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Complete- Wiro Report5 Vf tlic UNITED PRESS, Greatest World-Wide News Service El Paso Evening Post Weather Forecast: Fair tonight and Thursday not much change in tern perature i Home Edition 1 VOL. IX NO. 84 EL PASO. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, NOVE.MBER 26.

1930 PR I 3 Cents In 6 Cents Outside E2 Pate GOOD WILL CLUB AIDS POST SANTA CLAUS THIS CHRISTMAS pHRISTMAS cheer for needy boys and girls this year! The Post-Good Will Santa campaign began Wednesday to bring toys to tiny tots whose poverty otherwise would cause them to lose faith in Santa Claus. Things were looking glum for a while when renovations at Central fire station made it impossible for firemen to assist the Post in perpetuating the custom of repairing old toys that began six years ago. And then came H. E. Williams, Good Will club secretary, who had ideas.

just moved into roomy quarters at 801 he said. fellows down there want to help out in the Santa campaign and fix broken toys for the With his 400 members, Williams expects to collect, mend and distribute some 6000 toys before Kris Kringle begins to harness his reindeer. The firemen are going to aid by accepting toys at all the fire stations and forwarding them to the club for renovation. In expressing regret that firemen would not be able to do the toy repair work this year, Fire Chief John T. Sullivan asked that firemen be allowed to help as much as possible by aiding in collection of toys.

He also offered use of a truck in hauling the toys from the fire stations to the Santa headquarters on Magoffin. Down in the basement at the club they will fix all wooden articles in the woodworking room already established. Other items will be mended in the gym and boxing ring. The Good Will Boys' club was founded two years ago in an effort to increase employment for boys and reduce juvenile delinquency, first the headquarters was a playground at Seventh and Florence in South El Paso. But in October they moved into their new clubrooms, the gift of the First Baptist church, equipped with game rooms and possibilities for useful recreation.

Shortly before Christmas, they will begin distribution of old but mended toys. Some 2000 poor children will benefit from their work. different with explained Williams. other people charity. With us it's helping a pa) All of our boys are poor, also, you Back in 1925, the idea of repairing old toys originated and was carried on by the Post and the firemen.

work will keep our boys busy and help kiddies who had nothing to do with the Williams explained. ought to get a lot of support from all of El Paso this year because this is the worst year for the poor ever Screwdrivers, paint, nails, and other necessary materials are urgently requested by Williams. They may be donated to him at the club. He made a special request for El Pasoans to rush their old toys to a fire station or to the club headquarters at 801 Magoffin because only four weeks remain until Christmas. El Payroll Builders Paso County Has One Of Biggest Payrolls; Spends $750,000 Year NO.

65 OF A way back in 1871 in rented quarters, El Paso county now has a $1,000,000 home and is one of the, largest local payroll builders by pay- ing out annually $750,000. There are 250 employes. The county created by the legislature in 1850, but the then 222 KILLED IN JAPAN QUAKE; DAMAGE HUGE A- Hundreds of Homes Tumble During Hard Shocks Oldest Newlyweds Fach Past 80 WAfflER Where to Leave fr'FOUR BANDITS For Post-Santa Repair Shop AMERICANS IN ZONE handful of citizens did not get to- Death Toll Kept Down When gether and organize it until 1871. Ten men operated the county in thase days on a $750 annual payroll. San Elizario was the first county seat.

Then came Ysleta. In 1883 the county officials placed the records I grips and moved to El Paso. The Temblor Is Confined to Rural Sections PROMISED FOB THANKSGIVING Football. Turkey and Church Services On Program PUPILS GET HOLIDAY LD toys to be repaired for poor children this yeai may be left at any fire station as in the past. In addition, toys may be left at the Post-Good Will Santa headquarters at 801 Magoffin.

As many toys as possible should I be taken direct to headquarters to speed up repair work. Fire stations are located at: Overland and Campbell. Rio Grande and Virginia. Randolph and W. Virginia.

Frutas and Stevens. Richmond and Piedras. Estrella and Pershing Drive. Dallas and Magoffin. Montana and Williams.

Second and Santa Fe. By VnLES W. VAUGHN Press Staff Correspondent TOKIO. A severe earthquake court house was established on the rocked scores of towms and villages upper floor of a brick building on in southern Japan Wednesday, tak- S. El Paso, below Overland.

Stores ing a heavy toll of lives. It was at first say Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Manley of Los Angeles, believed to be the oldest newlyweds on record, who are shown here on their honeymoon.

Each is past 80. Mountain in the beautiful and picturesque Izu peninsula counted 222 dead and many injured, an official statement said. Further were coming in were underneath. The 34th district court was then known as the 20th district court. Along in 1885 there civic rejoicing.

The red brick court casiilty reports which knocked down for the steadily, present million dollar structure, was i Hundreds of houses and buildings up. were said to be destroyed. In Shi- The county has spent $4.500,000 zuoka prefecture alone 187 were kill- on road building to gain the distinc- ed. Among the towns hardest hit tion of being one of the best paved were Nirayama, Nagaoka, Atamit counties in the state. and Mishima.

Woman Killed Near River By Unidentified Assailant A identified as Filomena Eiizalde, about 24, of 1005 S. Kansas, was shot and killed at Kansas and Ninth at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Her assailant ran across the rail- Ft.

Bliss Band Will Play in Liberty Hall Before Joint Worship Weather favorable to holiday pleasure, football fans and indoor religious services is forecast for Tlianksglving by M. Shaver, meteorologist, i Last year the highest tempera- i ture was 66. the lowest 37. and clear sky prevailed throughout the day charge of rudely displaying a pistol only slight wind. Shaver ex- against Abel Hernandez in justice a repetition of that day 'Hiurs- Kid-Clown Entries Begin For Popular-Post Contest PNTRIES in the kid clown contest just announced by the Popular Dry Goods Co.

and the Post already begin-' ning to come in Wednesday and interest in the event evinced as Bobo and Jo jo, real clowms out of circus life, visit schools indicate that hundreds of boy and girl clowns will march in the clown parade of Dec. 6. the entry blank to be used: KRl AND ROB MAN OF $1500 Roman Barajas Loses Life Savings to Valley Raiders CROSS FROM MEXICO court shortly before the shooting. A man who ran acrass the railroad bridge was taken into custody in Juarez by a Juarez policeman way bridge into Mexico after the. shortly after the shooting.

El Paso slaying. police planned to question him Wed- Witnesses said a man who was ne.sday afternoon, following the woman down the I R. B. Redic, assistant county at- day, as the maximum will be in the and the minimum in the Most of the firms in the city will clase dowm for the day Tliursday. Students in the El Paso Wife and Children Look on in Horror as Farmer Is Shot Down Four bandits, who rode across the Rio Grande from Mexico day shot and killed Roman Barajes.

60. tenant farmer on the J. K. ranch, near San Elizario, and stole $1500 in gold. Troop.s from Juarez and deputy Class entered from El Paso are searching I for the raiders.

Name Age EXTKV HLAXK FOR FOPi LAR-POST CLOWX COXTEST: Address Phone School Grade The county added hospital activ- The entire region of street' pulled a gun and fired two tornev, who identified the slain ities in the first hospital quake has been affected by major i shots at her. woma'n as RIomena Eiizalde, said Deputy Constable told him when she filed the said the woman closely resembled complaint that Hernandez threat- Filomena Eiizalde, who 11 ed a ened to kill her Monday night. ing in old Ft. Bliss, the smelter pre- disasters frequently in recent years, cinct. The present hospital has been Steam spouts from hot springs be- operated since 1915.

The last ex- neath the volcanic mountains. Mi- pense budget called for $101,000. The hot springs add to its county now is contemplating the popularity as a winter resort. erection of a $750,000 hospital unit. ENLARGE PLANS IMPROVING KOB Residents of Tokio and Yokohama were roused by the tremors and many of them fled from their homes into the open.

Several Americans are In the earthquake zone, including missionaries and tourists at the Fujiya hotel in Miyanoshita, and Capt. Rote, U. S. language student attached to the embassy, residing in Shiduo- ka. Capt, Rote's wife is now visiting Baby in Va Given ise in Trade Big Station Off the Air Until her Texas.

Open El Paso Studio Authorities of radio station KOB, State College, announced Wednesday that plans for the improvement of KOB have been enlarged to such an extent that it will require a week or 10 days to complete the job, that, until that is done, the station will be the It was indicated, in fact, that voice of the will be silent until KOB opens Its new El Paso studio. The new studio, which is on the third floor of the Post building, has been completed and is now being furnished. It had already been decided that improvements in KOB's power of transmission should be made before entering El Paso. Original plans for the improvement, which started a week ago, involved only rebuilding the antenna system. Meantime, however.

Dr, J. T. Rood, dean of engineering at State College, had gone to Pittsburgh and Chicago to study new ideas In radio transnassion. He conferred at length with the three Westinghouse engineers who are now working on the new tran.smitter at KDKA, the Pittsburgh station which was used in talking with Com, Byrd at the South Pole. One advice, it was decided not only to rebuild KOB's system but to change the original plan of Its construction somewhat and, simultaneously, to rebuild the end stage of the radio frequency amplifier.

A few hours after Dr. Rood returned. then KOB Tuesday night for a 10-day silence and a night shift was put on the enlarged job of improvement. A Hertzian type sliigle-wire fundamental antenna, with a two-wire voltage feed, will be used and the last amplifier stage and timing unit will be rebuilt from the ground up. When the station comes into El Paso, then, it is announced that it will be on its full power None injured.

POWERS FEET FROZEN IN N. M. SNOW STORM El Fingers Freeze When Breaks Down B. JOHNSON, of tourist camp, Fabens. almost got a baby in a trade with a tourist for five gallons of gasoline.

Johnson said after he filled the tank, a young woman, with the man, handed him a valise. He heard wails and noticed commotion in the valise. He I found the bag containing a tiny I baby bundled in paper and rags. Johnson returned the infant to the tourists. Frank J.

Powers, police fingerprint expert, was under the care of a physician in Estancia, N. CITY SAVES BORDER PATROL IN GRAFT QUIZ Seven Canada Line Men Held Under Bond r.ffiHfd DETROIT Seven ex-inspeceors of the customs border patrol and three alleged mm runners were held by federal authorities Wednesday, charged with participation in a liquor graft ring said to involve more than 20 customs men. The 10 held were arraigned before J. Stanley Hurd. United States They are.

Former Customs Agents Oscar Vickstrom, Arthur Ford, Charles Basal. Elmer Erskine, Gordon I FT. BLISS SOLDIERS TO EAT 500 TURKEYS 2200 soldiers at Ft. Bliss will I ceive more than two pounds each of the white and dark meat from the S.tOO pounds of turkev ordered for the Thaiik.SRivmg dinner Thursday by Col. 4 Rudolph Smyrer, quartermaster officer More than 500 turkeys have been flain for the fea.tt.

Other Items ordered for the day's bill i of fare Include; Sixty-five gallons of i oysters. 2000 of yams, 600 bunches of celery, 900 pounds of cran- berries, 600 heads of lettuce. 700 pounds of mixed nuts. 700 pounds of candy, 28 cases of oranges, 26 cases of apples. i and 2000 pounds of bananas.

In addi- tion to numerous vegetable aide I dlshe.s-*’ PRIZES: Rrst. $15; second. $10; third, be awarded best three clowns (boys or in the parade in each of the following classes: under 7 years old: Class 7 to 14 years old: Class 14 to 18 ears bid. Time of parade, Saturday, Dec. 6.

a. m. In addition to individual clown prizes, cash prizes also are being offered for best pets, for the schools entering most clowns and for first, second and third best clown bands. high and grade schools will have a holiday for the rest of the week, starting Thursday. However classes will be conducted Riday and Saturday at the College of Mines.

Three joint meetings are on the program for religious along with in some individual churches. Band To Play The Seventh Cavalry band will give a 30-minute concert of sacred and patriotic music staning at 10 a. m. preceding a joint religious Wednesday after his fingers and Saving Made ThrOUgtl Interest Marsden Wra li. and Orir hall, feet were frozen Tuesday evening Cut On BondS Hazen: and Raymond Malicki.

Har-: Church officials who will take ry Gleason and Cha.s. Evans, P'trt in the hours joint service are: Maliki. Evans. Gleason and Vick- new when his car stalled near Estancia in a heavy snow storm. Powers had been to Albuquerque to assist authorities there in identification work and was returning to El Paso, his automobile broke down near Estancia in a heavy snowstorm in w'hich two feet of snow fell during the night.

Geo. Bassett of the First The city wiU save rotYuiitv Dleas' Vick- ChrLstian church, Rev. F. M. by a change in the interest of Trinity Methodi.st; Rev Asserts Hubby Kept Card File Of Gay Maidens Unift Press Leased Kire Beatrice Physter, 22, charged In her divorce suit that her husband kept a card-index file of women friends, listing them as and The file contained 50 cards, Mrs.

Physter said, and each listed a woman. Tlie cards bore ratings of from one to three stars. Some had gold seals. Among the remarks on the cards brought to court were: seal: drinks, smokes, heavy petter; 18 years old, size 26, weight Mclis.sa- Very cute and how Judge Henry granted the divorce. One of the bandits was recognized by members of the slain family.

He to be a man who has resided at the Barajas home and knew the fanner had the money. One ThoncTit Relative Federal authorities said were informed one bandit was a relative of the slain man. The ranch on which the killing occured is two miles of San Elizario. opposite a point in known hs Las Pompas. Barajas wae picking cotton when four men rode up on horseback.

Barajas went to the house to see what thev wanted. He was shot through the heart with(3Ut warning. Break Open Trunk While wife and children Keith Keltner Claims Davis fright, bandits hurried the house, broke open the trunk in which the gold hidden and escaped with the money. Bit by bit. Barajas and his family had been the money for six years in anticipation of the day when they could return to Mexico, where the father intended to spend his declining days in leasure.

He told recently he intended to go back to Mexico in a few weeks. SCHOOL FIGHT TOLD BY BOY Keltner Claims Tried Whip Him Lvim B. Davis tlireat- ened to whip me with my Sam Brown Keith Keltner, 17. FI Paso High school student, said Wednesday, giving his version ci the that occurred Tuesday in the attendance office of the school after he was indefinitely suspended He told me to take off my belt SOH Of MUfdered Man ive it to him so he could ThreatSflS ReVCfigC with Keltner said. get out ol rate on $300,000 in and street extension bonds, G.

R. Daniels, auditor, told the city council Wedne.sday. He said the rate on $232.000 in waterworks bonds has been changed from five per cent to four and three-fourths per cent, and the rate IIIARF7 RFFR PlfiUT on $68,000 in street improvement JUHncc. Dccn riuni had been changed from five MORE SALOONS JOIN io Grande Bar Threateus 15-Cent Whisky Next Week th. investigation.

bond was at $5000 and the other three held under $10,000 Examination was lor Dec. 12. Several weeks ago 10 patrol inspectors reportedly were surprised by a group of special prohibition officers while in the act of diverting to their own uses a large seizure. The men resigned, but this dlscoverv of river conditions started The state comptroller has approved the change, Daniels said. The beer war in Juarez continued im Wednesday with one saloon, the THREE IN FAMILY Rio Grande bar, threatening 15-cent whisky next week.

The Rio Grande has joined the five-cent beer list, leaving only the Castle and Log Cabin bars the only holdouts. The Castle is charging 10 cents. The Lc Cabbin gives a free beer with each drink of 25 cent whisky. DIE WITHIN 3 DAYS Suspicious Aroused But Autopsies Reveal No Poison Predictions were that the present investigation and shakeiip will be of wider scope than that of 1928, when 23 in.spectors and 19 rum indicted on graft and bribery charges. ASK WATER CONTROL man Clarence Horner of St Clements Episcopal; Rev.

J. E. Congdon of First Presbyterian and Rabbi Martin Zielonka of Temple Mt. Sinai. Rev.

J. Fred of Grandview Baptist church will preach to all member.s of the five Baptist churches the First Baptist church. Massed will be held at Westmini.ster Pre.sbyterian church for members of this church and Eastminisrer and Manhattan Heights Pre.sbyterians. Sperial Rail Rales Services will be held in each ot the Catholic churches and the Zion Lutheran church will have a mi'et- ing at 11 a. m.

Special railroad rates will be ef- (and giv me over mother told me to fight back if anyone starts so I wasn't going to take any beating from him. even if he was a man. Says Daris Mad told him I had been kicked out of school and was going home. He got mad and grabbed the front 11 tore all the bui- Ex-Mayor Grandson Given tons off ACTOR SENTENCED 90 Days in L. A.

get out of 1 V. never stop lookin? I find "he one who killed iry father. Then- ihx'finio Barajas, '28, lefr imfir.t'hed Tears came the eve- Epe- fimo whfh he learned from a his cell jail Lis father Ramon B.ira'a.' his home near Sai Elizaria that he knovt- who is lor the death of his father Word came to him. tons off and ripped the pocket. Supt.

A. H. Hughey came in the office then and asked Davis what Clierry Campbell, 32. actor and, was the matter, Davis told him he former El Pasoan, charged in getting ready to me he said. were afoot to Angeles with being a idle I Jerked away from him and and disolute person, must leave talked out of the building." Keltner California or serve 90 impris- continued.

remember onment. whether I struck him or not I When found suiltv of a couple of times. He didn't have any business roughing me any- after I had been kicked out of school. whole thing started when falsely advertlring for models and disrobing them for body measurements, he was sentenced to 180 rob the old rancA worker several weeks was arrested Oct 10. by He is awaking ior to IMexico where he is w.irrei f-ur completion of a tail sentence He fi-om the in 2928.

afr.er he was sentenced in connection with shoot- S'pri'ltit to ffi-' ROSWELL. N. memJxT.s of one family are dead and the i fourth is critically ill from shock. I The dead are J. M.

Lollar, 64. farmer; Wade Locke, who dropped -dead enroute to work; Cordie Who Graves, 22, sister, who dropped dead as she left an auto----------- mobile. Locke, Hagerman. N. AUSTIN, Tex.

Jess J. Maple, mother of Locke and Mrs. Houston policeman slayer. Wednes- Graves, is ill. day granted his wish to die in the electric chair.

TEXAS SLAYER TO DIE Refuse Rehearing for Man Wants Death in Chair The court of criminal appeals re- DIVORCE GRANTED Advocates Pumps Be Resumed To Protect Buildings Business houses having deep ba.se- ments in the downtovrn district were urged Wedne.sday by Col. F. Crecelius, city engineer, to a provisions against flooding by Rapidly changing ground level, is responsible for the condition. Col. Crecelius said.

Col, Crecelius urged the firms to fective on the Southern Pacific Bill Walker, one of the captains of ing of Manuel Herrern San Rock Island lines from other tx)ints served awaiting trial. R.O.T.C., jerked a bmton off in Texas to El Paso for the Miners- Sui Ro.ss football game at 2:30 p. (Continued on Page TEMPIR Atlanta ChlcaKO Denver EL P.ASO .42 24 -SO .61 Kansas Los Angeles ,,82 20 20 39 IR R2 New C'Tlenns 54 New York 46 ..74 Hn--well 6R Sari Antonio 62 SratUe ......44 GET ROAD MACHINERY New road machinery to aid in the cooperate with the El Electric consiruetion nf the road between BlI The rest of the sentence was sus- niy pants during regimental review pended providing Campbell leaves morning. It was sewed on the state. loosely.

I objected and we I Campbell is the grandson of F. a scrap, Campbell. 12th mayor of El Paso. started Home Esther Pilker, 22-year-old blonde, Walker took me to Davis instead 28 I police she wa.s lured to his of- qj instructor. Davis 42 fice by an advertisement for jjsten to my side of the story and 43 told me I was suspended indefinite- Daylight Bandit TflO ly.

I got my books and sMrted Vicitnr nf hnmp when nier Mrc TOnvii hie VlSllOr 01 ODUU said. Elizario. Herrera sumved is living in Mexico, officers said d- nesday. Epefinio he oldtsi of children. The slain man is by four daughters.

Andrea.s, Covua. Carmen and Francl'jca. and sons, Epefinio and Refugio models. 32 With the door tightly locked. CiuiipbeU forced her to dierobe, -che Davit" hte Wife, on the campu.s.

She told the TALK ROAD WIDENINii County Judge E. B. McClintock mtt td of a rehcarinfc. taking awav the operation of pumps I'orvenir and Juarez will arrive in -f if last barrier to his subierted''exe- children by a former mar- at the old power station. Juarez next week, according to An- was in Sierra Blanca Wednesdav planrs The water, Col.

Crecelius said i.s dres Or.lz, engineer charge inai ine plants entire equipment Moodv already has an given a divorce from now feet higher than when construction. A 20-mile strip will be much more modernized. that hi irdavs' pumps were used. road is to be proce.ssed. nnoomir to permit the court time to.

--------------MAKE POSSIBLE u. s. RAPS BACK AT CHICAGO CRITICISM OF TEXAS Maple declared insane failed at Houston Wednesday of conferring with Judge Jeff C. Wil- of, liams. of Hud.spcth county on a road widening plan.

to go back and tell Davis to let me stay. went back to talk to him and he got mad and told me to take off my belt and give it to Keltner said Davis suspended him once before for fighting with one of the O.T.C. officers. Davis said he was trying to get Wednesday -vere iii- vesrigatir.g. a daylight holdup in which armed bandits backed Zaver Mentner.

Los business man. into a store on San Francisco. morning, robbed hnr of $600 and escaped Mentr.tr told Detective Juan and Dave Kaynes he came to FI P.ISO bv er route to New Orleans. ate breakfast in the WORLD COURT ENTRY Keltner into an inner office for a Union t.ife and toward El at the time of the -sr. wdien the men Jostled He denied threats whip him into the store entrance uba Accepts Root Protocol, Geneva Is Notified GENEVA Cuba notified that martial law should be declared Tribune commented editorially by 1 would have been broken and pointing to Texas mobs.

The JUDGE TEELS ATTORNEYS TO (JO TO HADES HOUSTON Two for League of Nations Wednesday that Je.ss J. Mayle, condemned Houston hi Chicago to halt gang rule, ls.sued ernor's statement wa.s in reply, it accepted the Root protocol mak- killer, who is scheduled to go to! a signed statement Wednesday in he said mg possible adherence of the United their chair Thursday night, left here answer to a Chicago I'ribimc editor- Chicago Tribune, as a cen- States to the world court. Wednesday for Austin in an attempt lal entitled, ter of crime you have greater fame Withdrawal of objection! to get the court of criminal appeals; In giving out the statemem, than ns a cattle and wheat maiket removes the final barrier to Amer- to order a sanity hearing. mentioned the Texas ranger through states at which ican entry to the court. The attorneys, P.

O. Fhller and who went alone to a riot because i thumb your no.se. which have sent Guillermo de Blanck, the Cuban Ginn, made a last attempt to get only one He declared tlieir cattle bv the and allas Gov. Moody of I authority in Chicago martial law! Chicago in Texas or if Tex.is had! it ever occur to you that neither Texas, repeating his statement would be declared. The Chicago Chicago in Mexico, the crime ave Texas nor Mexico in their wilde.st Keltner.

the and wooliest times could tind an gov-' gangsters prosecuted. -equal of the Ku Klux Klan white had its Alamo, where p.a- cappers and night rider-s in bioodv triotism reached its highest mark. Williamson? and Chicago its Haymarket riot. Texas we respect the law and Chicago can pay the week-- constituted authority and has ly salaries of her policemen and! never been to erect mon- make them independent of graft wiment.s to officers of the law who, from the gangsters, martial law in performance of their duties, lost Their lives at the hands of mobs. INDICT DAISY DEVOE Clara .37 Theft Count.s One of in broket: t.ld him act as if hr 'was talking to irbiid.s.

All three showtai stnck Them in their ag.im. Mentner said. Thf on spokesman orucred him to give him hi.s blliieid. Mentner viM the robberv' took place scores of opIe on their DeVoe, w.iy to Wi-rk vn the street. Clara Bow.

The robbeis calmly walked Moody continued. -J -I should be declared to reestablish representative, said (mba would the hearing before Judge Whit Boyd that the gangsters would be wiped their grain by the of car- supremacy of over ratify at once the revised of here Wednesday, presenting an in- out in short order, were (Thlcago in Toads to your marts the world court, thereby automatic-! sanity affidavit. The trial judge told Texas. Texas look welL ally withdrawing the them (o the affidavit and go Gov. opposition of Cuba to the jcently saying Uiat if he were weU on any map.

we haujwould look well in Mc.xico, but but I think you will find such a monument in a prominent place In I You speak of the Ku Klux Klan the city of Chicago. loody i.s,sued a re- on the map of Mexico. Texas would in the and sav that Texa however, you confiiu' us to (Cuntlnued on 10) niftd Prt Vi LOS ANGELES foimer to screen etar, Wednesday was arraign- San Franciso with a that i ed on an Indictment accusing her one ci them wiaild stop around of 37 counts of grand theft from corner on San-a Fe and watch Miss Bow, for a few minutes to make sure he At the request of her attorney made no Judge Walton Wood permitted a dc tVIei.tner left for New OriCiiiis ca i lay entering plea until Monday, i a bus after reporting the hoiduft,.