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TRAFFIC TOLL WEATHER Ckradjr, oecesietuU rate ht; 17 Injured In Big Dead, Spring Daily i Wednesday partiy eteedy Herald and warmer. Howard County, 10U VOL. 13; tiO. 295 (AP-Asao- cited Press) BIG SPRING, , TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1941 Eight Pages Today FINE LIVESTOCK Legislature BRITISH, GREEKS, GERMANS PREPARE TO Hearing ON EXHIBIT HERE Sets With more than 100 fat animals from five counties on On Strike Act FIGHT AS YUGOSLAVS SIGN AXIS PACT display, the fourth annual district- - club boy livestock show was off to a good start hero Tuesday morning. Committee Of Whole Judging was scheduled to begin at 1 p. m. with R. M. Mil-holle- n, House To Take Up Allies Shift C'sofu JlSISIll Soviet War San Angelo, in charge. First on tap was a special Matter Thursday BULGARIA placing for Howard county l r wi H$ii;:i: AUSTIN, March 95 MO Heed- ?:; animals. crowd. All during the morning - .VJ fctw.wii Tnw WSSBsskkw :::: n l. a r jc Materials Go largo number of people visited ing appeals for prompt action, the Troops Over A YUVJJ- TROOPS ON GREEK- - Entries were Hated from Howard, a house of representatives today set Martin, Sterling, Taylor and Glass- and after noon the place waa be- ginning to look packed. for hearing Thursday Governor W. cock counties at noon. emergency bill de- I V fcI.m li:!H!-:i:;j:j::::::- were seven calves shown Lee O'Danlfl's Into Marshall Allen, who with George There signed prevent violence Wider Front ,jsV Turkey by Martin county 4-- boys. Sterl to force or White. Is 'serving as clerk, had 72 lng county had six calves ana iu in labor disputes. Democracies Now A ) ioo.ooo ru?Ksii!ill British Prepare To drylot calves entered, 26 show show lambs, Glasscock county had The representatives overwhelm- lAT ingly a. which FRONTIER Break Relations lambs, and two sows with 12 pigs. one lamb, and Taylor county two killed motion would Must Hold Front vs , Jfi&MMA S In addition, there were five regis- calves. The rest were from How have deferred the hearing until Of Harder Nature With Yagoelatfa H boys' fVT tered lamb from Sterling county ard county and FFA next Tuesday, for exhibition along with five lots. The measure, submitted yester BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, ex-- SALONIKA Karakul ewes, a kid and a ram The animals will remain on day In a special message from ALBJ SOO, OOO $$jM$$W$r 25 (AP) Wednesday when March 25 (AP) Yugo- March Headlines ''shown by XI, H. Jones of Big .hlblt until noon the governor, was I 100,000 BRITISH VAXiTZ5?&e$mikSS9 in red ink and blaring ardios Spring. they will be transferred to the Big from the labor committee to a slavia's alignment with the P $ Howard Spring Auction ring east of of, told Yugoslavs today that Grounds around the committee the whole house. axis opening way for a JliiJIlll&GSTSs RDANELLES county warehouse. In the north- for a sale. More than 40 local men Backers of that move said their the J r r n vr r their country had signed the west part of town, and where tho have guaranteed 12 cents market purpose was to expedite the bill's German - British battlefront three-powe- r pact in Vienna show Is being held, were soaked, for top calves and Fort Worth passage. down on prices on lambs. in the Balkans was expect ri;lil!iliXlA!ljliliSl!lS TURKEY as Germany, Britain, hut that did not cut the best The proposal would make It a - Tj uu is!;!:;:;:. :.... .!....;!:sss:;!;N!;!;:;:i!i!. O and Turkey cleared tho to- :::! decks felony for any person acting In ed by military observers (:::s::::!fl::i:::SWSW:::::Si ? Z!St MILES I 1 concert with one or more other day to force Britain and for possible large scale war- Yugoslavia hav-XIl- C on persons to assemble at or near any Greece to revise entire rnr, T as a Balkan clash appears Imminent Is Illustrated in the above map. fare a new Balkan front. place where a labor dispute exist- 'their ljinclip jng Joined the axis, BrIUsh and Greeks are hurried spreading their troops west- While Yugoslavia's premier and Increased Farm ed, and by force or violence at joint defense plan. ward along the Yugoslav frontier, preparing to defend a 100-ml- le frontier. In Turkey (1) Russian aid foreign minister wtre affixing their tempt to prevent any person from Again, It was said, German dip was declared likely, and on the Yugoslav-Gree- k border (2) certain Serbian officers were reported cross- signatures to ths axis alliance and. engaging in a lawful vocation, lomacy apparently had won an ad ing Into Greece to offer their services against tho unwanted nazls, who soon are expected to pour their Yugoslav opponents were It was Intended by Governor vantage for German arms before down the Vardar river valley to attack the Greek border at the same point. crying treason, these developments Loans Approved O'Danlel to be In part a substitute the first shot could be fired. Increased observers' belief a show- antl-strlk- e down is Imminent! UP) day's committee session, Bankhead for his bill ruled uncon- Almost certainly, these experts WASHINGTON, March 25 stitutional last week by Attorney pen putting 1 Britain appeared prepared to which lta author said In approval, declared, the stroke Legislation said, were unanimous General Gerald C. Mann. Yugoslavia In axis camp sever dlplomatlo relations with would add "about $1,000,000,000 a the Bankhead said his bill aimed at The senate state affairs commit would out, British-Gree- k HEAVY Yugoslavia and Hungary after ad- through rule the RAINS BOLSTER year" to farmers' Income cotton, tee scheduled vising ths Belgrade government government loans was ap- assuring producers of had a' hearing this strategy of holding the naxls higher on antl-strlk- e legisla- she could not "condone" its alliance today by the senate agri- wheat, corn, tobacco and rice a afternoon from Bulgaria along the short proved tion. Struma line. with the axis. culture committee. "parity or fair exchange price" for rler 2 Some house members, question- Instead, It was said, the defense Soviet Russia, whose atUtude The author, Senator Bankhead their products through loans ed the necessity for unusually long has been an enigma, pledged ,(D-Ala- ), bill was Intend- probably would have to be drawn said the designed to serve as a "floor un- fast action on the problem. WATER SUPPLY "full and comprehensive neutral- Macedonia at 'S par- deeper Into Greek ed, to place farmers "nearer a you the papers ity" In the event tha Turkey, and Industry." der market prices." "If read this best beyond the broad Vardar river ity with labor morning," said Rep. E. Tay,-lo- r Britain's ally, is attending to-- Bankhead said that the gov- James valley, and possibly widening the The 13 senators of Kerens, a national guard of- "obliged to enter the war for the ernment loan would represent battlefront to 200 miles from Al- ficer, "you should realize that this bania to the border of Turkish defense of her territory." "full parity price less the amount Is a crisis." Agricultural British Ships Lakes Catch S Soviet war materials were Thrace. reported flowing across of soil conservation payments." "But that labor trouble was In British the British Say Chicago wasn't It?" Inquired Rep. The chances that end Caucasus frontier Into Turkey As an example, he said, the pres- Greek forces could hold the Stru- Nazi only a few hours after this pact Leonard Carlton of Commerce. Bul- Best Repulse ent "parity price for cotton la "Yes," responded, ma front against attack from Outlook Record Fill was announced in Ankara. Taylor quickly been regarded In 15.87 cents a pound while soil get to garia alone had V 4 Reports from Bulgaria said Sea Losses "but It could 'down Texas some quarters as g6od. conservation payments amounts mighty quick." Dive Bombers minor fronUer clashes already had The valley of the Struma Is In Many Years. Of Floodwater taken place between Greek troops to 1.37 cents. Thus the loan price narrow, gouging through moun- and German forces poised for a Are Dropping under this bill would be It 1--S tains, and would leave nazl forces By LARRY ALLEN thrust toward he Mediterranean. cents a pound. The proposed gov- Police Tell without rail or highway llr.es of Rain, the gold of , ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT Two Big Spring city lakes m 5 Greece Indicated she would supply back to their Bulgarian ranges With county 1923 treaty UP) A ernment loan on wheat would be soaked into fields and CARRIER FORMIDABLE southeastern Howard Tues- terminate a giving LONDON, March 25 bases. Yugoslavia port zone Sa- $1.05 n bushel, and on corn 713 Tuesday to give ihe section glow- ths British Mediterranean Fleet, day morning held 675,000,000 gal- a free at A H British admiralty announcement valley, lonika, If Yugoslavia consented te " In Britain's cents a bushel. The broader Vardar ing agricultural prospects to March 25 UP) Britain's battlefleet, lons of water, considerably more today showed a drop Of Violence winding down from Yugoslavia and the passage of German or Itallaa 'sea losses for the second succes- These loans, much higher than leave this Immediate area with lta hunting trouble even on convoy than enough to suffice ths demand ammunition ' trains through returns blow government the farther west and emptying Into her sive week, while she past loans under the Gulf of Salonika, has rail- - best spring seasoning In years. duty, Is beating off solo dive bomb for mora than a year. territory, blow In the' battliwf the At- - farm-- program and recent market a for In Walkout '"T"way' Hrie. and 'roads. Attack there. At the U.S. weather hureau at er attacks with a skillful coordina Waters tumbling off ths rolling 6 Yugoslav oommunbU, re- lantlc. prices, would be effective only II probably airport total of 1.3 Inches portedly acting ob orders freca In favor of rigid military observers said, the a tion of planes and pompom guns. country south and east of hers put Twenty-thre- e British and allied farmers voted would make tho Struma defenses rain was gauged while to the Moscow, urged eampaiga of 71,773 tons marketing and observed The men on ships and planes ex- a rise of approximately 10 feet on merchantmen totaling controls CHICAGO, March 25 UP) Rov- hold. U.S. Experiment sabotage and M te " Impossible to north at the the Moss creek lake, nearest the were lost In the sea war In the acreage allotments. ing groups of what Police Capt. 1.85 press determination that there disrupt oommunlcaUea The Vardar, too. Is the direct Farm precipitation measured city, to boost IU level to 10 1-- 2 lines week ended March 16, the admiral- The legislation would sharply In- Jphn Stege called "goon squads" shall be no duplication of the mass within the country which might route to the seaport of Salonika, inches. on January feet, far above Its previous record ty said. Of the vessels, 17 were present penalties for mar- assaulted numerous work-boun-d attack the fleet of last crease regarded the No. 1 objective of a Over the area reports ranged level. At noon Tuesday It was es aid the Germans. British totaling 60,670 tons and six keting crops In excess of allot- employes near the International mois- 10. They declare they are out to quarters German drive, Just as it was of from one to two inches of Ger- timated to contain 291,000,000 gal- British declared a breast were allied, totaling 11,103 tons. - ments or quotas. Excess cotton Harvester Company McCormlck ture, everywhere were rid the Mediterranean of the with Yugoslavia .and Hungary, the Italian attack which the and there menace. Dally flying or- lons, and still was only about half- This compared- - with total losses would draw a penalty of 8 cents works today. reports of good underground sea- man air which would leave the London gov present Greeks turned back into Albania. ders for the fleet air arm carry way up the dam to the spillway. 98,832 previous week a pound compared with the Several thousand CIO members soning go topsoll. three-quarte- rs ernment with only nine of of tons the now re- to with a soaked ' Water was backing the 141,314 week before 3 cents. Penalties of 15 cents a and sympathizers, meanwhile, pa- Even if British forces this notation: European dlplomatlo 'missions and tons the Pastures were soggy and taking on onwards, of a mile up the basin. bushel would be raised to 30 cents raded streets near the plant, yell- ported moving north through crop "Gunnery from dawn which existed before the war, that. were a verdant hue as the weed Musso- Powell creek caught approxi- non-striki- Greece from southern ports as arranged by Hitler and The British declartd that In the for corn and 50 cents for wheat ing and jeering at came out under the stimulus of mately eight feet more water In might "come at any moment." own naval able to halt the Germans near the lini, an unlimited number of high expected same period Britain's If congress approves the bill, American Federation of Labor and moisture. Stock tanks in most four-fo- ot Observers the British to Greek-Yugosla- v military targets addition to a rise Satur- were sinking al- senator said, the unaffiliated workers filtering into frontier, areas brimming. speed are available at short follow up such a break by swiftly and air raiders the Alabama sources said, the nazls still could were notice." day. It had 20 2 feet at the dam, axis ships for JS on the factory through half a dozen get- seizing Yugoslav merchant ships most three tons of loan of 14 cents cotton In to try With lambing season Just few days only two feet below ths spillway everv tons Britain and her August 1, gates. Join the Italians Albania ting underway, losses were held Three times In the last plying ths Mediterranean, it four would, be available break-throug- - level. City water department engi- for Stege said did not a h there. I have seen German Junkers 88's was secret alles lost. start of the new crop marketing he know how to a minimum. In Glasscock or a neers estimated It contained understood that under a Although German and Italian growers many workers were beaten up but Greece, meanwhile celebrated county thousands ewes take a quick stab at the fleet provision of the axis pact Yugo- season, providing cotton where of the ships Is convoying. gallons, or enough for a merchant fleets have been swept compiled with acreage and mar- that there were "a. lot of em." her national Independence day with were lambing, few losses were crack at It slavia would "coordinate" all her fighting men British naval pilots and guns shot nine months supply. It required . from the Atlantic, coastal trade is and gave the gov- Police pursued the attackers and high tributes for the reported although 1.7 Inches of commerce and Industry with the keting controls back down one for sure, damaged and rnbst of the morning for a party regarded by the British as vital ernment tlUe to any old crop Stege said that "10 or more men" who pushed Italian Invaders rain was registered at Garden water department employes to reich. Into Albania and with possibly brought down the othsr 'of to the axis war economy. cotton now under loan. had 'been arrested. firm City and the fall varied from 1.25 go from the Moss to ths Powell Reports were current, mean Experts here say the axis must seven hundred policemen were pledges of continued defense of to two inches over the county. two. while. In Belgrade that Germany magalnst all odds. creek dam and report have full use of continental water- on duty at 5 a. m. preceding the 7 freedo Sheepmen had their ewes pen- As soon as the water has time had dispatched 18 or 20 divisions routes-Inclu- ding a, ways supplementing rail Santone Sheriff m. plant opening but when the Premier Alexandras Korlzts said ned and were ready for a wet Browder Surrenders to settle, pumping will be re- of troops (216,000 to 210,000 men coastal Mediterranean Seeks. Slayers sporadic violence Increased Stege Greeks faced "new threats on tho spell. Barring cold, they expect- sumed from the Fdwell lake. on a basts of a 12,000-ma- n ) and Baltic shipping to feed raw ordered a reserve force of 300 into horizon," determined to give their ed no undue loss. To Serve Jail Term Currently, city wells are being to Italy to keep Internal order and Indus- separate Italian-Gree- k materials and arms to Its UP) action. They drove crowds of CIO lives "for the freedom of Greece Lamesa reported .60 Inches to 8 used. Supply In the lakes was forestall a SAN ANTONIO, March 25 men liberation world." NEW YORK, March 25 UP) Earl peace tries and armies. and sympathizers back a and the of the a. m. with sprinkles falling after one-thi-rd which might thwart Sheriff Owen W. Kllday and four Browder, general secretary approximately of their ' block from the gates. time. was general over former . plans. deputies, armed with shotguns and that It party, surren- ultimate capacity. A 9 a. tn. xheck of the number Dawson county and farmers and of the communist Workers a machlnegun, left the courthouse Expense dered today In federal court to City commissioners, meeting in Electrical reporting to work, as announced by Sheriff's ranchers looked forward to the regular session Tuesday evening, this morning for an unknown company spokesman, showed serve a four-yea- r sentence for pass Control Bill Pends In search of two sus a Bill Is Approved best prospects In many seasons. were due to discuss, a reduction In destination there were 3,804 on the Job, and a 1.28 Inch- port fraud. Scout Leaders pects In the killing here more than City reported water rates. The matter has been AUSTIN, 25 UP) A pro few still coming In. The total was AUSTIN, March 25 OP) Texas es to His conviction was upheld last March week ago or K. L. Agnew, Ban of moisture Tuesday morning under consideration for some time posed designed to a some 600 more than reported yes today awaited house floor 1 p. month by the U. S. Supreme CoUrt. state ordinanca Antonio salesman whose battered sheriffs and rain was falling there at and depended upon a bigger lake regulate electrical workers remalh' terday. Normal for the big day consideration of a bill providing m., threatening to spoil a livestock A $2,000 check In payment of body was found north of the city. the fine Imposed on Browder was supply. Meet Tonight ed In a house committee today fol- shift Is 5,344. The plant normally payment of traveling expenses for show sale. Farmers In that area In the city, damage from lowing a public hearing. It was believed that the sheriff employs about 6,000 for all shifts. returning extradited fugitives cap- were anxious for sunshine and received In the mall by the court and his men were bound for some clerk. off water was held to a minimum. Lack of a quorupi prevented There were no picket's at the tured in other states. planting weather. Two detention dams held size- Important matters were to be committee action last night on a valley town. actual gates today, and picket The proposed legislation by Rep. No gauge was reported on the The check, drawn on the Amal discussed at a meeting of Boy New York able volumes of water at ISth bill to create a state electrical Meanwhile other officers were shacks had been torn down over Smith of Pleasanton was reported rain at Stanton, but it was said to gamated Bank of and and Main and 14th and Gregg, Scout leaders of the Big Spring; board to supervise licensing of working on the theory that the night Leaders of the farm equip- favorably by the house state af- be general over Martin county. signed by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, district at 7:30 p. m. In the SetUaf rubber-stampe- the latter going within four feet electrical contractors and registra- suspects have separated and are ment workers organizing commit- fairs committee last night, after George. Bond, county agent, esti- communist official, wan d of the spilway. hotel today. tion of Journeymen elections. The traveling separate ways. tee had Issued a call for a "mass several sheriffs had urged its pas- mated it to be comparable to that with the words, "Defense They were Dr. W. B. Hardy, district chair rights com- still letting off steady agency would be a subdivision of mobilization" of CIO unionists at sage. No opposition testimony was committee of civil for streams of water in the afternoon, man, said that Charles Paxton, the state board of Insurance Churchill Affirms the plant gates today. offered. See WEATHER, Pg. 8, CoL S munists, 799 Broadway.' but storm sewers were handling it council president, and S. P. Gaskln, at 7th and Scurry and 7th and area executive, were expected te Promises To Greece Main. City engineers,, believed that attend. Workers' Migration Reorganization Bill Pends the structures had saved the down- The meeUng will be preceded LONDON, March 25 UP) Prime As town district from water damage. by a dinner and among other Due To Defense Told Minister Churchill, In a special Washing In the northeastern part things plans for the annual Round message to the Greeks on their In of town was cut to a minimum by Up affair here will be talked. WASHINGTON, March 25 UP) dependence day, reiterated today Everyone State a series of terraces conducted on Scheduled for early in May, the Supreme Important To In up- Paul V. McNutt, federal security Britain's resolve to sustain Greek Court two sections north of the city Round Up annually draws administrator, estimated today Independence. (first of three articles con- are several bills and proposed Itself, and that's where the pow- contends his bill would give the limits as a soil conservation dem- wards from 800 scouts and leaders government would and year's Is due to attract that the federal Recalling the fight 120 years ago, cerning the Supreme Court), constitutional amendments which er rests today. commissioners more freedom of onstration. this have to build or rent 350 health, In which Independence was gain- changes to power of ap- Streets were a mess of mud, but over 1,000 boys and men. would work substantial In addition the Judicial thought. succeeded recreation and community centers ed rom Turkey, he declared that By ALEX LOUIS In the court's way of'dolng bus- pointing the commission of ap city officials said that as soon as Monday a committee" Is meat to provide necessary facilities for "today that epic struggle Is being Herald Austin Bureau iness. peals, ths Supreme Court In recent The San Apgelo legislator also the weather cleared they would be In raising funds for for the by matters of vital Im the mass of migrants dislocated repeated against greater odds, but AUSTIN,' March 25 The average The Supreme Court consists of years has been given another pow- with Rep. Eugene Mc-- given a double working. affair. Oth.er defense work. with equal courage ana with no every Is controversy Glasson of Waco of a proposed Airport grounds wars muddled portance were to be discussed at citizen of Texas thinks of the three Justices, one elected er which a subject of urg- six-ye- parley, said Dr. Hardy less certainty of success," Supreme Court as something dis- two years for a term. In the present legislature. This Is constitutional amendment to In by the rain, one ship landing In a the la tant and' forbidding. He seldom Many years ago the work of the the power to make all the rules crease the court from three to nine kid without damage., Another ing a full attendance. Weather Forecast Brisbane Residents hears of the court unless be has court became too heavy for three of procedure which govern the members elected by the people. was turned back over the area case before men to do, and the legislature pro- trial of lawsuits. The layman' knows Senator Kyle VIck of Waco Is Monday night by halt V. S. Weather a which a lawyer takes Army Planes Crash, Bureau Welcome US Sailors that august body. It Is a distant, vided for six assistants called com nothing of these rules arid wouldn't author of proposal in the tradition-shroude- would d branch of gov- missioners to 'be named by the understand the legal Jargon If he senate. His amendment Low Two Pilots Killed BRISBANE, Australia, March 25 advice to automatically raise the present Ceiling Halts WEST TEXAS Fair In south ernment. governor with the and 'con read them, but the lawyer they UP) UP) The largest crowd In the Yet Supreme Texas of the senate. are of paramount commissioners to the status of Jus- COAUNGA, Calif.. March 25 west' portion, mostly Cloudy else- the Court of sent 'concern. Search For Flyer corps MeutewswU city's history turned out today to Is of real Importance to every cit- These men designated as the In the mlds of most of the dis- tices. Later, they would stand for Two army air where, occasional rains In south- killed today whea their" east and tonight, welcome officers and men of seven izen. What the Judges think and commission of appeals are la re- cussion bt the Supreme Court at election. SAN ANTONIO. March 23 UP) were central portions na- planes collided in mld-a- lr while Increasing cloudiness and warships of the write as the law of the land makes ality law clerks who act subject this session of the legislature is Rep Hardeman Is sponsoring a A low celling and poor visibility with Aus- practicing at the Coaling army showers continuing In southeast val squadpn now visiting all the difference in Interpreting to the court's Instructions. They Rep. IJorsey Hardeman of San An- bill In ths house to withdraw the today halted further sesrch for tralian waters. grandma's will or Uncle Ned's deed are lawyers of great ability and gelo, a lawyer serving his second full rule-maki- power from, the Cecil T. Porter, 25, Brooks Field airport. portion; warmer Wednesday. dead were Lieut. George X, Rear Admiral John H.a Newton, of land or that contract you mad and they decide cases term in the house of representa- court. 8enator John Lee Smith of flying cadet missing since "Satur- The EAST TEXAS Rain tonight and Williams, 21, of Indianapolis, m re- Wednesday; little change in temp commanding the squadron, told with the Washing-machin- e com- which are delegated to them by the tives. Throckmorton is author of a simi- day, army officials reported. his hosts, "we dropped in to pany. court, but their, decisions have no Rep. Hardeman has Introduced lar bill In the senate. Both bills About 30 planes were expected serve officer in the Seta Air erature. Just squadron; and Lieut Chsjlis LOCAL, WEATHER DATA say that we , in America are not During most legislative ses- effect unless they are read and a bill to restore the power of have been ordered printed and ars to take the air again In the hunt J debate-Wh- Engeman, 33. of Osvstsae. atUsh-e- d G4.9. very away from Australia, af- sions the Hupreme Court goes approved by the court Itself. In appointing thecoBBfalsiea of ap- ready for y for the missing student pilot when Highest temp, yesterday, far 77th Lowest temp, ter all. President Roosevelt's without notice except to ask for short, these men are Judicial help- peals to the governor and to has the spotlight been turn the weather clears. Porter was on to the Air Base tadow today, 49.9. William, we seat km speech during the lease-len- d bill appropriations for salaries and ers, not Judges. allow the commissioners to Bote ed on the Supreme Court? What a routine training flight from Lieut. Sunset today, 7:01 p. m. k Hamilton Field frees Maxwell Sunrise tomorrow, 6:43 a. m. discussion reflected the friendly law books. This session the sit- In 1930 the legislature decid- their dissent in any case in will be the result? How Is the Brooks Field to San Marcos to ' basic Field. Frh, K, Uswtiasit Precipitation last nights L90 feeling of the American people." uation is different. There is ed to transfer the power of which they participate. This is a court reacting to the various pro Yoakum and return when bis U, e Engemaa KsMr day was a, pubUe widespread discussion the tne sue step ur-th- directs ex a posals? combat training plane beaxtax tM arrived toe lack. The declared of -, hoUd sallto sfao amMM to CMH. aMU- AM 4lMpeUf4. Fee. SB, wjrwii! 'My - ymm xMrwMinMWLHtrpiiinHniwiM

Report Given MODEST MAIDENS Speakers Fqr District Meet Of Daily Calendar Of Week's Events Trademark. Registered. U. 8. rates Otflea Downtown 8-- Society P-- T. A; April 10 Announced TUESDAY To On - CULTinaCCXO.-- l meet at 7J80 o'clock at the First Method- Stroller CHILD - Is to be held the evening of the church cotrered-Me- a sapper- and party for husbands. Revue Program plans for the district , lt fw Talent Sweet- Parent-Teache- of BETA SIGMA PHI will meet at 8 O'clock at the Settles hotel. meeting the rs 8th and J. H. Williams T:SO o'clock the I. O. O. F. hall. out- Did hear that JAMES COUCH of RBBEKAIE LODGE 284 wlH meet at at Mrs. Ray Lawrence gave an April water Is to have charge of the CLUB" meet at T:30 o'clock at the Settle Penthouse. and OEOROE DEMPSEY are still Association to be held here B& P W wilt line of the program for the Home education program WBBNBSBA3T together of tha last group of d raf- 0, have been completed and visual that CLUB wW meat 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Lorln Town Revue to be held Friday at Thomas Head of San CHILD STUDt at ts es that left from Big Spring and speakers secured for the occasion. night. Mrs. in her ranch home. the high school gymnasium under Angelo will give reminiscences of WUMC STUDY CLU wH meet at : o'olock al tha Settles. are to be attached to the medical Dr. W. B. Irvin, superintendent THURSDAY auspices of Circle Five, when the of Lubbock schools, and Mrs, A. in Big Mission- corps at the hospital. the district conference - (ha tunlclnal COUrSO. First Methodist Woman's Beaumont tm.ai iobirk at L. Morgan of Beaumont, state vice in 1035 wnen she was dis- nmiui. wlH at o'alock at tha W. p. W. hall to ob ary Society met Monday at the Some of their boy chums here are Spring KOTitt. KBR3HBORS aeet president, are to be two of the trict president. serve 46UL annlTersaay or ine. xoanaing oi ine uaimr. church. wondering In Just what capacity speakers. te iruiUAV devotional was by Mrs. main Group conferences are to beld The said they are to .. , The board of managers dinner HOM3TTOWN REVUE will meet at 7:46 o'clock at tht high school audi- - A. B. Matthews and circle reports serve. the morning of the second day were given. Invitations to the B A P W with a general meeting to follow. 1 Mid-lan- party SK COUNTY MEDICAL AUXILIARY will meet at o'clock in annual conference in Abi CLUB tonight are for a Mad Mrs. L. O. Byerley, Midland, pres- EL Mrs. L. W. Leggett as The. Supper. to thai noma of Uz. W. Ryan with lene April 23, 24. 25 was an--. March EDITH OAY Is one Ticket Sales For ident of the district, will present Mn.Vis"ia4 naran for of nounced and. delegates include Mrs. the hostesses and the Cards the conference theme, "The Home WOODMEN; CIRCLE m nfcet at T:30 o'clock at the W. O. W. Jiall, show three Iambs gamboling (If Democracy." 1 o'clock at T. A. Pharr and Mrs. Albert Smith. as the Threshold of LADIES GOLF" ASSOCIATION wffl meet at for luncheon that's what lambs do) across the after- Country- - Club Mrs. Joe Black and Mrs. Carl Blomihield as Alternates are Mrs. Merle Dempsey Revue Reported Mrs. Morgan will talk the the with card. Anyway, they are clever in- day and and Mrs. O. T. Halt. j If Ii l noon of the second Dr. T:90 O'clock with Mrs. Cecil W! vitations. . . . will speak at the evening MODERN WOMiAtrS FORUM win meet' at The federation meeting for li MRS. Irvin Collinga; 803 Lancaster. March 81st was also announced. BEN R. CARTER has a To Be Brisk meeting. Final business and 1942 Others present were Mrs. M. L. hat that is the epitome of spring conference Invitations will be held Is spring-lik- e Members of Circle Five of the Musgrove, Mrs. II. F. Taylor, Mrs. It spot of color the last morning. The conference these gray days. . . . First Methodist Woman's Society close at noon with a post Waste Baskets Can Be Fire Traps J. B. Sloan, Mrs. Pete Johnson, town will Mrs. C. E. Talbot, Mrs. Clyde In for awhile Monday were of Christian Service met Monday conference board meeting to be at Si 1 Mr. and Mrs. JOSH BARRETT of Thomas, Mrs. C A. Bchull, Mrs. W. JTTj f wR' 1 afternoon to make plans for the 12:30 o'clock. Abilene who dropped In tor a visit. Is general Too, If They Aren't Of Metal H. Ward, Mrs. G, E. Fleeman, Mrs. ill ticket sales for the Home Town Mrs. Bernard Lamun Joe Faucett, Mrs. Glenn Hancock, I V Mrs. BARRETT looked nice In a chairman for the conference and (This Is. second of a series Tics of tha National Board of Fire f pink velvet suit with white shirt Revue to be held here Friday night local tha Mrs: J. C. Walts, Mrs. Edward , her are the of articles on fire hazards writ Underwriters, now celebrating Its Dabney. waist. . . at T:43 o'clock at the high school Un- Had to ford a small stream this ten for women by tt Fire 75th anniversary. Take a look at Mr. Logan Baker, Mrs. S. R. Armtam mi 'sa i wm gymnasium. Editor" Xbte.) Satterwhlte, a. m. while getting to work. Stood derwriters. waste in your homo. Nobles. Mrs. R. E. The ticket committee composed MAY A REASON tha baskets Stovall, Mrs.- L. around and waited for some Gala WORMS BE Mrs. Lou Ella E. to of Mrs. Clyde Sr., Mrs. Every Waste basket la every Maybe up In your bedroom you Mrs. Scott, Mrs. had help us across but as the Thomas, Maddux, Dora J. kept getting home should" Be made of have a pretty little wicked affair R. Manlon, Mrs. Tom Slaughter, "I know it's still too. cold... but think of the hour later we made Stanley Mate, Mrs. Ella Nell and Why Your Child it in a mighty leap . Mrs. Fy material. Thia ta tha ad- - trimmed with ribbon. Maybo your Mrs. Harold Bottomley, Mrs. E. C. Must have R. McCarty reported a Masters, Mrs. J, A. Myers, Mrs. D. publicity, the fame I" been Interesting to watch. . , . brisk advance sale of tickets. living room boasts a handsome re However, got a ride LANE program A. Watklns, Mrs. J. F. Eblen, Mrs. with The is to be added to Can't Gain Weight ceptacle made of wood. HUDSON and MARGIE and J. L. and enlarged according tb " com- W, A. Laswell. Mrs. W. A. Miller, anybodr. any. Presbyterians ana flretraps. HUDSON as far as the Office, so mittee workers and a highlight of Face the facts I It's esnr for Such baskets Into Mrs. V. H. Flewellen. when, to "catch" roundworm. And 11 the we ain't complaining. . , , one-a- ct them you throw the contents of Mrs. O. R. Roden, Mrs. Bernard the program Is to bo a wful matures an lltlny and tcrowlns In. Lovelady, play, "Preacher Smith Looks aid your child, that maybe why tha young- Complete Bible your ash trays; cigarette ashes, Lamun, Mrs. Enmon. ster la pale, thin, nerroua. Other algna of Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Herbert Around" with high school girls and worma ar luhlnff now or seat, nneaay pipe heels and burned matches. Keaton,"Mrs. E. K. Bawdy, Mrs. F. boys In the cast. stomach, fingernail bltlns. Very Mkely the cigarette ends may The high school ensemble Is to Act now I Drive out roundworms before they Study At Meet B. Wilson, Mrs. Tom Adams, Mrs. PERTAINING can "tret set" and cause troubl I Dm Jayna's be smouldering and the pipe A. C Bass, Mrs. R. L. Warren, Mrs. play and other entertaining acts Vermitos America's best known proprie- still ? scientifically W. L. Meier, Mrs. H. M. Rowe, have been added. tary worm medicine tested Epistles? heels still warm. Ashes 'are very and proved by over a century of use. In mil- Study on the three of deceptive: Mrs. S. Jones, Edmund - they are apt to be more P. Mrs. lions ot caws. Jayne'a expels stubborn worms, Joan waa completed by- the Presby alive than they look. thing Finck. octem Mrs. ' yet acts very gently. It then an no worma, First Kubecka Hostess L. it works merely as a mild lautlrs. Insist oa terian Auxiliary Monday what the you know, you have a fire burning Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. J. PEOPLE To Her Seicing Club Jayna's Vermini. group met at the church, far Blbla merrily in your basket and that Terry, Mrs. W. D. McDonald, Mrs. Mrs. .spells trouble. Fred McGowan, Jack Roden, The Big Spring Daily Herald FORSAN, 25 tody, S. True, Sirs. Charles Watson has return- March (Spl) Mrs. Nowadays all department stores Mrs. R. E. Gay, Mrs. O. P: to Mrs. D. JU Kooae waa leader aad McAdams, Mrs. Syl- ed from Austin where she spent John Kubecka was hostess sell very attractive baskets made Mrs. Garner the Good Luck Sewing club this hymns were sung- with Mr. IxT. of metal or com van Dalmont, Mrs. E. O. French, the weekend visiting her parents. PAGE TWO Big Spring, Texas, Tuesday, March 25, 1941 Mr. and Mrs. L. C. week at her home In the Superior MeCotraen at the pianot An old position. Equip your home with Mrs. M. A. Cook, Mrs. J. D. Jones, Smith. camp. time social was planned for S waste Mrs. T. A. Pharr, Mrs. H. B. Mat- these. The other kind of bas Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Arnold lr Various handwork was done and o'clock Wednesday night at the kets are fast going out of style. thews, Mrs. J. Lusk, Mrs. O. T. at- daughter, Ruth, who recently the Easter motif was used In QgbX church. Everyone U invited ta It's fashionable to be fireproof. Hall. District Officer From Angelo price turned. from Denton Monday with decorations and plate favors. ea. . as. par. orr. tend and a small admission an emergency Mrs. E, charged. Mr S. Baker had appendectomy. T. Branham, Mrs. J. H. I will be L Ruth Is reported to be improving. Cardwell and Mrs. L. C. Alston K Se charge of the games Is Guest At Luncheon OOT BE to be In Go Speaker She U a student at T.S.C.W. were voted In as new members. and eirtertafainent. Two Join Wesley Catholics were Mrs. w. Mrs. R. H. Compton of San An- by the Rev. H. W. Halsllp. Mrs. Others present were Mrs. I. O. Others ei esent C Shaw, Mrs. L. B. Cunningham, Mrs. R. V. MlddletoB. gelo, district secretary of the mis- Robert Beliveaux played piano ac- Mother Singers To Barber, Mrs. L. MILLERS W-S.C- R. Blackwell, Mrs. O. L. Bradham, Mrs. O. D. Lees, Mrs. EL C Boat-Je-r, S. As sionary society, waa guest speaker companiment for hymns. STAND , To Installation Practice Wednesday Mrs. Pete Huddleston, Mrs. Del-be- rt PIG Carpentef-- Mrs. B. ' Mrs. R. E for the First Christian Council The table was decorated with Bardwell. 24 Hour Service L. Baker, Mrs. H. W. Caylor, Mrs. Mother Singers will meet at 2 510 East 3rd Col-lin- e, Monday eggs, spring Mrs. Bardwell la to be next Hank MeDanfeT, Mrs. John T. New Members at the church when the Easter rabbits and o'clock Wednesday at the First group met for a covered-dis- h flowers. Circle One members were Mrs. Neil HIlHard, Mrs. If. X Mrs, J. L. Miller and Mrs. O. V. Of Archbishop Methodist church for rehearsal. AHIson, Mrs. J. C Lane, Mrs A. A. joined as members of luncheon. hostesses. Porter. Whetstone the Wesley Memorial Methodist The Rev. C. J. Duffy of St. Mrs. Compton' spoke on fellow- A moving picture, "Life of David Woman's Society of Christian Ser Thomas Catholic church and the ship and the projects for the coun- Livingstone," is to be held April Baptist Revival vice when the group met in the Rev. J. J. O'Connell of the Midland cil. The local council was Invited 18th, It was announced and tha T. Puff the Trigger on home Mrs. E. Nix Monday for Wed- of J. Catholic church will leave to San Angelo on April 24th for a C. u. glee club is to be here April a social nesday San Antonio where they Gets Good Start for fellowship meet 29th. The Brotherhood meeting for 8 wilt Join with the Catholic clergy and a shower for Mrs. T. E. Baker presided and Lazy Btwds, with an- College, o'clock Thursday night was and laity In welcoming Archbishop Jarvis negro school. other .out-of-to- guests Included The revival meeting that began nounced. Robert E. Lucey. Mrs. L. A. Eubanka was program Mrs. Eugene Bonham, president of at First Baptist church Sunday is Ease for Stomach, too Guests Included Mrs. J. E. Scott leader. The Invocation was given the woman's council of San Angelo reported by church leaders as be and Mrs: M. Shortes. .The group and Louise Hendrix, also of San ing to good start. next. Monday off a Whea constipation brings on add bv will meet with the Angelo. The first morning service Tues atgwtion. stomach upset, bloatiag. disy Church Council of Women. Others present were Mrs. C. A. day was well Rev. tongue, Wi attended. The spells, gas, coated sour taste and Others present were Mrs. W. Murdock, Mrs. Glass Glenn, Mrs, Ke Odessa bad breath, your stomach U probably Coleman, Baptists Hold John of is preaching Coleman, Mrs. Luther J. T. Winter, Mrs. A. M. Runyan, and Irby Cox, new educational di "crying' the bines' because your bowels Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mrs. W. C. don't move; It calls (or Laxative-Senn- a Mrs. C, E. Manning, Mrs. Halsllp, rector for the local church, baa to pull the trigger on these lazy bowels, Witt, Mrs. J. I. Low, Mrs. J. C. Royal Service Mrs. W. B. Martin, Margaret Mar- charge of music. combined with Syrup Pectin" for perfect Plttard, Mrs. H. J. Whittington, tin, Mrs. J. D. Berry, Mrs. W. M. prayer Is your taking. For years, A service scheduled esse to stomach in Mrs. E. R. Cawthron, Mrs. Cecil Taylor, Josephine Dabney, Mary morning 9:30 o'clock, many Doctors have given pepsin prepa- B. King, Mrs. each at with Hallbrook, Mrs. J. Here Evelyn Lawrence, Winnie Fischer. the coming 10 o'clock. rations in their prescriptions to make Mrs. A. English, Program sermon at medicine more agreeable to a toscfayttoav H. D. Drake, J. Mrs. B. Housewrlght, Mrs. J. L. Prayer services will be held at 7:18 ach. So be sure your laxative contains Mr. M. O. Hamby, Mrs. J. F. Hor- EAST Central Circle had charge Mllner, Mrs. J. B Stiff. Mrs. C M. evening, with regular Caldwell's each the Syrup Pepsin. Insist on Dr. ner, Mrs. W. D. Lovelace. of the program on "Christianity Shaw, Mrs. I. D. Eddtns, Mrs. J. 7:45. Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pep- service at sin. See how wonderfully the Laxative asBBBHsk.J-f- l in the Home Land" for the First R. Parks,. Mrs. Mary Ezzell. Mrs. The evening prayer service Is Senna wakes op lazy nerves and muscles Catholic Units Have sBBBBsHsvir' '2uel Baptist Woman's Missionary So R. W. Ogden, Mrs. Choc Smith, divided Into four sections one for is roar intestines to bring welcome relief bbbbbbbbbbTZ!l1obH ciety when members met Monday Mrs. R. J. Michael, Mrs. Shelby men, one for women, one for young good Study On Easter Cycle from constipation. And the old at the .church. Hall, Mrs. J. C. Allen, Mrs. people and the fourth for Juniors Syrup Pepsin makes this laxative sd com- George W. Mrs. Harry fortable and easy on your stomach. Even Study on the Easter cycle was The program was a Royal Ser Hall, Lees. and Intermediates. The young BBBBBBBBBBBBH t SBBBBBBH Lo-za- ftaicky children love the taste of this continued by the St Thomas Cath-oli- o vice program. Mrs. Charles peoples' service will be led by Rev. pleasant family laxative. Boy Dr. Cald- had the devotion from Psalm Kee and the Junior service by Cox. your units when the group met in Bible Study Held well's Laxative Senna at druggist L. 170. combined the home of Mrs. L. Freeman lssWWWWWWWW ''iHswlKsTsTsTsTsTs1 ,W m today. Try one laxative with C. Douglass on t kkkkkwm Syrup Pepsin for ease to your stomach, too. Monday. Mrs. J. talked For East 4th St. vgflPH Wm?: preserving Christian Ideals In British Take New KlIHHeV mr An article on the press month W'ssWWWsWWWw r9sWttw mmmmmmtmmmmsMslssmtffsssm waa read. Others present were Mrs. America and Mrs. J, L. Haines on W.M.S. Monday Ethiopian Objective safeguarding Christian liberty. Mrs. "mmsWsVkWss Paul Kldwell, Mrs. A. H. Rucker, Bible study on the book of Eas IflsHskrwlHsaBBjiRKHjfliiiB sWWsxkvsWsW Mrs. C. E. Lancaster told of work LONDON, Mrch 25. UP) Author EAT AT THE Mrs. J. C Triplehorn, Max ter was conducted by Mrs. R. El- ROBERT E. LXJCEY among the Indians and the Jews. itative sources reported today Brit JSmSBBBBBBBBm.SBBTSBBBBW ssfafjafaTi M Wlesen, Mrs. Walter Jayes, Mrs. mer Dunham for the East 4th WSBBBBBM jM fM V? ssVKSesVaK ' Mosley, Mrs. Mary Venturl, Mrs. Dannie Walton discussed St ish .capture of Marda Pass, strate- H. E. Archbishop Baptist church when members of Will-bank- s, Lucey will be Install- among negroes' In gic gateway KQIIHJ Club Cafe Mrs. Lena Hearn, Mrs. W. D. work the and the Woman's Society on the Road to Harar SsSsWsWs IsIbK ed as head of the San Antonio mountain regions. Mrs. F. G. the Missionary west Ethiopian town of tWr "We Never Close" Mrs. L. D. Jenkins, Mrs. met at the church Monday. of fallen Charles Vines, the Rev. C. J. archdiocese at ceremonies Thurs- Sholte told of the many nations in JiJIga. G. 0. DUNHAM, Prop. day morning in San Fernando The group planned to pack Eas our nation. The pass is located about 10 SaTaaaTaHfffiaLniLeaa. ' saeaaBSaVaHsl ' HLVaUJ Cathedral. He .has been located at be- ter eggs for the Buckner's Or Prayers for the yevlval that phan's miles out of JiJIga on the route to ssTaaHH Amarlllo. gan Sunday were said and others home and send them this Harar, Important Italian strong- 'KtimUkmAmPmMSWMSSSSSSm'km' Philathea Clans To He was accompanied to San An week. attending were Mrs. Chester present hold In East Central Ethiopia. tonio by a delegation of 20 clergy- O'Brien, Mrs. D. C. Mauptn, Mrs. Others were Mrs. A. W. as Mar- - HOOVER Postpone Its Meet Page, Mrs. L. L. Telford, Mrs. A. British sources Identified 5 men who went to New Braunfels Theo, Andrews, Mrs. It W. McCan-les- s, da Pass one of the "vital features" PRINTING CO. Class to meet him and was greeted by S. Woods, Mrs. Minor Berry, Mrs. BSSaLffrkiS" I Bti Phlutthea of the Douglass, C. IB First Mrs. Walter Mrs. In recent Cairo R. J. Barton, Mrs. E. L. Patton. mentioned taken a ssssssssSsWMrLSsSV! 109 Methodist church has postponed Mayor Maury Maverick and Msgr. E. Lancaster, Mrs. A. O. Vander-for- d, communique detailing successes In k!'iswkmJBP PHONE MmsWsmmgESsaJ'ik, l its meeting originally scheduled P. J. Schnetzer, administrator for Mrs. W. B. Buchanan, Mrs. Mrs. J. B. Harrison, Mrs. W. L. kJjfjj jsj 206 E. Kb Street Mrs. Reaves, the East African campaign. for Thursday. A date will r be an-- the archdiocese. W. J. Alexander, Mrs. Inez Lewis, H. Mrs. i I nounced later. Big Spring was included in the Mrs. Mrs. C. Amos. Rueben Hill, Mrs. L. O. Melons, R. V. Hart, A. Mrs. In the past, women bought a former Bishop's diocese. J. R. Phillips, Mrs. S. H. potato supply at one time, Morrison, Mrs. Garland Sanders. winter's Morning but now the favorite unit of pur- rA Star Class chase is a sack, according L J wjp Yugoslavia's Has Social And Sxceet Dough Bread to a study made at Ohio State Game Party Demonstrations Held For Club Assets Are The Morning Star class of the East 4th' St. Baptist church met in Demonstrations on sweet dough I the home of Mrs. Frank Cathey bread were held by Miss Lora Only Srvi Stays Start . . . Latts Monday night for a social and Farnsworth, county agent for the BROOKS Ltfr Frozen Here game party. Midway Home Demonstration club and bKMU K.frMMt wHh NO MOVING PARTS Refreshments were served and Monday. WASHINGTON, March 23 UP) guests Included Tink Collier, Janls Refreshments were served and President Roosevelt today froze all Yates, Laverne Elisabeth' Wilson others present were Mrs. W. W. Yugoslavia LITTLE funds of in the United and Eddie J, Carpenter. Fisher, Mrs. R. F. Jenkins, Mrs. THE ONLY AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR States. Others present were Nan Carpen- Alva Porch, Mrs. J. Z. Parker, ATXORNEYS-AT-EA- W ANOTHER ADDITION TO YOUR was Mrs. R. Hoo- This announced at tha ter, Leslie Cathye, Nellie Ruth J. Tonn, Mrs. M. H. Plus 10-YCA- WITH A R GUARANTEE i PLEASURE FROM treasury shortly after Yugoslavia Stewart, Anita Cats, Toka Parllee ver, Mrs. H. L. Shirley, Mr. and State Natl Baal! BUg. TEXAS' signed tha Ronfe -- Berlin- Tokyo Williams, Mollis Lucille Cathey, Mrs. Farnsworth of San Angelo FAVORITE QUALITY COFFEE! axis pact. Mrs. F. L. Turpln. and Miss Farnsworth. The next Pheae SM It has been (he policy of the ad- meeting is to be held AprA 4th If you love good coffee you'll love this ministration to tie up the funds of with Mrs. Fred Parker. WHEN Y6H SEC the new ! Mrs. Dunning Makes new Maxwell House For it It 55 richer any country coming under the Serrel for '41, you'll ender-stan- d Lssafj in choice, extra-flavo- r coffees from the domination of the axis powers. Official Visit To why women everywhere Tha action prohibited the use 'or far highlands of. Central and South say the beet-lookin-g yet. Amsrlcai removal of any Yugoslavian cash, Crane O.E.S. kl These better coffees have al- securities or other movable assets Aad when look inside; ways been limited to in availability. But our In this country. Commerce depart Mrs. Brownie Dunning, deputy we believe ycmll agree k has puyers are grand matron of East- aoie to obtain a careful selec- ment experts estimated such Yugo of the Order aX those big feature that tion of them, for blending into Maxwell slavian assets totaled $1,000,000, ern Star, made her official visit to eoent most : : ; House. Each variety adds its own special Yugoslavia was the 13th nation the Crane chapter Monday night. Bngerttp temi J1. by quality rich flavor, full body,, delicate whose funds have been froxen. The She was accompanied Mrs. perature control, dryland $4,600,-000,0- Mrs. Ruby fragrance. other nations have about Edith Murdock and moist cold, te flexible of assets here. They Read. worth s interior, and many snore. Ia Give your family a chance ar e Norway, Denmark, France, The Past Matrons' of Crane gave to enjoy this addition, 1941 Serrel Elect I., tupremely fine coffee . . . coasted by the Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg, a dinner party in the home of Mrs, v guests Big troles has the Came "Radiant Roast process . . , packed ia Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Ru Lela Wilson and from J No Were presented with hand Vita-Fres- mania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. Spring Moving Pans" freesJag tya Wm.KWLWMBKm.VmKt the h "acuum tin . nd awvu-- tWtfcK'AT me, painted pictures. teem. Ctme As, if mkjm 0 richer ia extra-flavo- r Hday. cofieesl Today, more A program was also held. than ever, it 1 geod ft b. Ut dnpi t - III In Dallas m-- A pnduel o Qtnttl Foodt Z2te?Wt Wrn.1 W smWsWsw c,y ax1? v VrV Relieve misery aaeet Mrs. Oen McNeil en, who has KELSEY B. wise do.u Mas SHERROD SUPPLY CO. I (( iTr'irl Bothers been visiting In Dallas, is reported ir-i- m.ii throat, chest, back wRa to be 111 with a throat Infection 4. 800 Runnels Phone .1234 316-1- 8 VICKS VAPORUI and will be unable to return home Runnels Big Spring until Monday.

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PAGS FOUJt BIQ SPKDfQ DAILY HERALD Big BprJBg, Itus, Tuesday, March 3, 1041 . GOPRejects Coahoma People Dr. Brinkley Tells Court Story Travel Widely Resignation JDLfflkWaBaaiaBBBBBBBBBBi CJaBaaaSaaaaB Of Coming, Qoing Fortune BHg Kl COAHOMA, March 36 (Spl) Of Mrs. Dora Wright of Rule Is spend- By FELIX R. McKNIOirr tlons and sundry other enterprises $97,000, Later, thl Interest raised ing part of this week visiting her DEL RIO, March 23 WV-Dl- a- Qn the banks of the Rio Grands, It to $101,000 and Mrs. Brinkley Of Chairman sister, Mrs. M. H. OTMnleL mond-lade- n Dr. John R. Brinkley, I the doctor told his story yesterday withdrew It In 19J3. Mrs, C. H. Little and Susie have the man who created a fortune for attorneys of the creditors. That year the Brinkleys took returned from a ten day visit with from the booming microphone of leather lightly, with a gesture yacht and vaca- WASHINOTON, March 23 GT Teague. $18,000 and their ' her mother at While there the world's most powerful radio of the hands that made fortunes tioned In Canada, Law suite de- The republican national committee M--1 y.lllllllisllKsislllllllKEli '' 'm.-- ' her mother celebrated her 80th station and a publicised rejuvena- on gland operations, he insisted veloped and It took a $9,060 bond Monday received the resignation of H birthday. tion operation, ly told know hap- he didn't what had Canadian waters. Ths Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thompson to leave Chairman Joseph W. Martin, Jr, a federal bankruptcy court of its pened to sums ranging into bulky remainder of the $15,066 was spent part Stephen-vill- e. collapse. and promptly rejected It unanim- Is.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0lis.(. of last week In thousands, lie once brought a spent on yacht and the trip. Wb''itfiHHbiic visiting Artie Thompson, A. Softly the ously. recounting the building of round of startled grins when he Questioned by Gerland Patton, W. Thompson's twin brother, who the Brinkley hospitals, radio sta-- explained he never had much attorney Martin, the house minority lead- has been ill. , Little Rock representing money on deposit "Just $13,000 clients who are In $230,000 worth er, told the committee In execu- W. W. Armstrong of Portales, N. or parents, meeo." of litigation Involving damage tive session that 'when he accepted M, visited his Mr. and Back in MUford. Kaa., Brinkley Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Armstrong, last Friday the claims, Dr. said the chairmanship It was "with the ubbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbSb! jbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI 19 Seamen strange story of the Brinkleys Brinkley now had: Jewelry, some SaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaai bLSBBBBB.JbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSbI night expectation I would be relieved started. stock In the Del Rio Lumber Co, Mrs. Ophelia Sullivan, and Money his wife, Mrs. Minnie T. upon the conclusion of the cam- saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaf aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH Charlie of Abilene are visiting one or two automobiles, a few paign." Brinkley, received from her par- shares of Anaconda Copper stock, BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV ! BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBB friends and relatives here this Missing As. ents went Into estate. The the United States was stajrrerlni; week. real a few other stocks, some scattered Martin earlier declared that first Brinkley hospital was found- real estate over the country, "and Letha Nell Roberts la spending ed and the famed radio advertising ft "teaf In the direction of war" this week In Big Spring In the she may have a little cash on hand and "face to facta with the possi- Tanker Burns started. but not very much." home of Mrs. Ida Collins and fam- was my wife's enterprise,' bility of national bankruptcy." ily. "It He testified the Arkansas hos- Under the circumstances, he said, Dr. Brinkley said. "I didn't even pital In Little Rock was bought Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodson and NEW TORK, March 25. g Nine- file an Income tax In She the responsibility of the repub- Ronnie visited parents, Kansas. for their son John from profits of htr Mr. teen seamen were reported missing always bad her own estate. When oper- lican party was to "police and and Mrs. Houston Crocker, and the Del Rio institution. He audit the new deal administration today after an explosion and fire we moved down to Del Rio in 19S3 ated a Brinkley hospital In Little family of Odessa Sunday. we to protect our country from finan- (at struck the 9,316-to- n oil had that understanding. The Rock In partnership with his wife WinTinT ot Peeere, Sr. right), Is shown here receiving a Bed Cross Certificate Mr. and Mrs. C A. Coffman, Mrs. tanker hospital cial, political and social bank- ?riHHCl from R. L. ToUett, preeldent of Cosden retroleum corporaUon at ban- Mitchell was hers." and then bought a country club for OaiUlJ Hoover and son spent this Service Denver 80 miles Then came the recital' of a ruptcy, xxx quet In Peters' honor Friday nlfht. As aa employe of Cosden, ho has been teaching first aid In Big weekend in El Paso visiting K. $50,000 to establish the Country Spring since 1937. (Photo by Bradshaw). K. south of Cape Lookout N. C, strange story of money. The scandals of ISIS must not Coffman, who let In training at Club hospital. He dissolved part- be repeated." The tanker Pan-Ne- w York re- Mrs. Brinkley had $134,060 nership with his wife in May of Fort Bliss. when they started to Texas. Addressing a closed meeting of Mr. Mrs. George Whltak-e- r ported It had rescued 17 officers 1940 "so manv law suits, with so and M. Some $64,000 was transferred to the national committee called to Otto Peters, Sr., Winner Of First Aid Award, and family spent Sunday In and men and said a third tanker, many attorney's fees, caused me to discuss organization problems, the W. W. Bruce, had picked up Del Rio through usual banking sell the hospital In Little Rock," he Westbrook visiting his parents, Mr. dol- Martin, the house minority leader, Mrs. five other survivors. channels. Twenty thousand testified. and J. J. Whltaker. lars went Into a yacht The re- asserted that there was a genuine Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sullivan, Mrs. The coast guard hera picked up need unity In forward- Has Been maining $80,000 she personally for national Here Since Blrk-hea- d, a later radio report which Indicat- Teaching Subject 1937 Smith Cochran and Minnie brought to Texas In cash. That ing' defense plans, but said this all visited In Springs, ed a coast guard boat had rescued f AT IS .UNFAIR TO peters, Br., who was pre-- training was Hot $80,060 fortune stayed In the must not be achieved by destroy- utto First aid a require absolutely essential knowledge,' N. M, this weekend with Mrs. C. five more members of the stricken YOUR. FIOUR ing two-par- ty system. sentsd with the Red Cross certifi- ment or the company for which, he Brinkley household In cash. the he says. "X don't want any credit N. Smlthers and Mrs. H. L. Sul- vessel's crew but details were lack- JJ cate for his work in safety and worked. From Kiefer he went to ing. The Brinkley hospital was start- for my teaching of first aid. I livan. Mrs. H. L. Sullivan will re- ed. ManyLOSEWEIGHTby first aid recently, has been teach- Breckenridge where he was prom- turn home with them. The Cities Service Denver, the Patients were trekking here. Oil Production ing In Insist that whatever creott la Then Mrs. Brinkley became wor- first aid in Big Spring since inent safety work. In 1937, at Mrs. Julia Boyce sis- coast guard said, was a "flaming New EAT CANDY 1937. due as a result of my teaching visited her ried about money. Plan Shows June, the suggestion of the management ter, Mrs. W. B. Adkinson Sterl- mass." . her Increase should be given to people of was de- Every Day There were six filling station at of Cosden, he began teaching first the ing City, Friday of The missing men were believed "President Roosevelt who make my possible.'' last week. valuing ex- pounds n4 kT TULSA. Okla March 23. UF tendants In his first class. In his aid In connection with safety. work Mr. and Mrs. W. F.'Stull to have been In the forward the dollar at the time," Minr k "' and Mr? part Brink-le- y iltndmr, mor STMfiU ttum. twenty-on- He expressed his gratitude to plained Dr. Brinkley. "Mrs. DRt-0- Sally crude oil production In the present class there are e Peters, thougn Mrs. L. of the Cities Service NO 3 greatly moved Shine Philips Cecil and M. Watts attended the Denver when money AYD3 Cnd eonUlns United States Increased 8,675 bar- women. He has taught first" aid to by the honor bestowed on by and Westerman the explosion 10 p. withdrew from the bank No harmful lnsrilnt U.00O him funeral of Charlie Haught of occurred at m, to-h- an- - 3,685,380 for their advice In his work, and and added it (80,000 to make CnarantM. W in?IU rets to for the week ended 315 students, Including the mem- Cross, says Is C. S. Pan-Ne- !.., U " the Red that It a f)n Ta IVa a.1 Ya1 .. - Peaster Saturday. T, last night the IriU. AYD3 pln eserelslwt. March 22, the OH and Gas Journal bers of his present class. Of these .hum. in rtv. him rrflt ...,?" ." 1 uu Miss Julia Boyce visited friends York said. it an even $100,000. said today. 259 were ::.f, "rJl? instructor.""in 1937. "That night we kept the cash Sir .ppetiU. for rkh, fsttcnlns food, employes of Cosden. work which he so greatly enjoys. In .Lubbock Sunday. Five coast guard craft were dis- ow-wtls- ht Peters was born In Germany In under special guard at the Del Rio AYD3 Pl etlTOBl la cas of Kansas increased 9,550 to 216,000; Peters started taking first aid He has definite opinions on Miss Kathryn Harris patched to the scene, 100 OTWtodalstneo In oatlne. the 1888 and came to New City of El Paso about National bank. Early next day due to eastern fields, 1,480 to 117,200; Illi- courses In 1920, In Kiefer, Oklaj, lvalue of first aid. York win visit her brother and family, miles offshore, the W. W. Bruce, the whld. Inclu- d- moil oT.rw.lsht pwU. 1892. 1100,-00- sspplf V'Umln. A. 443 323,623; 00 in There he was reared and our airplane pilot took the 0 AYDS Candr h.lp. Bl. nois, to Louisiana. where he was an oil field worker. think Is R. Harris, for wan standing by ths 468-fo- ot 1 that first aid an J. the next few stricken flew to and D to d.neleU that mlsh to 304,370; 3,475 to educated. weeks. vessel. and It Canada. It was prnt appeUU. Also eoaUlna Peters deposited In oor da. to lawrntd 402.1S0, Texas, to 1,366,-T7- 5. has three sons. Otto. Jr-- a Canadian bank and Taloabl food factor from ToUt. rail. and 6,ft Miss Parthena Buchanan of Coast guard planes were poised n . Huff, and Eugene, who Is at Level-lan- d. because of exchanges, shrunk to maltoM and nUtfi wcatabU. OnlTei Barstow spent this weekend here at Elizabeth City. N. C. awaiting dar 4Mi MPPl f onlr H. Fra Do 010,-25- 0; Otto Jr. has taken aid California declined 16.000 to first visiting her mother, Mrs. Sam Bu- daybreak to start for the Cities Urerr. Bo stTltah-- oat ATD3 as thonaand. Michigan training. "And use Huff to dem- happT womn an dolus 1 Cat oriannal 1 1.780 to 37,943; House Kills Bill To I chanan, and other relatives. Service Denver's side, and another of - Rocky 1,920 to 100.-38- 0, onstrate on," Peters said. To relieve Mountain area Mrs. J. R. Harris will leave plane was being readied at Floyd OR MONET BACK1 Start rum I Orders filled and East Texas, 200 to 547,375. Mrs. Otto Peters, Jr, is taking Tuesday Springs, Bennett field Misery of COLDS prompt!. Jwt "phona. his course for Excelsior here for a possible now. "My wife doesn't ry Mo, where she will enter the reseue flight , NOSE DROPS sets it British Convicts So Bit Change Oil have to take the course," Peters clinic for treatment SALVE LONDON' Convicts prison- Control Sr. said laughingly. "By time .1 LIQUID 6am and Mrs. Herman Ftnley left Satur- Industries which did not exist fcP) rehearse all my lectures to TABLETS WM ers In British prisons are helping AUSTIN, 23 her and day en- 40 Fisherman March A road commission had, been a hot- for Dallas, where shs will years ago provide employment COUGH DROPS country "vein stormlly-debate- d talk about first aid all the time, their the war. Nearly bill to strip I ter the Baylor hospital today one "Bab-My-Tts- Phone 779.W. the bed o polltlca and the ry for medical for worker In every Try666 Wonderful all of them are engaged In some that think she knows It pretty welL" a $13 S. state railroad commission of Its treatment four. Liniment , Main work of national importance) and oil and gas regulatory powers and was of sufficient Impor- full-tim- are receiving wages, which vary vest them la an especially-create-d tance to justify e atten- according to the nature of the appointive agency lay dead in the tion of a state agency. work. house of representatives today. Opponents contended the major Concluding hours of bitter con- oB companies were supporting the troversy, the lower legislative proposal and declared the railroad ---T- he chamber yesterday voted 86 to 57 commission's handling of prora- to strike out the blU'a enacting tion had contributed maoh to the Effective so-f- ar Manner clause and later decided, 83 to 10 successful fight against to reconsider and table the vote federal ofl control. and thereby burying the proposal In. the tense atmosphere, ofaeers which The so that only a two-thir- majority greeted the final vote. In Herald could revive It. Rep. Paul Donald of Bowie, last Results For Backers of the trill, which speaker against the bill, said the spreads would have empowered Cover-n-or state's natural resources did not the Sales W. Lee O'Daulel to name a belong to the oil companies but three-ma- n body to regulate pro- were placed tn the earth for the RIX--- - duction In the gigantic oH and people who were entitled to a voice Message" gas Industry, asserted the rait- - la their control. I1 Preceding Donald, Rep. M. A. ' aSs , (HI Bundy. veteran legislator from The Herald's thanks to a pro- Wendell Willkie Wichita Falls, argued, that the du- ties of the railroad commission gressive firm for Its tribute Visits Montreal were too heavy for the members to give adequate attention to the to effective Herald MONTREAL. March 96 CSV-Wen- oil industry. L. Willkie arrived today Pointing out the people had vot- bbbbbK.3lbbbI in this bilingual metropolis, where ed a constitutional amendment in French and English cultures are 1894 to make the railroad commis- sion elective. Rep. John Bell of merged, in the second day of his Cuero nadlan speaking tour. asserted that If H was Im- portant to elect the be- He came from Toronto, where commlsson fore the turn of the century, was aaa - - (;- - f delivered last night an address t V f.e.TD' ' . ghllghUd by vastly mora Important to do so a declaration that now because of the commission's the United States must give ships expanded powers. m . and more ships If Britain Is to win vote the war. By of 7 to 6, a senate com- mittee recommended passage of a bill authorising the proration by la ISM Wafts Bill To Abolish the railroad commission of con- - actuate, a nquia derived by re Now costs only Texas Common Law cycling plants from wet gas and having a gasoline content of as -- " - . i- Marriage Heard . - . va - high as 73 per 'cent. Condensate m yT $6.05 AUSTIN, March 23. UP) In production k not limited current- structed to report on It tomorrow, ly. fee! a house today ex- Brijaao tM . . inside amined a bill which would abolish Hoyt's Compound oureiy different common law marriage In of tt. Texas. C"T 4 a b The house committee on Judici The. Medicine For ary matters sent the bill to a sub Me, Says Mr. Sealy group last night after some mem CARL STROM btrs expressed doubt such action Mace TakJsg CJoat- - was necessary. Hoyt's Home Appliances pouad My Bowels are Ren Phone 123 213 West 3rd St. el U. S. military vehicle ular, Kidneys Better, Appe- are able to climb grades of 40 to tite is Improving, Says 50 degrees. WeH-Kaow- a Lubbock Mua Mr. IT. D. Seary, of Bhallowater, Texas, states; "I have lived in and around Lubbock for the past 21 oA& years and am now 50 years of age. - HPesssassaaqSk m V1" !' Y af aa t1 w VaSaaa Jaaaak aBBBBBBBaLit

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Texans Rivals Baseball Architect Needed vp oris In Natl AAU Mgr. McCarthy Has Job Of Revamping Yankees Meet ST. PETERSBURG--, Fku, Mareh The Big Spring Daily Herald Track 25 CD Joe McCarthy, the plump party who had nothing to do last Marsh Farmer And Fred spring but pull ths strings and Wolcott Continue Tussle watch his stars perform, has a re- Big Spring, e " i. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsak Texas, Tuesday, March 25, 1941 PAGE FIVE building Job on his hands this year. Ut f Ibl a Started In College For the first time since his Yankees won their 1696 pennant KANSAS CITT, Mo., March bBBBBBBBBBBBbV BBBBBBBBBBBbWBi fSjL K. partly IJTFItl S SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk UP) The folks at home will get the Irishman Is having his tf J fl Questionable' out the fattened calf and have one worries. On other oocaslons he Infield big has added a man here and there, celebration when, and If, Marsh brought up farmer oeaia jrrea wolcott. a few minor league Farmer, the one armed sensations and fitted them Into hi hurdler club, is Plagues Cardinals and dash man, came to the sec- but this the first time he ond annual Missouri Valley has really had to remodel his ma- AAU 1 S k Billy Southworth' Rookie track and field championships chine. SJH . tBJ f jf sT T biKi Z r. fm SSI 3MBlf"i sTwmmSEmBD last night from his farm home As Joe goes about his work, aef rMF Star Fails To Shine As near Fort Worth. keeping his opinions pretty strict- Girl ly to Natl Cage Expected At Third Base He wanted to beat YTbloott but himself, he finds four ohlef he didn't problems i ST. PETERSBURO. Fla March "They're waltln' for me to 1. The revamped Infield. He sur-prsl- ed finish everyone by Teams Close 25 CD The Louis ahead of Freddy." He drawled, shunting Babe St. Cardinals Dahlgren to the Bees and then are being plagued again by the "then I'll go home and we'll have a big celebration Just the folks handed out Just as big a surprise same weakness that has character and me." by naming Joe Gordon as his first AAU 1st Round ized their efforts for several years Becauss of his physical handi baseman. It's a bit unusual to an uncertain Infield. cap, the Fort worth boy usually shift a man who has become recog- nized as Just about the best In the ST, JOSEPH, Mo., 23 UP) Manager Wily ScutfewerMi la a favorite with the fans, but he March k agrees majors at one position to another. If there wai anything wrong with hating such difficulty this It takes more than handi- present at caps to push him through the tape But Gordon apparently Is going to the code under which girl's late stage In finding right be okay. He'll cover as much basketball ii played, Lee Hodglni the ahead of Freddy. fVGf vOEL tHftijsSSBSBSBsl ( combination some of the The friendly ground as Dahlgren and hit hard- HBfiktaSH of Kansas City would know about that rlialry started gone clubs most five years ago and when Wo- er. Now that Babe has It and would have suggested a ardent boosters ara they're saying he wasn't quite as change, cooling off rapidly lcott Bice Institute and Farmer, Texas Tech, squared off In good as be seemed that he had Hodgtns has refcrced In every Early m tee training grind short arms and made easy chances . high of 109ft. stlTI off form or K the draft oaten- - Ing last season, and Marvin But three inning exhibition one of the IS National A. A. U. meets. Southworth at least hoped his Farmer never has beaten Freddy look hard. Some think Gordon Red seems to be In good shape es Rlzzuto Breuer are four hurlers likely to shifts under "don't bear down" or- tournaments. He attended the will bag in good shape. X. Dill Dickey. While others got McCarthy much! troublts had been dissolved by and he wont rest until he does. handle the and says he's ready to go. But be in the main line. Lefty Gomez, ders don't give 1933 rules meeting In Wichita, the The success of infield de- the headlines Dickey always has chance to Judge his hurlers. He He doesn't worry so in 1 tie-ba- much about Kas, at tho ll rulo simple process of planting Steve a Rolfe Is 38. His beet days may be who won only three games an which world's record, knowing pends largely on second base and been regarded as the wheel horse won't make up his mind which was liberalized and a rolnjr Mesner, that If he Ke'U at uncertainty. says the Ml hitting rookie ever does outstep Wolcott H will shortstop and the Yankees have behind him. start third of the Yanks. Like most of ths Ha his back ones to keep until Just before the guard permitted to cross Rlz-zu-to the from San Diego on third base and mean new two kids In that area Phil but how he'll go Is somsthlng only other New Yorkers. Tall BUI had trouble has left him but the Yanks season opens. center stripe and participate In shifting a mark. too on Jlmmle Brown over to The Rice star headed off Farmer and Gerald Prlddy, Rlzsuto the hot summer months will telL an off year, his worst since he are not counting heavily McCarthy Isnt fretting over hie the scoring, second, string-bea- n Is weX re- with the Mar by a wink last night, prancing over was voted the' best minor leaguer McCarthy fixed with first dolned Yankee livery. His Senor Vernon. Atley Donald, a outfield. Joe DIMaggio Is certain "Each change was designed to tin Marlon, between them, at the high hurdle route in last year. Prlddy Isn't far behind. serves, however, and oan reshuf- stick mark dropped to .247, and sensation two years ago, had nchee In center and Charles Keller ta speed up the game and make It short. 7.5 seconds and equaling a meet They've looked good in the spring fle his array again if things don't he Howed up a lot afield. This Is last year and still has 'era. He's a right Tommy Holmes from New more looked games consen- pan Gordon In question Spurgeon Chand- giving carry-ove- rs Interesting for the players It like a deal, even record. His world's mark la 7.2. exhibition and the out For instance, his 14th year the majors and mark. ark is the though Is McCarthy go second is Murphy be aaet and spectators," Hodglns explained. Mesner did report some- Earl Meadows, Los Angeles, 18S8 sus that will have could to third, short or Bill 33. If he doesn't return to ler and Johnny wilt George Selkrilh Tom Henrldt what overweight, sack- young First round play In the thir- and the report Olymplo champion and world's In reason to be satisfied with his and John Sturm, a good first something like his old form, the around for relief. Of the Mike Chartak a battle tor the teenth annual tournament nm began to be bandied about that door pole vaulting king, diligently changes. er from Kansas City, could take Yanks are in for trouble, even pitchers Norman Branch, who other slot completed jeslerday In a ur tne cards needed only to come up struggled up to 2. Kolfe at third base. This Is over the initial sack. Then there's though the"y have Warren Rosar won 15 for Newark; Don Hend-rlckso- n One thing Is sure a lot of fee marathon that started at with a winning pitcher rir two height then started dodging the Red's eighth season with the Yan- the veteran Frankle Crosettl. Big and Ken SUvcstrl, from the White and John Llndell from tors have got to break in Me noon and lasted until early today. from their big Corral of young bar 'as It toppled to the sawdust kees and he had his worst year Joo also has Lou Blair, a capable Sox, to help with the receiving. Kansas City, Steve Peek and Carthy'a favor if the Yankees are The Held of 27 teams from 12 prospects to walK right off with beside him from the last campaign. He slowed up afield lnflelder from Newark. Changes 4. ritchlng. The veteran Charles George AVashburn of Newark and to regain the championship. Way-b-e the league flag. Prld- states was cut to 16 with a trio of National Thev are level. He alms for 15 feet 3 and his stick average dropped to might be made If Rlzzuto or Ruffing, Southpaw Marius Russo, Charles Stanceau of Kansas City they wiN and maybe they high school aggregations from the about due, too, not having finish Inches this year and already has .250 some 75 points below his dy don't measure up, if Rolfe is Ernest Bonham who came up dur-- look ths best won't ed on top since 103. i ' outhwest, Qulnlan and Merit. Tex.. lowered his own record with a leap Okarche, But a return inspection appears and Okla, holding their of It feet. 7 8 inches this season. Al Schacht can write a book, I oan Qiamber Commerc own with the more mature players. to reveal a serious hitch. He and Richard Ganslen of play left field." Of The Little Rook, Ark., Flyers, In yesterday's game here against Roanoke, Vs., tied for the vaulting Local Keglers Drive At Lameaa Set defending champions, and the No. uetroit. Brown was back at his honors, their mark greatly out- SPORTS Strange Golngs-O- a Lookin 'em old third base post, pO-- Tae 2 seeded Des Moines, la., Alb's see Frank Creed classing ths meet record. What went on at Detroit ths oth- LAMESA, March 94 from Rochester was at second and their first action today. The Des John Munskl of Columbia, Mo. T Named To Posts 1941 chamber of commerce Mesner Was riding bench. er night, anyway One announcer Moines, Iowa, Thompsons and the the won ths one-mi- le classic. The time Over berahlp will Again H was patched-u- p ROUNDUP "one of fighters one drive be Pittsburgh, Pa., Westlnghouse a typical e meet record was 4:12.1. said the has St. Louis foot off the ground." dis- With Jack Douglas April 8.. team advanced When their oppo Infield the sort that Another On Lions Loop does not capture pennants so It covered that one of the boys was William CDtm Boyd Is nents, the Jacksonville, Fla., might holding away Navalettes and Galvestqn Anlcos be as well to start concen- the other six feet of ths drive and will be assisted W, trating on Cincinnati Brook- By EDDIE BRIETX from him. Our favorite spieler J. O. Douglass, Jr., was elected Jodie Tate and Tlnk Riviera are failed to appear. and Charnell Jobs, Hugh Lott, Durwla lyn In the annual spring guessing RADIO LOG NEW YORK, March 93 OP) yelled "Simon has two left eyes," of the Texas State getting the west side baseball park game. time we Echols and Bwanson Mart. This Tuesday Evening They never learn. Tony Canzonerl, when all the thought It Lions Club Bowling association In readiness for ths opening show Southworth 0:00 Hoagland Oroa, was two left feet Abe was afflicted committee will appoint 30 othe denies he has. given Everett whose restaurant flopped, U of the 1941 Big Spring baseball up on Mesner, but observers 5:30 Sunset Reveries. first with. ..Anyway, Papa Simon, way and Jack Smith was named to the members who will work ha groueel PIRATES BUY here to are willing to bet that the slug- 5:45 Musical Interlude. going try K again in the Times up In the Bronx, sure bolted Abe's board of 'directors Sunday night season when Lamesa's Loboes are of two in solicitation. ging rookie does not start the sea- 5:55 Bulletins. Square district And Young Mon- feelings by stomping off to the in a meeting of the organisation entertained by the Bombers on Raymond Lee Johns', manager of son. said was expected V' RIP COLLINS Some are even predicting 6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. treal, the old lightweight Is start- movies Just before the main bout In Houston. April 9. ths chamber, It ,, town Is wise to the drive would net 300 that little Eddie Lake will sup- 6:15 Here's Morgan. ing a comeback at 43 . Larry went on... The the Right now, la member. plant Marlon phoney posing as Chase, Tf. H. Broyles, Houston, was the ball park a at short, as Marlon 6:80 Sports Spotlight MacPhall is looking over Van Hal for bit ragged around the edges LOS ANGELES, March 23. OP) has had difficulty Mungo's report be- mer basing star, who was tell- named president; Charlie Earhart, but knocklner iha 6:45 Nsws. card at Maoon first not to such an extent that It can't President Dave Fleming of the Los ball out of ing hltched-hlke- d seoy-treasure- rt the infield. 7:00 Coahoma Playboys. fore flying to Los Angeles to try bar files he all Houston, Chester be put In shape by the time the Angeles club of the Pacific coast Otherwise, the Cards undenia- 7:15 Selective Service. to get Billy Herman from the Cubs the way from Arizona to see his league Loe, Beaumonti Charlie Shroyer, diamond wars roll around. Except baseball sold First Baseman bly look good. Johnny Mlze, fin- 7:30 Ned Jordan, Secret Agent ...Alf Etourner, the blke-rldln- g old pal, Orover Cleveland Alexan- Rchul-enbur- g, for troublesome hillocks are James "Rip" Collins to the Pitts- ally having ended his holdout 8:00 News. star, got out of France via the der, now in a veterans' hospital. Houston! Hirsch Schwartz, that burgh Pirates for $5,000 today. siege, story and John Hensleya Pales- over the outfield, the grounds ars li back at his, familiar 8:15 From Mexico City. rear door route and is here to stay The guy's sob brought him In good shape, "Rip" will be first base post baeore somebody considering all Ojboftcpiv an understudy for and his 8:25 Musical Interlude. as long as he can and he doesn't quite a few bucks tine, were chosen directors. things. The Infield area appears to First Sacker Elbie Fletcher. bat ghes increased authority to 8:30 Morton Gould Orch. mean maybe...Jack Dempsey en- nailed him. 3--T Big Spring of district was be in bang-u- p condition with the the club's attack. Boa Padgett, 9:00 Raymond Gram Swing, tertains the upper crust of Broad-da- y This spring, Collins was listed as B. Jr., LoulsvHle selected as the possible scene of exception of the need for addition- holdout. who. has been holding down first 9:15 University of Texaa Pro and Hollywood at a British re-U- of J. Atkinson, a He declined to sign a Times: the government is aotlon for the 19U meet, subject to al work on the pltoher'a mound Los Angeles in Mlze's absence, wlH be shift- gram. fund party tonight at 10 "Even call- contrct for $800 a gunning college play- a meeting of the board to be and the batter's box. because saw oppor- ed to the outfield. 9:45 Sentimental Concert bucks a orack. for football month he an That five per cent tax pro- ed at a later date. Tate and Riviera are putting In tunity to return to league There appears to be no place 10:00 News i Goodnight ers... keglers .major One-Minu- te The Big Spring returned pair for Padgett behind the plate, Interview posed on salaries will hurt" a of dugouts to take the place MILDER baseball. even Wednesday Morning from Houston Monday after tak- of the sheds previously used. though he caught In M games Harry (The Horse) Dannlngi Tf Grapefruit Grapevine second-plac- last T:00 Musical Clock-- ing e as a team entry. Most expensive losses at ths park VrlAKINVSMOKtS year. Toung Walker Cooper, 7:80 Star Reporter, Douglass took the tournament's brought In from . were electrlo switches that were Columbus last 7:45 .Easy Steppers, highest Individual score honors. carried off for the copper THAT'S VIE! season, already has proved him- Morning la them 8:00 Devotions. at about $80 per switch. self a competent receiver and will 8:15 Musical Impressions. PRINCE ALBERTS divide the work with the veteran 8:30 Keep Fit To Muslo. h1 o o n eBo Ous pbal UP Robert Moore, manager, trainer Mancuso. 8ie3 What's Doing Around Big bbjh2BSSBEE3 I T E N CIE Dykes' TASTf IASIS Is too ERTllRJEN Jibes and general ramrod of the Big C00D 1 It early to re overboard Spring, U L A,fE A Alter yon try on John ACROSS M. Bxclaroattoa WIS ERlEM Spring Black Bombers, Is getting Grodilcld, the pitching 9:00 News. ' I OVERTHIT0N6UI 10. ON NpsM steamed up about a series of games sensation of the Cards' exhibi- 9:15 George Hall Orchestra, L Leaden Scarcer , 10 ESllER projectiles V D to be played In A littlo bit tion season. The fact be SI. Bird of the JtJo 0 L EJSIlN A TlAlU Worry Cubs Big Spring. Robert SMOOTH, MELLOW! that 9:30 The Voice of Romance. S. Mark of a (full famlrjli has yet to schedule any definite pitched all winter down In Cen- 9:45 Easy Aces. wound It. Quldo's hlzbA ionesUpIaresnIu I "By Gaily J teams but h's's hoping to line up rFAST,EA$y-R0UIN',THA- T Yoi'll say tral America gave him a big t. Sphere est note i li n EPWnARl UP) 10:00 Neighbors.' IX. Health IT. At no time tsI1wa LOS ANGELES, March 35. the Ethiopian Clowns sometime Jump on batters who were Just Sunday, i y 10:15 Our Gal , It Tart of the ear It Small cube Jimmy Dykes Is Just an "old mean-la- " during the season. These Clowns ra.,tco-nospill- in; Aw this getting the chlU out of their 10:30 Love Songs of Today; Ii. nominal vaiee 40. Band hill e pen sit of stock ill Drugged: nBrje si for heckling Lou Kovlkoff, a are rated to be among the of bones, alanf " tI best and it remains to be seen News, ell O fence-busti- 10:45 t. Across ft. negaiiTe JEA SiCOAT genius while In the the lot and are booked out of New NO WASTE! how he fares when they begin 11:00 Bulletins. It Ancient wane IS. Masculine naeae SMS minors, and" the Chicago Cubs swinging those wagon tongues vessels 4T. Nine-side- d POSSET Tft&S York. 11:15 Lest We Forget 17. Biblical kins figure LI T E R AT ESWTFf P don't care who knows It. Robert opines that be will have In earnest Branch Rlckney, how- 11:30 "11:30 Inc." Withstand ee 4e. Photographlo It u s eMe u d R The caustlo Irish pilot of the a rough-and-read- y ball club ever, Is sure the club has a win- UtOO Noontime U. Negotiable Instrument l eMl for Varieties. financial EX. Heavy cord sElRBSsRlE.lDelsBsrriY White Sox has been giving the the '41 season or know ths reason BBBBBBBESSBBkSSS M ner In Elwla Roe, brovght young d f Wednesday Afternoon Instrument 61. Wing and lltnelan why. In other years he has turned - jt from Rochester, 12:18 Curbstone Reporter. 10. Color Si. Encourage "the buslnoee" every time trio It. Bound us. Bcnemo 8olutln Of Yesterday's Putste out some rather astonishing nines The standout man In camp, cross-tow- n 12:30 News. U. Constituent of 19. Krasment two rivals get to- and he declares this season will be from all reports has Right-field- er CO. besa 12:48 Organ Melodies. Illuminating Was carried It Princely Italian It Leg at conTtr gether for an exhibition game. no exception. Enos Slaughter. His hitting 1:00 Cedrlo raa ei. Solitary housa ance Foster. 15. Hardened C2. Broad streetl 65. Conducted "Jockey" Dykes put a saddls on In return for free gratis work KSsaPSiA and fielding both have bordered on GaU be- DOWN harmonica-playin- g 1:15 Norths. It Poie for a abbr. It cards next the singing, on ths Bomber park, Robert and the sensational. They Insist he ran 1:30 We Are Always Young, painting IS. Declare low the jack L exhibition Cub rookla In the game 50 to first and his boys are to have the use of yards pull one down on Char- 1:45 Edith Adams' Future. 1. Possess has been riding him ever since, lie Keller of the Tanks two days p 13 W b 7 ia WM ,o I v the park for their opening game 2:00 Helen Holden, Gov't Girl, ffoV I. Bait of olele aele Nettled or not by Dykes' Jibes, are to deal ago, finally plucking K out of UiL "'" 4. and make a for Its use the 3:15 I'll Find My Way. Breed of dog Novllcoff nevertheless has collected games to fringe of a palm tree. ' I. Aspersed la follow. Slrai(ln0ti 2:30 Bob Nichols Hawallans, I73" J a meager three hits In 18 official Robert Is the lad who worked 2:45 Musical Interlude. I. Italian lake ' times at bat In four games, which Bout"eg A She Writes, Publishes T. Diminish ' out the plan of selling two colors Poems 3:00 Newst Markets. Is poor work, especially for Novlk-of- f, li 5. Puts Into trp of tickets one to be sold to the LAWRENCE, Kas. 8:15 Henry Clncone Orchestra. again In view of his impressive coast local Black Bomber fans Raehe 3:30 Family, and ths Ragle, a sophomore In the Univer- The Johnson I. Worked league record. other to the visitor. It's a rather sity of 8:45 Your Safety Friend. 22 M 10. Bird of the crow Jimmy Wilson, Cub pilot. Isn't Involved setup, Kansas and a resident of Mas family but suffice to say .wrence, published 4:00 John B, Hughes. too elated over this needling, tak- on has her own l2l II. Mewlr tnat Kobert doesnt lose the 4:15 Shatter Parker A Circus. 25 2? nurWa to give Dykes 100k of poems. Shs printed her 20 2J mw mm woman ing time out a verbal deal. rlglnal poems on her own press. 4:30 Trojan Horses. 11. Ardor spanking thuslyi 4:45 American Family Robinson. - It. I'opular suoeeas "He's aU wrong about that. He 0:00 Musical ZMW l33- " 15. Cast off Diamond back terrapins' are Interlude. Kind shouldn't be riding these joung be Evening is itw.yi It. of balsam arettes ta every beaay ing bred at the rate of 15,000 Tuesday Wn IT. English county fellows. Let him pick on me, If a 0:00 IL. Newspaper Bill el rttsee Assert eUMMKMSTlLURlES WUlSHtU, Wt. year at the U. 8. marine; labora Cecil Gory Orchestra. he wants to, or Stan Hack or PRINTING 0:30 employees some fellows tory at Beaufort N. C. Stardusters. M. Short for a sM Herman, or of the JUST FHONK eM S:4S . Musical Interlude. animal who have been through It. Yon 0:53 It. Gas of the air youngster when E. JORDAN Bulletins. It. Enlivened shouldn't ride a I. ACO. 8:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr, mm P IS. cut ta Nevada he's trying to break la.' ta W. STBST 0:15 Here's Morgan. iL. tierore But Dykes, who loves nothing B-- it. Marked Richer With Vitamin l 6:30 Sports Spotlight spots better than a fight, has been raz 6:43 News. it. Biblical zing opposing ball players and bat- ffi, w, mountain '4 7:00 Mystery Han, It. tling umpires ever since be started Calcium and Iron. 7:30 Boake Carter. L Is7" found la agar. playing. 7:45 Here's looking At You. IF 4). Intrigue - THC 50. Living NATtOMAL 8:00 News. 51. Over The Banff and Jasper National 55. 10YHMHC Superior 8:15 Adolphus Hotel Orchestra, 1 1 1 1 1 raradlt parks in ths Province of Alberta In Flavor and Texture ST. tensl "I WM Poker connected by 186-ml- 8:30 Guy Lombardo Orchestra. ftrl fit. 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EDITORIALS WASHINGTON NEW YORK HOLLYWOOD SERIAL COMICS TUESDAY, MARCH 23, .1941 Editorial ALONG For Diplomatic Service- -' Howard CAME.CINDERELLA State Improvement In County sasssWHBBMasflai Ry VIVIEN GREY sMHBssasMsssVHBB Department Wants Bright Young Men Chapter 26 He tried to close his mind to his WASHINGTON Wanted: Bright ela, Colombia, Mexico, Chile and Is Commendable NEW QUARREL quarrel Lovely. Jail Condition with There had that should be done. One Is to young men. Chance to travel. Col-leg- o Argentina. Roger and Emily stood trans been something especially unpleas- make soma sort of apology to education preferred but not The difficulties In tho w,ay of society problem fixed Lovely room. Some Institutions have a smell be. all has a health as ran from the ant about There had been a Emily. enough essential. Wages good. to service wero In- to consider. Even though man it She's suffered and hours admissions the all of their own, and foremost We say this Is a very commenda- a "I never thought this could hap- tlmo when their quarrels, like lov- of Is In trouble, he Is still entitled to pen," through us, and I know she won't Excellent chance for promotion. dicated, however, In a series among ble development, for those who Emily was the first to speak. ers' quarrels, had drawn them these are jails. a fair chanco at health. Too, there "I shouldn't have kept coming want to come back It sbmething Must know what primogeniture test question published In the as It was will testify that more closely together than ever. If there was one worse In this knew It Is a social angle to consider, for here. I I had no Idea " Isn't done to right what happentd means. Apply State Department, same issue, of which "primogeni- revolting But this had been different ugly, respect than the Howard county It possessed a stench. It few men could spend much time "Don't Emily. It isn't your fault a family quarrel and had brought yesterday. We shouldn't be the Washington. ture" is but sample. It means, odor never was sickening to those who In such a foul atmosphere and Jail, Its fame and almost Perhaps it's Lovely's. Probably It's with It the peculiarly cruel clear robbing of friend- In effect, male descend- our ears and nose. were occasional visitors, and must come out with high respect for a mine. It means of her a That was the want ad "Right of the eldest reached But certainly Isn't yours." Judgment of family disagreement ly week end haven." inserted In the Foreign Service But that condition Is past, have been unhealthy for those who society that would permit such a "I I but it seems once He didn't want to see where Lovely ant." cc to remain amid It. condition to exist. I" "Who is? That's your mother's Journal of the State Department thanks to a fine spirit of wtre forced more she didn't finish but stood had been wrong. But he was any In Following the best tradlllon of may be those who argue Probably a thing a, house. I don't live there an article explaining that, Alteration between Sheriff A. J. There small like helplessly looking down at beau- forced to. though many the popular magazine Intelligence members of the that If a man becomes Involved jail cleaning Is no momentous mat- so morel" nations are angry Merrick and the tiful Qetta, like her mother. "Where's Getta?" was the first "No, Emily knows she'll with tests, may choose Howard County Commissioners with the law to the extent that he ter within Itself, but It constitutes Emily seemed but each other, the diplomatic the applicant more frail than ever question Lovely' asked when they meet us there." business is still doing well. court. been given a Is forced to go to jail, that man a good sign a sign of the right In- from among four definitions. Some The Jail has then, with a certain puzzling met at breakfast She found it "Well, so Contrary to good going nnd the place Is deserves little or no consideration. attitude on the part of our duly completeness what?" the popular view, the of oter about her; exactly hard to keep the smile from her Lovely. war les- the others: as as one of sort can This Is a shallow view, for first of constituted officers. "That isn't any answer, has Increased rather than clean that like her little broken phrases and .eyes as she looked at him. Lovely you'd only get over this cheap sened Apodictlc: absolutely certains unfinished sentences. If the Job of U. S. diplomats Kintnci never held to her quarrels. gutter talk." who must look now to the Interests spoken mysteriously, clearly ex- Ahop and Impelled by something he didn't "At mother's. You left her, you Lovely smouldered, of American all pause to nationals over the pressed, rebutred by law, (Ans. understand pr think know." Roger was grinning faint- "Gutter talk! Well, that's what world while also taking care of about Roger moved toward her. ly. He "knew she had had her you Absolutely certain.) U. S. May Take Bold Course In Far East gathered I am. Gutter stuffl And If the business of governments who her In his arms and kissed punishment don't like If you ..should have are not on speaking terms. Deliquescent: delicious,. liquefy- her. ) "You should have brought her, You can't la pointed 23 ing, transgressing. And Emily was saying softly thought of that before. It out that while solidifying, By ALSOP and KINTNER The officers with Far Eastern anese drop. Roger." offices have been clossd In various (Ans. liquefying.) 25-- against his WASHINGTON, March In experience, who ars poorly repre- The problem of air fields and air shoulder: "There are a great many things Contlued on Page 8 parts of the globe since "Don't mind, Roger. JDon't mind. tho war Dichotomy: expression, dictation, the field of Far Eastern policy, sented on the general board, are personnel he also minimizes, hav- started, 31 new offices at the same the past ten days have seen two There always have to be sacrifices, division, tyranny. (Ans. Division.) the faction of daring. They have ing been impressed by the opinions suppose. time have been opened. Important developments. The first I Tempo of Work Hebetude: youthfulness, subser- contrary proposi- of the foreign air experts Lovely went home. She Rises (Ans. was the return from China of maintained the at didn't Life's Darkest Moment "A few of the smaller posts In viency, virginity, stupidity. tion, such force now Chungking on Chinese flying, stay for the pleasant Sunday night Lauchlln Currte, the economist and that a as has and countries which have been dlrest-l- y stupidity.) to New having seen with his own eyes 75,-0- supper was a of life affirma- presidential assistant who journey-e- d been sent Australia and that feature affected by the war ex- Pejorative: disparaging, at- coolies building one big Cosgrave have Dis- to Chungking to help General- Zealand would not only be of a chain at the house. There perienced curtailment in both the tive, profane, untrue. (Ans. Kai-she- to Singapore of vast fields to be used were always guests, issimo Chiang k and his tacked, but If sent intended interesting volume scope of activi- paraging.) enough by flying conversation and their advisors cope with a dangerously would also be to deter the the fortresses. and companionship. ties," the article states, "but on Sybarite: voluptuary, fanatic, Japanese from further adventures As for the effectiveness of the Emily was taking a nine twen lawyer. (And. Inflationary currency situation. the whole the offices In all lo hermit Currle does not pretend to be a In Malaya. Anyone examining the proposed Chinese offensive, he ty-si- x train from Harmon back to areas are operating at two points. Jap- New York. ''' Military expert, but he Is a good map can see that warships "cour- makes First the cca sis, hws a hcvwM 3, imSk greatly Increased tempo and In tesy enjoying "recrea- anese In China are In a worse "I'll run you down," Roger of '', reporter, and he is said to have visiting" and far rw, OOtJr CfRC WHAT FfcoPLB W WMA many cases with Insufficient per- Dawson County Brought back to the president a tion" at Sydney and Auckland can state of exhaustion and demoral- fered. HOW ABOUT con- -, sonnel. much- - ization is "But do you you Wm'' remarkable list of the Chinese proceed to Singapore without than generally assumed think should?" sidcrin' Aie"? if va go our yWjw "As examples may be mentioned Paving To Begin counter-offensi- ve here, Emily objected In lovely seeds for starting a danger of Japanese Interference. and thus not .likely to stand her soft loOKIW LtKtTA BABOOUVJITH yMWmA the development of immigration up strong sec- voice. " against Japan. Courtesy Visits under attack. And "After this afternoon TflAT TfciCtc HAT I WCVOT" WReT Mt work Spain LAMESA, .March 51 (Spl) ships to ond, flying "Of course should." W'mA in southern France, The list, considering the nature The plupge of sending with the fortresses I my rece orJ if' 'M 'MffA and Portugal; the protection of County Judge Vernon D. Adcock alone, to Incendiary on "You'll be Roger?" Mar-cl- a sriow STrr: ef modern war, Is magnificently Singapore may not be taken, but drop bombs back, O'YA WAWTA DlSGRACg S? foreign Interests, particularly in has been notified by W. E. Burk, brief A dozen old filing fort- the mood suggested by the "cour- Japan's concentrated, almost un- asked as she turned from kiss- J Wwfflfflt Europe and the Far East; expand- district WPA official, that work te tesy paper matchwood In- ing Emily goodbye. resses; two hundred visits" to Britain's Pacific defended and ing commercial activities In Latin on the five miles of paving be- pursuit planes, comparatively dominions augurs a friendly recep- dustrial area, a body blow could "No, dear, I think 111 push right tween Pumpkin Center, on the probably on home." smiled America; defense activities in all small quantities of a lotion gas, tion for the Chinese requests for be struck at the Japanese He Into his parts mul- Brownfleld highway, west to the course, been eyes of the world; and other steel alloys and other raw ma- aid. These have, of war effort mother's anxious and then tifarious duties which have devel- Gaines county line, will begin terials, and a certain amount of presented before, through other Time To Consider turned to Getta. She was too small oped as a result of the war." about April 1. heavy artillery and ammunition messengers, among whom Dr. T. V. On the other side of the balance to sit In the car beside him after The new duties of oaring for Tho federal government will min- Is got the would be enough, according to Soong, China's great finance sheet, Currle described as Emily out at the station. Interest of other nations involve supply $30,000 for the Job, which the Chinese leaders speaking to ister, was the most persuasive. agreeing with virtually all the oth- "Leave Getta here, Roger," his representation of Great Britain will Include caliche base and experts, I the president through Carrie. Even before Currle's departure er Far Eastern that the mother seemed to read his In Ger- asphalt topping. With completion be eager and most of its Dominions With this comparative handful for the Far East Dr. Soong might only present danger to China is a thoughts and to at the many, Belgium, .Nor- of this link, an route She was Netherlands, ef supplies, the Chinese think have succeeded in getting his coun- flank attack on Singapore, after same time. loved and way, Denmark, occupied and unoc- from Lamesa to Seagraves will be they could knock spots out of try what it needs, had it not been which supplies going over the Bur- proud of her beautiful grand- cupied France, Italy, Rumania, afforded. the Japanese Invaders. for the demands of the European ma road could be shut off at the daughter. Bulgaria, Cassablanca, Algiers, Ta- The second development is not fighting on the defense production road's mouth. The reinforce- Roger went home to a dark hiti, Tunis, Martinique, Saigon and Unrelated to the first, indicating machinery. ment of Singapore Is now known house. He let himself in and knew Dakar. Lamesa Methodists that our Far Eastern policy Is al- Currle, however, will speak to have been substantial, however, Instinctively Lovely was In bed. Serve Other Governments To Hold Revival ready hoverlrtg on the verge of with special authority, as a man amounting to at least 20,000 men. There was a subtle scent of her In many of these countries the boldness. It is the dispatching to close to the president, who has The Netherlands Indies are also about the house, like a flower United States diplomats care for LAMESA, March 24 (Spl) An Australia and New Zealand of seen for himself. lie spent Increasing their armed strength, garden slightly muted. He didn't the affairs of Luxemburg, France, eight day revival meeting Is to be- enough time with the Chinese and really effective preparations turn on the light in the bedroom several heavy and light cruisers Netherlands and Belgulm, s gin at the Lamest First Methodist and a considerable number of de- leaders thirty hours with Ch- have been made to destroy their but undressed in the bathroom Of the SI posts opened since the church Sunday, March 30. Rev, stroyers on a "courtesy iang Kai-she- k alone to receive a oil wells in case of Japanese at- with the door closed so Lovely visit" - beginning of hostilities, 30 repre- Marvin Boyd, pastor of the First Although Secretary of the dependable Impression. And he is tack., The Japanese, with not wouldn't be wakened. sent "listening posts" In areas Methodist church at Merkel, will Navy Frank Knox has indig- said to have come back a convert much more than flva divisions on The shades had not been drawn where the United States Is Inter- have charge of the preaching. nantly rejected any suggestion of to boldness on all points. Hainan Island and in north Indo- In the bedroom or the windows In developments as Rev. Newton Daniels, whp Lovely; ested a matter The tdterlor motive, any observer not. The division between the Chinese china for their Malayan adventure, opened. That was like of hemlspherio defense. These in- will be personal worker during the tee obtuse must conclude that Communists and Chiang Kai-she- k, have a hard job ahead. Roger reflected. He paused for a clude Dakarwesternmost point revival and who will assist the this "courtesy visit" Is In reality which has worried so many people According to the best informed moment to stare at the moon of Africa Freetown, British West Rev. Mr. Boyd, arrived In Lamesa an effective compromise between here, he Is reported to dismiss as men here, the conservatives In the etching the almost bare trees Africa, three posts in Brazil and Monday to begin a week of visita- the two main factions In the In the first place cured, and In the Japanese navy have beaten the against the night In exquisite beau others In British Guiana, Venezu tion and preparation. second a sign Chinese daredevils policy ty. Bavy department of after a hard i The cautious faction, composed and belief In ultimate vic- tussle, and the adventure has been tory. ef the chief of naval operations, put off pending the outcome of AREN'T THATWAS A problem of getting in rrS LIKE THIS, W WELL, M0U ) ( I OUCe HAD A JAR OP MACC -B- UT THE FORMULA NOW THE EMIR STAYS D0NT Admiral Harold Stark, and most The the the spring and summer fighting n 1 ef the members of the general supp'lles he thinks little of, for the in Europe, Thus there Is a little 7 OAIC- C- W WIVES V EXACTLY 3UjS , qv. REDUCING PILLS WAS STOLEN FROM ME MEAN TRICK SUPPLE AND r-y- -1 WORRY J A COMPLAIN I WHICH KEPT BY THAT WICKED EMIR r-y- y SLENDE-- --' CALIPH -I- board, has maintained that any Japanese talk of "closing the Bur- time to consider the decision on BECAUSE rr---- I J&t 'LL. -Q substantial American naval force ma road" Is nonsenss, so long as Far Eastern policy which Currle's K rto a little -- m3 H77 ME SUM AN0 ABWJL BEDULLAH r- WMLE I 5ET THAT FORMUU BAC' crossing the 180th meridian would there are hundreds of fervently report calls for. Y G I XykV- -v KEPT S 'K1 CET THAT be attacked or turned back by the energetic coolies to repair the (Copyright, 1941, New York Trib- M "7 Japanese. damage of every bomb the Jap une, Inc.) . CrT) xvlB' Pw m ljMQrAi5$i r DJffV Man About Manhattan- - Judith Anderson Lauded As Great Actress

Bjr GEORGE TUCKER I wish Judith Anderson had been he was born exactly where the cen- NEW YORK-Steph- ln Fetchlt's cast In the leading role of "The ter of Broadway now Is. But nei-

prize-fighte- ther of the O'Neill dramas will be valet Is a r. He was Corn Is Green" Instead of Ethel produced this season,. They .are so loudly cheered, when introduced at Barrymore, Miss Barrymore has outspoken that the Guild fears t&e recent Golden Gloves matches, won great praise and has received censor trouble. but the Judges were roundly booed continuous plaudits since the play The recent snow storms may not when they gave him the decision. opened, but I can't forget Miss An- be the heaviest In the history of The crowd thought the other fight- derson In "Family nor this metropolis, but they caused I Portrait" GU6-GOL- VIS rilM 17$ A WOO BAOC, er won. It was so angry It was still cease regretting that I will never, more traffic snarls and, coupled n r IM W MOT, BUI fAi . WOKE UP, AN', ikBRp W 8B.TVJBBN EV55.' M. bHOST BOSS PICKIBM0 , roaring when the next fight got probably, have a chance to see her with the bus strike, annoyed pedes- Sfflrfflt 1BTT0IZ r 2 In por- cRom-LooKnjJSsiirLAK- - UT GOTTUM underway. The announcer, despite the Barrymore role. Her trians more than any I remember. tw B lo ' JI6T ''?I.MGAN their amplifiers, 'were completely trayal of Mary in "Family Por- In nearly a decade of living in New c VIHAfS TH' U6R OP-- ? ei-oo- y or drowned out trait" was one of the two or three York I remember only one or two la her earlier days on Broad- most memorable nights I have Instances of snow remaining in IN smtisl way Miriam Hopkins would live ever spent in the theatre. considerable quantity more than mrm mwj nowhere but In Greenwich Village. Announcement 24 on As that the Theatre hours the streets. this is Ai essaaVf it Jwr Now she demands handsome suites Guild has received two new plays written it has been piled high for ' flss la expensive hotels overlooking from that long-abse- nt son of Man- four days, with the end nowhere Central Park. hattan, Eugene O'Neill, recalls in sight that K7ilSSSBSSBSBSSSSsl Hollywood Sights and Sounds Gloria Jean, Is Glammer Gal Nearly 13, BBBesasV. AwAmmmw. .,xMm ATAmmmwmmw j ralwwH sV BOBBIN COONS "Another one I'm crazy about 16, Lots and Bonnie, six. kP .HOLLYWOOD With due apol-etl- Is Brian Aherne. I love his voice. Mrs. Schoonover, a pretty moth- invading a province usu- He invited me to lunch him for with erly woman, In ally foreign to this department, ws at the studio, and Lois and I has a maid days n, (no room one to stay so, beg leave to report on the Love (Lots Is Gloria's sister and stand-i- for nights) Bur. POPf- -r avtyW sum hsrc T-- ir that? hiss bucblooo cm Uox you, cud- - th eaoaia jtngi See T him Life of a Glammer Girl Gloria aged 12) had a wonderful time. but does her own cooking and AfKEO CXANA TO OT YOVOSSU M TH' FtONB, YOU TALK TO HEX.., Y4 Jkwwwwf WAHTT Tt fPEAC 1 NOT HEBE.tsll CX4HA rnrT "" say Avn--jT- tr 9 Then he sent us a present, a 'little household Jobs, cvaha y&J v-- Ass. other "it's the i MsrrZAiMM'y to lib fox ABOurjTHSj 'tell HIM W V T Mies Jean, who will be IS come table, with a card that said 'in way we lived back In Scranton," SfiiP April IS. is in the throes. Object remembrance of me.' I think he's she says, "and we're going to keep A C her devotion: Basil Rathbone. wonderful,,.. on living that way here." N "He isn't so terribly handsome," "And Gary Cooper, and" etc., The scheme is based on frank be aontlded between loving bites etc. And the luscious, custard-fille- d recognition of the fact that Gloria, A a luscious custard-fille- d cream cream puff was gone. So as a movie personality, would get Jttrff, "but maybe I shouldn't say was mine. Love Is a wonderful more attention outside than the eat. I "wouldn't hurt his feelings thing. other children. It would tnean D far anything. But he's so distin- that Lois would necessarily be a A guished and his VOICE oh, Ills These Schoonovers Gloria Jean background figure while Gloria N TOICE! It's wonderful.... Schoonover is her real name are took the public attention. "He heard about It about me, a folksy bunch of people. They're E X Wean and be had a little party a family without a star. At home, Lois, understood all that and for me, I was so THRILLED. And that Is. They llv In a seven-roo- m still wanted the job. Her $31 a the ether night, after his Sherlock house on a Hollywood hill. week salary Is not treated as pin Holts broadcast, he signed off by Their life is built with walls money to squander. Out jot It swytac; 'Goodnight, Gloria,' and I against any movle-lnsplre- d "fancy Lois makes a, "token payment" to- w so excited I almost died.... Ideas." ward expenses of her "business "Then there's Sahu. I'm crazy Gloria's father and mother hate life" It is being saved for her but ie Meet Sabu. 1 love his pictures. patterned things pretty deliber- It helps, her mother says, In in- Bag-ta4- T DM you see Thief of - c The ately to keep the Inevitable lime- culcating a sense of responsibility. 1 1 rutsr iua r m NOW TA QOIUG Tb TR r') vvje ecnr Nice u rue pupe here isnr cr zvj arr DIP PUT IN TOUR Wasn't It wonderful? And light on Gloria from throwing the Gloria shares her extra-curricul- )( a I ES6S OR -- IM U UP.' -I- -- COMFORTABLE "SOTISFA-Tb- W EVEtV SQtifcBBUHfi OMER THIS USfa LEWJBi be aevs such a marvelous, differ- - other three children into the fan presents, tro- -. (lb TALK TO VOti AM X R CUSr Sl I WISH YOUD GET OUT OF rewards u CfRLy.5AlMANr-IR:A3AKW- - - estt "volee,vt shade. 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FOR RENT Oyster Cocktail VACUUM CLEANER JExOSsQA CLASSIFIED INFORMATION 1941 CAR Inventor Dies BARGAINS Flossie's MOOds FOUR-roo-m frith bath furnished Late model HOOVER ELEC-TROL- X home; 310 East Park. Fhone One Insertion) 8o per line, Card of Thanks: Do per line. ' LOS ANGELES, March M UP) brown or gray mod- 1166 or 69. minimum. Each succes- White space same as type. Al Levy, pioneer restaurant man els, two motor Airways, and sive 4o ONE-roo- m furnished Bouse; bills Insertloni per line. who once said bis only claim to many other makes. Guaran- FREE! 309 Double rate on light teed. Some only run a few LICENSE paid; 34 per week. Austin. Weekly ratei $1 for face type. fame would be that he invented times when traded on new .SEVEN-roo- m ror rent; ex- house minimum; 18o per week for the oyster oocktall, died hos- Maglo-Alr- e. 1800 rata on capital Utter at a Eureka, Premier, or With the Purchase of Any Used Car ceptionally nice; Bute St each additional line. Double pital early Monday after a short product of O. E, or Call Tracy T. Smith, 370 or 1106. lines. Norca, by Hoover. Monthly rate: $1 per line, no Illness following a major opera- made -- house, Selling for $100 or More. THREE room furnished change In copy. No advertisement accepted tion. G. BLAIN LUSE Apply 900 Oollad. on "until forbid" order. A Levy declared that his cocktail Phone 16 Booms & Board Readers) 100 per Una per specified number of Inser- concoction popularised the oyster Services ALL MAKES of Trade a better, Safer Used Car Notv! tions must be given. and raised It from the level of a cleaners la 10 for HAPPY for ROOM and Board, 36 SO per week; Iasertie lowly dish. patrons of Texas Electrlo TMa offer applies to Used Cars Only and will expire March 31 Southeast room with outside en- All Classifieds Payable la Advance er After First Service Co. Why not yours T Becnuso hundreds of children trance. Apply 608 Nolan. In Big Spring are strong, CLOSING HOURS Child healthy and happy becasse REAL ESTATE Remains they're drinking their Milk ev- Week Days, 11 A. M. Saturdays, 4 P.M. Asleep 3 Years ery day. Milk Is the energy feed Houses for Sale for alt Big Spring NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE; TELEPHONE 728, 12 or 730 CHICAGO, March 36 UP) Mary IUTB our lWUi Motor ld LARGE ROOMS; BEAUTIFUL Ellen Reardon, vic- sanded ana YARD; GOOD RESIDENTIAL tim of encephalitis, a form of at re- SECTION: BLOCK FROM BUS sleeping sickness, reached the end duced prico by 'a LINE. DOUBLE OARAGE. of her third year In a coma today long-Um- e experi- Banner SMALL MONTHLT PAY- enced man. ANNOUNCEMENTS MENTS. WRITE BOX PD, Care Marines Patrol The child can move her head, HERALD. U. S. To Take legs, and arms but appear unable K. L. EDISON Woman's Column Shanghai Streets to recognize anyone. Her parents, LOANS Business Property Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Reardon, PHONE SHANGHAI, March 90 UP) U. BBaSUBLll VIRQIE DAVIS announces her FOR LEASE Brick building, 205 said that another year or coma $5 and Up to return to Colonial Beauty Shop. Main; 25x90; center of Big Title To New S. marines In , steel helmets and had brought no noticeable change and Invites her friends and Spring business district; just re- carrying bayonets fixed to thelf In her condition. 0 patrons to call on her there modeled; long lease if desired. 6 Employed mo. rifles patrolled principal thorough For appointment, can Mrs. W. A. Rlcker. Phone 1174. Currently, 17 governors were 1 Defense Bases fares In sections of the Internation states gov- People ABOUT your dressmaking and Farms & Ranches born outside the they G al Settlement tonight after 10 per ern. alterations, see Mrs. J. L I 56 In- No security or endorsers. to FINE section land Well and sons had been killed and Haynes. Special care given mill, house. Improve- WASHINGTON, March 25 UP) jured In bombings of SP NEW Money advanced for Car garment. 608 Scurry. fair Other terrorist MMMMMfl"4 Licensee and Bills. each ments. Another section of grass The United States, It was learned two banks affiliated with the Chi 3 years go County 1226 WEST THIRD AUTOMOBILES s, leased for to with It: Howard EASTER specials 33 00 oil perma-nent- today, will acquire forma! title to- nese government at Chungking. 00 permanent, possession at once; located In The took up guard of 31 50; 34 oil farming community. Rube day or Wednesday to the marines 32 00 or two 33.50; 35.00 oil best nearby American property Imme- PEOPLES for S. Martin, Phone 336. FINANCED permanent, 32 SO or two for 34.00; hemisphere base sites obtained last diately after the blasts, withdraw Mirror Shop lash dye, 35c. Vanity Beauty For Exchange September from Great Britain. when International Settlement au- A QUALITY ffk QC aa per hundred Shop, 116 E. 2nd. St. Phone 125. The transaction will be complet- thorities called out reserve police, Resilver Mirrors per year BEATIFUL FI V pa- clean- - vDUU FINANCE CO. ed London ar and then their H Frequent AtvfW HOME; NICE DISTRICT: la where the by FINANCIAL CLOSE TO 8CHOOLS AND leases will be signed by Prime trol as a result of new uncertain Make New Mirrors H ing TnM''iyWl SAVE BY 6EEINO US BEFOX ties in the situation. eon keeps clothes MyJfcftjJ 40 Tetroleum rh. 721 Business Opportunities BUS. WILL TRADE EQUITY Minister Churchill and John G. ON FARM OR RANCH. WRITE Wlnant, the American ambassador. New Location 209 E. 3rd looking thclrfe&gJW TOO BUY FOR SALE BOX FF, Care HERALD. Actual signing of the leases will Mexico, Britain To BBbI I TjJ'"'l many diplomatic We also have a sews stand I Household Goods AUTOMOTIVE climax weeks of Phone 321 and technical discussions between Resume Relations and soft drink department I BJ EUBANKS CLOSEOUT washing ma- Sale American, British and Britiih colo ROT on all Used Cars For 28 UP) WMi chines; prices range 315.00 up; nial officials regarding locations, MEXICO CITY, March I Special Low mileage; BUMPER TO BUMPER only 3100 down, 31.00 weekly. 1941 Bulck boundaries, and administration of Mexico's leading newspaper, Ex CORNELISON fjvl 114 extra clean; radio; heater; seat celsior, reports It has learned that Carnetts new location E. 3rd covers; sale, reasonable due the bases over which the American H Cleaners jJj Q LOAN CO. are several different for 2040. Mexico and Great Britain will re- There Street to See car at McDonald's flag will fly until the year COMPLETE1 STOCK Lester Fisher BIdg. Phone UM kinds of used car recondi- draft The United States received six sume dlplomatlo relations during Georgo TllUnghast, Mgr. tioning! We thoroughly ex- Musical Instruments Automotive Service. Phone 603. present year. Of Records ex- of the base sites Trinidad, the amine a car from bumper to PIANO at a bargain. Has very 1939 Plymouth coach for sale; and the Bahamas in the Relations were suspended In 1938 bumper. Our skilled me- condition; good buy. 609 Shop i i good tone and la in excellent cellent malca, Antigua, Lucia, BrIUsh during the controversy oer former The Record i chanics make all repairs and Runnels St ISO condition. Phone 1793. St hlstorlo "swap" whtch sent 50 President Cardenas' expropriation MAIN Which Typewriter Should replacements necessary to . Insure customer satisfaction. PIANO bargain. Late model AUTOMOTIVE World war type destroyers to the of the 17 United States, British and You Buy? Hear nlanos. Special terms given. 810 British fleet Dutch petroleum companies. Austin. Used Cars For Sale The base sites In Newfoundland Reports here said that General Only Your Secretary Fulton Lewis, Jr. SHROYER 1940 Chevrolet coach and Bermuda were given to the Maxlmlno Avlla Camacho, brother We Buy and dls-cues- Your Knows the Answer, MOTOR CO. Livestock 1936 coach United States as "a free gift" of Mexico's chief executive, Washington's Ace News Oem 1936 subject of Mexican-Britis- h milk cow, be Chevrolet the LICENSE PLATES She'H Pick the eaentator . .. every Tuesday M East 3rd Phone 37 JOB SaleGood 1936 Chevrolet tudor Bag Gold to relations with the Duke of Well Bet p. fresh within 10 days; call Hum- coupe of War Fund and Thursday. 6 a. Camp Korean 1932 Chevrolet KITCHENER. Out Thomas Windsor during his recent visit In Royal. ble near or write , LOAN COMPANY . Use Our Budget rian REEDER Rumanian-bor- n unenv Nassau. drought to Yoa by I. O. Shaw, Foraan. 304 Scurry Phone S31 Kondert Five Months To Pay. 2 ponies. ployed has presented the dominion FOR SALE good saddle Pick-u- p, Thomas Typewriter 1941 Dodge 3625; 3125 government with a 3500 bag of gold Inability to meet publlo demand Firestone Auto Supply FIRST NATIONAL Phone 1183 or see H. M. Daniels, payment; balance financed 1911 2000 Scurry. left In his care several years ago for telephones at Pelplng, China, Exchange BANK , Hudson DeLuxe Tudor, 3315. and Service and unclaimed since. Kondert said has resulted In a system whereby Big Spring 107 MAIN MAYTAG Poultry & Supplies Clean cars and low mileage. B. are assigned by I 607 X. 3rd St ' la Big Sprta A. Cramer, Coahoma, Texas. he was giving It as a contribution new Installations 'III H to 7. to the nation's war effort Helpy-Self- y Laundry WE are long on chicks. Coma Phone see us. We will give you a bar- FOR SALE gain. Logan Feed & Hatchery. Terms to Suit I 817 East 3rd. Phone 310. Building Materials LOWEST RATES Df B. Skcrrod Supply YOU'LL be surprised how easy it WEST TEXAS 316-1-8 Phone 177 Runnels is to have your home papered, wvpio5 - thrrugh Ny I aer -- wiy s-- Auto 'Real Estate painted or E V WiAfiiNFJ.L Tp our finance plan. You may add ffet tr- .J that extra bedroom, servant room, garage, fence, sidewalk, LOANS or In fact any permanent im- provement to your home. Pay- Sea us for these low rates We Need ments low as 3320 per " 3T I LiTrV c .1 lLjt3w0 y as month sl&SS. ttKii fi abH j ruHT JriBw eiw'L jf ..bbbbbbbbbb fl LLBEfcB LnElfLBV 5 on 3100. pji mm Year Leas BIG SPRING LUMBER CO. 11500-320- USED CAItS 1110 Gregg St Phone 1350 $2000-3300- 0 Hi $3oeo-3oo-e s good "Where your dollars stay la You can get a deal Big Spring" 34000 or mors here on a New Car NOW. ii FOR RENT (Real Estate loans wlttOa eMy limits only mlnlmHW lea CLARK Apartments 31300). ONE, 2 or furnished apart- PONTIAC CO. ments. Camp Coleman. Phone 61, TATE & BRISTOW INSURANCE 210 E. 3rd CLOSE in, three-roo- m upstairs Petroleum BuHaUag apartment; comfortable summer Phone U3e Frlgidalre; phone 1 and winter; BUT grTMMttf ' ---J service and garage; bills paid , POLAND TM Ai.1 MEANTSIIBIMi fJYOTTO frcSW.. for couple. Apply 607 Runnels. I T O MM IE ' S FURNISHED apartment; Frlgid- .WViTOrUDeKfcTOHISPIUfyNTj flK I WWT TO TANGLE kalNVESTORSI - SMOKEHOUSE alre; bills paid; 1110 Main Street dont Ji You W1U Enjoy Our Magazines, Newspapers, Cigars, Phone 1208-- FRffiD CIUCKEN Cigarettes Shine and rarlor. LARGE furnished apart- With Hot Biscuits and Popular Sheet Muslo ment; large one room furnished Gravy Next Door to Safeway apartment; also front bedroom; Half Pft. Bof) drive-i- n parking; reasonable. Chicken DUC SaU4 I 1400 Scurry, Phone 1400. Donald's Drive-l-a FOUR-roo- m furnished apartment; 2411 S. Orefg ANNOUNCEMENTS electric refrigeration; garage; no children. Mrs. Amos R. Wood. Personals Call 1383. 1104 E. 12th. FOR RENT Four room furnished CONSULT Estella the Reader; 703 apartment, garage, close in. 606 Dresser Top East Third; next door to Bar Main, Phone 1131 or 30. ber Shop. NICELY furnished apart- Travel Opportunities ment; living room; bed room; large kitchen with built-i-n cabi- GLASS TRAVEL, share expense? Cars net; Frlgidalre; garage; bills and i passengers to all points paid. Couple only. 1310 Johnson. dally; list your car with us. Big iJW IHlLlin.ETPWNrlAAU.Trl6X ALL R6ADV QUlfcTi U'V 'iV", 1 I WD5 O'WNKEfl HKX W0TV'fCUT.rV3flNtil vCut to Fit anci. Spring Travel Bureau. 305 Main. NICE clean apartment complete- h.ti MCI' Phone 042. ly furnished; new Electrolux; MAKf WCK&ROUNP g '1 I HERE IN TOOTERTDrVN Polished 6000 HT good stove; 6 foot closet Call at X rrtL K3 MjOUMP:AM-EB.4- M ftflf U Publlo Notices 411 Bell. BIG SPRING SMALL furnished apartment Bills I BBMMSFrTy shoot THifM wn&wMWittikSJjMV Ul LmSSmCJk Ben M. Davis & Company paid. Phone 1482. 1511 Main. Ml BJL WRECKING CO. - Accountants Auditors NICELY apart 817 Abilene, furnished rh. 318 97 E. 3rd Mima BIdg, Texas ment; glassed-i- n sleeping porch; private bath; electrlo refrigera- GENUINE Mexican Foods. Din- part bills paid; cols ta. ner, Soc, Enchalades, 30c; Ta-mal- tion; 15c. Always more for your 604 Scurry. money. Hill Top. East 3rd. TWO, furniihed apart- Style ments; private bath; Frlgldalres. WE specialize In Bouthern 34JO, MASTER'S chicken Also bedrooms, 33.75, 35.76 fried and hot biscuits per Close In; bills paid. ELECTRIC SERVKX every day. Donald's Drive-I- n, week. 605 Main. Phone 1529. Koehler IJcht PWuta South Gregg. MPfiiE&SiPl Bfaxaetoes. Armataree, M BIDS receivable Methodist church FURNISHED apartment SmSSmm Kewlndlnc, Bushlage aad Also one-roo- apartment; TtfttiffiSSKJtSMiml.'bT RiHRHB I MsBVsBVSUIISVsBVsBVsBVaKSVsl building. Specifications Coleman share HRSiiiBiSiiiiHixaSusnSVsBVsBVsBSKHsSVsBVsBVsBVsBVsTrfeBl I t W3BBVsBSB bath. 1100 Main. Phone 62. 'BiVm; K.BsBs1bUbsBsBsBBbs1 BVMHilen"BWS3KBsBsBsBHE 91 iWBBijeSC9HH Lumber Company, Ackerly. Bids W'ii f A mi 'NViLTSssLtcILLLLLLLHsssI IBSbEbV l "esBBBBssTtTtTtTtTtTtTtrXaJBM I i,w.W?3M eM M. Third Te closed March 27th. THREE-roo- m furniihed apart- ment: private bath: electrlo re Business Services frigeration; bills paid; rent rea- repairing. Phone 60. sonable. 1411 Main Street Ap- " CJAR5X)rM4!oM(MWMeH FURNITURE Bvrtowpo f0 fu.-r- L Rlx Furniture Exchange, 401 E. ply baeement apartment youtowMwimR wcmammm? r bHbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbvpWbbBbh Second. LARGE two-roo- m furnished apart- y .u.w.-sP...... ur- . W . Wll nmmftBKmv'mFmmw?'?jWmitr.jm' boc Aiemite cer-- ment upstairs; private bath; THEN flL BET AUSk SBBb1 '"c LB JMt r Lubrication clos- I I'M I W BBLV ' X X. ,e'iliJsiw tlfled lubrication. High pressure electrlo refrigeration; large Mn5Q3ZBU2iBBBBBHBBBBBBm VOU HAVENT T FOlCtKt xBBBBBBbVw JoTbVsv " "' t WJZ'rrr' m bbP-BBb- T If -- S rich and equipment Phono us, wo deliv- ets; close In, bills paid. 710 E. TRIED IS " PWr ti neuBtaia air and HONEY. YOU WHEN IT 3rd. Phone 602. TW ir! of 4 eome from .f er. Flash Service Station No. 1, JUST rTED ABBBl FOiSS ) SOME 1 BBBBBBb&' BbW t coffees the sunshine so brsdag k simply SURE ARE ef. COfAESTD 4 MlAL SW PUTASlNO 9529. apartment; kwlaads.BHtFoleer'slsdWerect vlgoreue VyvONOERFUL 2nd A Johnson. Phone FURNISHED I WELL, JANE I STEAXSir" IPECtALiP 1 pack, ftsvor kto this ,Jt jM garage; close-i- n. "CbW 9 private bath; AND GOOD --Vl k' mountain, grevml Com oeTeIExpeaaive?NotataILMy WE pay cash for good used furni COfrELA,A- - OFCOFFStjA BcfW Apply at 603 Runnels. IliVlrVBBBV. lsssaAlBL.ii'lJBBBl ture. All mattress wortc guaran- ITlSAONCHi .LW)'1 IFsbBBBBBBbW .BBBBBBBBTBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbIkagfl from the world's eofee paradie customers say they use less Inner-sprin-g clean southwest rooms; I bbPiBBbP''Wbbbbbi teed. We specialize on NICE, irH BBBBBBBBBbKVH eatheTttcaflkhelghtieCertrl e Jreler,e aad always get won- - mattresses. See us before private entrance; private bath BMr1'ttr1BBlBBBBmx7 mZM WT W BBBBaKlBBBBBBBBBBVleBBBBBBBBBi flBP Amertau Tk volcalc aeU'a so dedul Sever. "kHvi WH- sBBBsl sum- BBBBBBBBBBV x- , buying or selling. The J. R. Will be nice and cool for - FEXTRA BPICIALBbP1VHA M - jUtiT Creath Furniture and Mattress mer; quiet place; built-i-n fea- J AVMiiHKmimMAmwmm bbbI 901 "1bbbbbbn I MVOEAR! VbbK,( Co. E. 3rd Phone 602. tures. Lancaster. HI'TbbbbbbPVPH ' CERTAINtyA vffl? RearlO XSWtM- - 4 N. BBBWHHHl iKSA BBBBBBBBBBT BBBBBBsW JvS EI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbW MBKBJ BBBBbHL t AAV VtSBBBBi Woman's Column Bedrooms CI IWL I AAVi 'jfTl$ M0UrTAtrWROtti ASK BBUeRlLBwfll . 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, Texaj, Tueedayv March 88, 1M1 Page Bght ma BFRma dailt kkrald Big ipriaf anything to be Jealous of. She's Howard County Portland Chemical Today And been robbed of everything but the Leaders Seek Commander Of New Defense Story little friendship we can give her." Plant Has Fire RITZ Wednesday UP) Continued From Faga 4 "Maybe that' It Everything's Jail Receives PORTLAND, Ore,, March 25 been taken from her and ytt she A blast which shook houses for Labor Board change met I'm what I am and I'll Settlement In Italian Army occurred at goes on still Emily. Just as sweet several blocks around stay that way! I don't want to be Good Cleanup the R. N. Chlpman Chemical com- any other way. I wouldn't be like and lovely as she ever was. Not- here at 9:45 a. - Is now possible to smell pany's new factory your wishy-wash- y Emily for any- hingnone of the bad things seem It fresh followed by a Work Steel Strike air In the Howard county jail. In Africa Out m. today. It was Begins imng in wie wunu. u nru to really touch her at all. She's fire which shot flames 100 feet In- eet my man from me! The oftlel" got something, like an armor. This may sound like a riddle, but BETHLEHEM, March 25 UP) those who occasion to to the air. By tho Associated Press "Lovely! Emily can't help be- Maybe 1U her background. She's Pa, had visit or ROME, March 25 UP) Marshal were dispatched " Moves for possible settlement were stay In the Jail during the past Six ambulances new ing as she Is and she's not my Lovely paused thoughtfully Rodolfo Grazlanl today scene It was not Imme- The national defense media- men made today as clashes and the first several years won't think so. The resigned to the but Emily. Btop talking like that. And while Roger watched the diately known whether there' had tion board organized In Washing, most of them use of tear gas marked a strike Jail, frankly, stunk. command of Italy's North African I don't want you to be like her' working: Italians been any casualties. ton today, urging labor and man- ''Lucky you who seeded to know what to do called by the CIO Steel Workers None knew It better than Sher- troops and the positions of army don't!" Organizing Committee giant The plant had been operating agement to prevent any furthsr In- "And you couldn't bsl You with wood and earth and flowers. at the iff A. J. Merrick. So one of his chief of staff and governor of at- - only a short time. had been terruption of the defense program. be." A sudden note "And Getta's taken to her so. parent plant of the Bethlehem official acts since becoming- sheriff It never could company Libya. tracted to this area by Bonneville It met as sporadic violence marked In voice. And your mother. But I don't Steel which has more was to promote a cleaning and of bitterness his power was preparing to con- efforts of workers to , enter to your much. Get than one billion dolara of defense painting campaign for the bastlle. An official announcement said and the "I suppose you're trying tell mind mother so contracts. vert Its facilities to the manufac- Bethlehem Steel company's plant me I'm not a lady!" ta's," she forced a little ripple of Today tlio Jail has been dressed General Italo Garlbaldo, chief of BRENT Developments Included! down, the floors walls paint- ture of forms of chlorates heeded at Bethlehem, Pa., and the Inter- pTml "I don't have to tell you what laughter to her lips, "an aristo- and Grazlanl's staff in Libya, had been Previously the 1. A meeting was arranged be- for munitions. national Harvester McCormlck are) crat Ilka you. Like all of you. ed, the cell blocks and doors all promoted to governor com- you You make It obvious." tween a federal conciliator, SWOC given with company manufactured agricultu- works at Chicago. CIO unions you! never She's .one of you. I never really a good coat of aluminum mand of troops In Libya. "I hate I wish I'd officials, and leaders gf the Em- paint ' ral chemicals. called strikes hi both places. you! wish never seen will be." General Mario Roatta, army unde- seen I I'd ployes Representation Plan. On lower Dr. Clarence A, Dykstra, chair- any of your family or of your "You're talking foolishness now, the floor a shower r-chief of staff, was promoted to 2. Howard Curtlss, been run- man, In a statement at the media- kind! Prigs! Snobs. And most of sweet." district bath has Installed off the chief of staff. SWOC head, announced a four-poi- nt around for the cell block. The tion group's first meeting, said this your good-good- y Suddenly the air of that clear Graztanl, army chief of staff And all I hate Emily. program through which he place appearance Rayburn was a time of "world crisis" and She's so good she makes ma ache fall day was rent with screams of whole has clean since October, 1939, was "'named said he hoped for "early termina- now, and Sheriff Merrick Intends that If the United States "la to be to the spine with boredom!" pain. commander of the army In Libya an arsenal for democracy there Lovely was off like a streak. On tion" of the strike. that It should stay that way. July 1, succeeding It was Roger then who got up The was called by 1940. Marshal must be uninterrupted flow of pro- Quick angry a rise of ground a full grown white walkout the "You will notice," he said, Italo Balbo, who was killed when Wallace Sign and left the table. SWOC at 6:30 p. m. Monday be- no duction from mine, mill and fac- words came to his lips but he bull terrier was fighting a half 'that there is disinfectant ddor his plane was shot down over puppy. The bull had cause, Curtlss charged, the Em- In the Jail. We don't Intend to tory." stayed them. He didn't want the grown Kerry Tobruk. All 11 members were present. distinctly the advantage In size ployes Representation Plan began have to use It because we are organized memory of cheap bitter quarrels he Illegal" elec- Grazlanl the Italian Aid Bill Chairman Dykstra urged the publlo weight but the little Kerry what said was "an going on the belief that If we Into Egypt which was Fund with Lovely. After all he loved and tion. The SWOC advance to support the board in a policy devotedly. was fighting valiantly. clalmsthe ERP keep It clean there won't be any turned into retreat UP) her. He still loved her Is a company dominated union. a when the WASHINGTON, March 25 "that the public welfare today re- And was mother of his To be continued. need for disinfectant' British recaptured Stdl Barranl Speak- she the Also painted Is Vice President Wallace and quires each of us to subordinate a rennovated and last December. He retained $7,000,000,-00- 0 beautiful little daughter. pantry com' er Rayburn signed the purely private or personal Interest drove down the hill to hi the for the Jail. Stairways mand throughout the 'British coun complet- OSSSwIiSBM lie Public Records carry the new aluminum covering. British aid bill today, to the good of the country." He father's place. They wers ready In which the Italians ing congressional action on the said the group would "endeavor to ing the green houses for winter Weather Happiest of all over the change were driven from Eastern Libya. Bargain Days Building Permits are the prisoners. Used to be that measure. be Impartial, completely honest, and Roger was overseeing the 1 L. to move a house Rumors that Grazlanl would Wallace signed the measure at Continued krom rate J. Garcia a prisoner emerging from the' Jail began and thoroughly work. But first he went to the from 6th and Temperance to 401 resign circulating about 12:48 p. m, 41 minutes after Ray- no powers to com- all reeked with disinfectant and other Badogllo The bard has house and to his mother's sitting here and said that flelda were NW 7th street, cost $30. the time Marshal IMetro burn had affixed his signature. pel settlement of labor disputes. a. foul odors. Today And room. She was playing with Get-t- put up, ready for It, and ranges Petty "Bros, to reroof a building retired as chief of the general The bill was immediately sent . Now they have a radio, a toaster 6. They became LYRIC Wednesday The young father stool held were In fine shape. at 213 E. 3rd street, cost $20. staff Dec more back to the house where the en- v to the spot "by the sheer charm of Howard county stood Tuesday and hot plate, not so much to give persistent after the North Afri- It to place a hotel atmosphere, ex rolling clerk was to deliver Wool the scene before him. with It best chance for a big In the 70th District Court the can disaster. the White House. Market all-ti- plained sheriff, because Roger was working that after yield since 1037 when the O. H. White versus Ruth White, the but Garlboldl commanded the 'grand House officials said 25 UP) (USDA) "we find they have At the White BOSTON, March "Arise, noon with the extra men when bumper crop was harvested. suit for divorce. that when unit' of the Italian forces in East the bill will be flown to Miami, Very little business was being Lovely's car swooped Into the drive Many farmers felt that the spring Arthur Hartman versus Lucy these, their time Is better occupied Africa before he became chief of plane we have decidedly less trouble Fla., aboard a commercial transacted today In gfeasy comb- and stopped near the greenhouse seasoning was the best since 1032. Hartman, suit for divorce. and Grazlanl's staff in Libya. leaving Washington at 8!45 p. m. ing wools, but scoured wools suit- Mul-k6- y, with tbem." under-chi-ef My Love" Lovely, dressed for a party, walk From all sections there were re Vivian Mulkey versus J. D. Roatta had been of (EST), and arriving at Miami in able for woolen purposes were mod- ed toward him, her face lighted ports that the seasoning had suit for divorce. staff since he replaced General late evening. From there It will erately active on a demand from- with smile he knew, so well. deep Into the subsoil, Pedro Chavez versos Erllnda Ubaldo Soddu when the latter was CLAUDBTTE COLBERT the penetrated Gayda Says Greece be flown by special plane to the mills that were recently awarded He felt his heart lift and warm replenishing the depleted re- Chavez, suit for divorce. named under secretary of state president, now on a vacation government contracts for woolen as it always did when she came to serves. Virginia Fae Roberson versus Now Entirely Cut Off for war, a post In which, Soddu la- cruise, for his signature. goods. Options were still being RAY MILLAND Al- him In a happy mood. "He remem- Along the north county llns the James Lewis Roberson, suit for ter was supplanted by General The bill will be carried by a held on worsted types of domestlo bered Mar! was giving a cocktail amount varied from an estimated divorce. ROME, March "25 UP) Fascist fredo GUzzont. postal Inspector In a pouch along and foreign wools pending awards tea for one of the girls who was two Inches around Ackerly, to Hattle Clark versus Rufus Clark, Editor Virglnio Gayda declared to- Marshal Grazlanl, however, held with other White House mall. from contracts by the government Today And getting married. about an inch at Vealmoor and suit for divorce. day that Yugoslavia's adherence to his positions as governor of Libya The appropriation was' passed for worsted goods. The volume of MIFFN "Forgive me, darling?" Lovely at Vin- Clyde White versus Ruth White, and commander of North African tUI-l.-ll Wednesday little mora than an inch the axis meant last week by the house and yester- worsted wools being offered In asked penitently. "I didn't mean cent In the northwest part of the suit for divorce. expulsion of Britain from south- forces for months after his start day by the senate. Boston was quite restricted. to fly off the handle this morning. county the fall was just short of Lucille Thlxton versus Cecil eastern Europe and the Isolation of an invasion of Egypt backfired Rayburn signed the appropria ; w I was all wrong again!" two inches at Knott and Hlway. Thlxton, suit for divorce. of Greece and should gtve cause and 'he lost Eastern Libya to a tion at the speaker's desk without Australian Fliers Scattered DODGE "You're forgiven before you ask South of Big Spring reports Dorothy Harmonson versus Sam for meditation to the United British counter drive. comment. CANBERRA, Australia Royal if, Lovely," Roger said softly. pegged the amount at an Inch and Harmonson, suit for divorce. States." Repeated rumors that he was to Only a parliamentary technical Australian air force squadrons ara "You're very gorgeous this after- a half and upwards while two "The United States today can be replaced were dented In Rome, ity kept the bill from being on Its flying In six countries Australia, noon." reported around Chalk. where the veteran North African Inches wers W. R. King to Effle King the well percehe that their aid to Eng- way south yesterday soon after England, Middle East, Canada, Thanks lamble pie!" Then, her Coahoma measured 1.25 Inches in Is going campaigner sent Premier Mus- the senate gave it the overwhelm- Rhodesia Malaya was offi- CITY' eyes east half of lot 6 and 'all of lot 7, land not for the cause of and it shadowing swiftly: "Oh, Rog the morning and had mora show solini his own account of why he ing approvaPof a 67-to- vote. The cially block 8, McDowell; 10. Europe's liberty but for that Brit stop announced here. er I'm always so ashamed of my ers. ish Imperialism which Europe al couldn't the British. house, however, had adjourned be- i Errol Flynn Ann Sheridan thePan-handl- e Will T. Scottr et ux to Mary outbursts and so sorry afterwards! Sleet and snow fell In ready has condemned," Gayda His report last Dec. 22 blamed fore the senate acted and the But sometimes I Just can't help Midland had some Chalk, et al all of section S3, block his reverses on lack of armored Olivia de llaviliand ' and 29, W&NW; $7,680. wrote in the newspaper II Glornale rules require that it be in session being jealous of Emily." damage from hall preceding a 1.21 cars, tanks and other mechanized when the speaker signs legislation. "Why, E. H. Lumpkin to J, L. Billings, d'ltalla. got darling?" Emily hasn't Inch rain. Platnvlew had .75 of an Greece, Gayda "defi- equipment and said the British With the debate over, Senator et ux lot 6, block 39, College asserted, Jump on him by Inch and had the best spring mois nitely Is Isolated In eastern the starting their Wheeler t), told reporters Heights; $1,800. rt ture In 26 years. Rain was railing Europe." cross-dese- push Just before the that the final approval of the $7,- - at Lubbock, bringing the March New Cars zero hour lor a planned Italian 000,000,000 appropriation for the BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk triPMV were O. Brown, coupe. drive on toward the Nile. lease-len- Welcome total to 2.61 and conditions Jerome Pontlac d program had given the BaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK;&&lK well above normal. San Angelo R. L. Evans, Dodge sedan. German Raiders president "everything he has ask- reported around two Inches In Its E. W. Burleson, Ford tudor. Battleship ed for." bbbbbbbTsbbBC ' To All area- - A. L. Boulware, Ford tudor. Hit "Now," en- 1JsRI8sbbsi ' 25 UP) he continued, "It Is March precipitation record Delbert H. Simmons, Pontlac BERLIN, March Heavy Here And There tirely up de- Total bomb were to the president to Attend the revival services ta ed by the weather bureau here 'was coach. hits scored by nazl air termine Is going to raiders on a British battleship in O. B. Bryan, manager of the Big whether this Z40. Farmers were planning to Maurice P. Ervln, Oldsmobile be a war measure, or, as his SBsflRflBQnRflsflasflsBBBBBBBBBBaSS progress now with the Mediterranean southwest of Spring office of the Caprock Elec put in sudan and early sorghums coupe. Monday leaders in the senate said, a some M. Walbrldge, coupe. the Greek Island of Crete, the Ger- trical left when the weather breaks and T. Pontlao for Fort Worth wherh h was to peace measure." REV. JOHN KEE were taking chance on early Lone Star Chevrolet, Chevrolet man high command declared today. Wheeler, a "enemy confer with officials concerning who voted against the Preaching cotton. sedan. An outpost boat" was program P52? sjHH.EeHm3s1.i9K? destroyed there, the Dally War office functions and expansion of and the appropriation, bssX SSiPSsSrassSSBSBSssssliBBU electrical services offered by the quoted Democratic Leader Barkley ft Ice of the Angel Glacier In Jas- Bulletin sald and two large or Kentucky George freighters, each 8,000 tons, REA unit. He Is scheduled to re- and Chairman COX per park, Canada, Is from of about (D-G- of IRBY National Hospital Notes severely damaged turn to' Big Spring Tuesday night the senate foreign rela Gospel 150 to 300 deep the base. were In an air Leading Blnrlng feet at convoy No damage to the Co-o- p a lines tions committee as saying It was BIO SPRING IIOSriTAL attack on a British south not contemplated that shipments COFFEE Services 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Enloe, 309 of Crete. has been reported despite torren Austin, tlal rains that have prevailed over to Britain should be convoyed by are the parents of a vessels and daughter Monday. WOSIAN FOUND DEAD most of the area served by the American naval or that and 7:45 p. m. born The girl American troops should be weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces. SAN ANTONIO, March 25 UP) organization. sent Margaret abroad. COFFEE Mrs. Reynolds return- A woman, tentatively identified manager of "Because of these First Baptist ed home Monday following medical slips found dres- Art Wlnthelser, the statemetns," Attorneys-At-La- w from receipt in a Is the Montanan continued, as Mamie Garza, local airport. preparing to take "I do not attention. ser drawer about new Ercoupe see how would be possible General In AH yAJiojxxxjm Mrs. Paten Parker, Big Spring, 31 or 32 years old, was found dead delivery of a aircraft it for Practice Church Wln-thel- er the president either to convoys REV. JOHN KEE In pool blood In within the next few days. use Courts i a of this morning In or to send men repudiat- medical attention. a room of a small hotel here. will handle these planes without LESTER FISHER BLDO. the capacity of dealer. ing all the promls.es that have been SUITE 115-10-- made both by himself and his lead- rilONE 501 Bruce Frazler, clerk of the local ers." I selective service board, is running 1 something of a consolation bureau at his office. Recently a person called to see when a particular number would be up for selection. That Is a question that Is most Qkert M. often put to the long-sufferi- Fisher To. "Style, Room & Ride Sold Us' Frazler, but what made It stand out was that It was not asked by the man Interested It was his girl. Frazler obliged by offering to give aHKaeratasOTfBBBBBBBBBBt4Wal H WfggSaBBBBBBBBarBStfSSaaBIlBpjBBBBS) a list of unattached men above, . below, or unfit for the draft ism..-- nii.iii.iin(n.

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