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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED FRESSFVLL LEASED WIRE SERVICE & 1'pu- -:NO. 255 TWELVE AGES TODAY BIG SPRING, TEXAS, THURSDAY EVEltfNG, APRIL 1, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS CITY READY TO GO 50-5- 0 ON COST OF PAVING Exhaustive YEAR'S PROGRAM New Strikes Plague Detroit Area Water Tests INDEPENDENT OF GM Dispute Quarreled QUESTIONED ABOUT DEATHS JhtUm Itl Authorized i .mmwmwi A "sHHssMK I t ..ZSjia Settled As City Will Cooperate With GOVERNMENT AID With Qirl, Business Federal Agency In Others Start Is Shown Field Project New Policy Designed To Speed Stret Im- Left Home 1 cmWmfMmmmU UNDERGROUND AND provement; Relief Labor Transferred .- -. rV X r 1 W mLtm Fig- over iv,mm aiiio workers m f UK. sw,' wfe3s WWEKBM Building, PosM SURFACE SURVEYS To Other Projects; Rates Fixed Still Idle; Scout Leader Says t i Pontiac rnmWr pBhMsWa'- -' u &&F9. ures, Sales To IbsH dsB 4 vSPililililfc1 Cx $5,000 Examination Plan- The city administration stepped out with completely new po"ry Plants Affected He 'Wnnted on strict paving today, first day of the new fiscal ear, with ao--? i Awp,t LssHHIA mkmmmmmmL-'- I : Are F?her ned To Get Definite of a Independent work pro-ra- m under which tho cHy wM pay M per 3 Get i cent of all construction costs. MINE HHIIIIIIIIiillllllllllllllllllBsV sHsillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllK bHH " .bHbKvj View IULTINGOF f. i March reports from public atten Of Supply Tho program, riven unanimous approval by the commlsslm In Atj'rll up-tiir.--i a EL PASO, 1 W) Robert mH. ycar-on- WORK THREATENED ds todny reflected the spring d meeting Wednesday nlht. Is ilesleutd to speed nb Btrest ,M. Miller. Boy Scout In huslneis and crave niomlsc A broad step toward Improvement In the city and to .make this improvement avwHaMe at Be Culled Unless SwulriMdSSttedlhtaTto pe'Seta- of a period of brisk business activ solution Big the lowest possible cost to property owners. jSliikc To - pisHRlllllllillllllllllllllllllBI&sidBll&. definite of The city will sponsor the projects Itself, tllpenla w4Mi H fed- 1 ity. d ato kidnaping to I eral aid procedure. compare cq--' settlement Is Kcacli-e- a hex, returned .HsWi nnlMlns- - ncrmlts for" Marcl Spring's water problem was Kates worked out favorafcfcr wH Safford, Ariz., under federal programs, nnd au. "i 1 today. $24,123 as cor By Night youth, spent jumped to "o' taken by the city commission thorltles expressed the belief iho adjplnlng property The who a week at $12,622.95 a year ajro and $1V f owner would a small hotel hero while southeast with Independent program can progrcs bo DETROIT, April 1 (AP) SstHBsllllHMl9lBsllllBllislllHBBBllllBH 730 for February of this year. The Wednesday evening when tho ern Arizona staged an extensive sHHHIIIIIIHK'4,llllBHklcflsllllllllllHiEsiffilBttBBlll3lBllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllB qunr-- splurgo cave the first l 30-fo- A sudden outbreak of hunt for him, was accompanied by heavy o coopera- Under the recommendation of i- -t on 1B38 total of $19,131. mo-- group authorized a p- u .. strikes in General Motors his brother George and Deputy quar'er City Manager E. V. Spence-a- Costs can bo kept at thl Uml, 1t twleo tho 19:6 tint tive move with tho state proved by the board-.rel- lef Sheriff Thornton Coleman. He was thn was largest laor was nnininnrt. Wn,i ri swi... plants that affected 18,400 not prepared to say whst his future of $V015.45. It thn needs will bo accommodated on pro-- enjoys, a rare advantage having to- on record since 1930. board of water engineers and f men at its peak receded plans would be. Murch Jects to be developed as needsd at it, own paving and wolntalnlnj during t, day as the company announc MlUcr, missing for a week, turn- Postal receipts rall'ed Uio U. S. geological survey the cemetery, the airport and pos-- obviating tha necessity HsfsV tp wlpo out loises n two slbly the park. These projects, ed 7,200 men had return- ed up at a Natural Gas station flffi ffisislisisslHIislH March for an exhaustive Burvcy of It 0f rental or purchase, or of letUn that north yesterday morning proceeding months and glva tho . uh ucrciujjcu me wonc on of hero ad- all ground-wate- r supplies in "" uh"";u, out contract, ed to work in the Fisher Body quarter of this ear an with a minimum outlay for mater-- . in-la- and, to Sheriff Chris Fox, told his first Th, paving will be twoows ls, story being- - vantage over last year. The this area. for which there Is no federal plant at Clevela"". amazng of abducted on verted penetrated asphalt pave, Offsetting settlement, how- -, and held in an adobe pos- - was the largest Mrrch Vny One-Ha-lf aid ava'Iable. 'ment with a seal pnnriu. mA (" that hut for $4,447.71 of the - paving was down 18-W- ever, was a strike that closed the slble ransom, only to bo released record, well ahead The- commission, meeting on the Cost of work set inch concreto curb and eon-- at ago 40- plant of the Yellow Truck and Tuesday night. for the samo month a jear last day of tho city's fiscal year $3054 per running food for a - erete ,X.lnch caHch 30-fo- miw or Coach Manufacturing- company at Had Money The quarter's receipts amounted iO map plans for the new period, foot street and $2.80 for a , to $14,-156.- 60-5- 0 . Pontlac. Mich, this morning: The El Paso county and federal offl-- to $13,31599 as compared accepted a,proposltIon whereby it street. On the basis, cost to' Seo PAVING, Pace 4, Get. samo period in 193R. company, "which employs severalrcers were about to set out in search for tho will share one-ha-lt a $5,000 project thousand men, Is not a General of the hut when Deputy Sheriff H. RptrUtnillon of new cars sky designed to glvo detailed informa Motors unit, although partially C. McKemy made the discovery rocketed durlnc March following tion as to posslblo future sources owned by the corporation:. that resulted In .Miller's confession. tho settlement of the General Mo- of the city water. .Attention will Vote Tightening Of Shown abeve aro Inspector model, Veronica Gedeon, Iter Also closed by were the Under the sweat-ban- d of Miller's tors Strike In that plant given to underground as strikes Authori- strike - bo sources Thomas Tuaney (left) and a mother, and a boarder. paralyzing- effect on Fisher Body planfcat tPontlac and hat he found $26, although the Boy man police said was George, ties also were quizzing tha fa- had an almost well as a posslblo surface reservoir, Scout executive - ' nin nt makes of machines the Chevrolet Motor company's had told author!- Gueret, and who was questioned ther of the slain girl. (Associ- since administration officials, at Anti 'Narcotic Law final assembly lino at Flint, Mich, ties the kidnapers took all of his during its duration. In March well as engineers who have studleu mOneV--S5- In tho Investigation of the ated rress rhoto). reg .1rnnanfl.rr rlnaitd hfrnitftrt U In h'll. thcro wore 151 passenger cars the local situation, feel that com- deaths of a pretty New York n a of strikes In other Dlants were the "We can't believe you now.1 istered,-a- all tlmo rccora, as bination of the two will be requir Action Asked By Gov. Pontlac Motor company at Pontlac Sheriff Fox told Miller as he con-- i against the month a 5 oar ago, and ed by the municipality In future Special jnd Fisher Body Plant No. 2 at fronted him with this evidence. 71 In February. It raised tho first years. Allred In Govt. Troops I Tears camo Miller's eyes. quarter registration total to sua, Flint into The proposed survey, which Message said I "Yes," he ."you Seek Girl In Law Prof Hits 16 for tho first quarter General Motors officials here cried, are right more than came W. A. x wasn c la&t year. at the suggestion of the strike In the Cleveland plant, telling the truth.I had a of jrfcndenhall, director of the geologi AUSTIN, April 1 M The hono Push Ahead caused by a waee dispute, was of quarrel with a girl friend and want- - Some observers attributed the unnnlciGutfv passed to tho renate ed to get away from everyone part cal survey at Washington, will bs brief duration. for Triple Slaying Court Change lirponlng March showing In supplementary to a survey made today n bill by Rp. E. H. Thorn- Approximately 17,400 men stlll.awmie things over. March InsHt-jteH- tothlnk to (ho seasonal rise and a year project Men- ton of Galverjon strengthening the Revolts t 6,S0O In aw last as a WPA In Rnnki were Idlo; the Fisher plantif VrPWPr5lR,D Eastar, a raro occurrence. of work was ci law. Pontlac: 1,800 In the Pontlac Worth - - IT Vjm. O my denhall's approval tho Reported Te B at Ted AHotlicr Model Wanted As Says President's. Proposal a roeult of a preliminary report Action came less than half an tor company plant would couldankee lpoming. np,,r-- nuer or n mewag hj a Worn-- 1 TWO ARRESTED- , aJN a .. jubmltted by, .Associate Geologists raaains JsTdMRVHC Vspporate its final assembly linttk, For a&turn Father Of Dead, Not Liberal Or aj;""i- mj j Who1 Allred .. . .,. . - .1 lnSWafiAlBayrJlV vvero fWwernotv ntoaJAJie out DCHiiea oi High Rai 1 Sbar- PFogreTslVC jiiswirpt4S'ri & TWU had hi- - (VW V a.T u.Mhvm .000 at" CHevrplcrPiant Ty sjm e the - come u haven for djpa- tings duo Spain's govmrrtet4r-- push- - - (IMA 1 Wll . xheso men mado preliminary it !!. 1 UP) WASHINGTON, AprU 1 UP) Crenshaw, conrtablo, left a to r.tat-- NEW YORK, AprH Jim field survey and, becoming ac- inaJcnuatti ed their pursuit of Grncrarlss'm for lack of storage space fS?RSSaiiraroOTr BILL Rwitehlnsr off suddenly on a new Dean Henry M. Bates of tho Uni shortly beforo noon Thursday for utcs. The covernor referto'l Francisco Franca' InturgcBU on as- cut-tod- v quainted with the city's watur t'i for bodies with the Chevrolet PASSED tangent in the search ,for tho triple versity cf Michigan law school as Houston, where he was to gain particularly to asserted use ot the three widely separated front to sembly line idle, and approximately BY SENATE Hill, detec serted todav what has been of W.lllam Casey, alias problems, recommended tho de day. murderer of Beckman that tailed study. narcotic at luxta raoti tracks. 7,000 at the Yellow Truck and AUSTIN, April 1 0?) senate tives today hunted an attractive described by President Roosevelt Charles A. Hamlltcn, nnd Sam wn on Bitter revolts dcsoHo mm exe plant The moro Regional Scopo Tho bill tased tho uni Coach at Pontlac. passed today, 22 to 6, a house bill blonde model known as "Little as a "no man's land" should Aicnz. The two are wanted here Ih form law enacted by 20 states In cutions and arrest to crash them Who lived re- propcily be "the people's In connection wllh the swindling The project, which the commis were repotted remitting state ad valorem taxes Ruth" they said had cal!d tho Inst threo and one-ha-lf years. to have spread In 55- - people $1,000. Mar- sion ordered referred Immediately Aline Strike Looms; for two years to the Pease River cently wth Joseph Gedeon, lan'J." He added tho should of A. I Martin out of One provision was dopo ped now sections of laeurgent-hel- d on six stonos, vO tho state board of water engi- tht flood control district. vear-ol- d father of one strangled deride Its use. tin loaned tho ironcy dlers would be denied tho 'right to Deadline Is f(c&v estrangea repravented as diamonds, but ac neers, Will bo regional In scope, was the third bill victim and nusDana oi Oiposinat the Roosevelt court bill suspended sentence Tha ceunter-revo- H It remission poor covering parts a aatnet th? YORK April 1 UP) An al approved at the session Gov the other murdsred woman. before tha serate Judiciary conv tually tmttatltns. Howard and of Mar "Startling Condttton" Insurgent leader repotted In NEW since county. The wl- - first coal ernor Allred In special message weathering a bombardment mittcu, the Michigan educator said tln and Glasscock recent arrest race Spanish Morocco, may en- most nationwide soft strike a Still be covered, "Tho of a have will tomorrow unless a dead warned against of questions 24 successive proposals for a new tribuna' ISSUED ON uer territory must track man at San Antonio," the gulfed the key centers start further remissions after that TICKETS said, to ascertain an et Val'a. lock in wage negotlat'ons between pending development of a taxing hours, Gedeon was taken to his to Interpret the constitution might PARKING i4cndenhall governor atd, ''and the Indictment dolld and Algedra and even In the operators and United Mine program. tiny apartment back of his up- result Jr. "the people's land" beluu OVERTIME degree of knowledge of the area's ot owner of a string ot race Salamanca, scat of Praaee' gov water supplies. the Wotkcrs Is broken before tonight Pease measure d holstery shop on East 34th street "Invaded" without their consent horeei has unveiled a startlln ernment. The Sixteen persons were given red strike would be tha largest in senate now goes attending the funeral of his (Before .Work jtvllt Include preparation of condition In Texas resulting In wtmmmmmmm The the and back to after the supreme court's re Wednesday afternoon for Jt ROTM'HflMWK! aaaaaaaeaCa year, involving about 400,000 dauehter. Veronica, a mini- tickets an. airplane map of the Kdwards charges by federal officers a this the house for concurrence. The cent lcvorsal of its stand on overtime They exceeded that Ing successes ta dsetualjHMMt miners scattered from general district embraces Cottle, Foard, model, and his wife, Mary. mum legislation, presi narklnic Plateau X region south ot Big narcotic ring ha been operating In waite the two-ho-ur ujo aown- - the GaessdKh aad Pennsylvania to the state of Wash WllDarger tho limit in Jprlng .(a project already undei throughout the country with head JPran-- and Hardeman coun The body of the third . victim, dent said the court had created section. Two others were Cordoba sectors and aafssnt ington town way on Bayrt quarters - ties, senator Ben O'Neal of Wlch Frank Byrnes, English waiter In a "no .nan's land" whoro neither traffic court for recommendation of hero. co'a erstwhile hrailiimaUsi. anu- Mines would operate only in the sumntcned into Livingston); survey agents 1S5 ;ta Falls sponsored the remission roomer m tho federal or state governments no-par- and for "Federal olleced there gos, mile a fasmoname ciud ana parking In a k tone. Eight north of Madrid, Illinois territory controlled by the proposal. the Gedeon women's apartment, had power to act.) slumped areas, and geological ana was found In the room of the man Repercusetemi Xvwapa of tho group appeared Thursday In approxi la Progressive Miners of America and lay unclaimed on a slab In Bellevue "Reactionary" jeopnyslcal studies, with tes arrested San Antonio But Franco's men gained ground few other scattered fields and entered guilty pleas, paid mini mately threo ounscs smoklnf in the INCREASE SHOWN IN hospital morgue. Fnclnsr ono of his old law school $1. uriUIng. Posslblo damsltcs' would al In a now on United Mine Workers have not mum fines of geologically, opium, oyer a thousand grains of assault the Bilbao the Father Quizzed pupils Chairman Arhurnt (D-Arl- )e examined with sector of tho northern front In organized. STOCKS OF CKUDE run-o- fi yershce, a derivative of opium, and by police second the committee Bates studies of soil structure and surgrnt who Du-ra-n country Picked ud a of 73 grains morphine." airmen embed Operators estimate the yesterday long hours of contended court pro possibilities, About three montht of go, 16 has about 30 days coal supply above WASHINGTON, April 1 UP) The time for tho Ro'sevclt The governor added he had re miles southeast of Bilbao, auesUonlne wen as the district at posal wris net "literal and pro Date would be spent in field work anu killed 60 persons and Injured 160, cround. bureau of mines reported today - Repeal three months In offlco work to ceived written information from domestic foreign torney announced, "we nave a oeii- gressive." Asserting It would move Europo saw these repercus.Ionj U.M.W, minors took today off to stocks of and bespectacled complete the detailed report. This See NARCOTICS, Page 4, CoL 5 day, holi- crude petroleum totaled 291,555,000 nlte silspect," the "toward a theory of covernme: Both. Italy and Germany appar- celebrate John Ik Lewis a cross of triumphant In part Europe at would be In addition to geophysi day commemorating the Institution barrels on March 20, an lncreaso of Gedeon underwent a fire of ently were still In agreement net what did with tho present time," ho described the Fixing Loses cal tests and test drilling, of the eight hour day in 1893. 042,000 barrels over the preceding questions as to he WHOLESALE KILLING to permit "bolshevlsitlon of week. 4, Cot 4 measure,, as being retrogressive Indications are that the survey Spain," Lewis said they would stay away See SEEK GIKL, Taga reactionary." OF LEPERS REPORTED from work tomorrow, too, unless The Increase comprised a gain of and ivould be the most exhaustive un Mussolini, they said, remained (D-K- Move Consideration Logan y) asked For dertaken by the city In an offor Insurgent c they were notified a new wage and 744,000 barrels of domestic crude INJURIES ARE Senator HONGKONG, April 1 CD Police confident the would win. hour contract had been signed. oil and 198,000 foreign. CRASH Bates whether If he were trying Of Race Wagering Oh to determine tho most feasible engaged and for the time btifig would re- course supplying at Canton were repotted spect The old contract expired at mid' The bureau said current reports FATAL TO TEACHER a case before a jury of nine and of water in the today In a roundup of all lepers, the European noninttrven. knew Jurya past deci April 7 Fails future. The program was recom , night last night. was signed in indicated production In the week from the leading to belief that Kwangtung tlon agreement, but If th Spanish It CHy Manager V. a September. 1935, after President ended March 20 set a new record, WACO, Tex., April 1 W) Miss sions that It was against him, he AUSTIN. April 1 UP) A move to mended by E. provincial authorities might be government continued, to receive 26, Judge In Jpenco foreign Itoosevelt had stepped into the ne- - the week's figure of about 3,455,- - Annie John Homesley. Prairie would not ask the for an set bill to repeal the lay author after long study on the planning a "wholesale slaughter," aid, Italy "stand 'read to morn crease to 13 a question. Drilling wells, A KOliaUOHS J4VO Mllica IU utvviuib 000 barrels being- 75,000 barrels Hill school teacher, died this members. izing horse race betting for consid- of future A dozen lepers were shot kvst roassume full liberty ef notion." Vtilkc. above the previous week. ing of Injuries received last night "Possibly." Bates replied.. "But eration April 7 failed m the senate or construction of a surface reser month at Samshul, 38 miles west A high official In Mitt' gov i In a traffic accident. when I was trying; cases before today. voiror both would be determin of Canton. Hongkong source were ernment gave aa lntltnaktea of ed by findings survey, view In the terse phrase GAJNM OFFICIALS HERE The body was sent to Godley, juries I felt tha number 13 was Senator Grady Woodruff of Deca the of the not able to confirm report of the "we iwanis Club W. G. Glbbs, Gaines county Judge, Johnson county, where r par heaven born." tur unsuccessfully sought unani i more recent execution ot 80 lspers never toierater a g, ernment In gaela. and oaa saember of hi commis- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J, N, Homesley, "You would not consider such n mous consent to move the bill HOTEL MAN DEAD at tho colony at Young-Kon- la Oatnaaaa were that DALLAS, April 1 UP) R. uneasy a te w itm sioners court, were visitors In Big reside. move packhMT the jury, but an at he lifted eat of its regular order Edwin Kwanetune province. 77, operator, large-scal- e gent defeat (a .1 Spring Wednesday. They con-- ! Miss Homesley was riding la an tempt to get people wHh an opea ea the calendar. Others promptly Mlsener, retired hotel Tho report recalled To Coahoma ferred with R. H. McNew, district auto with Alvls McDonald, 22, mind, wouldn't you?" Logan asked. objected to the request, made in died here today. Until IB years killing ot leper In 1918 at Shek- - machine ago he conducted a hotel at Ham limir ....mMorav. ttntwaen Canton and VM1 WPA director, George G. White, Prairie Hill, when the "If thore was some legal, the closing minutes of today's ses i..o, rf France BeU eaaawai m district old age assistance supervl struck a culvert five miles east of method X would of course aval1 sion when another senator had the ilton. (Hongkong. a guilty Wedneadar fliimt hi tha Meeting At School There sor, and County Judge Charles Sul here. McDonald suffered irac myself of It," Bates replied. But floor. county court aad was toed HO Is Scheduled For livan, an old acquaintance. tured leg and scalp Injuries. he added that he doubted whether Unanimous consent was neces and coot by the eouatjf Judge. b he would take such action if he sary to make a motion under such was charged with 'aaaraUag m This Evening was "In control" of the machipery, conditions. There was no further Sheriff Locks Self lnOwn Jail opesawoa. meet move before adjournment to obtain Big Spring Kiwanlans will Increase In Life Span Possible RANGE INSPECTION a special settlne for the measure. tonight with residents of Coahoma, house andJ Defies Ouster Proceedings, Says He's banquet program to be given already approved In the 1 In a SCHOOL CONCLUDED reported favorably by a senate com in the Coahoma hlgu school gym Knowledge Available, Asserts Ready To Combat Tear Gas Attack Weather starting 8 o'clock. Medical U. S. scents mlttee. naslum at The forest service "and Soma Interpreted action as Surgeon-Gener- al the SHAWNEE, Ohla., AprH 1 of the official sanctum. affair replaces tho local club's Of The U. S. extension service specialists moved likely to delay consldera scheduled Thursday luncheon sea to Sour for another range prozram further Wt A setfmado "prisoner" la Evans, also Indicted ea a wur vnUaMTatv. eiptala-e- d, tlon of the repeal proposal because KMw-Evaa- a, slon. WASHING rOK, Aprii 1 0T . fHctlon of mankind, he Instruction school after closing out - hi era jail, Sheriff charge of perjury, he nWlMtirMr, many bills ahead of It on the calea- etego to- declared or George Boswell, superintendent of The average length of hwnact tMTe a three-da- y session here Wednes prepared for a la the death rale bebu' dardar were local and uncontested was going' to stay m hi aMtee KAdW TssfcaaUraa the Coahoma schools, will bo In Hfe ceu-I- be stretched another cancer. day afternoon. day and aeeerted he would even aad affair, than double that ot measures which would have been gas, neces- tmtU the late supreme court la mm charge of the and students 10 years, Vr. Thoma Farraa the group were G. W. Barneil, upon session. withstand tear tt Coahoma high school will wero Wlillo n effective In acted at a nwbt sary, to keep hi efCoo from ruled ea the eueter", rrtday In the aid today, If advantage tHlaaal husbandry expert, X. A. house passed a senate bill appear on the program. The senior fallen of available medical treatment hi avaWaWe, hef1said, The faemag late a rival' hands, Lyen decHnod te say what he VaIathM aad Geerge WMtleck and llceastag school will serve many casta are betng auecesa-fH- y a requiring eseaalnatloa they going (o would do It Evan rtfused te class of the the lin ledge. of the U. . forest Mrvlee, X. R construction eaglaeers,. had "I heard weto ttrgeoa-gencr- leagth of It budge, meal. v". "nrran, of treated aad tha et X. use tear g te smoke me out," give BeaUey, agrlcuHure eafhwer, been amended constdsra'sly and ki eatd he wa eeastseta-bt- e Is'sr B, B. Long of Coahoma will thn T'nllrd states pubHo heal 10 proonjrVe he. hesafd. "WeM,rmgotaf tdtry Evan a R. LaaeaMer, paetwe aaeelaHst dlcatloss were It would seat te aKaaaV l amvaf naLAlcj welcoming talk and Lee Eu--I (hat la Ust M "Great prefress la redetac ILChaaaJk aTAUt Waajjiaaji ta at eMce wHh hi aa at at the arrvlcc, said the F, XfeshHt, aaleaaj - a conference committee. Adveeatee HIV m " taafet4h banks of Big Spring will respond. ears the nverao length of Hfe tiut lncieVaee of heart deaw and W, hwhaa- atoe heard' they're coming j ilrv. expressed the opinion the propeeal I -- Entertainment numbers will Include of men has Increased from M wW be made m the prceeat deiva down here aad threw m out Wft leckMl w - aa(raak Tl 44 RaBge laaMeterf. eounty agtats would raise the standard ef eag- - - Mm songs by the high school girls' to 81 years and ef woeH tram wO CwBIW AAA "sPswfWWWWW PysaHBf If they Mugh, IV JeH 'em. . nliM, trtii Hwy'rt In 4ep4ei,.y ft aad cotwty eowattttesmen frpm Mjaeers, jet -- - V --- 1 ''jahaUssmaaaaV m chorut, the boys' chorus, a solo by 46 to 64 yeam. staco sypWsM U the eawss ef Sheet Xraa, whoee .ay h,tat4a-- hH-g- were uvea "let. ever The house adopted a eoafereaee pKAAAa Dorothy O'Danlel reading by feel tea perqeatage ef heart coaatlea r a enfjafjaj aersr enaBer'eaB' SaB fOm and a "I ceMsVflt a4ber Wedaeeday aucraooa. oemwKtco report ea Mil Hitting PB4lsrWsMWIViPg-- eat rswry ferPtvsnat Wlt an' at to appear ears couW tfce Hfe added. their work a et H." l 44 Carlyne Fletcher. Others ke added t IHvTakm Mhe scheM utHHls'i te s reaeei eatd wn TM, feat tha 99tat4i will be Lola Mae Hall, vocalist of expectancy lie said, "east ly ConsUeraHe pregrepa hf Agents' la charge ef aaaual mum ef eet, Tha. pvhwy hsalelma lllltt4tii(n 1 tfeaa per theer atght la hi efttceaa a dts-- o; Kyee eheehed tM mote 4fht eeat of - Big Spring; Mrs. Emma Wlrths asldo from she posstfaWty lenctaentasT he ef eaaeec' psrsjnd erUld BsWa99WM arjr WBaW s atfa papers. I V eBssRrFJg-aee-' W1Bsesn1n'T4 " sings, plays Bff ! Msv s9s suaaiUtmg n he waa . Johnson, who and her print an effeaMve prswta HIvvMCffBf - aha eaaatrSJalL a )aeia s... fMd- detaeaetratlois "R, BB"sWvJI asFsPaWFsvJf ae"eeP BfWJs' 4 aV evw4a own guitar accompaniment: Mr, V'c for c RMjer Hmm4 peeled la the Hyr year Praettear MuhM Lyea, a jisssd.swawr la. sejaaag;, a Msapsoa, towns ef lee than S.tW'pepstMftM pfihilii hf 'T-- -t m m Mrs. Powell In a vocal duet! .diseases." VsBrvVVfM tW gyWw"9 BanWWsJl were held at the Akm earn rW' mm am and Ira mrm MM aaMSaaM mm rfi U N1 and Jane Marie Tingle, In a song ef Reaps 'Gwttar and Tlhr ranch-- the retuatotr 'ywW M o, u cNy ' lHn'es during the. school I larger cum. iw, 0n) and fcapce number HlO0 to hr. 0 0

It f fr 4 vV' I) J O , tF 'A' A ,. S3 JPADBTWO BIG SPRING, TEXAS, DAILY .HERALD THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 193? A HenkU In Evr? Ifawrfl CoftY Horn?1 - ?t - 'J- &c WOMAN'S PAGE SsAhns ' ' - L - H.SN.' - McCrary-Reaga-n Scavenger Hunt Is . Seven New Books Oh SCHEDULED TO SING HERE Given By Kathleen Shelves At Library Reading Patchwork Design Marriage Told Elizabeth Williams First of the many new books AND . , . bought for the Big Spring library Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Wil by members of tho Senior Hype- Tho marriage of Grady McCrary liams, 10, postponed celebration of rion Club have arrived, according Writing Reagan took her birthday anniversary a day and to Mrs. B. T. Cardwell. librarian, to Miss Hazel that eventng place In Midland on January 2S on Wednesday entertained who says that others will arrive By John Selby was announced late Wednesday by a number of friends at the homo toon and will be announced later. prandparents, Mr. Mrs. Irene and Allen' Clcaton Just 4hA ?ounl6. The ceremony was of her and received In the J. M. Morgan, with a scavenger Those first ship have published a volume they call performed by Justice of tho Peace Dccprose," -- hunt. ment were: "Roso nooks and Battles," which is a Knowlcs. Sheila Kaye-Smlt- h; "Theatre," W. of Flrtt prize winners were Miss literary history of the 20's, and Mr. McCrary la tho daughter Somerset Maugham; "Beyond, Sing within Us limits, n Mr. and Mrs. B, A. Reagan of this Norma Jean Edwards and Johnny tho woods," Trygve Gulbranssen; Owens. Bobby prize went to Miss good one. But, while chatting rllv and was craduattd from the Street of the Fishing Cat," Jolan JKJr U m 'iBtBBBBBSm ' - $ brightly of Cabell, Menrfkcn, F. local high eclwol, with the class of Rose Elinor Williams and Johnny Fohies; "Midnight on tho Desert," a Nobler' Scott Fitzgerald, Sinclair Lewis, 32. BUe was employed for Mion J. B. Priestley: "Roll River." et al., they maKo a couplo of gllpj lime at the O. F. Warkcr store. Mrs. Kathleen Williams, mother James (reprint): "Of Human of tho honorce, awarded the prizes which should be mentioned right Tho bridegroom la the son of Mr", Bondage," Maugham (reprint). now. I McCrary com- and n'fterwards served slices of the and Mrs. J. F. and birthday Ice They In one place: 'TThcy high school work In the cake with cream to write. pleted his -- Tuck-er- , gentry year Since Misses Paulino Blllle Bess Mrs. M. H. Bennett (meaning tho listed above In the same as his bride. Shlve, Viola Wheat, Mary Free and others like them) wroto not been employe? lIKbSkJ' I slv 3r '' aiaKsH graduation he has man, Lyklhs, Mamie Wilson, Luncheon Hostess xy ' ' ot of Peggy IbHBfsPr A R ' tho triumph nobility and os clerk nt the postofflce. i ' IPrl Joyco Ts'olan, Norma Jean Ed For Justameres RLBfbf 4. ilmt 41 W - m virtue, as their American prede Tha couple Is at home In the wards, Pnrlcnn Montgomery, Mary cessors had done, but of sex, dis- Fcltbn apartment on C09 Goliad Margaret Williams and Rose illusionment, escape, the younger street. Luncheon was served to members Eleanor Williams. of the Justamere Bridge club Wed-- j generation, tho horror of life In Messrs. Elmer Dorsett, C B, nesday noon M. small towns, the hypocrisy of Foster,1 when Mrs. H. Ben B ',Jti Anniversary South, Steven Noble, Bee nett was hostess at her home. HjHrjt American business and govern- Sixth Jack Rowden, Jack Oliver, Du ment, Vlctorlantsm, purltanism, Places were laid for tl.e 12 play ISSSSSSSSSSSSBSHv' 1 I 1SSSSSB 2SBXMmM By wayne Cook, Ulysses Hall, - ' Uie stupidity Is Celebrated Thomas ers on the table was mmmmmmWKfZ' I ' H JwtmfMBmm of the habits and South,- - Cecil Richardson, Johnny that centered notions of the middle aged and tha Evelyn Smith Owen, Bennett Reeves, John Stiff, with a bowl of red carnations. cldorly.' . George Lloyd Stamper, Ley Gullcy anl Guests were Mrs. Oldham This is all perfectly correct, ex- LHHHHHIH9HH? v Evelyn Smith, daughter of Mr. Johnny Ncble. and Mrs. B. F. Wills, the latter of 'IHIIft MsHHIIIIIIIIIIH cepting Leon Smith, was honorce . the "as their American and Mrs. whom scored the higher. Mrs. J. B. predecessors had done." I could for a party recently to celebrate Young was high for club members, pretty birthday anniversary. Second Anniversary write a exciting list of her sixth Members present were Mrs. C 8. predecessors who did 'not write of Tho young guests met nt the Of Idle Art Club Blomshleld, Mrs. John Clarke, Mrs. the triumph of nobility and virtue home of the honorce for games O. Ellington, E. Mrs. H. W. Leeper, 'JmLmk In the slcaxy sensn of tho phrase and contests In which Shirley Jean Is Celebrated Mrs. J. T. Robb, Mrs. R. C. Strain, i ?IsJvbiiiiiiLiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii as the Clcaton's use It It Is inter- Smith was tho winner. Mrs. V. Spence, Mrs. V. Van second anniversary E. esting that tho very first American the chil- The of the Gieson, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Ben In After the entertainment Idle Art Bridge was celebrat- and novel. Just being republished dren were served slices of the, dec- club nett. facsimile, dealt with Incest ed at the party Wednesday' eve i . . .. . cake, held fortunes ...... ,.t i - orated that ning- - when Mrs. Searcy Whaley en iBDove; BnBiiiB freqUenUy Interrupted their pow- And the other bone to be picked with, chocolate. tertained at the horre of her par Mnies. Coffee, Philips bird of the Cherokee tribes, who wows and solemn councils with Is the authors' statement that was by Tsh-t- l- waronng. wnen a Mrs. Smith assisted her ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bettle. thii h wiih Chlei? meioaious utuo literary histories if they are 1 sister. Mrs. D. M. FInell, In serving Guests Of Ideal Club ...ffnrrf.a. . tk rvl1- mB- Vin 4Via alt a4 him comprehensive are also as dull as At the refreshment hour a salad Ope at the setues notei on Aionaay b"- ""- Tf. ,,r Z ,449 Jean Connelly, Dolores Hull, Leon plate was served and later the evening under the auspices of the ".ocWng Bird." The year before lasts baseball scores." U Smith, Jr., Donald Ncel West, Mrs. Lllburn Coffeo and Mrs. child her singing lessons Moat are, but turcly they might ny RUTH ORRi birthday caka decorated with pink Shine Philips were guests MusIo'Sludy club, Is finding the ftarted Sonny Boy Williams, Eetsio Mac Tilnk of the easy y Imitating birds for whom she have mentioned Van Wyck Brooks' No. 440 elephants and two lighted Bridge club Wednesday, road to success an one. James Pattern Barnaby, Betty Joe .Barnaby, Joy was- guest Ideal after Wnf, named. When she was ten, the The Flowering of New England" you've your spring candles but. Each found noon when Mrs. Homer McNcw Wakefield Cadmsn has selected her When finished Disarmament Barnaby Shlr.ey Jean Smith and a In her slice Includ R. h ni of shnnwi n Indian Princess Tslanlna visited as or. exception. If they did, I've fortune that entertained her home. .!., ' Ivlha r m'rxwr tm ttA nAAnl sewing, you'll have lots of scrap3 D. M. Pin ell, HI. Gifts were sent ed a dull, Mrs. Thomas Ncel, die, at hist Tvwllati nnera rT....thnf nnm ihn" vwh w ' w ijkuuiv. forgQtten It. Mrs. Coffee scored the higher for sang song or wei- - that seem to be too small for any by Johnnie and Annie Currie. MI&s Veda Robinson, boat, Mrs. which will shortly eo Into rehearsal a The decade 1920-3-0 guests Mrs. n 1I.A amatol Majmi Da I v Was the most Kelly Miss Rlx, the and Ebb Hatch opening. Mtrt"""' " s""1- - practical purpose. You will fmd Turned Down Burns, ring. Lucille made club high score. for a fall In Cadman's "'" "", "" exciting In American literary his thimble, Mrs. Robert Rlegcl, pipe, , vnnno. Hrl nori.!.... pressed was Tslanlna by the beau tory, Ctcatons believe. was they are Just the thing for a quilt The hostess served a salad plate iio Wul and lovely voice ths It . chd her that three-gu- n Miss Lennah Rose Black, Iron, to Mrs. Coffee; Mrs. Philips, Mrs. the best voice to be found todav ushered In with a salute; design like this, though, because Mls3 Imogcne Runyan, purse, Mrs. ,, Tni.n wnm.n nmi i. Mm,i she called the council together and Lewis "Main Street," Fitzgerald'3 European Nations Not for Baby's Cold Hatch, Mrs. M. M. Edwards, Mrs. n mrA nsrmlsatnn 4 nilnnt 4V a tho blocks are made up of a num Matt Harrington, hat, Mrs. Harold for the lead .in h"s opera. I" -- ,"VP nll Fred Stephens, Mrs. Joe Ogden, .... her """"and aid in directing "This Side of Paradise," and Ca ber of small sections. There arc Ready To Talk Any oved two got Ptege best by Lytic, frying pan, Miss Lena Kyle, Mrs. George Mrs. L. W, How her name,?8 bell's "Jurgen." It ended, they be- Wilker and Is her career. not so many sections mak- titrations of mothers. heart, Mrs. Henry Covert. Croft. an lnterestlnc storv. Her father lieve, "with the literary world far that tho Such Program Brldgo awards went to Miss was a Cherokee. They were a south--) Tickets will go on sale soon by ing will be an endless Job, how less exciting than It was when LONDON, April 1 UP) Any Rimynn, Mrs. Burns atid Mrs. Har em trlDe or inaians ana in me ibuiu- ui uuu. rnca nave ueen Fitzgerald first told us about pet ever, so got a few tits together, . Aw VapoRub rington. ton,. Mrs. Covert and' Misses Kyle, semi-tropic- climate where thcy.set at 2Sc and 40c. feelers by President Roosevelt's, ting In parked' cars, when Mencken and in no time at all you can have ainbassador-at-larg- Club visitors were Mrs. Harrlng- - Black and mid tYiAlt hnvriA mnrltlnty hlrrln e toward dis- . lux. chased tho professors 'to the a quilt of these 0 squares. armament In a nastily rearming campus libraries, Cabell Three Are Honored and when The pattern envelope contains Europe will get a chilly reception, described a seduction In terms appeared By 8 complete illus- It todav after disclosure o'Clock Club that laurched a thousand blushes." that might be a mission of Norman At Ed Home But tho revolt against tradition trated directions, with diagrams to H. Davis. Allen accomplished, success had been aid A member ot the ambassador's, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pierson fully. Mencken had .gotten .himself mucb press and episode, K. sotd British conjecture Ed Allen were complimented by arrested for the "Hatrack" To ituHM construe-- . S Hemingway popularized Knfi such additional Hitchcock had Uv No, IX ; - 3 8 In-- , Senator :" members ot the o'Clock club Wed Dava' presence he t ' simple declarative sentence style, stan for nesday- evening - when the Plersons Fitzgerald t.BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlP 'nal sugar conference- waf were given a housewarmlng and had begun the down- fetched." Mr. Allen was showered with gifts ward half of his arc, and there no Big longer was any reason for heady Department KJTEmilmmMK!lia This, however, was the llneurr In remembrance of his birthday an major powers' of the niversary. ferment The authors don't men- D, New York. N. Y. reaction says: "Luckies please both my taste tion It, but there Is some question (Copyright 1937, by the Bell Syn- prospect of such a move by tha The gifts were presented at the the Inc.) American envoy: , club party home, whether ferment adolescent es dicate, held in the of Mr. It was, has replaced any- Italy Opposed to and Mrs. Allen, been by disarmament thing as good. Germany Cool to disarmament Bridge prizes were awarded to "Books and Battles: American DUCEim IS CONFIDENT but might enter a conference, with- the host and hostess and to Wil Literature, 1820-30- ," by Irene and REBELS WILL WIN out enthusiasm,' "goo4 arid my liam Behlinger. Just to be a throat" Allen Cleaton (Houghton Mifflin; fellow." $3). ROME, April 1 CP) Premier Refreshments were served to Mr. Austria and the and Mrs. George Crosthwait. Mr. Mussolini Is confident. Informed Balkans littlt sources asserted today, optimism for disarmament pros . and Mrs. Charles Landers, Mr. and Machinery Used On that pects; Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria Air?. Glenn Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. Franco's Insurgent "For close to fifty years I have been a Dehllnger, forces will conquer the Srfcuilsh contending "defeated nations" Mr. end Mrs. Pierson, Dam Projects Is should be permitted to Increase Unoiv ana tne Aliens. government. regular smoker, so I thinkl what BbugrM Fy Japan This confidence, they said, their military establishments even springs two premises: If their neighbors scaled down constitutes good cigarette. Luchies from theirs. a Three Guests Join IJOS ANGELES, April 1 UP) 3. .A belief that Franco now has Japan's urgent need In Frnnca In principle - mmmW' S-- Wl for steel sufficient strength to overcome the Favorable ffmte- ' l please me on two scores. I like their fine - Bluebonnet Members her military and industrial expan- opposition he faces at this moment. but resorved concerning- success of flavor. But even more important is the For Bridge Games sion today found her buying con- 2. An assumption that the 27-n- a- such a largo scale attempt at this struction machinery that wns used Hon agreement stage of the game. In Valencla-Madrl- they light smoke, easy building the mammoth Boulder would prevent tho d Britain No comment but will fact that are a on Three guests Joined 'members of Dam, Ruiebonnet club- forces from receiving decisive ing to listen. tho for brldgo Tho Nallsea Court, chartered my throat. At any rate, it's results that Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. S. European statesmen, appeared tramp -- 450 ;;' British steamer, took Accordingly, Italy docs not plan willing to ?&?':&' ' ,mwmmW& M r"B''';! i'timmmW 'Msl I - L. Baker entertained at ber home. more talk about plans ' ' ' count, and- light smoke pleases both tons of the machinery from Loa to send Franco to especially llpW TfcxEr''' ;t& 3mmi tmmW 'r I a They were Mrs. George Harvell, further assistance expand world trade, ''$3m Ancrclcs harbcr today, bound for even though ho may encounter In sugar. Some quarters .told solu- my my Mrs. Emory Duff and Mrs. Voy: Yokohama. Shipping men said taste and throat." Williams. . some setback. tion of world trade problems this cargo is the first of 4,000' tons High score prizes wero won by which 'now hobble commerce of similar equipment bought from would pave the way for confer- Mrs.' Jlmmle Tucker and Mrs. Duff Western power development RESIGNS POST WITH and Mrs. Williams was bingo win- - ences lending to disarmament. . - SAN s ' , 'mmmW?" llmmmW ' "JSmtl ner-- ANTONIO HOTEL V4' . Yesterday tho City of Log An ' ' Others who played were Mrs, MAN V:W " ' jmmmW&tMmmW 'WW Ira geles, once In the Hawaii passen-- . SAN ANTONIO. April 1 UP) FREED AFTER JU5 WutUlns; Mrs. R. L. Carpenter ger traffic, started for the junk Resignation of Lynn Austin .from - Foo-she- c. QUIZ IN MATTSON Mrs. J. L. Terry, Mrs. H.- G. Jar-di- n vviiillllllllllllBktilillllllllllllllllllllllHBHiiiiiivx HON. HERBERT E. HITCHCOCK yards of Osaka. It was manned tho manager's pest of the El' . Mrs. E. C. Boatler, Mrs by a Japanese crew and carried hotel at Brownsville, effective KIDNAPING CASE U.S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA Charles Kobjrg, Mrs. D. Mer- ' E. 6,000 tons of scrap Iron. Wednesday, was announced here vHHHIIIIIIIIIIHk Kr rill and Mrs. Bob Thomson. Japan's new steel dilemma was Wednesday by Carl J. Hammonds, TUCUMCARI, N. M., April 1 UP) ilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliB Mrs. Boatler will entertain on manager for the Wheeler - GUI Sheriff Fred White early today April created largely by Soviet Russia's kHjk 11. reduction of Iron exports to Japan chain of hotels which" includes the said ho had released Vern Chan- - after the Japanese pact with Ger Robert E. Leo and the Bluebonnet ton, Seattle, Wasn many, nnd by failure of new Iron here. man held since Saturday for lnv CALENDAR ore sources In Manchukuo to ma Aii;tln had been mnnagtr of the tlgatlon for possible connect OF terialize, observers here fald. El Jordln hotel four years. O, A. with the kidnaping of Charll TOMORROW'S Scrap metal delivered In Japan Cleveland, chief clerk, was named Matlson. ft recent independent survey, an over flIEETINGS will now cost Importers a minimum acting marager. "It winds up everything," the of 101 yen as compared sheriff sold. "He left the Jail and lo the ASKS whelming majority of lawyers, doctors, lecturers, iixea price or 63 yen for pure pis SUSPKNSION we havo no more interest Jn him. iron. Composite scrap was quoted WASHINGTON, April 1 UP) Friday today on rising Senator Edwin C. Johnson called said ex- a market at $21.92 upon dentists, etc, who they smoked cigarettes, LONE STAR LODGE, No. 375 a ton, the highest prico in 14 today Governor Teller Am How Modern Women meeting 2:30 o'clock at W.O.W. years, put snipping sources say nions of Colorado to suspend State pressed their personal preference for a light smoke. hall. Japanese buyers are making firm Fooa and Drug Administrator Wal Lose Pounds of Fat oucrs ror an mini- ter Lear pending an investigation SUSANNAH WESLEY Sundav available. A Swiftly Safely Hitchcock's verifies wis- mum of 6,000 tans a month Is in connection with installation of Senator statement the Bcnooi class oi JHrst Methodist secret microphones In the Colorado meeting 3 available from Los Angeles harbor Gain In Physical Vigor Feel church o'clock In an period. capital. dom of this preference and so do leading artists of mmmE!Wf9'iS'mPmmmmmmmT church parlors for monthly social, r.lona for inleflalte Younger With Clearer Skin And Don't forget the birthday bag. vivociou yes Uftat sparkle radio, stage, screen and opera, whose voices are STUDENT EDITORS With More Glorious Health Fourteen states and parts, of SUSPENDED northern Mexico are supplied with FOR Here's the recipe that reduces fat , their fortunes, an4 who choose Lucldes, a light natural gas from Texas fields ATTENDING PARTY and brings into blossom the natural ' through main trunks: of a 150,000- - kttractlveness that every woman moke You, too, can have the throat protection mue pipeline network. STTLLWATER. Okla April 1 possesses. 11 Wi Two editors of campus publi- Hundreds Of satisfied users call of jLuckiec a light smoke, free of certain harsh Texas last year supplied 83.6 ner cations e,t Oklahoma A. A M. col- It the Kruschen Way. eeat 'of the" national total of 414,-- lege were under suspension from frjj Every morning take one half tea uw.uw.uuo cttoia xeet er gas moved their lobs today by order of the spoonful of Kruschen Salts In irritants removed by the exclusive proces "It's THE FINEST TOBACCOS Between .state. student publications board because glass of hot water before breakfast tney nad been placed on ''social and cut down on pastry and fattj piToaited', Luckies are gentle on your throat THE CREAM OF THE CROP1 probation." meats, butter, cream and rich pa Four staff members of the col At Your Grocers tries m B weeks get on the scalei lege dally newspaper, the O'Col-- and note how many pounds of fai leglan, said they would strike. nave vanished. yon ;. ' The board removed Danny Har- Notice also that have mined bour, Oklahoma City, aa editor of TUNE IN in energy your skin Is clearer Light Smoke tha paper,, and Elbert Bowen, eyes sparkle with more glorlouH A Stamford, Tex, as you younger body- - editor of the neaiin reel In Come T Our college yearbook, the Redskin. Keener la mind. The college disciplinary board Get a s. bottle of KRUSC DOLLAR DAY sold the two were among six stu SALTS at any drugstore In thd dasted-Yot- "author-L'ied-" world iii TThtoat SALE lints who attended an 1500 KILOCYCLES lasts for week and cost 1) ifs Protection party off the campus aa It but a few cents. FOKBAJWlADr put the six oa "social probation,' Xhe Daily Herald Halloa Note MaHv people find that thfl AOAlHW'IRWTATION-AGAIIH- rE COUGit U ,1 oaly diet efcansre necessary whlll a porpoto. m4Ui Crawford HoW The like the hark, le "Lead TJ Yow Kara" taking Kruschen regularly is 7( ruthltM dtryac U iood lieta. jkax Ljcsa. Aay, t

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'A. MeruH In Kra-- Howard Ctoty BIO SPRING. TEXAS, DAILY HBltALD THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 17 VMiBrBfivQ ft IV' BUILDINGS UNSAFE, sprouted on. tit tfcmpUe after, two) by AC feet, were set u. IV, O. TUNE IN college Buildings were oroereo Tho state board of agriculture The state fvt, has pasetd a (feraer, raised a Per Pupil Cost In STUDENTS IN TENTS scrapped because they were ordered the muslo und arts and bill appropriating 1060,669 for ten' ere tn the Ant , ' English and history buildings va the Texae Panhandle. truction of two new buildings. STILLWATER. OkUu, April 1 Sawdust served for the floors cated. Musia and .arts students W) Six hundred students at Ok- Dr. C. H. Wackfprd, M, pioni college gas given space build- - Seml-soll- d Local Schools Well good-natured- ly and the Installed heat were in other buttermilk is manufac lahoma A. & M. college today Oklahoma dentist, chops wood b tents, 20 lugs. history! 2 Under The Average KILOCYCLES. .took to tents which ers. Eight of the each Tbe English and tured as a hog and poultry feed. fore dawn as a setting up exet Thumlny Kiening 4:00 Dance Hour. NBC. 4:15 Jlmmlo Greer Orch. Stan- - City Ranks 16th In List Of 22 Cities Of dard. Group Behind 4:30 Sons of Swing. Stand ard. Its Westex Points 4.45 B. C Moser, SPRINfi 500 Fordo Grofe Orch. NBC &2SWARDS y (This Is tlio second In a series 6:30 American Family Robinson, of four articles drnllnc; with tho WBS. status and problems of the Dig 5:45 Dance Ditties. NBC. Spring independent school dis- Tailor Shops Dinner Hour. NBC. A fJt biiiiiiiiiiiiiiW HHMkl fft (Editor's sHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHBiilslllHsllW trict Note). 6:15 Rhythm & Romance, ilr Big Spring's per pupil cost in Its Change Prices 6:S0 Studio Program. schools, based on teachers' salaries, 0:45 Curbstone Reporter. ranks 16th in a list of 22 compara- Smllo Time. NBC. ble cities of Texas. Cutting Of 7:15 Rhythm Maker. NBC. Continued 7:30 Newscast. AW!lmWkftrJ&... ' Jrs In the list, there aro only six Schedules Here Is 7:45 Jlmmlo Willson Organ, Jwy i rih 0f cities ranking under Big Spring, 8:00 Lobby Interviews. and with only one exception, Mex- Halted 8:15 "Goodnight." v wK ySwV'i?s'SBiV twFLsm Mm ican or negro population is the de- Friday Morning termining factor in their low fig- Big Spring cleaners Thursday ures. posted new minimum prices on 7:00 Musical Clock. NBC. 7:125 World Book Man. Per pupil cost In Big Spring Is cash and delivery service, ending n declining parade of prices wlilcn 7:30 Just About Time. Standard. sE3N-- isIIIIIIIIk sH Wrong Six Rug Right Stztt Rug $33.51. Paris, next under Big Spring, 7 45 Snooping Around. has a large negro population. Del reached a new low mark of IS cents for suits und dresses the 800 Devotional. Rio, Harllngen, Brownsville, and 8:15 Homo Folks. NBC. San Benito have a preponderance forepart of the week. of 8:30 Dr. KBST. 4;r '! JsiFBssllw Mexican population. Longvlew, Nine of 10 local cleaners posted 8MB Hollywood Brevities. Stan W'?'. likmmammamW third under Big Spring, faces a sit- a price of 50 cents for suits cleaned dard. IJsPKfKsV scatter color on uation kindred to that here oil and and pressed, cash and carry. 8;00 Rhythm Makers. NBC. lill? other objects calculated for heavy prlco waa 25 cents higher 0:15 Song Styles. Standard. paste' grounds in valuations He outside the town per suit. Ladles plain dresses will p:ro Harry Rcscr NBC. Ife iljn'K while - Oich. i those who gain their llvcli- carry a similar' rato under the new 0:45 All Request Program. 14 Sizes to Fit Almost Any Traood from it live in the town. schedule while evening cresses will 10(10 What's the Name of That Room ,LF Xn South Park (Beaumont) require a charge of 7b cents at the Song? Jlmmlo WHIcon. Modern, Textured 1 jiiools, per pupil is- - shop or $1.00 delivered.. Knit BUlts, Crepe the cost $50.04. 10:15 Newscast. Hooked Patterns t,'In Abilene is 42.16. T.uhhncW swagger suits and mannish suits IHSssisisisIsHsiiHIPHm it 1P.30 Texas Wranglers. LWy'- - .issssisssPS mm. I w,.21, Pampa $2722, and Sweet with short coats are on tho 50 and 10:45 , Tuning Around. Standard. water $34.84. These compare with 75 crnt rate 11:00 Morning Concert Standard, Wort. the average for the eroun of J3G.10. Posting of tho new schedule end 11.C0 ildon Stumps. Dresses ttd.95 substantially above the Big Spring ed a setlcs of price cuts, believed 11:45 Dreamors. NBC. per pupil coat. by many to have produced dls BGBsiisissisisisisisisisisisisHEL 2995 Friday Afternoon On the face of It, the per pupil astrous results to the cleaning Cliiifons or You' Wouldn't buy a hat that 12 00 of Songs. mL Wards In potential vol- Variety Sacred i ksp BBBfHK as4m you. eost might appear as evldenqe of business reducing 12:30 Songs Tou. m doesn't fit Why buy a rug ume: endangering wago scales All For Jlmmlo MJwJmwrimm' Values your economy In operation. However, this and Willson Organ. fQmmmmmJkfth M Service! that doesn t fit too mt Wl figure is obtained by dividing the of 33 employes of the Industry in Wards famous Durastan Axmln-ster- s Big 12.45 Gcorso Hall Orch. NBC 398 now made in seamless sizes toiai teacner salaries by the num Spring. 1:1)0 Emma Wlrths Johnson. 27 by 54 inches 9 by 18 ber of scholastics. In this, Its true No prices In Big Spting will be - C from to 1:15 String- Ensemble. Standard. i3avmE; The tamo stunning prints or 10J4 by 15 ft.l All propor- light, the picture is not particularly below tho figures. Tho tenth pr. low-pric- 1:30 Radio Bible Class. you vo seen at higher prici tionately I Woven to reiresmng. cleaner in the city has clung rtcad-- 2:00 World. NBC. i Around the even the same) lovely tones I .Carpet Institute specifications by fastly to a schedule slightly higher 2:15 Uptowners ' Quartet. Stan' 54 one of America's .greatest rug Chemists say only eight to 15 new Striking; sashes and quaint than tho minlmums. dard. mills I Thick, springy imported per cent fuel gaso- flower nosegays. Puffed sleeves Unusually lovely, of the value of 2:30 Transcribed Program. clear hose wool pile I Serged I 12-4- MJsrvCsVsssw tides line Is converted into mileage by Huere Stage Being 2:45 Newscast. and graceful skirts. 4. for the money I High twist "vLipMIBVsD ine motor car. 3:00 Afternoon Concert. NBC threads of pure fresh silk for jfVf JL. S3 DOWN, Plu Carrying Owe longer T'yssssB Constructed For 3:30 Sketches In Ivory. wearl Reinforced heel "C1rfPJmtm0nwaVF'4M" bH 3:45 Carol Lee and Studio Orch. and toe. Full fashioned. New New 'Cavalcade Standard. est Spring shades. L&.-wJ- : DALLAS, April 1 Construction Friday Evening on the huge stage for "Cavalcade 4.00 Dance Hour. NBC. LJJSliXJJj of the Americas," spectacle of the 4:15 Gene Austin. Standard. exposition, 4.30 Xavier Cugat Orch. NBC. BATTER Texas Pan American 4:45 "P'jSS-SS-j will begin at one?, according to A, Concert Halt of the Air NBC and Standard. Como To Our L. Vollmann, producer-directo- r of tho big show. 5:00 Lola Hall, Songs. DOLLAR DAY plans call th5 5:15 Center Point Sercnaders. .Construction for American Family Robinson, use of soRie twenty-fiv- e technic- SALE ians, carpenters, scenic artists anil WBS. FOR BARGAINS laborers, which will build tho ail 5:45 Banco Dlttler. NBC. now stage one-thi- rd larger tha! 6.00 Dlnnor Hour. NBC. that, of last year's show. That 6.30 Studio Program. productlonphowed to a million and Curbstone Reporter. 19c to 25c !4(!C i IN 700 Johnnie Vasttne, Songs. TUNE . . . IslHl f" 1 I 1 7(vorth -' v i fM. fcj Ml vor 7:15 Eventide Echoes. Standard. nrr " n 7:30 Console Moments, WITH 1 fankeea Mellow I" WARDS nu H Willson. -- fiSi I - V k. For he Jlmmlo, ferfflW 4 Soelis II I" ! Men's bHS seseal s1 r J 'ertdty of 161 7;45 Newscast. t lit r F'yjwwUJictt: High Ran ned 8:00 Lobby .Interviews.. - I) w: . th? 8:15 "Goodnight" LB 't fiw ff f HD " tl&8mGt&-vtivikz- G li erupt in -- I ) J I IF sH "iJT realistic manner In one of tho first Snookums, a cat ownedwby Dr. ' yd. i& Rayon and cotton in neat pat-- jkj 7 JsBL - . lesH S;'''J E isiH scenes. This will bo Included In and 'Mrs. T. L. Jones of Mayetta, lsskil Jsl ZpvW ' --A terns-- Cotton'heels and toes IbIH flstjlH fX m' tho building stage. The 12,000 miles In M-- of the Kas has traveled 't2?&&s7 ' tor longer wear. Ribbed tops. IHrJIPw rU 1 HR TRADE MARK. ramp will be 200 test long. Tho five trips to California and visits SPECIAL PURCHASE! Print- - $ . ssB9iiislKj mW,mm m bHHIIIKsI scenery will bo some sixty to dozen states owners. A3 hack a with its FP$y Popu-- ' Stigbterea feet high. i Wt'3 t?$ d lawn, voile and dimity. f Sound equipment, the newest Farmers of Howard county, Mis 510 EAST 3RD ST. and finest ever used in any show, souri, have organized a cooperative ST light and dark colors. Per. will be installed in time for re- association for promotion of rural hearsals which begin May L electrification. Mfem WSj U-Tii- be fashions Through Saturday only. 2WWWM Airline REDUCED I World range I Metal tubes! tuning! THE CHEAPEST ON YOUR CAR Big super-dynam- ic speaker. IHJNG Tuning eye! Fine tone! $6695 Speclall Plain col- - f&S.U0i&Ifift WeKbTmmM&Qx) on. Dobby woven T C I 10-Tu- be 'WmSSX border. 20x40". O tJ5S5tS., , Tgf. Battery Console . . . $71.95 s lUJMJf i'.rwaf VtK x Turkish weaves. Jmlit IS THE BEST TIRES YOU CAN BUY! JmG SHIRTS, SHORTS 5-T- AC Mantel $11.95 imQmtiSS!ririfa So' Cannon immmlS DI.hTow.li. 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"A HewH fH Hmy JHHHQ -- i JMG WKINQ. TUXAt, DAILY MfcALXX, THUMDAY ICVWrDtO, APRIL 1, 17 'F HOSPITAL NOTE! AWAJPtf) Water by Hm Juf TRANSIENT PROBLEM TO CUP TO WINNING BAND Itfrs-McNalle- PUZZLE TO n POLICE The Markets Mrs. K. L. Jones ef Ackerry un PoHce teetav were franklv mi? derwent minor epwatle Wed- zled aa to how to best handle the COTTON CLOSE good 160-17- 3 lb lights 9.00-4- 5; light nesday, Death Victim transient problem now that Wan- - lights down to 8.00; few butcher deters Inn la closed for the sea- pigs 5.75-6.7- 5; packing sows steady Mrs. A. L. Leach of Monahana son. 2 NKW ORLEANS 23 lower, 8.75, underwent tonsillectomy UP) to cents mostly few a Wednes lsLsBnsLLLS:liLSsi Residents In the eastern part of NEW ORLEANS, April 1 Young Woman SuccumJis to small killers 0.00. day morning. today complained -- closed steady net town that n Cotton futures at Cattle 2.000; calves 800; light Local Hospital After wnve of bcgelng nnd petiy 7-- lu thievery advances of 0 points. weight fed steers weighed up at Jack Shelton of Wink was In the Open High Low Closo hospital Long Illness nod cneuirea me area since the 8.85; steers above for examination Thursday. house-- 14.67 H.16 14.65 best fed hld closing of the Into which tha May ,..H.M 10.60; few plain and medium lots wcro neraen. 14.47 14.23 14 42 R. O. Page was In . Critically ill since March 8, Mrs. transients overnight, July ....14 44 7.00-97- of Wink the H pr '"'iialiiiiHjiHajnilHLiHLiisLSiB few good searllngs 0.00-- - . - assigned to Oct. 84 13.91 13.75 13 88 hospital for examination Thursday. BBBJSBBBBBBBWr- Y h Ruth McNallen, wife of J. i mo- Police Uocnlnc th ....13 50; others largely 7.00-85-0; beef V1VRm. SHiV Dec. ....13.80 13.02 13.70 13.02 9SiHiH Nallcn, died at 12:20 p. m. Thurs translnls below First street found 4.25-6.0- 0; odd head good iHikkT v -- x Jan. ....13.93 13.93 13.03 13.93 rors Jake Yoho, employe of the Sin-- ikkkSHkB day In a local hospital. She hail trouMo In patrolling' a grades 6 23 up, most low clalr-Pralri- e cutters OH company, was mi?TL. ".& imlv been III of pneumonia ana com front. cutters 3.00-7- 5; bulls 5.50 two, NKW ORLEANS, April 1 UP) nnd brought to tha hospital Wednesday plications. They picked up one ef down, culls down to 4.60 and be- lk which was wiih - closed steady, 0 points afternoon for treatment of a frac- Mrs. McNallen was born in San churned drunken- Spot cotton low; good choice stock steer higher. Sales 1,211; low middling nnd tured leg received In an accident Franclcco, Calif., March 81, 1913 ncsa. Anotner was booked as 7.25-81- 0; heifer torn 13.60; middling 14 05; good middling calves few stock near Crane Wednesday. nnd Wednesday passed lcr 24th peeping 7.25 down. 12 50; receipts none; stock 674,836. calves birthday. She came hero with 3,500; Iambs am IL W. is o. Sheep, spring Harlln of Luther In the her family a year ago from Ama-rllt- old crop shorn Iambs steady; other hospital for treatment, PICTURES OF POOL NEW TORK scarce; to good NEW YORK, April 1 UP) Cotton classes medium Surviving are her husband and ASKED BY 1050-11.5- choice Mrs. W. E. Calloway, 302 North TOE PWA closed steady, 5 to 0 h'gher. spring lambs three children. Donna Ruth, born futures 12.00; to gocd Gregg street. Is In the hospital for Open High Low Last springers medium March 6, and twins, Clare Royce Julian Montgomery, state PWA lambs 850-8.2- treatment. May ....14 61 14.64 14. '3 14.57 shorn and Charles Richard. engineer, Thursday requested City July ....14.53 14.53 14.33 14 44-4- 5 Mrs. G. T. Hall and baby daugh- She also leaves her parents, Mr. Manager E. V. Spence to submit Oct. ....13.01 13.02 13.80 13 00 CHICAGO ter, Florence Marie, were returned nnd Mrs. a E. Wlllmering of two pictures of the municipal Dec ....13.85 13.87 13.74 13.86 CHICAGO, April 1 UP) (U. 8. to their home Wednesday after Amarlllo and her paients-in-la- swimming pool in use. The pic- Jan 13.83 13.89 13.78 13 80N Dept. Agr. Hogs 11,000; around 10 noon. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McNallen of tures, Montgomery said, were to be Men. ....13.01 13.91 13.78 13.89 lower Wednesday's average; Big Spring. Three brothers-in-la- used In a PWA booklet which than Lyons. will Spot steady; middling 15,17. good and choice 200-32- 0 lb. survive Paul McNallen of o to libraries, schools and leading bulk of butchers 1000-2- 0; top 1025; few PUBLIC RECORDS Km. nnd Walter and Eurcne Mtlzens throughout the United 150-19- Spring. sales good and choice 0 lb. BIc States. Montgomery said that the ACTIVE STOCKS - 026-10.1- 5: In the County Court Services are- to be held at 9:30 packing sows mostly 10 Big Spring project had been select-e- d 0.40-6- Dora Roberts versus W. E. Bates. a. m. Saturday at the St. Thoma9 NEW TORK. April 1 UP) Sales, lower, bulk as one of the few In the stats Cattle 4,000; calves 1,500; top of. suit on debt. Catholic church with Rev. Chas for photographs. closing price and net change of the New Cars Dwan In charge. Burial will be In 15 most actlvo stocks today. 16.00 paid for 1243 lb. averages; sev : 13.50-14.5- 0; 9.00-- F. L. Sneed, Wylls sedan. the Cathojlc cemetery. The body 3-- eral loads largely Para Plct, 33,000, 25 2 up 8. short-fe- d C H. Hurdleston, Pontlac sedan. will lie in state at the Ebcrley 3-- 12.00 trade on offerings; COLORED STYLE SHOWr Reo Mot, 27,200. 7 8 down 8--8. well-finish- Mao Staffer" Drilling compdny. homo until time for the 7-- light cattle selling at Crown Zeller, 26,800, 22 8 up 7--8. Fnrl WILL BE 11.00-12.0- 0; Dodge coupe. services. REPEATED 7-- very yearlings above 25,700, 10 8 4. few Radio down lu A. Oliver, Lubbock, Dodga ' '-- 3-- 13.00; top late Wednesday 14.00; Gen Mot, 24,200, 61 4 down 1. Members of Ute Mb Bethel (col..-- - 11.75; coupe. 3-- 4. best heifers around bulk at TECHNICAL EVIDENCE " - Repub Stl, 23,300, 44 8 down 1 Wolfe Shaw, Odessa, Oldsmobile Since his water wns cut off be" church Thursday 1-- 1-- 10.00 downward, bulls weak at 660 Int Pap & P C, 10,800, 8 2 Up Z SvBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBBBti cause he refused to pay a cllj announced that they were 9.00-10.0- tudor. V KlH IS TAKEN IN GREEN goln; 3-- down; vealers strong at US SU, 17,700, 118 4 down 2 7--8. Paul Johnson, Forsan, Chevrolet sewage tax, Copt. A. J. Tcllic d style show 3-- few 10.50. Socony Vac, 17.200, 18 4 down 1-- ESTATE LITIGATION (above). Belgian consul at Mo by request on April 6. Sheep 14,000; 75 per coupe. NY Cen, 16,400, 60 3-- 4 down 1. around cent Ala., ootains rus suppiy ... be J. L. Lamkln, Ford tudor. DALLAS, April 1 MP) Commis bile, la held at tha 3--4 3--8. of fat lamb supply from Colorado on the lawn try Celanese, 15,600. 33 up Morgan Martin, .Dodge tudor. from jugs left corner of . .W 5th and Bell streets 3-- and Nebraska; trading not estab- sioner Baymond Prime of New Texas Corp, 14,800, 60 4 down 8--4. neichbors. He has appealed the In the old Mexican Woodmen bidding sharp- C. T. McLaughlin, Dodge coupe. York awaited technical tesUmony hall 7--8 8. lished; uneven but to the state supreme court Anaconda, 14,600, JS down 2 J. E. Millbollen, Studebaker today case I Irs. LtUa Body will direct snd 3-- ly lower; ind 12.50 before ending the Texas Yellow Trk & C, 14,500, 31 8 down cations around (Associated Prnsa Pnmo) Thomas Brooks will down for wooled lambs; few loads coupe. hearings In the legal dispute over furnish mtf. 1 J. E. Brlgham, Ford tudor. Big Spring school musicians Spring la attempting to wrest sic. , 3-- and lots near cholco locally to the lato Col. E. H. R. Green's vast Warner Pie, 13,200, 14 4 down fed on major away, v large crowd. Including 5; will have their ejes tho the awards from IS several 1-- 12.00-2- Tony Costlllo, Lincoln sedan. fortune. KITTRELL CASE 4. outsiders at fat sheep cop Abilene of ' 25 Mrs. S. P. Williams, Bulck sedan. above trophy the sliver on Eagles, defenders He said wished to get opin 'fnersed the first weak to lower; few choice cap. Many additional tro- be SENT TO DALLAS show a week ago. handywelght ewes 7.00. H. W. Bartlett, Ford tudor. the left when Bandmaster tho ions on Texas laws before taking Conley takes his charges to phies await tho two-da- y battle i LIVESTOCK the hearing, held at the direction DALLAS, April 1 UP) An indict- KILLED UNDER ENGINE AbUeno April 0 and 10 for of batons. Judges for the events of New surrogate FEDERAL AID FOR fes- a York court, to charging a Lubbock msn with SLIGHT FORT WORTH DALLAS, April 1 UP) Olive annual band will be Dr. H. A. Vandercook Miami, FhL, ment DAMAGE IN grand prize Nutt of Vander- where Col. Green embezzlement has been transferred FORT WORTH. April 1 SCHOOLS URGED BY Haines, 53, Pullman porter, was tival, noldlng the and H. E. the sometimes lived before his death TWO LOCAL FmES killed this morning under the en- cup Is Bllllo Gambia, student cook Conservatory of Music, to Dallas. 1,800; top 9.75 pall PATMAN last year. naming by WRIGHT gine of a Fort Worth and Denver "beauty" who will present the Chicago. The indictment, Burns Fire In n shed at home small killers; packer top 9.63; j The New York court ordered at the of 1S0-32- cup. Forty bands will join Big Klttrcll defendant, was returned good to choice 0 lb 9 55-7- WASHINGTON. April 1 UP) train at Union Terminal station hearings here and at Terrell, in an V. P. "Cowboy" Day Wednesday here. He was standing on Track Wichita Falls. Klttrell, a former afternoon caused minor damage to Representative Wright Patman of effort to decide if the late son of employe of the Lubbock National No. 2. The train usually comes in He kept building be-'o- re Tcxarkona, Tex., urged today fed silent Hetty Green had his legal residence bank, accused embezzlerrxnt the and feed thick DEPENDABLE on Track No. 3. Police officials announced a In was of city flrenwn extinguished tha eral aid for public schools and this state. New York, Massa- of $11,000. He was arrested In Ar government ownership of the fed' Seek Girl charge of violating the Sullivan law chusetts, Florida and Texas want blaze. Thursday morning firemen kansas. mado to C, eral reserve banks. cata tho beys and girls. No child which prohibits possession of fire inheritance taxes from the estate, was transferred a call the home of A. GAS & OILS - be, The Indictment 312 Patman testified before the should be denied an education be- (CONTINUED PAO 1 1 arms without a permit would whilo Green's widow, Mrs. Mabel Bulot, Lincoln, where a box '-- mOM here at the request of Federal Dis t T7s commu-nlly.- lodged against Gedcon. A gun was near a hot wnter heater, became house education committee in sup causo he lives in a poor his Harlow Green, and his sister, Mrs. Attorney Clyde O. Eastus. WASH & port three hours nnd 45 minutes of found in his upholstery shop. Syjvia New trict Ignited. A very small damp go re- GREASE of the Saturday night and Sun Wilks of York, arc At Lubbock a petition was being er hill. The measure would pro- Patman suggested, as a means of time last Police continued to hmmer at contending over tho bulk of the sulted from the fire. day morning. Gedeon to circulated asking for a suspended i EXTOE vide $100,000,000 federal old for financing the proposal, that th explain more satlsfactorl estate, estimated as high as 0. BATTERIES night qulz- - p. m. sentence for Klttrcll in the event Expert Ignition schools In the next fiscal year, government "take a firm grip on in an all day and all ly his movements between 9 guilty. Service police sia- - oqd 12M5 m., Sunday, be he pleaded Friends of Klt LEASE ACREAGE with n $50,000,000 annual Increase tho money monopoly." rlnu In tha 51st street a. and conference FOR riotertlvea asked htm why he tween 3 a. m and hour Sun trell were planning a until a 3300,000,000 maximum had Tike government, he said, would iinn that with federal authorities. WANDERERS INN been reached. savo $800,000,000 year by taking spent Tuesday night bowling and day afternoon when he said he ar FORMER TEACHER FLEWS a of "I am very much In favor of this over the 12 federal reserve banki, drlnk'ng beer while the bodies rived at the Beekman Hill apart Relocation of tho Wanderers' Inn SERVICE night TELLS SENATORS Vj F.J-- Hi STATIONS bill," tho Texan told tho commit now privately owned, and in thii his daughter, frequenter of ment. PREPA I l " Hjfj ll building was assured Thursday fol- am a - , flj mson wife, Mary, lay In was then his other daugh i tee "I believe It the duty of the way quit paying interest on its own clubs, and his It that HIS COURT VIEWS Va?-'- ' lowing the authorization of the national government to help edu- - obligations. an undertaking establishment. ter, Mrs. Joseph Kudner, and her nayor, C. B. Talbot, to sign a lease husband, with Gedeon, discovered WASHINGTON, April 1 UP) tin . may iteaa lor use the triplo murder. Senators on both sides of the su jpeUy at of- preme controversy the corner court listened 1 3t and Goliad streets. ThoMono! T with humility today to Dean Henry w .VH foul iarries a $100 a year rental. Thd M. of University Mich Bates the of the VTiaWBMiaViiiMKHfori building was used during the winl Paving igan Law school because he once contract deplh of 3,500 feet. ter to house, the Howard Count? lectured leaders of both factions Issue of notrogen gas from the Welfare association and overnight in the same class room. hole was diverted and shut off (CON-rmuj- paqb I transients. raoii. i As Bates began his testimony be Wednesday afternoon. Repairs to I asphalt stabilized base. fore the senate Judiciary commit- the rig were made earlier. program, .) Under the new city tee, Chairman Ashurst The well blow In on Feb. 17 at ALLRED HITS DELAY officials asserted street Improve disclosed he and Senator Wheeler the rate of 287,000,000 cubic feet NOTICE ment could go forward almost as t) ON TAX MEASURES a fiery critic of the day was property up. a but estimated to have rapidly as owners sign president's court bill, had studied dwindled to aiound 40,000,000 cubic It was Indicated first efforts will under Bates In 1903. AUSTIN, April 1 UP) Governor feet. James V. All red expressed recret The following price to be concentrated on Main street, for 'And he marked me down many Two weeks ago It leaking list will enable the cleaners of Big Spring maintain better surfacing the stretch between started today that the senate had not con times for being unprepared," the water behind b 10th streets, salt from a sidered in committee tax hills pass- Tenth and a sector chairman added. string at 1,460 feet and sent a wage schedules and hours for employees, to furnish the public with a high standard badly In need of improvement ed by the house, writing in Its own whlta spray around surrounding views by Those Interested In the project were country. amendment er substitu Invited to call city Stalin Hands Down tion to expedite revenue raising of quality workmanship, and same give public a price is to at the ball for -- at the time the that fair additional information. ueretoror the senate has said Death Sentence For ITALY REPORTEDLY that the house had not sent it a them for quality workmanship. The following prices on cleaning and pressing will 8rd Street Contract Revolutionaries SENDING PLANES TO tax bill early enough In the ses City of Big Spring acted Wed sion," he said, "but that certainly Wv-Jos- HELP INSURGENTS Is not prevail effective today at the undersigned cleaners: ncsday night to complete Its por MOSCOW, April 1 eph the case this time." tion of the paving contract for the Stalin called upon Russia today for The senate committee on stats MADRID, April 1 UP) The Fe-- affairs the surfacing and widening of Third "merciiets extermination of all bus (official Spanish) news agency. other day postponed for two weeks a hearing house street between city limits. isoisnevlst enemies in what was in a aispaicn rrom Valencia, said on a '" Mayor C E. Talbot was author Interpreted aa a virtual death sen bill to Increase the tax on oil prod- MEN'S LIST C&O '- - C&O today It had through i Del. LADIES LIST Del. ized by tence learned secret uction. A bill to levy on the commission to sign an for hundreds under arrest sources that 60 planes had boost the agreement committing the city to aa counter-revolutionari- taken sulphur also Is in the committee. Dresses, pktla '....'. '. .50c 75o on irom Italy on March 25. en Salts, 2 or S Piece . ,rn 75c maintenance of the street after It The demand of the soviet leader, route to Spam for Governor Allred baa said rcDeat- - .. 5o ; agree as service with the edly he regarded new Dresses, evening . . , .75c 1.00 is paved, included In the re&irded an ultimatum to the insurgents. the raising of ment is the stipulation to remove communist party, was made In the revenue as of paramount impor- (The Italian government Inalnti-r-t Pants 25c 40o Knit Suits 50c 75c obstructions, specifically designated Kremlin March S before the clos- tance. The general revenue fund in a statement to the International Mannish 50c 75c as the post traffic lights. They ing session of a pelnum of tho tress has a deficit of from $12,000,000 to Coats, dress . 40c Swagger Suits, committee party yesterday that It had fulfilled $16,000,000, - ...... vr r. .. .25c will be swung across Intersections. central of the and its neutrality and appropriations pro- 'V with short coat was published today. commitments and poseo. are larger than those for the Is would continue to do so, but only post Uvercoat .... ce ...... 50c 75c Swagger Suits with long coats 65c 85c "I think It clear," the secre In equal measure two years. itc. tary of the central committee de . with the- action.. clared present or otner nations.... The ntntomorW Skirts 25o 40o "that the wreckers Sweaters, light . 25c 40c Narcotics and dlverslontsts no matter minimized recent Italian volunteer READY FOn CALLS Blouses ,. 25c 40c whether they havo mnsltcd them- losses in spam.) AUSTIN, April 1 UP) All fools - CONTINUID ON PACK 71 selves flag Trotzky-is- day brought its usual quota of jgags Sweaters, heavy .. r. .r. . 35c 50c- Waists 25o 40c under the of . fedcrnl or Eukharlulsm have lost APRIL FOOL DAY for Governor James-V- Allred, 1 officers that a man train- "I'm ' Pajamas . 50c 75o ing horses at Alamo Downs, tholr influenco In tho worker's already getting telephone Jackets, leather - -- ...1...7..7.tT.T nico SLOWS THE COURTS .....- r 50c 75c San Antonio, during the lust meet- movement and have become sim calls," ho said early in the morp" Bath Bohes 50c 75a ply an ing, "from folks who say asked' ing was arrested In January for unprincipled and Idcalless DALLAS. Atirll t (Atrn... . I Jackets, wool ...... - -. . ., .--. . .25o 40c ' receiving 180 grains band of professional vreckers. dl-- tlons them to ring and 'please, what do .nw. .'. Coats, plain 50c 75c of heroin of two criminal court hi. I want' " through the United Slates mails. versionists, spies, and murderers, wcro being slowed down by April 1 Coats, 75c 1.00 is - - -. fur collar ?..'. Monaco To Cltizemship quite clear these gentle- Fool day. Work PaHts .- ,- . .25c 40c monn TIio governor said "in addition hnouid be destroyed, exterm Bailiffs were telephoning witness- to the tremendous danger In con-ucnti- inated rrercllewly as enemies of es to come to court. In nlmnt . Uniforms work or coveralls ...... ,r. .40c 50c C&O DeL o! tho working class enemies LADIES PRESSING LIST with tho cruel doping and of cry Instance they met the same re- - horses, this narcotic traffls has our country. ; gnpi ouii -. Caps - .- .- -. 40c "This Is clear . . .nnrP...... ,25c 25o Dresses 25c become a irunace to the welfare and Joes not de "Oh, yeah," the party called of our entire citizenship, particu- mand further Interpretation." would respond. So you're calling Dresses, evening ,50c 75o larly the children. I am informol DALLAS MAN DIES from thd sheriffs office? Well' PRESSING MEN C&O ' Knit Suits Mocked 50c 75c tho traffic In marihuana is con you're not April fooling me." LIST Del. stantly growing; that it is bcini; UALiJis, April 1 UP) It, a. Come To Oar a tBob) 60, Ana Dang would go the receiver. Swagger Suits, mannish 25c 40c furnished to school children and Riley, a director in the Repetition DOLLAR our present National Association of Sales Ex of the calls with DAY Swts, 2 or 3 piece .,.-- t. .iH.(m'i.i.:.i.i.,.25c 40c laws are inadequate threats of Swagger Suits, long r. .35c 50c cope ecutives, died hero this morning. fines for contempt ol to with the situation. cuuri iinaiiy Drought SALE 25o 50o "Tho uniform law proposed has He was born at Fort Smith. Arkan most of the .,. . Coats, Ovorcoats witnesses Into court.' FOI JlAWfiAjjJS Pasts r.v l5o 25o v been adopted in 29 states of tho sas, and reared In Atlanta, where Skirts 15c 25c union In the post three and a halt he graduated from the Georgia The principal exports Cs4, dress .... -- . . ..,-.- ,. ,15c 25c of Guam 15c 25c years. I am advised It has sub xccnmcai college. are copra and coconut oil. Blouses stantially nar- - rid these states of Overcoats . .. ima. .. . .- ' . ... . 25c 40c Pajamas 25o - 40c cotics and dope peddlers, with tho result they, have come into our -. Li vftciiBWs WvOl !) ic vire'trr, t XOO 25o Bath Kohes .- 25c 40c itato, and that our condition is probably tho worst In the union." 3 Good - Paying Jobs Open JAMES C. CAMPBELL MODERN CLEANERS LARGE QUOTA FIXED t FOR FARM PROGRAM April 5th Local .farm leaders were cheered In Howard and Nearby Counties BROS. NO-D-LA- Y CLEANERS today by news from the state CORNELISON county board that the would be al Men or Women . lowed a base quota amounting to 08 per cent of the measured acres An opportunity to start at to J200 In 193fl. and build up to J100 to 600 monthly? ptaSanL CRAWFORD CLEANERS POWELL ROWLAND dignified, Work fr County Agent O. P. Griffin end You will be your own boss! Pe I Assistant M. Weaver regarded the maaent work. No seasons. Business grew steadily during 1 I - depression. No selling, canvassing, M allowance as "better than wa ex- sary. peeled," We teach you. Must be reusable and honest Ctont ' fv MILLER BROS. PERRY'S CLEANERS pauy 45 years old. Rated J300.0W. The county ees&naKtM u to Leader In field Cash K72?nrJ&u,ied' wh,ch iMturnabl9 Md fuliy Friday to BMk adjwetawat ntoa $10,000 bond deposited ? I sfcsstsj alssady In I - wwk subssHtsd. 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PAGE SIX BIG SPRING. TEXAS. DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 1. lt3T --A KmH Is EvMry Ife-m- rl Owmly BANKRUPTCY ACT Buffet Suppers Popular With Busy Hostesses REVIEW SOUGHT BY F STATE OF TEXAS LINCK'S )nu STORES AUSTIN, April 1 UP) The attor- ask- t ney general's department has ed tho United States supremo court to roview a circuit court decision U tho fed-er- ul sPJt y '''fPSBSBBBBBBBl involving Interpretation of s F efforts ' ty 3 '" ''isSBJBBBBK bankruptcy net and t ft I the stato to collect certain taxes and penalties from the Trinity Re- jl RKJMkLr f fining company of East Texas. In lltiS tho state filed a penalty ni tho company on atvjInSbZaKtm JL 4M suit nralnt JBBflBBBBBVBMtekiLrtA)j8BBBBB8T&irn grounds of proration law violation. jgjJZJlJy $700,000. Later it sought .sBBv BBBBBBl BBl BBBBHsMBBmBBBBBBsBTiij BBBBBY JBBBY BBBBT It asked BBBBBBB .SB BBBBBk BBB BBBBB $300,000 for gasoline tnxes. After the stato district court named receivers in tho penalty suit, tho company filed bankruptcy proceedings in federal court, which approved a reorganization plan and named a trustee to tnko over assets from the state receivers. Tho state appealed to the fed- eral circuit court at New Orleans, FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY alleging the action had the effect of removing from tho state Juris- diction over property it had do-- m RiSbbbbbbbbIbIHbHH pended on to sccuro Its claims. MORNING BRACER (Guarentoed) . HILL BROS. AI.l. SET FOR THE BUFFET SUITER That court held the stato's tax Hen s was voided by tho reorganizatict 1 lb. 19c 3"s. 55c 1" 56c A d linen table- gloM mnlce rffectlve appoint- heater will keep plenty of food proceedings. 29c Pun-da- COFFEE 1 - y cloth," cream colored Italian ments for this lnfoimal warm for second and eveu Assistant Attorney General Wll pottery with n rust nnd green evening buffet supper ta- third helpings. Ham C Davis said if the decision pattern nnd deep green Italian ble. The three-pa-rt elcctria stood the state laws creating tha lien Involved would "become vir- Many & or professional! business tually meaningless." HominyNo 3 r25c SPINACH thtn," Klagg said. .cn10c to any week do entertain l"g Governor Atlrcd suggested the her Sunday afternoons and EGulf stato was In position to INCREASE HOLDINGS GOD BAR nings purpose. Drilling "not much aside for that protest" after having leased the IN SO. TEXAS AREA. ' " No. 2 Can Often she Invites her friends in land. to tea. Cut still mote often sho "The onlv thlner thnt can bo done SAN ANTONIO, April 1 UP) asks them to share an Inform' Is Protested no. i can No. 2$ Is through tha legislature and Acquisition of 150,000 acres of oil a 17c supper with her. don't know whether we would have and gas leases out of tho J. M. 9c Ec--au- Peaches ie 10c sho has discovered the tho power tn cancel even if the Chlttlm ranch In Maverick, Zaval-l- a HEINZ'S caso with vhlch tho buffet-styl- e Delegation From Coast legUlature rescinded the pievlour and Dlmmltt counties from tha supper may bo prepared she often Presents Objections action," ho said. Rycade Oil corporation by tho serves It In thct manner, adding Flagg said it ciuld be done "for Wellington OH company of Dela- two un-- To 3 For 25c an extra plate or for tho Governor the general welfare." ware officially was announced by experttd guests who may Join hci 10c " 19c AUSTIN, April UT) A delega Cant H. H. Hadden, president the company's officials in Saa Vinegar grciup at tha last minute. l morning. tion from Texas coastal areas pro--J of tho Galveston Pilots association. Antonio this Tho deal, Tho Sunday night kupper gen- suggested the main menaco woul second by the company within the EGG erally calls for onn hot dish ex tested to Governor James V. All PURE red today the proposed drilling of arise from destruction of well last several days, brings the con- cept In hot weather or in tho equipment in storms, asserting oil cern's noMlngs in this area to warmer, semi-tropic- sections o an oil well about a mile from High Island in Galveston Bay. could bo swept over the entire nearly 250,000 acres. tho country. With the addition of co ist line. 8 z Parage White Spuds a hot boverage, a hot bread or a Having lcacd the submerged Cash Income from farm market 10c dato or bread, relishes, Jams state, tho Oil Noodles nut from the Humble TO TEXAS RELAYS lng and government payments In mnvbe salad and dessert. company has applied a permit PHILLIP'S and a a for MANHATTAN, Kas., April 1 UP 1930 Is estimated by the U. S. bu- her supper Is bound to be pro to drill from tho war department, Coach Ward Haylctt and 14 Kan- agricultural economics moro reau of at 10 lbs. nounced than adequate, which has Jurisdiction over navlga sas Stato ccllego trackmen left to- $7,800,000,000. A casserole of creamed oystcrr tlcn matters. day for Austin, Tex., to compete In 1 can or other sea food sprukled Governor All red expressed the the Texas Relays this week-en-d Drunkenness, some scientists say, Tomato Juice 5c for with grated cheese and brownee opinion that any relief would have Tho Wildcats will enter eight Is caused by loss of oxygen in the in the oven makes a savory Sun- to come through the legislature events. body. HEINZ'S ASSORTED day evening supper dish. Orcer which authorized the leasing, but peppers or tomatoes stuffed with arranged for a conference with corn, mushrooms, chicken, veal or leglslatl 7e representatives from 24c asparagus and baked ore also appet- the areas Involved at which the sit Soup 10c 3 25c ite-tempting. uation was to be studied further. Crmmed Combinations Henry W. Flagg of Galveston CLABBER GIRL Another tasty combination Is a president of tho Texas Wild Ufa shallow baking dish filled with Federation and reprcaenting the creamed chicken, turkey, duck or "a CRISCO Galveston Commercial association, IVORY &- - fish and topped with tiny baking told tho governor the coast coun- Baking Powder 22c powder biscuits baked until they try was confronted with a "very nre a ucllculn brown. HEINZ 61b. scrims threat" to health, recrea- SOAP Other suggestions includo a plat tion and business. ter heaped with noodles or rice Medium Can He said 20-o- salt domes had 14 z- - Bott and surrounded with creamed bepn In submerged Ketchup '9 19c shrimps or curried veal, Welsh discovered the Size . . . . 7c areas and denied assertions' made rabbit on toast, or home-bak- ed bean? brown at a hearing in Galveston recently Guest ard steamed bread. bv company representa 1.09 Potato ralnd, although It is com-- Hi'mhlo 1 would be Size ... 5c No. Can monplrce, may be made unusually tives that oil not lost Tomatoes 5c the wells which . might be attract! e when it is palatably from seasoned and served with sliced dill'cd. clait's cold meats, jellied chicken, tongue "I thing the leases should be N can cancelled even tho state to i T" or meat loaf. if has 1 Salmon 2 19c an Kind$ For refund the money it received for Baby Food 15c A large bowl of green salad 2 mixed with French dressing miv bo placed on tho tnbjo for the Scottissue For 22c WHITE OR YEIXOW MIASBURVS guests to help tehmsclvcs. Frozen hr.It. cheese or gelatin meld salads BBA T V Y ataoVj Corn Meal PKG. 9c arc also both colorful and dcleo tI Noil Tali sdi" 10c 3 table. Fish F25c Cheese Kiscults Good lXttW Cheeso blmiits or tho increas ingly popular popovcrs mako ex Assh 20 Oz. Jar Chili Beans 10c 3 25c cellent hot biends to add. (Toasted JELLY 19c cheese sandwiches arc enticing with a fruit or vegetable salad FINE GRANULATED when there is no hot dish, by tho " 2 c--1 way.) us. Green Beans 0c 3 25c Tea (tty putting a bit of clovo SUGAR 10 51c In it), chocolato (perhaps with marshmallows) or coffco aro al! COMPMifff easy to prepare nnd oerve. Vegetables From The Valley A bowl of assorted fruits ' it ED ECU miy havn served as a centcrpleco ON OUR OWN TRUCKS! or frosted cakes or cookies mav provide the dessctt. Or, if there's FANCY time to prepare something a llttb moro elaborate there art alvrnys LB. such things as: cocoanut layer New Potatoes 5c cakps with orange fillings, cherry or strawberry tarts, chocolato rolls FANCY LARGE BUNCHES with nougat fillings, or a nut-dat- e Ico-bo- x cake. Bananas 12c Carrots 2c ST. 'rVf .JEiSiiBBBBsJSi iMlik i JvlsBBBB. X$?ii 'fV) SUSPECT WANTED IN HOLD-U- P ARRESTED ifcBBKSssBBBBKX.sBCTsy-SlBBBmAVt- jAr"' SWl FANCY STRAWBERRIES LAKE CHAHLES, 1a, April 1 THREE THRILLERS W Sheriff Henry Reld of Calca sieu Chief SEEDLESS Large parish and of Police Ebb A DCCDI I IT 4c Raggett, of Lake Charles, have FRIDAY & SATURDAY SD MARSH Med. 3c gone to Port Arthur, Texas, seek SPECIALS ing custody of Carl Morrow, of FANCY GREEN Tulsa, Okla., charged with the V ' holdup and robbery of two grocery Fresh today! Everything in Fruits and Vegetables BEANS u. 10c stores on the night of December 26. U. Reld said Morrow was arrestid from Texas, California and Arizona markets. in Port Arthur on information fur by local lJr nished the officers and that he was also wanted in Tulsa in IN OUR MARKETS connection with three robberies on the night of December 25. US "No. 1 WhiU FANCY BEEF STEW SPUDS 10 FEDERAL CIHeFtO 23c lb. 15c LB. STEAK ROAST 15c MEAT lb 10c INSPECT AIRPORT Announcement has been received NO. 1 FULL CREAM LB. by city officials -- that D. H. Reed, See Our Windows for Other Real Bargains CHEESE 22c mepector for the bureau of air commerce, would be here Friday to fvrr LS. I make a survey of the local airport SALT JOWLS 15c LIVER LB. 15c with a view to future Improve Pet Or Carnation . ments. 4AA A Joint federal-cit- y project Is seen MILK 3 Large Or 6 Small 1 as a possibility. Reed wired he uG BRAINS lb. 15c MINCE MEAT lb. 15c would reach here ut 10 a. m. Fri day to confer with local officials. BACON CELLOPHANE WRAPPED LB. Farmers' cash income gained SO A Full Line Of Quality 27c per cent between 1032 and 1036 Meats, Poultry and Fish KRAFT AMERICAN MMENTO HEINZ according to the U. S. bureau of agricultural economics. BRICK LB. I CHEESE 35c PICKLES SOUR OR DILL EA. 5C longhorn lb BfHSBXHSSSMfJUkdSSiSSBISISlH uHsutoEL 1 5c HENS FISH FRYERS iimH-i- n " I See Our Windows For Other Specials

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l'INEAI'PLE UrSIDE-DOW- N CAKK Marft&chlno cherries placed la and colorful garnishes. The the centers of the four rings Calce may bo served plain or of ptnenpple which top this trilb portions of whipped RALSTON -- ,v m eake stake savory cream. i s---- mmH. upside-dow- n fo? By MKS. ALEXANDEtt OLOUGEi apple cake: (AP Feature Service Writer) rincuppta XlpslUe-uow- n cane CORN FLAKES Upside-dow- n cakes set their 1--3 cup butter, name from the manner in which 1 cup dark brown sugar, - thoy are baked. 2 tablespoons pineapple juice, 10c Sweet Meal In contrast to most pastries In b slices pineapple, Which the dough is first placed in 8 red cherries, Every Sack. OA lb. CO- 1 2 cups - In-- flour, the container and the other powder, Guaranteed &M Sack UJC credlenta are 3 tcarpoous baking then addedthe 1-- Phillips Peas 3 cup sugar, process upside-'low- n Is reversed in the 2 eggs, cake. In it the sweetened teaspoon Phillips Glendon Peas No. 2 frUlt mixture or other contest 1 vanilla, 1A. . 1-- 4 teaspoon extract, Can Is placed In the bottom of tho pan almond Are So Good Try Them lwv SAUSAGE or 1-- 2 cup milk, and then covered with dough 3 tablespoons fat, melted. Bell Brand hatter. After the baking Is com Plnpi btittftr. brown and pleted whole miffnr Vienna ...... O Cans 1 1 C ! the thing Is. turned juice in frying pan. Heat slowly II upside-dow- n Grape Juice i out and served In that nvifl tlw Until tilanrfftft A ff rt llm& Ufl inverted manner. f applo and place cherries In the Rosemary Qt COFFEE Many kinds of fruits fresh, centers. Mix rest of Ingredients OOK,lp M&J Dog Food Bottle Vigo canned or stewed as well as a and beat 2 minutes and pour over Brand fe&pejsw TtVfi sTnniiAfl variety of doughs and batters, may the pineapple. Bako 35 minutes in be used in making upside-dow- n a moderate oven. Let stand 5 min- Airway 3 lbs. 55c A Balanced Ration for o Largo Q cakes. Pineapple, a general favo utes and then carefully turn cut. vV7 Dogs, Puppies or Cats J Cans 1UC rite. Is often blended with apricots PINEAPPLE ' 'J reward's of cherries. Peaches, pears and NATIONAL PRESIDENT n Dependable plums also are very popular. Fairplay Brand ..&....,. Z7c In selecting Ingredients to be OF BUSINESS CLUB U Cans IDC upblde-dow- n Crushed or Sliced 3 85c CRACKERS Is Maxwell .used In cakes it TO BE HERE APRJL House lbs. wise to more mildly-flavore- d 8 choote tho Delicious . lb. fruits for combination MAXIMUM O I C Dr. L. Wayne. Brock, national Sodas - Box IOC with those which have a more pro president of tho American Busi- nounced taste. Dates, nuts, figs ness Cluhs, will be honor guest of PEARS raisins, cocoanut and candled tho local chapter here tho evening - k. fruits moke excellent garnishes to Raycroft O No- - 2 of April 8, Hugh Duncan, acting I . I be added to tho mixture. president, said today. Brand Cana he n 2 SYRUP Variety of Batters l I MILK Tho organizations head Is .mak I Q C Ordinarily a butter-cak- e batter Ing u tour of tho clubs in this sec- Sleepy Hollow Pt OO is used to cover the fruit mixture. tion. Cancan said a special pro- 2 Talf or The Pure Maple Flavor Jug IC A sponge or angel-foo- d cake or a gram was to be arranged In his rich baking powder biscuit dough honor. Small may used," 4 Cans . be however. And such Dr. Brock, & Greenville. & C. Cleaning ...rr ii things as rolled zwieback, toast, optometrist, was iwica president of Specials for Spring ? graham crackers or vanilla warerHyrfitftajB organization. may do auosuratea tor vaneip: j. y "stato jun- - --, fJL jj fyje Since upside-dow- n Mil ..-- jf j Libby's Natural Vtfankee war SUPER SUDS easily X prefer to use ct zov-- frvincr n In hairing a. Or targe Red "fwft ... .. n . m Ict and IQc j. j. rti.n lk.ii.n.1 t. tr:TTCrSlty 01 HishRan Package ... Arthpn ? i tvnrA Hnklnet nnnM.hl is Wlio In I pan allows rkdP. Pineapple a fning for the no of tha most ChipSO targe Titg. 23c 7 Juice 3 25c of the batter. It alsq serves to outstanding young men In the en- sg reduce the possibilities of burning. tire south.". RinSO Large p'kg. LoZ. i After the rake Is baked It should ...:.... ' bo turned upside-down- .. It, may be. ABANDONED WELL soap SOAP CHIPS served either hqt or "co'ld" pialr . . toilet Lux Flakes' LarBe Pkg. 23c ' Reg. Crystal G lb. or topRe,d with" whipped cream, a STARTS GAS FLOW s Universal Jf Ofkn tnicK tuura ffcu,e; ice cream or a i.at'F-- Hardwater Bar JC White Box DUNCAN, Okla,, April 1 UP) A ? '..... mildly-flavore- d sherbet ST c , & . Irs Here's a good recipe for a pine- freak gas flow from an abandoned Oxydol 23 well in the South Doyle pool which S ,i 10 Crystal White Ht BT s startled the vicinity miles north j east of here yesterday was regard Soap 19C ed today as having opened a new .... .4 Bars gas area. The production was dlscGvered Lifebuoy .igf" ou 7c when a farmer six miles from the scene naked authorities to Investi Camay gate "a big noise." .v.3SS..20c KITCHEN CRAFT Como To Our The well is the Helmerlch and I -- 32c 24 lb. Sack 99c Payne et al No. 1 Graham. It wfes Zee Tissue 61b. Sack DOLLAR DAY making an estimated 25,000,000 cubic feet of gas dally and showing Roll ... 5c 1 SALE heavy oil late yesterday. 12 lfy Sack 55c 38 lb. Sack 1.79 FOR BARGAINS Operators abandoned the wildcat at 6,011 feet after it had penetrated PJ. several stray sands, none of which X'j 4 Blossom4;,; 1.69 jooitea productive. ni Harvest Pillsbury's Best Ba89lb 1,89 sssssRk" HIssbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbI m'Myfhmrm . .atfamw rt irJ mjfmm i uk muimm.i wjv.v.miiw Select Your Vegetables At Safeway Where The Most Modern BSBBBBSBSBWf IIRSfKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI MVli...iil..H igjgi ""- - nA--r " Ketrifferation iieeps Tnem tiaraen iTesn BBBBBBBBBBBBBW" .yltt tPflsMBBBSmHSBBBBBBBBBBBi I BPiPSSSSSSSSBl roB A r. OLD FASHION LD A.C It Is Pleasure fSBBBBBBBBBBBBSSslsBBllsSBBSBBBBBl I Fapcy Lean I L. 1 LESS To Shop At i sTsflsssssssssssssi Sliced Bacon 4 V ViU ssssssssss-N- IsiM. CM WsssPgssssssBssssi J Safeway Sfcn-c- s - f HULK U- sisiL SLICED I IssWsBSsssssssssI 1 Crisp jfSfsfJisfv-lgSSSSSSMSSsWfties- ttSmS&fl . 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-- SPRING, TEXAS, DAILY HEltALD THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL, 1, IVil A Herald in Kvery Mowwa vouniy oim. PAGE KIOHT BIG TODAY Soil Loss Set RITZ ONLY LYRIC QUEEN TODAY ONLY At IMLions TODAY ONLY H MIW ????f?tiiSW CMaMMlorMMfvel YeariylnUS rfiMllli COMMIT "'"""' Munivm Conservation Chief Warns Cost By 1987 May Reach 50 Billion r i WjMHH WASHINGTON, April 1 (UP) Tho United States is squandering at Ihty its soil resources at the rate of moro than $400,000,000 a year, ac Days Irr le jM7im mKH cording to H- - H. Dennett, chief o' tho soil conservation service of the department of agriculture. Bennett, who has been crusad- nnutne PLUS: ing for 10 years for soil conserva- H tion, estimated 100,000,000 acres of in WITNESS Fiction ADDED: "FltEE HLaNT" agricultural land already has been No. 29 ruined or sorloualy lmpovpsh"' FRIDAY Chiries "Kiddle by erosion during tho past 100 Jtcvuo STARTING TOMORROW years. Erosion his rained he d QUIGLEY wav on another 200,000 ceres, h." READ EVERY ITEM Rosalind said. Millions of gullied farms, washed CirKtKiKEITHbr DM Utmon baro of top soli nre "grim evidence THEY ARE A Columbia Ptclura tnut thp people or this youthfi' nation Invo been squandering thcl- - rich heritage or productive sol moro ranldly than any other na- tion, civilized or barbaric, of wh'cl STARTING TOMORROW wo h.tvo any record," Bennett said. BARGAINS Tttoro Fertilized "neqnlrid HE WANTED EXCITEMENT T Tho naticn'a soil plant is becom ...AND COT IT IN THE ing less and less productive bo-- rORM OF A RANGE WARI rarso of vlnd and wntcr croaioi V f I i Bennett said. Fertilizer must be 2jm ' rt in ever increasing quantities. rfa&mmn no aiu, iiiiH nas ncucu ronriqep TOMORROW ablv to tho cost of crons.' NEW STYLES STARTING "Unless, wo makn rapid advance HEARING CALLED ON against tno inroads of roll erosion DISPOSITION OF LAND iho cumulative cost to tho nation during the next 50 years Is llkel" MEN'S ON STATE BORDER to exceed $zo,otu,ooo,000 and may eftslly extend to bsvond J30.000.- - WASHINGTON, April 1 UP) VW.VJO," JJonnclt said. HATS Hep. Phil Ferguson of Woodward He recalled a recent tour of tho Okla, announced to-la- tho house southern Piedmont, where ho Bankoks, Toyos public lands committee will con- crossed n country embracing 278,-0- 0 duct a hearing April 0 on his bill acres, two-thir- of which Panamas governing disposition of land In ,y ruined for further cultivation by boundary territory between tht eroaun. Straws Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. "Gullies tens of thousands of I l v 1Jt,j jr iBHElVjMsm i J M v rl Ferguson's office said the In them have hideously slashed the t n terior department approved the bosom of the rich earth. lavlnc measure. It would provide that a wasto the land and, with It, tha Fingerprint citizen who can show ho has held flno old plantation homes lhat for- merly graced the countryside! and. public land south of the Cimarron most tragic base .lino In Oklahoma and north of all. ImDoverlshlncr. socially und cconomoplcally, thoao Plan Offered of the "north line" of Texas "lb who good faith" for not less thnn" ten have known no way to live except by ths beneficlence. of tho years may enter a tract of not land," Itlcntifyiug 160 acres, a Bennett sold. Alcana Of more than nrd receive Work Ages patent for $1.25 an acre. of Whisked Away School Cliilurcu Is Natuic takes thousands of vearn Tho federal government would to hulld Proposed relinquish title to present owners an inch thitk layer of soli, Bennett said. If nature's protec- Rayon Slips , 3 for 1.00 " - of tcwnsltc land. Taffeta '" UP) tion for soil grass AUSTIN, April 1 The Texas A ISO miles up that ami trees Unbleached 81x99 2 for 1.00 strip long and aro removed wind und may Sheets, legislature today again stood re to 500 feet wide Is involved. The rain 5 for 1.00 minded of the New London school swtep awny in a fovr hours the Plaid Lunch Cloths, 36x36 Children land In question was withdrawn wo.-- k . ; 10 yds. 1.00 Nice Clothes Make Nice catastrophe In bills requiring fin by execu of centuries. "Canon" Toweling ;. from sale or settlement 7t is somowhat alormim to gerprinting of school children and tlvo' order In April, 1134, ponding 15c & 19c Fine Batiste . k , 10 yds. 1.00 raising standards in the engineer reallo that over a VAst mea na- Or- legislation authorizing disposal. ture is removing "Priscllla" Curtains 3 for 1.00 Theory At Okla. State ing profession. are many improvtmentr this irrehlateabie That's The' "Thcic awet (soil) a hundred or thou- - Chiffon Hose, 49c Quality 3forlJ Used Rep. Harry L. McKce of Port Ar within the strip, most of which arc n phanage, Where No Paddles sot.d times faster thrn she la 79o Quality Silk ChUTon Hose . thur, who yesterday Introduced the tho property of Texas latidown creating it, eimply because wo ,. recommended fingerprinting proposal, said the crs," acting Secretary Charier have Boys' Wash Suits vxw..,m.i. a,ii. i- im-- - ed"- - and the doctor ignored her fundamental lawi. tizii, .tb Bhpuldcr braces. bill would assist In determining West of the interior department "liro;ion( in the geological sense "Amarosa" Satin Slips They don'C paddle problem children Z7Zuh the state board of identity victims when ir a to cumrnlttec. Pretty of disaster said letter tho is older than man. Even undar Shadow Proof Taffeta Slips' at the sUto orphanage here. aMnjrSf Bh0 saldr "and sot lta con- other means failed. primeval conditions natty ties get tight fitting dresses for rain and wind Sleeping Briefs (Rayon & Print) gresses, silk stockings, sent to The house passed to final reading gnawed away tho soli base, wash-in- ;; unnecessary, posture im- - Pajamas and shirts make Jt 'the girls, Instead. Their a proposal imposing requirements Pen Reforms soma topsoil down to the sea Ravon 1 were so ""We lust naturally 'act ko It' proved Immediately. They of admission to the construction or scattering a little of it here and Women's Panties & lor i.uu vhea we're dressed up," said Mrs. proud of thoso tjght fitting dresses, engineering profession similar to there by wind. Tennis Shoes, all sizes 2 for 1.00 . Tj. Huff, superintendent of the they walked straight to show them those for entrance to the legal and V. 8. Cnlled Most Wasteful Wnmnn'ft Nnveltv Sandals. White & Colored 1.00 Western Oklahoma State Home for off." professions. Recommended "But, probably no his- medical nation in j mas- - of 301 children of 3 0 1 styhlte Children. "All of us are Those the Proponents said the bill would tory has been so Girl's Sandals up to size public wasteful of soil or sjueramng most ox mo wm?, " schppl age attend the school raise .standards and thereby lessen :o oblivious to the natural laws Girl's Dresses, fast colors A lor 1.WJ av. here. chances for possible recurrence of Four CIinns;cs Advocated governing its stability us tho Unit- Girl's LOO y give children "We've done away with cotton . "Juno Preston" Dresses "Nice clothes the a New London tragedy while op ed Slates. Theio aro irnnv ro.-i- 1.00 they seek roost, approval of stockings for the older girls, and ponents state engi For Texas Prison sons for this. Wash Dresses For Street Wear ,rtit said. contended the LOO Sfam thers. It Isn't necessary to use a now they wear silk hose," she neering would exami- System 'Only a little while ago IJnrjn - Shantung Blouses, new colors use board make this was addle on problem children we Wo permit them to cosmetics. so virtually a pioneer country, Im- , 5 1.00 uniformly, nations difficult it exuberant. 25c Men's Dress Socks for sW't Mddte them here." We don't dress them would be Impossible for a poor boy WASHINGTON, April 1 UP) patient, and LOO " cr Socks 12 for pretty clothes also either. The prison tndt r-- nra-- l Men's Work r4K!b,i Mrs, Huff sfd o become an engineer. strcs and about LOO Med children in outer ways, one "Children want to be somebody," A senate committee reported un tlon administration has recom- tho Inexhaurtlbllity of its natural Men's New Spring Shirts . , fetid about 25 girls were "going she said. "All they want la their favorably proposed constitutional mended four reforms In the Texas resources. was rcrhaps Men's & Boys' Work Shirts 3 for LOO - calendar," a It inevit abound with .their shoulders stoop- small place on the social amendment permitting (he legisla prison Hystcm. able that our ancestors should Boys' & Young Men'sTFelt Ilats LOO ture to classify property for taxa Tho board, publishlrg an ex mine tho soil with little thoue..t of LOO haustive report on Its survey tha Men's White Cotton Undershirts 7 for i wr tion. Notice of a minority report of future cohsequcnccs. 3Iorl.OO was given. state's penal Byrteni, urged (1) 'in their eagerness to irrow Regular 49c Men's Silk Ties Chorines Sit Down For Awhile A teacher tenure bill, Intended to thnt prison inductrles bo expanded cropj, and still more crops to feed Men's Union Suits . 3 for LOO provldo greater employment secur- and diversified; (2) vigorous tx inu nu. ry mouths of an expand- ity for the profession, was sent to ten.rfon of tin proscnt bu'lilng pro ing industrial civilization, thev cut They Don't Like The Idea Of Imported a house for redraft gram (3) expansion of tialnin" down trets and burned the under' p. SANDALS ing. activities and farllltles, and (4) orusn, Tiioy turned tho sod and WOMENS Models, But TKrft.,fnr Fixes That i reorganization of the parale anl plowed the steep slopes, stripping SPECIAL SALE ON probation administration. the land of its native mantle of THOLLTWOOD, Calif., April 1 UP) current events, suggested that a alt- - Tho board advocated, as part of vegetation, leaving It unpiotcctod em- he-gri- threat of a n strlKe,aown atriKo wouia do me mosi PEARS IS OFFERED its first recommendation, a state agnirst the erosive forces cf wind among, of all people, a group ui - yuanu no; i icguicwug (""' law requiring Insti and water." HNfood chorines, broke out to-- The idea was embraced noisily Announcement of a national can tutions and agencies to buy from i and enthusiastically. The situation ned fruit sale In April has been re tho pris"na all needed goods which MRS. aw ceived by Safeway WARD REPORTED rrraiTiiHii hero officials of tho can produce. re .Fortunately, never was tense. At this crisis Dance Di prions Its the trouble rector Dave Gould came upon the Stores. Pacific Coast Bartiett pears port said about 80 per cent of tho TO BE DOING WELL kskt bevond the scene with the inevitable call to will be the headline feature, penal population is on the eleven ftasu" phase and the bevy of near "A bulletin from the Pacific a majority Word received from tho bedside show, arms, legs and rhythm. priscn farms, ard that '. went on with the able-bodie- d em- of Mrs, John W. Ward, Berk- White Sandals .?L00 would, Gould Coast Canning Pear Stabilization of inn men aro in a .Molting bravely and kicking high He said when the eley hospital following injuries re- Impasse was explained to him, Committee," it was said, "reports ployed in agricultural work. vlgowwly and their hearts no ceived in a fall aboard & Santa Fe Patent Sandals $1.00 fsnd avoid hiring any New York models large shipments of canned pears "Such activity Is poqr training .nger fteniatr. into the retail markets of the coun for men destined to return to in- train in Los Angeles several days for his shows. Naturally, Hollywood report ago told, of her condition being as Colored Sandals rr ?L00 like this: girls were more beautiful. try. Owing to a surplus of stocks dustrial backgrounds," the jt hMeed far 1938 crop pears well as could be expected. Mrs. There would be no need of a sit-dp- carried over the said. -- The seene was a huge sound have been the weakest spot on the The principal recommendation to Ward, who had been in Big Spring Linen Sandals .....$1.00 atam where ike chorus g'.rls were strike. The chorines would for several weeks on not enjoy It very much anyway. canned fruit list. This has made alter this situation was that a cot a visit to yahaenrinr an extravagant dance them comparatively attractive In ton texti'e mill and hoslory knit friends, left here March 18 or San - n FRDDAY director and straw- So the movement died Diego, sister-in-la- w. SiustMr. The price and the carry-ove- r is now be ting mill be erected. Detailed es- where she visited a m ' kd t returned from down In stage number five and gave ing moved into consumers' hands timates prepared by H. Eatl Gray. It was on her return to Hlgk Heels and sober way two-fourt- -- lunch. It an Interlude for to another in time. to make way for the 1D37 crop. supervisor of Industries at Eastern her home in Berkeley when the Low Heels SATURDAY - 8 mmmI ceaatraetrve 'think- - faflectio "While Safeway Stores aro lend- State penitentiary in Philadelphia accMent occurred. It was report- Medium Heels P I ONLY CLASSES RESUMED ing a hand In the movement of this were Included In the report to ed Mrs. Ward lost her balance I MeMahoB, petKe blonde surplus pears, the benefit of show, that tho state-us- e market in while walking In the Pullman car Betty AT NEW LONDON of for as gave sfenosr, merged from thought and growers and customers alike they Texas provides sufficient outlet the train a sudden lurch, heat, the will also for tho industry, throwing her to the floor. Shs mM, wtfbowt Much that April OP) offer special inducements liAMortatkm of 12 lovely NEW LONDON, 1 Na In popular in The building program was urgoa was taken off the train at Los An- all the canned fruits geles Frocks ajaodalaMt from New' York for a musl- - tural gas from a utility company advance of the summer season of (o eliminate overcrowding and to and taken to a lioipltal for Womens Wash adc-quut- o first treatment, Sja! nun M ste seew quim nguu line warmed survivors of the Lon fresh fruits. Improvements in the provide all farm units wlih aid later being fireproof dormitories! which lakcu to a hospital in Berkeley, For Street Wear girl dropped a stitch of don school explosion as classes packing and grading of canned Another fruits have made them a luxury meet accepted standards for prison where she underwent an Operation agreed, with some - knlttlnc Mid were resumed today for the first ready for the table without further houslnc. New conciete uorm:- wpanesaay morning, it was traprity. Tim reasons why the time following the disaster March tortea nro crowded, tho report said. thought she sustained a fractured waa had thln were then preparation.'1 a 18. Facts In regard to the canned adding that "obsolete, unsanitary hip. one into and there was much in wooden flretraps serve as dormi all around. Accumulated gas from an oil pear situation, submitted by the Aicnatlon c&mpany's rcslduo line was blam stabilization committee included tories in many of the camps, filled M. E. declared-tha- t Conference ii Miaa MeMaHtw then ed for the explosion, When atudents the following statements: There with- - rtoubl deck bunks placed tc omething aMttid .ba done about it, returned early this week for regis was a carry-ove- r or one minion close as to almost touch each otrt Delegates Named nd beiaa; aoaaewhat a student ol . tratlon, wood fires from debris of cases on June 1 last; the 1930 pack er." KLI was Delegates to the annual district the wrecked building furnished In excess of five million cases, gas Is now being trans heat, but a connection with the nearly a million cases above the Natural conference' of tha Sweetwater dis vnln ported more than 1,200 miles from of utijlty gas line was completed yes average for a five-ye- ar period; ex trict Methodist churches to be the Texas Panhandle through pipe 4-- P terday. port sales last fall fell off about held In Colorado on May 5 were mad DWcim Quickly lines. elected Wednesday evening at Pate I1.E. Classes were meeting .in the 300,000 cases; all shipments Were TM jus? war church meeting. gymnasium, bandhouse and home !rL"f,'"!"t-""f...l"- immigration committee, who D '""!"", "house. Those named were Mrs. Fox Bargains V economics building. Tnere was a nirmo, jircae.it Binun penr iuc. .,, ,,. iA -- - ,, ,.,. V l B WH 3,000,000 TTT Stripling, Mrs. J. V. Davis, Mrs. vietem. really scarcity of Mats, but this is to be estimated at over t. . -.- -! .I . - a HW tk of tA 0ly "V". lu "" A. Blckley, Mrs. W. K. Edwards, um . pala remedied by Mqnday- ,- school au- cases, fifty per cent abovo normal. "."." f"i'" H H SH .BSSBSSl BBSKSBSBk BSB aSlB tukowa MM mm , cisc state in America, Mrs. Horace Penn, Mrs. C, E. Tal I ,Md even MQW wrese that this thorities said. He testified before tha rules com bot, Mrs. N. W. McCIesky, Mrs. V. BRturuay '- mrxzMmmL sisVBssV. tTTiuVMtu araaim. i immmmmmHmmim- F "Principal Troy Duran-al- d 'stu PROPAGANDA INQUIRY FrlU Kuhn of Cetrolt .AH vtlMr, dMBged mittee that H. Fiewellen, Mrs. C. E. Thomas, AT YOUR STOKK y UltoaM- MiiaAfns I dents will receive full credit from wits of an organization of 200,-- an UMarwaama.' uuimu'i a, nfl IS RECOMMENDED head and Messrs M. E. Ooley. O. E. Tal jtrosa plft-of- Ua virMfcl n the state department of education 000 nozl sympathizers ahdjthat a bot, W. A. Underwood, L. 8. Clough, , pox or jtuAVA Bur although, equipment for the re- WASHINGTON, Aprir 1 UP) nazl army was being drilled in this Horace Penn, S. P Jones, Pascal I sa today. etjJU only mainder of the year is not up to The house rules committee approv country In some places la uni Buckner and R.L. Price. SBSSBSBSSBSBBSrBSSBSTBsl r xumiitf.ed congres- i atlafaauoii standard. Textbooks; to replace ed today a resolution for. a forms .and under the nasi swastika. 1 iflea, B aura yew get tboM lost in the J blast have been sional inquiry Into alleged propa The resolution wquld ( set Mf The value of all farm lands and liJrZrT3 bulWing the States as zJ ruafeed here. No new teachers were ganda against the American forsa special house coeaUte tesaake la UnlW I B-BjisllB- I Is-- UsMt-edjb- I government.. ssreaaUnaj of MM the U. & hired. These who survived tbe of iequiry hito ad turn 1b tM i t. siH m 1 supposrroRifsPit! Uaet are te hwU aH claases, au The resolution was sponsored, by Ing. of propaganda, directed agatast bureau ei agFteuKttml eeonomles to fcve tadlefttec Chairman Dlcktela (D-N- of the the goveranefit mm tta be H Wlfeaa efeMars, . Otmm thorities effteers. ' r

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LATEST NEWS TStWlATSn AM CM Teaay's News FAIK, C Big WAaV COMFLET: COVEKAGs Tbe Spring Daily TODAY! MEMBER F D HeraldW at rAm. THE ASSOCIATE MESSFULL LEASED I RE SE RV 1 C E. VOL. D NO. 255 SECOND SECTION BIG SPRING, TEXAS, THURSDAY 1, 1&37 EVENING, APRIL PRICK FIVE CENTS - THE SPORTS CIRCUIT J Settles And ; BRAPPOCK AND GOULD DISCUSS PLANS WITH FOLEY Cosden Teams NO FOOLING Allen In Practice Johnny THESE STEER BALL LUGGERS LOOKED GOOD IN TUESDAY GAME $5,000 'Cap THIS TIME, P ''J' ii , a i in ,TWO SOFtEalL teams, figured Scheduled For i. '' Bovfife to be near tril top In the local Tops league, issued lyje first call for prac- SAY tice WednesdaW.The Settles Road-mnne- ra THEY First Round hldhivorkout on the Race Opening Muny park dforhpnd with two in- - By WILLIAM WEEKS fielders, two dgtflelders, a pitcher CHICAGO, April 1 (AP) Cleveland Indians Attempt and a catcher) Tdportlng for prac- Eleven Thoroughbred Ik 1 " No fooling! To Make It Two In Row tice. . Major Race Of Seven The CosdenJLOlters, boasting about At last Heavyweight Over Milwaukee 13 men. heldrthclr Initial drill on Champion James J. Braddock Event ImiHgMrwl the East Thlrjf diamond, Line-up- s manager going to By the Associated Tress. will be practically the sameas last and his are NEW ORLEANS, April BOWIE, Md., April 1 UR-- Tbe year. Howard Thomas w'll be back keep their date to talk plans Allen was scheduled today for Bowie Memorial 13,086 bandlea as manager of jthe Settles crow, but with Promoter Joe Foley for his first round appearance of the for three-year-ol- and upwards Matt Harrington will Spike 15-rou- season as the Cleveland at- succeed the titleholder's proposed nd Indians over sTx furlongs Henninger aa if adcr of the Cosden tempted to make it two in a row featured tbe I outfit , battle with Joe Louis over tho Milwaukee Brewers. The opening today of a nine day old Thomas was! boss of the Texas at Comiskey Park, June 22. Tribe's only 20-ga- winner last Bowie raco meeting, first of the Amateur Athlqtlc Federation tour- At least Foley didn't think there season was to be followed by pitch- eastern spring season. ney held here 'last year. The Cos-denlt- es was any fooling going on this time. ers Al Mllnar and Denny Gatehouse. won the event here but were Gould announced last night in Eleven thoroughbreds were en- ousted In tourney play at Fort New York that he and Braddock DRESSEN STILL LOOKING tered In tha major race e a seven-eve- nt ; Worth. would leave for Chicago today to FOR BOXING COACR fnaugural program expected I "see what tho situation is." TAMPA, Fla. Assigning to draw 12,000 enthusiasts. JOHN BUCK, find Foley Peaches Davis and Jake Mooty to freshman arts was prepared to Inform Cool, ilear was rclcnces student In Texas Tech Gculd that Chicago wants the hurl against the Detroit Tigers to- weather forecast, nological college, next week will fight, n point the champion's pilot day, Manager Chuck Dressen of the with a fast track. Post time for attend national AAU boxing con was reluctant to go for last week. Cincinnati Reds said he still was the first race was 1:30 p. m. (CST). tests In St. Louis, Mo. Buck was Tho Illinois house of representa looking for a boxing coach and Alfred G. Vondttbllfs Speed To voted one of the two best boxers tives smothered the $10 "top" bill would like one who could "double" $paro carried top weight of 115 in tho recent state tournament at removing Gould's biggest objection as r. bull-pe- n catcher. pounds In the Rowe Memorial. Houston. Ho won tho state ama- - to Chicago, and Mayor Edward J, Aratrt stable's Mucho Gusto aart , teur title in the light heavyweight Kelly formally ho TBAYNOR TO USE THREE Bomar stable's Billy Bee we as- has stated that , uivision. , . joo e. ward, alum and his charter centennial jubilee ROOKIE riTCIlERS signed 111 pounds. nu of tho University of Texas, committee are eager to have Brad SAN DIEGO, Calif. Manager Also entered were Enger stable's who coached football here in the dock and Louis slug each other Pie Traynor will send three rookie Bole. W. Gallagher's Rudle, E. K. early twenties, was toaslmaster here. pitchers, Kenneth Helntzelman, nryson'a Honey Cloud, Shandon at a uanquet in Wichita Falls this Further Indication that some- Wasco, and Bauer against the San farm's Qulncy and Myelsle, A. C. week honoring Bible, new thing tangible brewing was Diego club in an exhibition game Compton'a Weston, T. F. Sword's Dana X. Has Voto Boy U. of T. athletic director. Bible. provided by the urrltal last tonignt. Here are th backs who Im- Noel, a good running back who scicrnt years Weldon Bigotry, freshman who showed great and Araho stable's New who coached tlii football teams of nlglit of Julian Black, ono of tha pressed coached with their may bo developed Into a good center of the running attack; promise in Tuesday's game; Idea. BROWNS TRYING TO GET Intra-squa- A S 2 furlong two colleges to 11 t work In Tuesday night's d blockers Raymond Leo Wil- Charles Ray Settles, d event for three championships Brown Bombers CATCHER a shitty and "Red" W'omnrk, year in 17 veard of coaching, defended Black detached himself from CLIFF BOLTON footbaH gamu at Steer liams one of the Itent passers hipped youngster with great lad sure to play great deal eld fllUes drew seven en ORLANDO, Griffith, ft trants. All the gamo in nit its phases. "Bo--. LonlV bnriutormlng party to Fla. Clark stadiuni. Left to right; Harold to make thn Steer squad In possibilities; Harold Bethel, a but the feature faea owner next " $1,000 cause a few of the apples of a lock over training sites, file of of the Washington club, ad carried purses. ban el are spoiled there's, no need which hate been suggested. mitted today tbe St. Louis Browns About 1.000 hdrscs. fooet of them to destroy the whota barrel," ho Foley said Gould' plans to are trying to get catcher Cliff Bol shipped from California and ToM- - told these present. "Not .many keep the long overdue appoint- ton, who left the Senators' camp Smith, Cooper Favored As Augusta Qolf aa winter tracKs. aro quarteren leave two ago. Grif- Starts Is yeprs ago football wnB ment "definitely put the Chicago witnout weeks here. Bqvl offering about S7s confronted fith, seeking to strengthen 000 with criticisms of Injuries, Uicn proposition on Its feet." He ad- his out in purses. field, eye on i over-emphu- and now thoro is mitted, however, he did not plan has his Joe vosmtk of quite a bit of talk about subsidiz- to let cnthusinun get the bettor the Browns. Breaks Go Against Jones Longest Shot In HOUSTON BUFFS ing. I believe athletes should have of him pending action In Madi- A'S SW Conference an BREAK EVEN IN TEXAS Detroit's Red Wings SPORTS - BUY MUELLER opportunity to scourer a college son Square Garden's campaign EXHIBITION GAME-S- Star Studded education but I do not believe it to forco Braddock to fulfill tits SAN ANTONIO While Manager NEW YORK, April 1 UP) The HOUSTON, April 1 UP) The should be handed them' on a silver contract to fight Max Schmcling Mack rested in a hospital under ROUNDUP Field platter." . . In New York June 3. breaks still were against Detroit's Texas league Houston Buffs an- treatment for an Infection, his Says 'Play Red Wings today, fighting with by EDDIE nounced purchase - Philadelphia BRIETZ By PAUL MICKELSON today of Em- iriOTBALL, AS aa baseball Athletics teams took their backs to the wall' against AUGUSTA. Ga.. April UP) mett (Heinle) Mueller, fiery little well a .BOO average 1 On fans, should be considerably Inter- In Texas exhibition elimination from hockey's world this April day second eacker, from the St. Loula games. The regulars lost to NEW YORK, April 1 UP) Get Fool's the crcat est in seeing tho Fort Worth Brewers Win San Ball' Today series at the hands of Montreal's Bobby Jones had a cbanco to play Cardinals. Mueller was sold to Antonio of tho Texas league, come-backin- g Cats 'play the New Ycrk Yankee at Canadians. ready for the big foot race. . tho slickest prank In Rolf. tho Cards by tha Buffs at the end T"W "I Laredo, IS to 12. Team "B" Jr. Fort Worth next week. For TTi 1 beat Grimly preparing for tonight's Clark Griffith has bet Tom Yaw- Now a Sunday golfer, a, bit rusty of last season and. had bctq In tho the Toledo Mudhens. Amerl flve-gam- Ernie Koy, former University of of the No Anril Fool's Day Ancle finale of the o series with and 33 years, old, Cardinal Florida camp this spring. can association, at Harllngen, 8 key that Shanty Hogan will beat tho erstwhile nignxianKj .m the Canadlens. for tho National wizard from Atlanta Went tosl- - Ho hit .288 for the Bufa last sea- MJ. war ,.. J5WU rn Mii-i airi i li I XliRtyaSjiWgcmejatJ Rick FerreU In a. dash - -- league, YankTtthdhasTair chance to """H r T- - , : i wf championship, and wortuHLUpoewioarui. anauaUAugus son. A when sec -t stay with them this season. PHILS TACKLE FAST- - Wo oames Cup final round Vorlh, tho Wings tht"Snalorray their ta national championship. Senti Th5 Buffs, tpjay, twrad- fIva were ttW In AA Chase STEPPING SENATORS TODAY virtually certain to be with ond visit to Bcantown in June. mentalists .backed him but' cold rooklea'ovnr Irf Jaekronvilro DALLAS, April 1 UP! Tho out their injured goal tending ace, Judgment ranked him ns one club of the "East Texas league. CALVES, DEVILS WINTERHAVEN. Fla. The aakl "play The "Old Fox," who doesn't make of the Phils tacklfl h Southwest conference The word that Norm Smith's In longeit shots of a field studded They were Wysock, a catcher. Pe- fnt.atAnnlnr IVn.li. ball!'' today and there was no many baseball mistakes, Is com COP I ngton Senators jured arm would keep him out of with 48 of the world's terson and Gilbert Tumor, outflcW-er- f, DECISIONS Milwaukee Must Rebuild at Denlson field to April Fool's day angle In an- gave pletely sold on Hogan's comoback. crtntoit day, seeking a third consecutive that tho Wings' nets Montreal's .inarpsnooters. Phlnn6y, an inflelder, and Bob 1936 Champ Team, nouncement. fans hopes for an all-M- . .. Montanez is 7-- 6 Thomas, southpaw pitcher, Ben Daniels' junior Calves soft-ba- ll inumpn. .oucxy ana further Pedro a favor "He hasn't a chance to land waiters Wayne Cup ' teanj added another victory to However Lamaster turned in their second Rice Institute lined up against treal Stanley final. The dan ite to whip lightweight champion even among the leading IS," was gerous Maroons open tho cup semi- the string yesterday afternoon, de- shutout at the expense of the Baylor and Texas square'! off tc Lou Ambers in tho Garden Monday Perry Holds Odd Match (Editor's Note: Frospects of meet Texas Christian in tho open- final round against New York Ran- iiii feating Snyder 12 8. Brooklyn Dodgers here, to as the Phils won, gers night . , Burgess Whltohead of tho Five Savage, who went the route for American association teams for x to u, yesterday. ing of a conference race seemingly In Madison Square Garden to In Over Tildeu the coming season. Today: Mil- to ho more stubbornly-fough- t night Giants swears he never saw bbbbbbbbbbbs7bs1bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb1 the Calves, allowing elcht hits. destined the UFi-T- ntA GIANTS DETROIT. April 1 dcored'thrce runs to aid the scor- - waukee.) TO START SEASON than usual. ball when Bob Feller fanned htm --sIK?-cb Perry, English tcnnU ace, held the Ing'drlve. United Fress Associations WITH OLD HURLING STAFF Baylor was heavily-favore- d tc on - '' ssssssl Badminton Makes Debut three high hard ones at Vlcks- iSSSSSSSSSSSBSBsf" "' lBSSsI odd match In five over Big Bill Last night the Devil team, an- QULFPORT, Miss. The New take a crown which the Lcnf.horns burg. Tilden In their professional tour BILOXI, Miss., April 1 (UP) , Billy re- As Natl. Tourney Sport will under Uncle Dlrch have BBBBSBBBBBBBBBSVW' Vj other of Ben Daniels' softbaU ag- i-- - . - .. I auik.... uianu. . .. : sinrt inn mAnn Same old Dodgers: Van Mungo today. gregations, polished Lee's ine cunning wnica carriea Allan wim substantially th unmn i,.k served for thcmsclvcn 18 times In the Store CHICAGO, Aprlh 1 UP) Badmln swung so hard at a pitch the Ferry, plainly the tglng Tildes team. '16 to G. ouinurun iu me neigms as a major ing start that hurled the olub to the Inst 22 campaigns. Burrus. who hurltd ton stepped out today to make its other day he knocked the mask SBBBBBBBBBm" physical superior, won three: the' ' iuiionai league pennant After meeting Rico at Houston f 6--4, first four innings, struck out " ucik last and cap right off. catcher Babe A straight sets, all to clinch their voted to the task of rebuilding a year. Only College debut as a national tournament bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB six. auoweu two Cliff Melton, secured Baylor will reova on Sta raeips. . . Tom irawkey must ? S 1 five-matc- h nits and walked championship club whose ranks sport engagement last night lour, savage rjnished the game. from Balt'more, is new to the corps tion to engage the Texas Aggies have the patience of . . . tour In Monday; have been depleted by - , Stars who havo acquired fame tn a Job. bIbBBBBBBBBBbI5,.:4- - !$M1 The ends Boston winning three, walking five al- the advance which Manatrer Bill Torrv niu Friday and Saturday. Texas will Says now and us ibjo aces. their own neighborhoods 1S2 of a berth anywhere in the IbbIbsbbbbbbbbV lowing no hits. Battle and Burrus meni oi "tne best nltchlne staff In hn.ohnii first dMslon wUl satisfy him this Sothoron saw club five , were entered all parts each got three hits out of trips his finish them from year. , . . BUI sbbbbbbbbbIkMvMI four games in year theMcCARTHY NAMES AS ton Bees' scrubs In today's Intra country to for nation .Brandt, National 10 tne piste. front a aro. but COMET of the battle league publicity says I1AS CHANCE dynamite that carried the Brewers 'MOST IMPROVED PLAYER club game. al champlonsh'p recognition. director, A BLJH The Calves defeated Coahoma sack-e- r, sflmdv I to the pennant has been Up PETERSBURG, Fla, Titles will be decided In five di Elbert Fletcher, Bees first Tuesuay, zi to o. called On the TROTJT GETS CHANCE FOR was the hottest rookie he saw the concensus of keen golf ob- by the majors. evo of an exhibition tour In Texas visions, men's and women's singles, bsx!h1t HrkTV I Calves REDE5IPTION TODAY-LAKEL-AND, on servers. "If ho should win. It ABRH Detroit, Cleveland nnd Oklahoma, Joe McCarthy, men s women s doubles his swing around the Florida Martin, 3b 5 and Brooklyn. man Fla. Paul (Dizzy) and and camps. . . Max Schmcling would l6 the greatest upset of picked freely e and ager or tne New York Yankees. mixed doubles, during the three-da- y has Read, ss 3 i Trout, divested of his comic ten- been trans-Atlantl- o telephoning yenrs." Savage, p ., .missing are Rudy York, the asso named Vernon Gomez as the most humping of the "bird" in the 1111 Jones ngreed 4 improved dencies by the St. Louis Cards in Joe Jacobs again. . , Job Charlie with them. In tho Watson, c ciation's most valuable player (who player on the squad. long, got nols naval reserve armory. three Augusta played thus far, $, b rptnrncfU- - Chef Tjuh. ' ono hard inning recently, Dresstn dreads most of all Is cut- Holbert, u 4 imiv his chance for redemption today In ting his big Jono haa been going from bad f'sterllng pltcbers,SBIMES EXPECTS ssYEAn-0L- D Cincinnati squad to Wells, m 5 outfielder, and the eyes of the Detroit Tigers. play T. C. U. tomorrow also. Both 23 men. , t' worse In the standings. In Greenwood, r uiyoe natter. Luke Hamlin and Joe "fM " ia- 1031, he finished 13th j '35 ho 2b 4 I CLEARWATER, "u Trout, rookie righthander, was games will be in Fort Worth. Fred Perry says he's going back ta Hevlng. . Fla. Luke was while Battle, lb' : l - named to start against the Cincin- Southern Methodist's debut wil 2Jth, Inst jcar the i. i Hamlin, -- -, l to jsngiana this summer, sit in union,.... v.. buuuu...- omcuiuigu. i.i..i iiern a rnnklow ..- ... Deason, rf 3 on by Manager nati Reds. be made against Texap front row box In Wimbledon stadi- "grand slam king" of 1030 came "only two the 11 thelcounted Burleigh i RoWe,, If 3 of pitchers on ... um, light a In 83rd. roster were with the Brewers unities id neip van jnungo ana big black cigar, and say Fred Frankhouse, leading Brooklyn to the boys: "Now play, damn you, Paired with Jones In the first of throughout the 1036 season. lft-ho- TOTALS ..,.., 40 23 12 They Piay.". , . or - tho four dally rounds was ....1.. were uanana .uraxion, who won Dodger hurlers, in the pennant Five the elirht Amerl- Snyder can league first sackers will In the man who was the hottest fav- nine and lost 12, and Pres-nai- l, chase. bat Keller, c 1 4 Forrest Schedule cleanup spot . orite of tho field Horton Smith who In 10 Tho, Dodgers meet thj Louis Softball the this season. "TT' Taylor, 3b 4 turned triumphs St One of Chlcngo. J5J.S. against 0 defeats. Cardinals today and Paul Dean's of the detectives who helped jiMeci, p 4 mystery Winner of two out of three Au- Two ntchlng Proipects sore arm a big question mark in Big Spring's 1937 softball sched IS Settles vs. Cosden. solve a big murder In Buf Davis', lb ,. 3 falo recently was Mc- - gustas (the other was copped by Outstanding among the new- - tht Cardinal pennant drivj was ule 18 Anderson vs. Lee's. Edwin (Algy) III Crowley, cf .,,, 3 Uua test. uuire, national rowing champion In acne Snrazon), the lanky blond I comers and almost certain to be for ano'her He will divide APRIL: 17 TP vs. Elbow. (End of first C. Taylor, 2b S.i. 3 1UZ3. was en top of a game well suited starting h ers are the veteranlthe aL LouU Pitching Job with 8,1 19 Carter vs. Cosden. half). 3umrede, ss 4 Two lions Clyde to the 6,700-yar-d par 73 layout .FT' 88 Settles vs. Lee's. SECOND HALF In Beattv's wild Richardson, M 3 wukd uiacuuiuer. who won eigafi animal act at the Hippodrome wnicn is strictly a happy hunting HiljiPli u.. ana ion iour last season with Cleve 21 Anderson vs. Elbow. 18 Carter vs. Settles. went Burns, u ,.ji 2 BROWNS READY FOR on a sit down strike at second ground for a man who can chip t land, and Ralph Wlnegarner, who FIRST 22 TP vs. Owen's. 21 Anderson vs. TP. the Creek, rf ....' 2 ma MAJOR LEAGUE OPPONENT-S- AN matinee yesterday. . ."They're tired ana putt. divided time between Cleveland 25 Carter vs. Lee's. 22 Cosden vs. Lee's. Harry Cooper, leading money and New Orleans. Wlneearner ANTONIO The Browns 26 Settles vs. Elbow. 23 Elbow vs. Owen's. of having to do three shows a day TOTALS ..21 y PrePara,,on th's week," said Beatty. . . Bob winner ef the winter circuit, broke oven on 14 decisions. games 27 Anderson vs. Owen's. 21 Carter vs. Anderson. rated are righthanders. Bolh.e. against a major 28 vs. Cosden. 25 vs. Harlow, who quit ballyhoolng the dvrn with Horton In tbe Marejhall league opponent, Philadelphia TP 8ettles TP. P.G.A. odds but the Miiart beys Everett To tjiii TtMn..t - ...... the 29 Carter vs. Elbow. 28 CodtH vs. Elbow, after a feud with some of leaned Fr,da the officials, Is dallying to tho ln ghost. son, in Uw nUd Saturdy and SO Settles s. Owen's. 29 Lee's vs. Owen's. with the Defend Title Tonight miarto Idea of a golf league in Florida next In the tournament's smallest J io oo me Drunt or tne catching,un," MAY! SO Carter vs. TP. CHICAGO, April 1 tm Everett winter with eight cities, each repre Held In four years 38 profes AS REAL pt Colo., will Harry Griswold, up from Clarks TWO-MA- 3 Anderson vs. Cosden. JULY l J Marshall Ld Junta, WHITE SOX GO ON sented Dy a two-ma- n team. .. Don't sionals, seven amateurs and that dale, and Salvador BASIS-PASAD- 4 . Lee's. 1 vs. Anderson. defend his claim to the world Hernandez, a PER GAME ENA, TP Settles anybody April man named Jones former Inflelder, will re- let fool you. were at least I heavyweight wrestling champion- be the Callf Chicago 5 Carter vs. Owen's. 2 Cosden vs. Owens. t 20 who could as the flanqjL I serves. 8 vs. vs. win tho 21,600 first ship tonight against Otlev (Chlof ) White Sox pitchers who have been Settles Cosden. 5 Leo's prlxe money wltnout cauring a 325-pou- In place of 7 Amateur Battles Slue Saunooke, Indian from York at first th working on a schedule of three Anderson vs. Lee's, 8 Ciirter vs. Cosden. flutter. Howdr.rolk.l-- No nhtek Brewers will have Minor 10 vs. ettlrs . um ta WMik.nrtui Oklahoma, at the Coliceum. Ths (Mickey) hurlers for each game, will go on a TP Elbow. Lee's. Way To Regional Titles Foremost among them, en the wu.. Heath, long ono of two-ma- n 11 vs. match will be a time the association's per game basis tomorrow Carter Settles. 8 Anderson vs. Elbow. basis of recent form, were young iffialttWLsUrM limit most polished Inflelders. Another when the American leaguers It Anderson vs. TP. 9 TP is.' Owen's. ALB(TQUrRQUB."N. M-- Anril COt'0T. TUa SmuM mt tuba affair. veteran. Otto Btuege, start Ham Kneed, Jimmy Thomson In ynr room, nakful be. acquired a touring series with the Cubs at 15 Cosden vs. Lee's. 12 Carter vs. Lee's. UP; Seven amateur battlers slug Ralph Guldahl, Ky bis brosd wtadews. manlae kn from Indianapolis. trobablv win Elbow vs. Owen's. IS vs. Elbow. ged way Laffoon, Jimmy wtr. Yujsa, Ariz., with the third game It 3ettles their to regional AAU Barn-rc- n, play short, with hold- 17 nines, jonn neyoita, Gene An4 t(mi WU .Jf GLEAN Lin Stortl, a of th spring. Carter vs. Anderson. It Anderson vs. Owen's, titles here tonuht and won the Tony Manero, u yu'vyg over, at second. Eddie Hope, ex- 18 vs. IS vs. Cosden. competo Paul Runycn an The Chicago Cubs fa'jd Los An Settles TP. Tl" right to In the national Denny Bhuto, Lawson fa erawn SuOkr cellent defensive man but hit- 19 Cosden vs. Elbow, 10 Little. Hen STBAK wMh Muca weak geles today In their final game of Carter vs. Elbow. AAU meet at Boston. ry big Dudley, paatly Wv Ckaai eaa"t aaaaa war ter, is In line for third base. 30 vs. Owen's. 19 vs. PIcard and Ed home FALSE TEETH the training season on California Lee's Settles Owen's. Tho delegation leavlnar here ciud pro. The outfield probably will be 21 vs. TP. 21 vs. Leo's. Monday CMMto Fort Warth. Mmimr tka soil. Carter Tr for Boston win include Wakaam at tbe WWtau comprised of two holdovers and one 2t Settles vs. Anderson, 2? Carter vs, Owen's, Tony Numkena, featherweight, and NEW EASY WAY newcomer. RED SOX ACES MfOfiE EACH 2 Coeden vs. Owen's. 23 HetHes m. Coeden, wuini xnoropson, fiywelgbt, both MmiOJU Ted Gulllc. who hit JS2n. nrt OTHER IN PRACTICE GAME 29 Lee's vs. Elbow, tn Anderson vs. Lee's, students of tbe U. 8. Indian school m sVhUh-Kkmsm- sM By Bod Bernle UhalL who batted J22. BARASOTA, Flv Bob (Lefty) 27 Carter vs. Cosden. 27 TP vs. Elbow. at Albuquerque, Aaanwcl lr Ctal HsAtiil BM the holdovers. Tommy Helnrlch. tin Grove and Wes FerreU, tha Red 28 Settles vs. Loo's. 38 Carter vs. Settles. Jimmy light heavyweight. BjBaaVwBsPJBSJlrV Jiut drop a UtU Stcn-Uet-o powdtr la mm Faust I I tlua of wttcr. Letr your falw Ueth cr new vneans in tne southern Sox pitching aces, will appose each SI Anderson vs. EHtovr. 39 Andersen vs. TP, uiueficia. Tex-- lone Texas te I LrTdrcI in It whll vou Am or oTtmlsht. association, where he hit .315, is the other ia today's six-lnnl- uractiee JUNEi 99 Coeden vs. Lee's. roach the finals, who was kayoed I SsSWraTBBBBBMrt' 1 Mo DKd to bnub. Simply rlntt and your early choice for tha game. vs. I'IIIIib11 I other post The southpaw will Owen's. ACOUST: pMn M ana eicuv vnw u hurl for l TP ht the tWrd round by Billy Hen- fran cicu nrcwers appear to we 2 Carter vs. Lee's. 2 Owen's. VBBBBBBnBBBBBBHBEBr' fcruih cm t nseh. seed regulars aad FerreH will serve Elhew v. derson Pprtajes, N. M.1 Conw To-- additional pitching strength aad for the scrubs. f Settles is. 'Elbow. 5 Carter vs. Andersen. eayywerm, Our tar. film Eudi bad tAita ami hard-blttki- Msroia Banks ind limlih. one ff brftelder LONQ. . ffc sadL Mke !uU tth look likt new t make JORDAN STAWM 4 AwderseH vi. Owtn'i. s. TP, gaatrntNtK, DOLLAR'DAY WMoth. cool comforUbl. Tht dllroyery them a cHstinei pemiaat threat DELAYED TRAINING 7 TP vs. Ce4ea. 8 CpseVs) ts. Mew. Al-- AP LMMwetoht Katob ' -- ef Br. L. W. Shtrwla. cralntat ikntut. Milwaukee wsH bfeak arter vs. B Oll0. scovtd Oood HoUKErfPins'. yout nimp ST. FETXliraURa, Fhw Al SbeW, Les vs. Owen', bttqverejMe, X. M.J , SALE ? Au "- asMaLBfEBWSaBjTTBBTBBai tHr-KIc- play eihtW-tto- n 9, - - - 4 druesiM for n today. Mooty tmtX hereArH and fer though be w be gives a, tri? at BeteW vs. Odea's. ,' " 9 Carier vs. TP. , MeMMWMSW, XrSMC MtWlM. ' FOit I 'vsf1 sst st M isVsislsisbss) JAUGAINS K yu pot dt'ltfittd. 19JC r. ft 8. Ce, en - l?AAilAU 1 Kt 0 cente4 iwrte north. The third base eveatiially, Buek Jordan ("IWwtfWJ f TnAM4tMIfe, mt l,BSWjsej"JsBl Las Yt0a, X. its On Sale at W ( at hM AftU M will, start We Jor HmvmI awla iv--tr vs. Eef's. H CoeeVM vs. Owen2, MtMSMsssU BaUfcsB Fa.lstA.staBsl CNt-XM- c m, A'O'J CoJHiw H. rHC aalnt PmsL training at flret baee' lee tbe ci-- It Carter vs. Owen'. JJ-I- VS. &m&i jf jhu

O H 1 fl - .FAGHBTWO BIG SPRING. TEXAS. DAILY llEIULD. THURSDAY EVENING, AIftlL 1, 13? A MGTBW HI iCTWTT WflWBWI WWWty JHtMMe Hew To Torture Your Wife Big Spring Daily Herald News n.y us ( iu rnnro PaMtefcea Sunday morning and each weekday afternoon except Satur- By MARGARET WIDDEMER day. W BEHIND THE NEW! T'ttM untAalm Bia BpmNO heuau), Ine. Chapter Thvee all ms niutti IIVEXWUKST INTO TATE together. MlUi Power had Drought JOg W. QALBRATTH .. Publisher It was a lucky night. Nearly nor nig uinousine iuii ei guests 'ROBERT W. WHIPKKY t Managing Editor everyone Eve called could come, picked up on, tho way. Another By f1rru1rt In liv thn limn ihpA HOUSE t Business Manager thntiirti nm nnt till after the the crmtin 'MARVIN K. were settled, exclaiming, kissing, NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS A ater or movies. The Fcatherriones nlne-year-o- ia fnouung, piling wraps ns ustw oa Subscribers deilrlng their addresses changed trill please state la their I p BalslslslslsH L asked to bring their communication ootn we oia ana new aaurtgses. Judge along, as usual, ana xamz the bed and tho foyer floor. A Tvinmi. Mmmtod two men In. and "This is Jack end this is George!" Office 310 East Third St. making Telephonea 728 and 729 would bring them If that was all Mltzl announced, a . glit U right Eva mentally oorrowoa tering gesture With each plump SUBSCRIPTION RATES L dishes from Ellen Walton In 717, bare arm at the men beside her, DAILY HERALD " gloriously Mall Carrier ,,1 .l,1 "Snail to both rH Mltzl was as usual $5.00 6.00 Copyright, 1937, by Paul KaBe 'quests. dressed In an evening gown the Oaa Ttdr mv ivrrriTfnrht iiiixu imii equaled Six Month! . r. r W.T3 W.23 She and brown little Ellen a cost of which Evo's voluble-moro- n monthly salary, Mltzl was little Three Months ...$LB0 Jt.78 Agriculture department predict clever actress of On Month ...... $ .80 $ .60 nmfnsalnnallv. In real life a nnri rNc with Tilitmn hlnB and ruing prices. i,nrt. corsetry NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE wise person who usually won bosom In spite of all and Meanwhile Wallace deneuacea In- staid eyes n Texas Dally Press League, Mercantile Bank Bldg, Dallas, Texas, flation propaganda. black sauii ana neat, wnue conan straggles; nig ongni disck Xathrop Bldg., Kansas City, Mo, 180 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago, 870 system of mutual borrow- - a round pretty too-plu- face, and Lexington Ave- New York. Goal of parity for farmers vir- had a - tually to achieved. This paper's first duty Is print all the news that's fit to print living cost up 10 per cent honestly and fairly to all, unbiased by any consideration, even Includ- over ing its own editorial opinion. last year. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputa- tion of any persons, firm or corporation which may appear in any issue Inflation Propaganda of this paper will be cheerfully corrected upon being brought to the WABIUHOTUN, April 1 A bitter attention of the management. hater of price .splrallsts la agricul The publishers are not responsible for copy omissions, typographi- ture Secretary Wallace. When fed- cal errors that may occur further than to correct It tho next issue after eral reserve boarder Ecclcs de It Is brought to their attention and in no case do tho publishers hold nounced their current dirty work. themselves liable for damages further than the amount received by Wallace Immediately doubted the them for actual space covering the error. The right is reserved to re- denunciaUon. He Implied these In ject or ed" all advertising copy. All advertising orders are accepted flation-make- rs are helping to cause on this basis only. a vicious spiral and the situation Is MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS getUng Into the clouds. Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use of republication of all news dispatches credited to Wallace did not name any Infla It or not otherwise credited in the tionary propagandists, but gave his taper and also tho local news published herein. All right for repub-icatle- n I of special dispatches are also reserved. hearers reason to believe he would like to get his hands on one. Just a friendly tip. he might walk & out of his office door, turn the cor ner and go down the corridor to his U. S. department of agriculture SEEING THE LIGHT TOO LATE omce 01 informational press ser When vice, from which announcements the race track repeal bill was before the BenaU have come lately with the following committee last week, opponents of the repeal, not denying ornciai Headlines: liof ffclo fnmi nt J.. : A !l Z- - " v. gcuuuuiig..t.linn1..Juau givcu ijou tu mure fiVllS UlttH "Higher hog prices expected had been"" expected, made the plea that the tracks be given this summer." another chance to operate on the right basis. "Higher spring lamb prices Probably they saw the light too to save than last year forecast,' late themselves. "Cattle prices expected to av- In California, the operators of the Santa Anita track were erage above 1038." wiser. Permitted by law to retain a percentage of the bet- "Expect world wheat prices to Mltzl Tower had brought her big limousine full of .guests picked up ting total for operating expenses, they voluntarily reduced continue at high levels." on the way. And three or four other simi the track's "cut" to a smaller percentage than the author, larly contributing the only concrete ing. Better count up, before go- black hair In a thousand-ringlete- d ized maximum. They took effective steps to ban the book evidence of Inflationary propacan ing on telephoning eo wildly. . . . coiffure. Mltxl was a widow with ) makers. The latter are not allowed to install their wire da now being circulated in Wash Sixteen to 20 people. She'd have means, from a western city, ths services in the racing plant nor do ington. to telephono for more Italian type which usually belor.gs to n the plant's operators as I the- 1 I v I II She secured Ellen's promise of great many female bridge and sist or cooperate with them in any way. As a result, there Ambiguity LJ firtWM-ymuwr.wt- . glass and silver, and snatched a ater and luncheon clubs and puts is much less sentiment for betting repeal in California than sucn governmental predictions of moment for her own supper. The In tha rut ot Its time In beauty there is in Texas. Among other means of catering to the ruture prices arc extremely rare. door hell rang, and she went, eat- parlors. But Mltzl had more Ini- The government has always been ing as she walked, for it was either tiative than most of her kind. She public's good will, the Santa Anita operators contribute sub mal," but It may not be long before extra a content to estimate crops to the people again start talking about Denny or the bread. It liked to feel that she also had stantial sums to certain worthy chanties. proved to bo Denny, tr--e among profes- best of Its ability, but generally the h!gh cost of living. Some prices of course. in tho arts and Daily Crossword Puzzle "Well, middle- If the owners of the racing plants' in Texas had been leaves speculative price interpreta- are going faster than others. Salar- look at Denny all so ear sions. She said frankly that -aged stuffy, blessed with more vision, they might have averted the fate tion to unofficial speculators. ies and fixed Incomes (pensions, ly!" women wero and Just why joined infla- - Ho what, Rood wero they So he- had I wmen now seems to await them, of seeing their heavy in it has the dividends, etc) do not fluctuate ap- "I thought I'd better." said tlonlata in this Instance is not clear preciably. ACROSS 8olutton of Yesterday's Puzzle I. Flat disk used It with an odd serlousncra after charged and conquered this group vestment Become wortniess. to some think L Shoemaker's In architec- of gay hard-worki- young people, who they.know many No one, not even the agriculturo tural orna- kissing her, as he began to unpack One of the developments controversy re- things going on In tool 10 years her Junior (though one of the over the the. agriculture department. Is predicting where i. Audible ment the contents of the suitcase he car peal bill has been the publication of figures showing the tax department. prices will go or how it will all respiration 10. Short tor a ried: glasses, and a gallon of didn't mention It). Htr liroouslno' Economists who have analyzed the work out In the end, It there Is one. J. Insect S E RlAHUErS I ISILIAmolRl kind ot homemade gin. and theater tickets and even t pn renditions of the racing plants. These figures make inter say musical occasion good evening esting Arlington announcements there Is rea II. Old card rant SInIAKIeN03EYB1e1RN Instrument "Anything wrong, darling'" her least reading. Downs, where $5,000,000 was sonable ground for the predictions. is. Company It Ancient He replied, his back to her: frocks were at the crowd's serv- invested, has an assessed valuation of $125,000. Alamo Dut mat they do not contain con- 14. Plcca out Hebrew "Well, yes. I oh, gosh, Eve, ice; In return for this, sho sur- vincing proof. 15. Kind or wool proselyte I" rounded herself with the crowd's Downs, in San Antonio, is said to have cost. $3,000,000; ed -- 17. Light iports It Mountain "III?" i Some are inclined to suspect lack oIlywoo) lacket nymph "No," young men. valuation, $0,000. Epsom Downs Houston claims U. Green herbaxt flat at of coordination between Wallace It Rlrer boat "And we lovo other-wls- o Sights and Sounds It Uaacullna 20. Qathrrtd Into still each other?" But thn court tonight a value of $3,000,000; assessed valuation, $108,000 and it and his assistants. Others sutreest nam ruffle "Heavens, yes!" He did turn. Jack and George, now group- jg delinquent in its school taxes. ' , that perhaps Wallace and his help- By Robin Coons 22. tltimlnant of It Clean by rub- now, and caught her in his arms. ed on each side of Mltzl in correct ers are tha genua bing If the repeal were defeated, the Texas racing plant op- playing the same game as Ovls It Equina animal Sho knew his habit of easy de tails had an alien air. Jack was commerce Secretary Roper and HOLLYWOOD The southern ac 21 nirtlnR or 15. Jewish month pression, balanced by as easy an heay?set, high-colore- black-an- d erator A PHJ R H Rose-re- would have a splendid chance to make betting less labor Secretary Perkins on sit- - cent, due for a major test In "Gone SIT O P EI IS. d dya gave gentla JS. Closing R 27. elation. She him a red; a heavy coarse handromene&s 1 y)ElrJUEWAILO)e-l0lA- teaven obj4ctitiable. They could ban the bookmakers from their down strikes. Roper denounces With the Wind," is having quite a musical 23. Edible shake. by E NO seawee aided the manner planfig reduce their percentage of betting and them on Mondays, Wednesday and "preliminary work measure eisIsIeInBrIe uBe s St Descriptive "Well, let's postpone whatever It of the man who knows he is won- the totals, Le--. 2S. Assistant adlectlva naays. wnile Miss Perkins de out in Mervy 30. Front of is till we're over this party!" derful with the ladles. spite ot assess their properties at proper figures. They could be- roy's tha 45. .Marked with St Old Umesi St Devoured In fends them Tuesdays. Thursdays "The Seep root tha day, poetlo 37. Condition Ho visibly threw off his mood. was well-bre- d so ef- I Conjunction this ha far as come as good as the nature of their business permits. But and Saturdays. On Sundays, every South." It. month, and 40 Small pool "All right, but remember you fort and money could Riding on, 32. Bttluce from a year DOWH 42 Strike gently contribute. they probably won't have the chance; and probably won't one gets a rest. herd higher to a 47. Very angry: Wing 41. Walk loftily or wanted to." George, on the left, was not eo lBBs$ Bsn the galloping col-- t2. By denouncing price l lower rank colloq. Was victorious pompously middle-size- v avail themselves of chanco snlrallsta IS. "Course I wanted to! Here, be noticeable; 'a square-l- it if the is afforded them. and permitting department fjSBss lection of accents j Continent: SO. Covering tor 3. Felled timber .44 On tha ocean his to iisSel atbr. the sole of . Thong 47. person a usoful citizen and mash up the built man of perhaps 34, with (Wichita Times). isscmbled for the 9 What predict higher future prices, Wal ritm the root S. Attendant on Free liverwurst with the mayonnaise thick, smooth-brushe- d, sandy hair, Mm since Touna salmon 4t lacs certainly la following out the all 3. U. Strike Cleopatra 49. Steer wild till It's pate de foie gras. That and bright, bluo eyes In inex- Tood actors 19. Genus of tha Et. Picture atand . Extend St. Be tha matter an oest traditions of his Ions and can't S(. soup plate." wind-burne- d be honeybee Recline 7. Heavy nail with pressive, face. Far firm stand in favor of both curtail southerners It Breathe 67 Poem L United by Et Went ahead This for supper?" from having Jack's attitude, Man About Manhattan ment ana or s Dalton S. Rey- - 41. Dwarf St Pinch, twist St Symbol for expansion farm pro 14. Make editing and pull strand selenium "No, Idiot, supper's around 11:30 George had an almost English de- I duction. nond, a young or 12. Cheap exciting. By GEORGE TUCKER iKKWKJSm nrofessor of onora and Italian tachment and stiffness of manner n After all, there la nothlne safer bread toasted and buttered and as Mltzl went oh with her Intro- in pontics than being on iV w8!flBlll ere on leave 1 I2 I3 I 8 NEW YORK Today went prospecting for a real story both sides 7 garllcked, with hpt milk and lots ductions: . I oi a question. Lana Turner from the Louisi cheeee. You 'i of can make the sul "George's father Is but came back with only a lot of small talk. Do you mind ana State university. Reymond's ad." the chairman accent Is a sort and cultured thing - of Northern Steel, isn't he, EleanorGoodrich is Walter Hampden's niece, and they Parity crazy." that bears the stamp of authen- SHF "Sounds George? And George is something have these things in common, both detest answering tele uovernmental boosting of price RIM "Well, if they don't llko It they awfully deep ticity, and one of his aims natural- and scientific on his - hopes Is all more can their own up phones,- and neither can remain away from the theater. the remarkable ly Is to do away with the "where-- brine tied In a own; and Jack Jack's this ono because the long-soug- ht roal of rea nnnnxercnier. 1 asiced poor .Peggy Jfears idea or a satisfactory confection is a saucer agricultural atrocities which too with the black mustache llko Clark prices apparently has passed on screen old Dlllard," sho added as she be Gahle he1 a broker who actually been often have the oranc-es- . containing three large scoops of peach ice cream.. . .Morton reached. Since the war. all s iMlll.. BAA.lt gan to squeeze the "He still brakes, don't you, agricultural tiavAl so - Jrcky dar- Rowe says he's studied, voice under 39 teachers, but he may relief nrasmm. 22 seemed down. I went all phll- ling" been devised to achieve parity. That C141"0 Rains, one of the major 23 WpST 25 21 antnropic" be kidding.. . .He used to be the fastest linotyper in the Is, everyone actors In the piece, Is from Eng "Off and on.'1 said Jsclc "Are nil has been seeking to "Oh gosh, that mess?" your girl world. give the farmers the same price land, but ho'll talk "southern" in "Oh well, Mltzl Power's coming friend? in Bohemia this ratio with this picture. He had quite a time beautiful, Mltzl?" M There's the nucleus of a fine pet shop on Broadway if manufacturing products with a pair of suitors. She likes aa existed in 1909-'1- 4. with the tricks, however. He told Evo did not se why she should one wanted to go around to the theaters and collect them. The theory Tl 33 " him: and the Randolphs, and the was that the farmer Reymond, first off, that he couldn't r34 Feather-stone- bo considered a Bohemian, and . duck, dog, . should have W3T Witt with ltt!e Judge, of . .There's a a two kittens, and a horse.. .How a price for his products compare' attempt to master the accent tech course, and Arthur, and Lucy stiffened a little , a grocery store would be more practical.. . .Think of Die with the change In the prices nically, but did think he could do Morse anu Grade .(Coryrlght, 1037, Margaret the business on his particular dia Stern and did Vyssm and the sour grapes you could get. oi uungs ne DUys. you remember to. call Bill Greg-- Wlddemer) ly The experts logue. oryi-"Ho- i AAA hero tlmire that farm prices as a whole reached 98 Girl's Accent Authentic cats, I forgot" Evo recall Aunt .Una's Helen Gleason reports finding a hack driver who takes per cent of parity on February 15. So If you happened to catch a Eve's Closest Friend kitchen, tomorrow. four-year-o- mid-mon- full-gro- Mi Bttle ld daughter around with him all day. On that th date, the index couple of men one Sun He went to the telephono as El Her mother works, so Bhe has to spend her time with papa. of prices received by farmers stood day recently, driving around the ion Walton came down, neat In W at 127, while valleys all day exchang long-eleeve- lontr-sklrte- d. . .However paper always asks the customer if he minds. the index of prices and hills her in paid was fixed at 129. ing oils oi dramatic taut, it was variable black satin, balancing her TRAIN, PLANE , . .He's never yet found one who does. February prices by commodities. only Rains and Reymond and the pile of glass and china, on big - a BUS The thing- that impresses you about Billy Rose is his compared with the parity estimates movies. tray. Ellen was a tower of SCHEDULES I computed for the But this accent business, Rey 1m Fins; wit, and utter absorption in his work.. . .Ed Wynn month, follow: strength as a housemate. She was Commodity Price Parity mond confides, has its vagaries. For 1 1 pale and competent In T&V 1MB worn the same pair of shoes 35 years but only while I real life. A Trains Eastbeuad motion, per id. (cents) . , 12.4 16.8 tho most authentic southern talk Is A 11 quiet untemperomentol wise girl. ArrivK n.trl going through his act. He never puts them on without Corn, bushel (cents) ...103.6 85.4 from the lips of Lana w? lH on tno stage Because her people No. 12 7:40 a.m. m. Corn, bushel (cents) Turner, LeRoy's lead- 12-tf- first throwing dirt at them.. . .Not that he's superstitious, ...124.9 117.6 "unknown had been before her. She was NO. 4 ) n m. Oats, (cents 63,7 ing lady, who San Fran G n bushel .... 63.1 hails from jsvo's closest friend. No, 11:10 n. m. 11-S- n bi. be just thinks something awful will happen to him if he Hay, ton (dollars) cisco by way of Hollywood high 11.84 15.79 says he was named Mitchell or CLASSES AT LONDON Tha thrco of them had the food TAP Tralue Westbound doesn't Beef cattle, cwt (dols) . 6.48 6.93 school. And the least convincing, Michael, and Muni la a Yiddish pet well In hand before the bell rang Arrlva Hogs, cwt says Massa Roymond, Is of an rian.rt Greek Alien confesses she first met George Burns back (dollars) .... 9.19 9.60 that name bestowed on him early in POSTPONED A DAY for tho first time, In spite of the No. 11 9:00 p.m. 9:13 p.m. stage In a Boboken while visiting there.. . Potatoes, bushel (cents) 1302 022 actor born 'way down In 'Bama. life. fact that Denny had forgotten the 7:10 theater ."Which These figures (This actor had been exposed for NEW LONDON, Tex, Mar. 31 JJaI a.m. 7:40 a.m. Is reason enough," she says, "why nobody should ever go show most of the Even a song can make a come cigarettes and had to make a last No. 8 4:10 n. m. major crops have achieved the long 20 years to the more or less clan tPl Resumption of classes for aaan out for them. He cam hnrk Bases back. "When I Grow Too Old To n Eastbound o Hoboken.''. ..For some inexplicable reason that song the sougni price goal. gorous speech of other sections.) students of the explosion-tor- Lon- and put them around while Eve Arrive De-D- (originally Depart Note Lesser commodlUes p Film Hits Dream" Introduced in don consolidated school was post stripped old "Florodora" sextet used to sing keeps running through stack "The Night Is Young" by Ramon off hor apron and was 8:53 a. m. 6:10 up way: Catching us virtually unawares, poned today until tomorrow be curly-haire-d my mind. . , ,1 original sextet, one this suddenly a languid 9:15 m. 9;20 never saw the but another More than parity chickens, some of yesterday's screen hits are Novarro), failed to splash much at cause of cold weather. young a. was introduced way back in 1020, in "Tell Me, Pretty Maid wool. the time. But radio airings since taffeta lady from a fashion 10:57 11:05 a. m. veal calves and horses. creeping back with alterations. Bus drivers made the rounds to magazine on her sllvcr-clot- h divan 6:61 m. .wc . included (there's odd name) Sykes, Less eggs, You would never guess, until you have boosted the royalties to $69,-- apartment en,'' and it Dama an butter, lambs. 000. tell the children, most of them Hor was narrow and 11:34. p. rn. ii.'ifl Dorothy Leeds, Fay Evelyn, Murial Lodge, Beatrice Swan see It, that "Her Husband Lies" Is residents of rural communities, to tall, lighted by one great studio Buses .VtuMnj a new version of the early William window. son and Mareella Swanson... .The only one of these girls H. C L. remain home because gas lines had Tiny stairs led past a 13:3d a. m. 10. a .' m. - Powell hit, "Street of Chance," and NEWSBOYS PICKET w balcony j'.nm. The extent of the "splrallng- that not been installed for use today. to the bed- :20 a. m. m. I've seen steee then was Mareella, walking down Broadway going good too, If you can believe the re school mem- room; the foyer, in.it, """ " has been on so far .la dis ports. OTHERS STANDS J. R. Kearns, heard Just big enough .rm eu in. 11 Oft o on nuM snow six years ago. closed In current figures from (I missed It) ber, said the new gas connection u jnuw around a narrow table, 4:20 p. the That tender litus drama "Young a. 4:36 p. m. nureau of labor statistics. These SEATTLE, Mar. SI UP Strife was with the United Gas system. contained the kitchenette. All the 7:09 p. a. 8;0a show the cost of living Is up Nowheres," which served Richard whl,ch supplied gas for the school rough walla were silvered, AAdd CeraeMana: A scarlet Darwin tulip has been nam about Barthelmess, now appears again between factions of the Seattle and Buses --VartkWu. J iu ver cent over thia tlma last vhf. Newsboys union threatened today until a connection was buUIq to a dented here and there by the last 10:15 b. m. t.. . ed for Katharine Cornell.. . .Furthermore, she's building a while farm prices are up 25 under the title "That Man's Hare to involve two news- Parade Gas company line. tenant, furniture was 11:00 W-- about Again!" And Hugh Herbert Is the afternoon tier still a. m. k new summer eottaca on an island off the New England per cent paper with picket Mnes and pos A committee headed by tho Rev. modernistic, because silver-clot- h 7:1 a. m. featured name. (Over hi protests, and unpointed 7.le coast .There's a society in New York composed only of child Actual figures for the weeks end sibly embroil ether vaton. Cecil Lang, Kilgore pastor, com wood can be turned Hnna HntiMil,..., 1 ing s I understand. wag au-- Into black oc . March year and last The newsboys, picketed ens aa-- pleted what they said an and silver modernism 11:60 a. so. 7.1a . --. nctoTS, Slid Claire Howard, a tot seven, is Ks president.. You won't recognlae or will S63j more u were) your otsers stands. thentle death list .It contained cheaply than anything else 6:15 b. m. 11. cm . Bbe'e the Ktiiegiri who plays with Miss Cornell in "The that old play "The Bad names dead as smart may be boueht even ace. This Last cornea eat, pws, - A fight broke eut si oae stand. of children and teach ll:3A B. K. 2 . yes, name o w Year Man" when It Kar- ers, hurled la about 60 cemeteries onunano. silk ottomans S Wingless victory."'. .Ob, the this society Tear Ioff. as "The China BandH." It's A news vender was tus and Wn.. Masttouad " Lnmbkins, Form Prices ...... 9.4 76.7 badly bruises and two teamsters la six states. Five same were oustuons arid the two Ion or couches 7-- Tbe Foods been revamped, of coarse, feat sot were tarnished, " 8:8 p. bb. ....87.9 79.8 to extecjt acaputatwg were knifed. No on was arrested. classified "doubtful." aad had cigarette U there's a word assiduously avoided by writers of ra Manufacturing .85.6 783 the of that Troy Duraa, high school prlncl ncies nere ana mere, k, ...... famous Use: "The bes daca' eahal-- Martin Haaaen. leader oC the the black dio cony, it's "risks."... Kven when read by the most 79.3 pal, said he doubted If any chll--i rus were shabby after three vears 4 lero in an May mcoi mars male and flh lactic wWea reaping . equals IN), xvi slt- area were MnaeeouAted far. He e uaro wear. : mtm1rmi sbtprs it hpg siUUnce.. .Then there's (la believe It! aa nfce has dinged ww wtth a group bached by the Amer- A. M. ta IVM xlfc - no parents appeared Eve (fee suitress, mvary sstnM, who has this justifiable mm geasraMoa of Tag-era- weal ssM had la dashed ta deer at Mm M aoad lore la an souad ef the beH. Scarry tevjfeqr esse hone leading Ceoclneinas tei" erssmlser, saM is Tkaea and Star, St Fnona SM iToaaplatnt. she's can never for BeepM Ms papers " v " '- - What thk bm Jr Fa Yuaf sfrM wal mm plant wok! be picketed. te twe "rank aad We' JACK FIIOST arts. taflaUM, 'prices' are ret. as Muni Welsenbreund. But Mrs. He eharged the two afternoon stands which: war pkketed tar the recent days to iaaulrc afeeut kIm- - PMARMAOY Book s sffly pity! IsufeetantUltr-- a )Mt the feme Belle Vtakle. newspapers had rsfwsid to AeHvet oppgsmg run ing eaUdrea. n' --II

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Phone 1138 or apply TIRE COMPANY 967H Mala Phone 78 Fecsoaal LESTER FISHER BUILDING TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. "RcHaMo at 611 Hillside Drive. 419 E. Srd 233 I Home Furnishers' 661 1034 SOS Phono AT ONCE! - PHONE Phono W. 4th St UMNI GET ENERGY 38 SB- u-- n. Tonic Tablets con Houses rwr oth- JsLsBMBBvJ tain raw oyster element and MODERN furnished house. er stimulants. On dose peps up Paper and painted. Frigidalre, MR. AND MRS. entire system. If not delighted, 1103 East 13th St Just His Luck maker refunds few cents paid. Call .write Collins Eros. Drugs. i 1 1 i i i 'M' n.y.THa,wc. w Egari Phone IBS. WANT TO RENT tttr a TTZZZZZZ T7TT fau want a egg I L.L slip 'This china SAy IVB CfiANSED ftp AUHE. ProloGotoHat 42 Bedrooms 42 boiled ' Just Sea M. Davt Company w?-"- ? IN HIS ECC CUP AH I "THINK iuHAVEArRWl4r Auditors COUPLE WITH &dS Accountants wovr,:. r-- 1 - ' . OUy v r- 817 Mima Bldg Abilene. T OLD DAUGHTER SEEK- l UOttT - WATCH HIS FAqfi "This morning- ANt a STkir tin a ieiire A Pickett will give ING SLEEPING ROOM i ' vv ' OP BACON. OKAY T clentlflo masaaga treatments CLOSE IN WHICH WILL for only Mo each. mmmt AFFORD MAXIMUM PRI 1 r Mm. Oraeo Towler Mann. Designing yu would! ( Dressmaking, Draperies, Furniture VACY. WILL BE PERMA ) -- Covers NENT IF DESIRABLE ?hK ' ifS. 904 Jfe 217H Main St. Phone S PLACE IS FOUND 6 PabMo Notices ANSWER BOX GGG, HERALD OFFICE. THE Crawford Beauty Shop is ninuil fnr remodeling and will be open for business on Monday, REAL ESTATE .April 6th. n Business Services 8 l REAL buy on West 3rd St. 60x 100 ft Corner facing No. 1 High- Hauling Wanted way. Cafe, beer In connection, Band, Gravel, Rock, Dirt and living quarters. Lots alone Business in general will be are worth the p.ice we are ask appreciated ing, uaii zz8. George Duckworth Phone 591 SON-IN-LA- 48 Farms & Ranches 48 PA'S W Things Get Cleaner by Wellington Hauling Rock, Sand, Gravel FOR SALE 9,000 acre ranch, Mar- - "Day or Night un coumy, on nignway. wen wa- rrtS FUNKY, WOE-5I- N, BUT D'fA - w ?rvmmrt nnwnfcA.ni-i-M t Atrro eTCHA! HE HTPMOTIZEO 1 THAT HIM, MISS ( THAT'5 IT, 85 A .&u' n- GtrVI 5 v'uvuee I 1 I y- BUI Randell, 1410 W. 4th Bt tered. tillable to sell direct lOJCIW.T CAME BACK HERE TO UKtT EVIL EYE SAY FO' DO,1 neix softta rememberJ- -' pa! am f was hypnotized bu- I to purchaser. riOtEl-THl- MORNIH WITH J THAT WASN'T I Call 1003, Big Spring. Texas Call, write Fred TH' S I T' Mr35Y PA UAS'HIOHTKAN NOW.OFhEETIN'ATAU. TJ BAD TO' HH ) WHILE TRYlH'T'PO A9 I Opp, Douglass Hotel, Big Spring, OMIN ONE IDEA IN MY BEAM LETHoTHlH'SWNO CHU-50- (SUYWITHAHOOKMOSEAMM LjCTTHHKEH-Ftoo- jTI WA5 "TOLD, X PUSHED MA ortAVEL. nnd sand for sale, clean my HETCHEE YOU - I Texas. eems ukbi had "refer IMMYNAY!"mAT'5 EVU. EY& ON flDlRTY LOOK.! SOTHAT r M Mi AROUKID ANDVmeH 5HE and free from dirt. A large LUCKY COlM OMEnOCtf' HEUSE 10" J-- I r AN' S HCTWT COM? T' AN' TO GOTTEE DO UKB WASMR.KAH-CHU-50M- ,J KLUHKED HE, IT BROKE nuantltv on hand ready for im r- - WSll ot J - COAT AH' TfKS 'EM SOME rnwrpu5HMft fiH &- HE Jr2-i- J mediate delivery. T. E. CLARK AUTOMOTIVE WHERE J l 5AYI jjeh?j ' SON, 2201 Runels. Phone 681, j p around; vp ? ? "xfEDBm Service 53 Used ScU (EVW-EV- Martin's Radio Cars To 53 N Gti & '? Exncrt Repairs Prompt Service 1930 MODEL Chevrolet truck for 201 East 2nd Phone 1233 saio, .or trade. Bee Harrell, 218 west zna. V Controlled Cost EMPLOYMENT Method Offered In 11 Help Wanted Male 11 Air Conditioning MAN, reliable, to become an auto- Out of the eight baslo systems ffij 11 claim Delco-Frlgldal- mobile and accident ad of air conditioning a space, re Ill lie juster la, your territory. Insur- m H III conditioning ance experience unnecessary. No division of Ad- General Motors Sales corporation selling. Write Associated has developed justers, Box 767-- Milwaukee, a simplified method - Wisconsin.. of equipping the average business house with the kind of atmospheric Vi Emply't Wtd Male 13 conditions it need3 and can afford, small of Frank Howell of the Carl WANTED To keep set Strom IPPII Appliance deal-- 1 books. Howard Thomas, Settles Home store, local DIANA DANE D. S. Patent Offloo Such Hospitality hv Don Hotel. ers. announced on his return from Flnvri a meetlnjt 11 Emply't W'td Female 14 district of factorv exec H utives and dealers at Fort Worth. -- .....,. . ,. r JTTTTBS VriArtT wUA-t- t ffAOrrU ) Vmi rtnhl-- r . . Asssssssi fVSHAT'IZ0 . YOU vaua. Gt2ANDfArHEt tern I.. - rtu aUr Uror WANTED Extra typing or "The new Idea la called 'con- 1 porary Compet- BUT HB.T ACTIN' WNBA W ACTUALLY MBANyrHeN (TSLHW6 COMIN' work In that line. trolled cost,'" said Howell, "be-eau- se BeeN feSOOWS? IPkI CAN A"I()PBBVY If ent stenographer. Address Box I I the proprietor of the busi- queen, eveb. smcts He W to sbll thbI AvAy ffl roe a "mA CJH, Herald. - y -- Hove JFZexeX' ness can specify "exactly the kind ro thought I ' USB' Wk 7 SzL cf nlr conditions he wants, and can JM Sl? 'SlSPnjf J F7 ' mM limit the capacity and I FOR SALE functions of the equipment to fit his Individual Jah needs. dJ Miscellaneous 26 "Ino matter which of the func- - nona.ot complete air conditioning FOR SALE Kasch, pedigreed ho wants cooling, dehumldifying. planting cotton seed. miu men cleaning staple. Write O. W. Garllngton, or circulation of air In Vincent, Texas. the summer, or-- beating, humidify ing and circulation of air In the we winter can now 'tailor the in V a 11 i u E I A I ssnnnnnl ssssssnnnvi 'e sr v A M WMStfBs M yi ssBssssT"BSssssssssssnnnnnnnnni etauatlon to his requirements IsnT J4 Sb! WANTED TO BUY ... fit... . lt ..!miu ctuJiuytl.tt!i.. U uuy Miscellaneous SI ENTER NINE EVENTS COLLEGE STATION. ADril 1 WANTED TO BUY Clean, white W, . cotton rags. Apply at Herald. Coach J. (Dough) Rollins' Tex as Aggies, battling the weather In Trademark Reg. Applied For ' -- an euort to keep in condition, will 3CORCHY SMITH U. & Patent Offlea Introducing Tex Wyman by Noel Sit n l- enter events, -! WANTED BUY nine Including four TO relays In the annual University of irxaa iteiays, (Saturday, April S 51) For Exchange 38 at Austin. Will for good TRADE trade radio Mrs. Ruth Joiner arrived Wd. used office desk. Carnett's Radio nesday te stay 1 Sales. Phone 2eL for awhile with her - sssssssssssi " "Vl MONTH A&O" sssssssssss99ssWWr Sri nuiwi sssssl fMVF WRECrfED S v rawer wno has been 111 for an ex- "l ..BsnM f Mrs. J. B. Mansfield was In Big tended period. Miss Dorothy Tyler Spring Monday riaiieu oer ounuay on business. aiternoon.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris of CLASS. DISPLAY San Angelo are vUltlnr in file spring. .Mr. Morris is manager of the Roberts hotel In San Angelo. AUTO LOANS ff yen need to borrow money en your car er refinance yenr pres- ent notes come te see as. We tvHi advance more mosey nnd redoes your payments. Deal f .1 ,isssssssssssssssssra LnaassssBssB ftP wfF fL t JK l Jm ftBfc,, vbbf nW ss? M till mbsssssi f r im I CcOoOfsl O .k IS HuBBvCS " I TAYLOR EMERSON f?c!BnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnKnnmBnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnVB" K MmKS un7bii,uwiw4 ' - UAsi Tlishsitri-- Mifj lTl "ml 117 Har4M. I Cone Te Our Trademark Rer, AcpUd For DOLLAR DAY HOMER HQOPEE V. 8. Patent Offlea Pretty Prospects FrMlLtMlMC SALE AU W Security Finance FOR BARGAINS HOW DO VOU WEAM PHIPPS f'CArtr' IS HE'S TWrlMQ TO 6TIR UP THE HES GOT A LOT OF ( if HE RUMS ME IF L TRIED TO OfEN A PLACE OUTtWWs nc A WFLUENCE,TDO-HEteyjoU- T 16 TftVlklW TO pirr nisht J A ktromg crtY FATHERS TO PASS AM MElL SPOIL THITOWN LIWTS VO HAV TO LIAWI WORD, NlfiHT CLUB OUT OP BUSINESS! ff M. ?ORDIMANCE PR0H1BIT1N& A LOCAL tAAN AMD i NH WHOLE A PLMCi, DECORATE AND Company Up d unnprr A uvrne.p. J FimNlt - . . 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tfAGF. KTOUR BIG SPRING, TEXAS, DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1D37 MA KeraM In Everv Haward Conniv Wemef Calile Wheeler, Margaret Wheeler, In the army at El Paso, camo home Ill&tery To Repeat Ih MAN'S BODY FOUND TAXES ON OIL ASSAILED IN Victor Watts, Jim Ornnt, Leo Hull, last week. Ho plans to stay a few t tf ITEMS FROM Lawrenco Adklns, Mr. and Mrs. O. dayn with relatives and friends Fairview News National AAU IImmUmII IN DALLAS CREEK C Brouchton and son. Robert hue Wayne, Mr. Mrs. Milton New CHICAGO. April 1 UP)-T- hcre DALLAS, prll 1 T Funcrnl ADDRESS AT INDUSTRY PARLEY and home ton and son, David Lee, Mr, and The Parent-Teach- er association J. N. Lane moved Satur was every reason to believe today services will be held here thin MOORE 1)8, Mrs, Lester Newton, M. L. Row- will hold Its regular session hero day from Big Spring, where he had that recent history will repeat it afternoon for Jamci C. Allen, DALLAS. April 1 UP Jake L. land, Madison Misses next Monday night, April 5, at been staying with a sister while re self In the National A.A.U. hand- found drowned yestcrdny in Turtle the tax bill has 439 per Smith and tfmon, president of the Texas Mld- - Increased Chapel Arah Phillips end Twlla Lomax, which time the senior girls' btsltet- - cuperating from a gun wound in ball championship. cieek. He is survived by hi cent, he explained, while the mar services were conducted foot, accidentally while Continent OH and Gas association. Monday morning by Rev. H. C ball team will bo presented with the suffered Joe Platak of Chicago, defending widow; five brothers, W. J. Allen Mid here today the 21 taxes on oil ket value of Texas oil has shown Miss Sue B. Mann, state super letter hweatent, Thero will bo an on a rabbit hunt. singles champion, defeated Joe and G. h. Allen of Dallas; F. M. an Increase of only 147 per cent Goodman, pastor of tho Tabernacle Were like a runaway team. visor of rural schools, who ha Interesting program. The mem Long Calif., 21-- 1, Allen, Hoboken, Oa.; H. A. Allen, over the same period. Baptist church of Big Spring. Miss Word has been received, here that Golden of Beach, tax It Is not been visiting tn Big Spring for the to tho 21-- 3. Tex., D. n. Alien "With these horses Twlla Lomax was In charge. Vis- bers are urged attend, and Mrs, L. an Wcathcrford hly 21 them, all head- The speaker cited figures to show pant few days, visited in this general Is Invited to bo H. Thomas underwent Lovingtort, N. M.J and two slstciu, one but of itors at chapel exercises were: public eye operation in a. hospital The doubles champions, Joe Gor ing In different directions!" Hatnon tho oil Industry's contribution to school Monday morning. present. Dallas Andy Los Angeles, Mrs. J. W. Wigglnton, St. Joseph. the economic life state. Mrs. W. H. Ward, Madison Smith, last week, 8ho will remain there don and Berry of aid. "These multiple, unchecked of the Mrs. eliminated Joe Goodreau and John Mo., nnd Mrs J. H. Hpllmark, Fort Hamon said that Improvements In and Curtis Wray. Due lo se E. D. George are In for treatment for at least 10 days. are endangering eco and Snider Miss Arah Phillips took these 21-1- 4. 21-2- Tex. forces the verity of weather the attendance Is Endswlck of Cleveland, Worth, life of the people of Texas, refining and that conservation VI.'U, Calif., on business. pupil to Coahoma last Saturday Her husband there with her. Allen, a resident or this city 2J nomic measures would prolong was somewhat less than usual. Platak was paired today with Joo Jeopardizing their present source of the state's foi the literary events thero: Pic- Sprenco venrs was salea-servlc- e managT oil reserves, assuring the taxing Mrs. Jack Edwards wiljr havo There was a good attendjneo Mrs. J, W. Wooten has been suf of St Louis who conquered revenue, vehicle oil- -Is ture Memory Paulino Pettey, 21-1- 1, Co, Ho had tax and the charge of chapel exercises next last Sunday nt the Easter pro fering Ir6m an eye altment the past Ed Rawlings of Kansas City, for the Otis Elevator slowly units a source of Income over a Vera Dcane Payno and Jacqueline 21-- Saturday when being dragged to destruc- Monday mcrnlng. gram by few days. been missing since tion." longer period. presented the student King' Junior Spelling Pauline telephoned homo he would body. Following tho Easter pro- he thtt Hamon, speaking at the spring Industry Driven Out Miss Arah Phillips gave a party Wllcman and Margueritte Adklns; Haskell Grant has been HI for EXHIBITION BASEBALL return In "a couplo of hours." however, gram an Easter egg hunt wai par Rendy Wi Margaret Wheeler. Str.ns Meeting of the southwestern dis- Hamon warned, that for her fourth grade spelling clasj pa Iters the past few days. RESULTS The body was found rear "high taxes tId ted In by those present. The All of the contestants placed In (ny thn Associated approximately 20 feet trict, A.PJ. division of production, have worked a serious last Thursday afternoon. Games program was the Press) Creek dnvo hardship upon independent oil pro- as follows: History various events, Geneva Brown, Little Blllie Hammock has been (N) 1, Brooklyn listed the taxes on oil production were played In the gymnasium of song Philadelphia from his submerged automobile. ducers who own and operate about Madison Easter, Lawrence Adklns; sonlor tennis singles contestant, absent from school on account of (N 0 bcllevod his death vas an at follows: Gross production tax, with Smith as director. "Hall tho Mighty King," first Polio gross receipts tax, franchise tax, 40,000 pumping wells in the state." Following the games and m Eas- wni very nucccsitul in her illness. Cincinnati (N) 11. Boston N) 10 accident, although a muider theory He Impos- serond, third, fourth, fifth and matchr). She was to play Xlnol (A) 2. pipe line regulatory tax, unemploy- said that the effect of ter egg hunt, refreshments of Ico sixth grades; the Detroit (A) 12, Boston was being Investigated ing too In- the Easter Wreath game the Coahoma contestant Pupils of the Fairview school tiad New (N) t ment tax, gasoline tax, car and heavy a tax burden on ci turn and cake were served to tho gills with York (A) 0, St. Louis dustry was shown by following: from the third and fourth nt tho city park Wednesday an Easter egg hunt last Friday af 4. truck license tax, state ad valorem the results in Vera Dcnn Payne, Joy grades; song "O after Land is Investigates Wisconsin, Hnppy Bells,' noon. ternoon. Pittsburgh 1G, Chicago (A) tax, county ad valorem tax, com- Massachusetts and New Snider, Dorothy Jear Phillips, Mar sevmth and eighth grades; (N) York. Many industrial plants George Eostur 12. Sale Of Tommy Ilcnricli mon school tax, rural high school havo tha Eulllvan, Jack Grant, pas-- Mrs. Oma Appleton and Mrs. Bell moved to reading. Murl Rayo: Easter O. A. Goodman, Dave Slsson, R, Chicago (N) 10, Angele tax, independent school district tax other states, the speaker Bjown, Johnnie llnye Bruughton cant, song and her children, Robert and Joe, Lis ORLEANS, April 1 stated. fifth and, sixth grades; M Wheeler and O. A. Goodman, (PC) 4. NEW road tax, water Improvement tax, Pabelo Gonzales, Freddie Phillips eighth from Big Spring, visited lit the J, M. Landls, baseball's high Vernon Fields, seventh, and tenth Jr., mado a trip to Lubbock last Cleveland (A) 11, Milwaukee drainage tax, levee improvement He said Texas needed new indus Earl Lusk. Bill grtdes; leading "The Bun N. Lane home last week-en-d. commissioner, choso April 1 to Louise Easter Friday night to attend preaching (AA) 4. tax, irrigation tax, navigation 'tax, tries and new capital for old Indus Newton, Wheeler, Josephine ny," Donald Phillips; Thy there was any fool-In- g y. Honor services nt the church of Rev, Ben learn whether conservation and reclamation tax, tries, Including the expansion and urown, Yoy Payne, Mary Lou Dig-b- Fnthpr Miss Emma Jo Graver spent the Ban Antonio (T) 15, Philadelphia Hcarich, and Thy Mother, Lto Hull D, Jchnson there. week-en- when yoilng Tommy fresh-wat- er supply tax, city development Baslllsla Gonzales, Nancy Sul- d In Brownwood visiting (A) 12. and of the oil Industry." and Victor Watts. hard-hittin- g outfielder, was sold to tax. In addition, he said, huge taxes "Advocates gross pro-- livan, R. C. Stewart, Billy Barber, relatives. Baltimore (I) 0, House of DaWd of higher Joe Graham of Coahoma lsltetl Milwaukee by tlio New Orleans sjre paid to the federal government. auction taxes on oil should Billy Hayworth, George King, Vir- Mrs. S. Williams, who 6. Texas J. has relatives In this community last Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hopper of club of the Southern association, Up 430 Tercent carefully consider ginia Sullivan, Geneva Brown, beer, staying ba-li- the effects of with her daughter, Sunday. Coahoma visited tn the home Leal Schurman and Lewis Town- - Hcnrlch, who has expresped i "Figures collected and analyzed making taxes reach the atatre Mrs W. P. Pettey past few of y for tho Mrs. H. Hopper Sunday, send arrived last night from his Bale to tho Brewers with the Texas Oil where they become $7.-0- unbearable and Arizona and Canada are all offering months, has returned to her homo Those from this commvnlty at- Brownwood to spend several davs Pitcher Ralph Wlnegarner for and Gas association show that Tex- drive oil out in to engi- of the state." Hamon state appropriated bonuses, for oil Texarkana, Ark. She plans tending the regular Sunday after- Miss Bonnie Prather of Coahoma with Schurman's parents, the Rev. was a "cover up" deal as oil producers are paying $5.39 in said. "A number of other states are' recovery visit relatives in Jamestown, Tex., was guest Indians, taxes every and the chances are strong noon singing at the Tabernacle In a of J, L. Hopper. and Mrs. G. C. Schurman. Both neered by the Cleveland for dollar of tax paid now bidding for Texas oil men, for major discoveries In notnn nt this spring and return here thin boys wants to bo declared a fieo agent In 1922," Hamon said. Bl Spring latt Sunday afternoon are students in Howard Payne That means Alabama, Mississippi, Nebraska, Ithese very states." nunmcr. were; Misses Twlla Iomax, Arah J. Hatch Visited In tho Lanclev college. If his suspicions arc substantiated. Phllllr-3- , nome Sunday night. Judge tho aalo men earn Anna Smith, Louise. Dout-- But If the llnds Several of the nf this Miss Myra Walker Is guest proper. Tommy says It will be las, Geneva Brown, Virginia Sulli Aim. Johniion nnil rhlMitn rx9 the was munlty went on a Aching trip to of Mr. and Mrs. Joo Ogden. right with him. Old Mexico Monday. Those van, Rosulyn- Hayworth, Dolllc jl0bbs, N. M.. are here for a visit all last Jones, Snider, Viola Pettey, malting tms trip were: G. c Helen with her mother, Mrs. Dick Hatch, r.f Eva Mao Turncy, Mrs. W. P. Pet- Mr. Mrs. Happy Bro'ighton, Dale Hart, Milton tey, and Hatch also are Brotighton, Johnnie Phillips and Misses Ruby and Mary Pet- visitors In the Dick Hatch home. :i outers. tey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards, and others. Fear Is felt that all the fruit in Members of the tenth grade will this aiea has been ruined by the FRIDAY - SATURDAY present a nlav entitled "Evm of Miss Mnry Pettey visited Mr. and cold weather of the first of the Love hero next Friday night. April Mrs. Clarence Todd In Big Spring week. 9. The cast of characters Is as last Sunday. Church service was well attended 11631111?, follows: Carolina, a negro servant Misses Roberta Wheeler ard Faster better Callle Wheeler; Fajlia, nn adopt- last Sunday, there being 75 present Pauline Pettey visited Miss Wy-- for the Easter program. The ladles' heat control and smoother IB ed daughter Anna Smith; Reeta, ncll Tcdd of Big Spring last Sun Ml two-face- Blblo class presented a reading a d friend Margaret and SPECIALS of flfflL day. young people or pre- ironing surfaces the Wheeler; Burt Wade, Reeta's the church -4 WA two JiBiWTiiiBi'iilSfcBSSSSSSSW'afc1 brother Lawrence Mrs sented playlets and several new automatic electric l Adklns: There will be volley ball games readings. The program I PsHJiiKSiaiaiaiWVSisHiH Barry. Gsylla's foster mother Vir in tho gymnasium next Saturday was direct- ALL ALL iron- ginia lively ed by Mrs. Carl Grant and Mrs. iron? will make your Sullivan; Lora, a house night. Tho public Is Invited to Smith. maia uencva a come After the service, Mrs. Brown; Clark, ana nave a good time in a Cletls Langley was ing task easier and quick butler G. C. Brought on; Judge game enjoy. hostess to the E that all can youngsters for egg R M N Barry, Gaylia's foster lather Leo an Easter hunt A NTS er and help you do a and picnic Hull: Royal Manton. Burt's riva- l- Rev. H. C. Goodman wilt fill hi lunch. Young people of smoother and better job. Jim Grant; Jim Rankin, the man regular appointment hero next the church were guests of Mrs. Sunday. April 4 3 urant on a plcqlc at Wild Horse acled man Victor Watts. Ticket at o'clock. canyon. Find out for yourself sale Is being conducted by thes'j About 60 attended this af PRICE 1 PRICE pupils Dclbert Shultz, Rawlelgh fair. how much easier it is to McCullough, Dean Torrest, Vir- ginia MORGAN NEWS College Athletes, LOTS OF BEMNANTS LOTS OF FUNt iron with a new automatic SilHvan, Anna Smith, Helen Start oAutomattc Snider, Geneva Brown and Edith Swinging Padded Cloves electric-iron- . These irons Brunson. Electric Irons There will bo a singing session' SACRAMENTO, Calif., April 1 COTTON WHITE sold store Those from this community go-In- tr UP) Forty-si-x are at our and at the school-- Frldav nlpht.. Evirv. vounc men- of- educn. to party bv j- . by other stores which sell a irlven Miss Velma one Is invited to attend. uon oust, orr the old college swat Rny at her home In tho Center I tonight and start swinging padded St35 Point community SPREADS PURSES electric appliances. UP last Saturday jurs. jonn uucnanan ana oaDy gloves in the 1937 national collegl night were: Miss Virginia Sullivan, ui are visiting ner par--. ate Doxing championships. joo uisK, carl Grant and W. D ents this week. The biggest show of its kind in a Sullivan. 7", 77 'the country comes to the west coast $loo Morgan schoolr Is pos-- ' the proud for the tlme wlth 21 confer 49cNew Styles Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Harris visited scssor of the sliver loving cup fit 81 10S f Texas Electri c Servi ce m pany cnca champions, half a dozen ed x One to Match Your Dress Co d, er relatives at week-en- In con-m- C. S. BLOMSHIELD. Manner Stanton last the choral singing title holders and many who 1 ' ,,nterschoIatIc lefgueJmlssed fitting on a regional crown Charles Adklns, who Is enlisted The f,e won by one or two flicking punches. MEN'S NEW SPUING In the county events last Friday. out of the flurries of leather, Mrs. J. B. Mansfield Is recover-- I38' I1.1 inr from a knee iniurv suffered Zrin.fv''em.erge in two weeks ago. J PANTS - '" - j- A i - ua AjcavjrweigiiisJ? Qftc Ofl Miss county super-- .K alway football Anne Martin, wn"SB "Pe" LJ WASHABLE bsW nnrl lo autumn SPeCIeS Of athlellp lM Inlonriant mmV.r. nf h "0 SANFORIZED SHRUNK lP" ft board of trustees visited the school icoafh' ,. last week. "" "lu ou" nominates in man- - NEW SLACK STYLE power contributed by 16 unlversl- - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gllmore.t,el anl colleges with 23 boxers OR PLAIN DRAPE MODELS f. and son, Richard, visited her par- - listed from that section, ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mansfield. Semi-fin- al bouts will be fought tomorrow night with the finals CELANESE MEN'S WORK b I in i. aim wi, Aioeri, Bmiin were oaiuraay evening. j WHY NOT FOLLOW THE dinner guests of Georire Kennedv Sunday night. The event was In Seeded Rivals Block TAFFETA GLOVES -- f Bryan Grant And Risers !i Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kennedy re ATLANTA. April 1 n-ta's visited-h- is cently parents, Mr. and Bryan Grant and Los An-Tcl- Mrs. George Kennedy. Bobby Rlggs found seeded YD. !v&l. -- ., Signs of Spring? hlnrtrlnt ttiA I1.H i. Heavy Canvas Miss Lena Mae Mansfield, who the. 37c quArter finals of the Atlanta Beat the Prioe Bis .ma uu ur...B ut ACMny, oaa invitational tennis tournament 39" WIDE Buy a Supply 4C.U1..CU IIUUIC The top-seed- Goorela veteran Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hollls and stacked his five feet, four Inches daughter Mr. Mrs. and No. 3 national rating ur - SIGNS and and Albert against NEW SPRING OP SPRING cannot be overlooked, even by the Smith were d nner guests of Mr. towering Walter Senior of and Mrs. Sock, Wallace Sunday. San Francisco, seeded Stli here and - T most self--centered individual. They are too many, too rated 12th in the nation CELANESE - DRESSES 'UTi Mr. and Mr. 1 D. Ha1 nnrl! Elwood Cooke, northwest slnirlei !' children visited Mr. and Mm. nnv champion from Portland. Oro. &kssggg!Jfc4ivsvaried and insistent Birds that return, hedges that pop Wallace Sunday afternoon. who was seeded 8th, will try to stop Riggs, national clay iflr " court DRESSY Inexpensive f I into leaf, and a restless stirring in human Several from this community at-, champion from Los Angeles. The hearts. icnueu mo singing ana niasier egg, lamornian rates nationally and hunt at Salem Sunday afternoon. was seeded 98c Just behind Grrnt. JUST THE DRESS FOR TODAY we t it rt pr v p Mr. and Mrs. Eatom Barbee visit Mr. and Mr. Robert T. Plner But there Signs ed his parents of near Big Spring ard daughter. Robbie, and Joseph are other of Spring that point the Sunday afternoon. Edwards left this morning for LADIES' & CHILDREN'S MEN'S Dallas. The men will continue on FANCY Sum-m- er Miss Betty BAYON way to increased happiness along all the trails of Kennedy was honor to Tulsa for business and rejolr ed with a birthday party at the Iho others In school recently. Dallas for the return the advertisements in this newspaper. Think of P. PANTIES SOCKS Mrs. John Kennedv was honored them as guideposts to value. If you overlook these on her birthday w'th a party at Ilshed by an act of the Texas legis which the following were guests: lature, which was signed by Gov- PR. Ulfm .Tenn.Hn XTnn.ftAM f'-r- signs, you will spend M, TI... ernor Allrcd on October 27, 1936. " 10c without adequate information isle Kennedy, Mrs. Nettie Kennedy, Tn five months of operation tho 2 25c airs, i wopper, Mrs, Ideal for Dress er Work Mitt Ray, commission has collected approxi- LACE TRIMMED about new things, better products, more beautiful and Mrs. Dtw Dodson, Mrs. Dock Wal- mately $7,000,000 from 11,707 Texas Buy Supply lace, Mrs. Guy Wallace, Mrs. Lois employers. All money collected satisfying Barbee, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Cleve from employers will be used to es merchandise. These advertisements, truly, Tyler, Mrs. Lola Joiner, Mrs. Mary tablish benefit accounts for more MEN'S NEW SPRING Joiner, Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. Clyde than 00,000 workers, while all are the official reports to you by the best Barber. operating expenses of the Texas commission are paid by the federa1 ers of the nation, who season by season 58 Employers In social security board. Carpenter combine science pointed out. County Are Paying The next payment to the Texas and art with vast resources to place things - commission will be due sinsuiTssinM ALL WOOL lLaV better at April 25th I I s On Job Insurance vhon Texas employers who are NEW STYLES subject to NEW COLORS your disposal. AUSTn. April the act must pay a tax of one and eight-tenth- s per cent under tho Texas unemployment DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL compensation act aro being paid on their total payrolls for the by M employers In months of February and March, Howard coun HOT. ty, Chairman-Directo- r S. And every time, the advertisements speak with au-- Orvllle FAST COLOR BOYS' y .'J-- ' Carpenter announced today. LEATHER thority. Contributions from theso employ- They are signed by firms of standing and re; ers will set up unemployment bene- fit accounts for 793 workers in PRINTS BELTS pute. You can trust them . . . and profit well by them. Howard rounty, The comraUMon's activities In is. -'- . Howard are under the direction &? of District Fleldman E. E. Merrl-- 9c man woe has Headquarters. In the Come To WTOE." 25c h Lubbock chamber commerce. Our 38" ALL NEW &. 4 w of All SPK1NQ WHITE, BLACK BKOWH t A '? employers who have problems DOLLAR DAY PKINTS AND FANCY PATTERNS Al arising under tlse Texas unemploy- . re-tM- , , ... w. , , .,, j ment cow,pntton act are SALE . i a M i ' H to cM on Merrfman (or FOR BARGAINS ftMistance, Carpenter declared. IH a AJ SBB VH Csl Sh Htrv " , The Texas unemployment com-gttMt- II sffsSsffssfsffsBBBBSVssffaslH caiH.lMfcMi t mi MaV 7T