the limit for an air convention. It was said Germany is unwilling to accept the 1,500 (Continued From FaRe One) Frances Atkinson, Maxlne Bates, Emily Mae Beckham, Martha Brcithaupt, Betty Jo Brown, Dorothy Burkhart, Jimmic Lou Bush, Louise Butler, Merle Crouch, Maurice Daniel, Mary John Davis, Martha Pearl Donaho, Ruby Gandy, Jimmie Louise Gipson, Doris Hauler. Christine Hanks, Phyllis Harwell, Helen Haste, Ruby Mae Henderson, Inlta Herod, Mary Jo Hodges and Catherine Home. EInora Howard, Christine Jackson.

Jane Jester, Vina Johnapelus, Blllie Fnir Johnston, Earline Joyner, Elaine Labban. Winette Laudan, Kathryn Lee, Tubbv.Leonard, Carolyn Levins, Dorothy Lewis, Mary Jane Little. Martha Lockhart" Margaret Loftis, Marv Bess Love. Marcialete McAfee, Patricia McGlothlin, Louise McLeod, Cordelia Ruth McSpatlden. Wardine Magnenat, Doris Aline Mann, An- pie Bess Martin, Bessie Massey, Rose Mecham, and Julia Jo Miller.

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Bonnie Ruth Slauson, Frankie Smith, Jean Smith, Winnifred Sponce, Winona Stewart, Marparet Sullivan, Sibyl Summerall, Sara Walling, Ju'anita Watt, Mary Jo Williams and Lavell Wood. planes stationed in France and North Africa as the maximum figure, as did England when Stanley Baldwin, lord president of the council, announced to the house of commons that the royal air force home units would be Increased to that figure. A Whispering campaign about the good cleaning and pressing at the CORSICANA STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY. Phone SJZ34-235 Sun Want Ada Bring neaulti. CASE OF EX-CONVICT CHARGED IN NEARED JURY TODAY EDINBURG, May case of Richard A.

Palmer, ex- convict on trial for slaying Percy A. Calkins, neared the jury today. The defense made a surprise move yesterday by resting without Introducing a single witness. The state had rested its case earlier with the reading of the first statement Palmer made after his arrest. It denied that he was in the Calkins' car when the Houston salesman' was shot to d-eath by James D.

McAHster, who is under a death sentence for the slaying. A second statement introduced said Palmer had been in the auto at the time of the slaying and had helped dispose of the body. Calkins was slain after he had Ideal to Present Western on Friday Lafe McKee, one of the most popular character actors of the screen, Is featured in support of Buffalo Bill, in "Lightning Bill," the -new Superior Western melodrama at the Ideal theatre Friday. McKee has played a wide variety of roles in many years in motion pictures, but he has been specializing in Western dramas recently. Tmong his long list of successes are "Under Montana Skies," "The Utah Kir," "The Hurricane Horseman," "The Cyclone Kir," and "Rawhide Romane.

1 picked up two men near here March 30. His body was found in a castus patch the next day. Friday Saturday BUFFALO Friday Saturday Flaming Romance! Haunting Melodies! Pulse-Stirring Tangos LIGHTNING BILL "CALL OF THE SAVAGE" He rides like the wind and loves like the whirlwind! Warner ''Continued FVom Pap-n Walcomc Dornthv Burkhart, acting president of rlass, The Trial. This casn is writ of restraint in which Corsicana Citizenry, the plaintiff, proposes to restrain the Class of 1935 of Uie Junior Hiffh school, the defendant, from rnter- inp into a more active, civic responsibility, and a promotion to thn Senior Hirzh school until thn several thereof shall have proved thnir qualificntinns. Calkins, president of class Clork -Frank Taylor, president of siiKlont council.

District Prince. Class Attorney- John Hnrper. Witness No, Willarcl, Witness No. Jackson, Witness sher. Witness van.

Witness Witness Witness beck. Jury. Jester (Foreman). Judd Jimmin Brown, John Rox- Bonnio Ruth SInuson, Redden, Inita Hoiod, Milton, EInora Howard, No. Ab- No.

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Elinor Pinch- Jane Clayton burgh, Claroce Ruby Joan Smith, Billy Sowell, Eulus Despite Cool Weather Our Sales Of Palm Beach Suits May 1935 Have Than Doubled 1934 Sales CUSP Nears Jury. LURBOPK, May The 1rial of Sheriff W. F. Cato and other c.niv.a county men, with slaying Nartocit Agent Spfiu'cr Stafford, neared the jury stall today as attorneys prepared arguments. Testimony was completed In the sensational trial ye.sti-rday when tho defense irsied and I IIP.

government. by presenting retmUM wil nesses 'to attack Cain's tent inn that he shot Stafford in self-defonse. Cato rind To in Morgan, deputized farmer, the only defendants to talif the stand. Counsel for Dr. W.

Kitchen rented his case without offering testimony. Previously the cjurt ruled that the jury be instrucUHl thai Dr. V. A. the fourth man charged, he acquitted.

Sheriff Cato, put through a gruelling cross-examination, testified that he removed body and gun from the slaying scene before an inquest, was held. He said he picked up the slain man's- gun to keep V. C. McCullough, Stafford's companion officer from getting it. Stafford and McCullough were Post, Garssa county, investigating alleged narcotic activities at the time of the slaying.

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Present ion nf Diplomas---Mr. W. P. McCammon, president of board of education. Presentation of Awards- Mr.

O. F. Allen, principal of Junior High school. Griffin. Senior High School, Processional: Texas, Dear Old Trimble.

Randolph Mitchell and Winkle Pierce. Rev. T. Edgar Neal. Texas, Land 1 Dreams Glee Club.

My Texas--Earl Glee Club. Our Harshaw. Texas Under Six Flags Anna Mary Pierce. Group of Texas Songs (Arranged by Joel Trimble) and Woodwind Quartette: John Sullivan, trumpet; Harold Blanldnship, trumpet; William Hastings, clarinet; Hermnn F.otnar, clarinet. Song of the W.

fiaker, Laura Dclle Coulson. Texas Our Heritage Dan Shurploy. Texas, Our J. Marsh--Senior Class of 1935. To Our W.

H. Norwood, superintendent of schools. Awarding of Honors- Mr. O. P.

Douglas, principal of the Senior High school. Awarding of W. P. president of the board of education, Rev. Leslie G.

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