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An catcnslvo publicity campaign to acquaint the public with nlms and purposes of the organlratlon and to- enlist nubile sunnort In nil efforts to cut down accident tolls was mapped at a Monday afternoon meeting of the nit Spring Safety Council. Tho Council will carry Its appeal through the churches, schools, by radio and through the press. Arrangements will Ira made to enlists cooperation of ministers, and speakers will no sent before school groups. First of n series of radio broadcasts has been scheduled for Wednesday of next wceli, oer Station KUST. Safety stickers nlso will be printed, for distribution Jo nil nuto operators. The Council Monday raised funds to pay for "DrUe Safely" slips being passed out with all new car license tags. A resolution was adopted expressing appreciation to tho city commission for recent enactment of an ordinance prohibiting tho riding on fenders and running boards of cars. Next meeting of the Council will be March 25.' Attending the session at the Settles hotel Monday were J. II. Greene, Neal Stanley, Sherman Smith, Dan Hudson, R. B. Recder, R. I Cook, W. D. Camctt

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U """ ,padLto Sta." The ahln. Itussitt' JtmounccdJithnt.nathra fighting, unabated during tho ". "71 tho courV- . weather, Corp. Muu pcaco talks, had brought tho Rod Such Investlgatlvo methods, the army now gains with penetration rice E. Mclvln was tho other committee declared, have become Into tho north and eastern parts of victim. "especially dangerous" at present Vllpurl, city coastal" battered "because' of the recent rcsurcencv atound which the battle has raged of a spy system conducted by govfor more than two weeks. ernment police." What government Lfrmsn rorclgn oiilco sources police were meant by this refersaid several communications had ence, whether federal or state, was been sent Finland offering military not explained. asalatanco and asserted tho ex Subsequently, commltteo Chalm-ma- n changes, was started before Finland Wheeler said the and Russia started direct ncgotla report was aimed at g tions. Entry lists for the third annual generally "whether by government Tho British disclosure followed Big Spring agencies or private individuals." district club boy liveupon Prime Minister Chamber"I am opposed to lain's statement yesterday that the stock show Increased sharply Tues- whether by tho treasury, the fedallies were prepared to help Fin day morning with a total of 125 eral bureau ol Investigation, land with "all available resources fat animals pledged for the exhidetective agencies or the InIf icquested. terior department," ho told rebits. Neither Finland nor her porters. County agents and vocational neighbors made any official comTho he said, would be subagriculture teachers In this area ject toFBI, ment on Chamberlain's anInvestigation "If they've nouncement, but political quarhad entered 70 any The com. ters In Stockholm said the offer calves along mllkfed and drjlot done with 40 lambs. In mlttee did not name the FBI In was late. Somo expressed' belief Its recommendations to the sen-at- e. that Britain did not want peace addition, there wero a few head In Finland for fear it would reof brood sows and fat pigs listed. Its report Included comment on lease Russia to give Germany Meanwhile, work on the county's the federal bureau of Investigation, material aid against the allies. $0,000 warehouse building, which headed by J. Edgar Hoover, which will quarter tho show, progressed was made rece tly by Senator Nor- rapidly with most of the galvanized See WIRE TAPPIN0, P. 8, Col. 1 Iron covering going Into place dur ing the day. Contractors told the county commissioners court that It appeared they would be able to Following up on their decision to pronounce It a turnkey Job by Sat go after all self supporting conven- urday. The show opens on Hon tions, the local conventions comday. of cyclone fences Erection mittee of the chamber of planned a breakfast meet- around the property likewise was ing Tuesday to send a delegation due to be finished by tho end of WASHINGTON, Mar. 12. UP) Senator Johnson saying at once to Midland and Invite the tho week. he was seeking "cooperation beWest Texas Dtugglsti association All signs pointed to a record tween state and federal laws Into hold Its March 1D11 conclave show, both from the point of total stead o,f coercion by the federal, here. entries and the quality of animals government," the senate toAttending the committee meet- exhibited In competition for a day to curtailurged the scope of anti-po- ll ing at the Settles hotel were Cat sliarn of the $200 cash awards. tics legislation. Boykln and Dan Hudson, Prises of around $40 will be given The senator spoke when the men, Jake Douglass, Shine Philips, to local boys In a special showsenute began another day of deR. R. 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their territories.' Daladler laid the French troops were waiting with transports ready AUSTIN, Mar. U UP) Condemning medicinal permit liquor sales In two ports on the English chan In dry areas as an "Infamous outrage," W. D. Brndflcld of Dallas, nel- Arihual election of trustees for militant prohibitionist and chairman of tho stato liquor control board, In his talk with Holma, Daladler today asserted his "agitation" had resulted In bettor law enforcement the Big Spring school district was formally fixed for Saturday, April said, he assorted that he was aware In a board meeting consumed In argument between Bradflcld and 6, in an order passed by the board of Sweden's efforts to bring peace! member E. W. Crouch of McGregor, Crouch, declaring he was a proMonday evening; and at the same In tpe northern war and pointedly hibitionist also, stated Bradfleld's efforts had created 'turmoil" and affirmed "once more than France disrupted work of tho board's Inspectors. time it was made known that the was ready to go immediately to the two trustees whose terms expire The veteran chairman stated any assertions he had made to the aid of Finland, that the expedi effect he (Bradflcld) "better get things done before tho senate votes" this year J. Y. Robb and Marion May CONFESSES Mrs. Walker Kdwards would agree to submittlonary corps was ready to leave on his confirmation had been in a "facetious manner" and that ho e Burleson (above) confessed, . ting their names for reelection. and concluded that If Finland did' would not be Intimidated In his purpose "fight Iniquitous liquor traf- Chief W. Rowllnson said, II. W. R. Purser not appeal for allied intervention lie." The board named as election judge, and he will name to-- slaying the wife of her for- the allies under no circumstances mer husband, Col. Richard C could assume responsibility for Fin .his assistants. Burleson In a Columbia, S. C, land's territorial integrity at the ' Only the two trustee terms jearRobb and.Edwnrds hotel cafeteria. This police Iden- end of the war." each hairejejrviljne term, and tification' picture was taken after. Mrs. Burleson had' made lint" they" signified thojrwould be will' statement in which she said her Welles Continues ing to continue 'In office. Trustees Monday evening devoted' memory ivns clouded. WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 .T tee's action. He said the Tobey Parley London to repair considerable discussion The senate commerce committee proposal would be reported to 'work at the various school build LONDON, Mar. 12. UP) While npprotcd, 0 to 7, today a resoluings, as outlined in a recent recom the senate today. that questions Sumner Welles was hearing tho tion suggesting mendation by a construction engiTobey has been anxious to obregarding Income personal be neer. It is planned to replace plasviews of opposition party leaders deleted from tho 1010 census. prompt action becauso the tain ter ceilings with a composition matoday Prime Minister Chamberlain Tho proposal, sponsored by census vVUl begin April 1. terial, and to mako some changes would Tho questions reiterated publicly that the British Senator Tobcy regarding Inin electric wiring. The old school peace alms are "freedom and se express 'the sense of tho senate" come follow: problem of insufficient finances is that the Income questions should "Amount of money wages or a handicap; but officials believed LONDON, Mar. 12 UP) War curlty for ourselves and the small be asked. salury received (Including comthat essential safety repairs may Secretary Oliver Stanley told the nations of Europe" and restoration notChairman Bailey (1039). missions)? of be financed without borrowing. tho commerce committee said he "Did this person rereUo Plaster already has been removed house of commons today that it of the "independence of the Poles did not know whether tho census of $50 or more from from many rooms in the high was "improper and undesirable to and the Czechs." sources other than money wages school, and it is tentatively planned attempt to forecast what task the Chamberlain asked voters In a bureau would eliminate the questions as a result of the commit or salary? (1939)." to delay repair work until the close British aimy might be called upon leeds to express "the of tho school term. unity national behind aims" these to fulfill in the future." The board heard routine reports from Supt. W. C. Blankenahlp and Stanley made, his statement In by supporting the house of com Business Manager Edmund Notes-tin- e. presenting to the house his secret mons candidacy of J. J. C. Hen Blankenahlp submitted a budget for the army. derson, a conservative party nomi membership report in the various nee. "We great have army a In schools, showing a total of 2,920 Welles, after breakfasting early process of formation," Stanley In his Dorchester actually enrolled In classwork as hotel suite and against a total scholastic figure of said, "and we hope and Indeed studying the latest news reports on HELSINKI, Mar. 12 UP) FinMANCHESTER, N. IL, Mar. 1 3,331. Blankenahlp also reported on we are duty bound progressively the international situation, motorod the current scholastic census, and to take a bigger and bigger por- to the United States embassy for land today disclosed that the Red CP) A handful of candidates-s- plit asked again for public cooperation talks with opposition chieftains. army, pressing further along In tbclr choice of a demoso that every eligible child will be tion of the war on land from the' bay, was continuing Us ad- cratic standard bearer bucked a shoulders of our allies, the Included. vances despite peace negotiations strong and suite French, who in the early days of way Moscow. under in of delegates pledged to Presiwar the had to bear such a very Russia kept up unrelenting dent Roosevelt's renamlnatlon togreat part of this burden." pressure, on the northwest shore day In the nation's first primary Stanley said that British troops of Vllpurl buy, aiming at enballotbox test of the third term in France today were approximatecirclement of the city of Vllpurl, Issue. A wintry blast had swept In on ly double the number In October, and the Finnish high command Robert H. Sanderson, tieasurer and he added that "every day sees the Texas Panhandle Tuesday afternoon, with Amarillo reportsaid "In some places" the Rus- of the democratic state committee, Increase," an ing, via the Associated Press, a sians "succeeded In advancing a WESLACO, Mar. 12 UP) Four who ran as an unpledged candidate heavy snow. last October Leslie little." persons were Injured, one criticalsecretary, appeared to said then war The snowfall began about 2 Soviet attacks were repulsed for delegate-at-largly, when "bottled" Butane gas exp. m., after the temperature had everywhere else except In the di- have the strongest chance of ploded in a salesroom in the heart Britain had 158,000 men In France. Stanley's statement plummeted from 45 to SO de- rection of Pall, east of Vllpurl, the breaking through the Roosevelt of Weslaco today. would mean there are about grees In two hours. Amarillo said high command communique said, line-uy The blast demolished the 316,000 British troops on the conIt was that region's 22nd snow recounting successes on the r, Personally-populabrick building which housha emerged now. tinent of the winter. There was no offilakes and 'rivers of the from retirement to campaign ed a gasoline service station, a The house Stanley as snow cheered cial forecast that the would isthmus front southeast of Vllpurl. against a third term, asserting garage and a private business. emphasize the close ties with the extend this far southward. Fifteen Russian planes weio said the Ideals of the founding faFire then swept the wreckage. french. to have been shot down during thers Included "changing laws to In the ga Twenty automobiles the we "In war last al were yesterday's fighting. rage,- - more than 20 mechanical remeet changing conditions, but no he said. ' In this war we are frigerators, a large stock of paints, lies," perpetuation of power In any friends." stoves and' other household appli one man's hands." KILLED IN CRASH The war secietary said nearly A complete slato of Roosevelt-pledgeances were 'burned. 200,000 Britons had enlisted as DAYTON, O, Mar. 12 candidates faced opposi- Odessa Boosters To , Nearly every plate glass winWEST TEXAS Mostly fair to volunteers In army the since the Piper, Wright Field, pilot, tion from three unpledged candl' dow In the 'Weslaco business disbegan. This is In addition to night except snow In the Fan C..N. war trict was 'shattered. Scores of some 1,300,000 men enrolled for handle that will clear early Wed- was reported killed this afternoon. dates, three supporters of ' Post Be Here Thursday persona received minor cuts from compulsory military nesday; Wednesday fair, colder to- when a pursuit plane crashed near master Genet al James A. Farley, service. fljlnt glass. night and near freezing tempera- the field. He was attached to the and one candidate endorsing Vlcej Odessa boosters, 45 strong, will arrive here Thuisday at 12:30 p. m. President John N, qarner. Three school girls passing the tures la central portion) warmer aircraft laboratory. to advertise the annual Band Hills buljdlng at the moment of the exextreme Wednesday north and in Firm Is Hereford show, Jerry Debenport, plosion were' Injured, Miss Esther southwest portions. manager of the Odessa chamber of EAST TEXAS Considerable Turner, IS, suffered a crushed Moving To Austin commerce, advised Tuesday. cloudiness, showers In northeast chast when brleks struck her. Two The group will travel In a charportion and near upper coast, coldsisters, Fay, seven, and Juanlta From San Angelo tered bus and a highway patrol car er In west and north, much colder Hatfield, eight, were badly cut by SAN ANGELO, Mar. 12 UP) and a new sound truck alio will be In northwest portion tonight; Wed .. a!"- Home offices of the Western Re nesday mostly cloudy and colder, In the boosters' procession. WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 UP) Trinidad iSlores, a garage em' serve were not economies effected and Life insurance company are Plans call for making a stop on Economy blocs reluctantly agreed the statutory TEMPERATURES ploye, escaped from a washroom debt limit of Xi5,000,. Main street near the southeast be moved during the next ten Moo. Tues. with Jubilant farm state members In the rear of the building Just be- to from San Angelo to Austin. corner of the courthouse square pjn. ajn. today th'at the house would uphold 000 actually was reached. fore the building was swept by days Announcement of the move was There was general agreement and a radio program will be pres some of the prospective senate .In65 ,,,,4. made by President A. F, Ashford 52 creases In farm appropriations. the bouse would accept a senate ented by the Odessans over KBST after directors voted for the , 75 BS S Although billion dollar proposal to add 187,000,000 to the at 12:45 p. m., It was announced the change, The firm, an lee CRUSHED TO DEATH 4 75 measure will not be debated in the fund for disposal of surplus com' here. M gal reserve life insurance conv , 5 51 75 v senate for several days, It appeared modltles and to reestablish a 23,- UP) A pany, was drganlzed here In No HAZARD, Ky, Mar, 12 0 71 62 likely that about $200,000,000 for uuu,uuu runa ror farm tenant loans. NEW LAND CLERK t xamer ana inree or nu sons were vember, 1627. 63 72 parity payments would be added. AUSTIN, Mar. 12 UP) On the assumption that congress Alvls crushed to deuth last night In a 'Assets of the company recently , 8 .,.., 66 M The house did not discuss the par- finally would pass a farm bill of Vandygriff, former district clerk late fall la a small coal' mine passed $L280,ooo, and directors to 9 60 68 Issue ity approved when It t.be about a billion dollars, Rep. An of Ellis county and. an employe of operated by the family wiles day Vere Informed life Insurance 61 ", original bllL el t dresen said hs would the general land office, today was wast of Haaard. te force aggregates $16,000,000. The XI tt 56 possibility The of ! parity t a fund propose that a special appolated chief clerk by Land The dead are Luther Huff, about company lias branch offices in U w6 M set to house members talking oace tax' be Imposed on manufacturers Commissioner Bascoa Giles. He aad Ms soas, Johnnie, 22, Berdis, Tyler, Corpus Chrkrtl, Brownsville. Sunset today S:M p. to.; sunrise more about a tax MM, which they of war material for foreign nv succeeds John W, Hatklns who JJ, and Palus, . ana Austin. Wednesday f:M a. m. said wontd ha mandatory if other tions. died Sunday,

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Members of the Double Four club were hostesses at the dance held In the Heaton school Satur Circles Meet day night and $ members of the Wemn'a MJnIonary Society met For StHtly Hordes Heel High Chatter club. Stitch and Monday at tha church with Mr. LcBsona Bachelor club Slipper club and J. X. Terry In charge. were gutsta. missionary society served Th First Methodist Woman's Mis Florence sionary Society met Monday In Included Hostesses drlnka for the It. A. boys Monday Jenkins, Rose Bemlce Million, circles to continue study ot the afternoon at their meeting. The Jean Johnson, Billy Cain, Ann Tal book, "Songs of Zlon," with referdevotional waa given by Mr. L, A. Dorothy ence to festival and processional Coffee, bQt, Emily Earl Scott, psalms. Othera attending were Mr. Lv L. Thursday Sue Rowe, John Anna Terry, Ber . Circle One Telford, Mr. Reuben 11111, Mrs. R. 8 o'clock at the school. tie Mary Smith. meet at win HEIGHTS COLLEGE fourth and fifth chapter U Calllh&n, Mr. Raymond Lllley, The will meet at 8 o'clock at the school. WARD WEST Othera attending were Bob Boy- wero studied by Circle One when Mr. A. S. Wood. Mr. Lee X.YJ5. CLUB will meet at 8 o'clock with Mrs. W. B. Younger, 707 kin, Wesley Dcate, Mlna Mae members met In the home ot Mrs. Nuckles, Mrs, Flem Anderson, Mrs. 18th street East Taylor, C. A. Smith, Dean Miller, J. V. BlrdwclL Mrs. J. M. Faucett R. Elmer Dunham, Mrs. A. W. ROYAL NEIGHBORS will meet at 2 o'clock at the W.O.W. hall. Gloria Strom. Billy Coons, Bill gavo the prayer and others on the Page, Mrs. G, W. Walker, Mrs. W. Friday Evans, Travis Smith, Peppy program were Mrs. Glen Hancock, E. Hughe, Mrs. J. V. Hardin, Mrs. SIX COUNTY MEDICAL AUXILIARY will meet at 12:80 o'clock Blount, Gloria Nail, Joan Swltzer, Mrs. H. N. Robinson, Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Garland at the T. Bi Clifton, P. Settles hotel for luncheon. Mrs, George McMahan and Mr. James Webb, Evelyn Ann Flynt, Meier, Mrs. Faucett Bandera. W. Malone will be hostesses. Walker, Dorothy Hay- - Mrs. John Ratllff waa present as TRAINMEN LADIES will meet at 2:80 o'clock at the W.O.W. hall. Arvle Earl ward, Mozelle Jamca, Margery a guest and othera preaent were Saturday Catholic Men To Have Patsy Ruth Rosson, Clara Mr. Bernard Lamun, Mrs, R. E. SENIOR HYPERION' CLUB will meet at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Laawell, Eobb, Satterwhlte and Mrs. 8. H. Bell Woods, Wanda Hccthig On Wednesday James Little, m.Lexlngton. Mrs. Shine Philips will give the program. Helen Blount, Bobby DeRose h Mint, ALLEGRO MUSIC CLUB will meet at 3 o'clock with Beverly Ann Early. Sunny Fuller, Red All men of the St Thomaa Cath- Stultlng, 1704 Gregg. Circle Two Newton. olic church are urged to attend a Mrs. J. Turner Bynum waa proRlggs, Hogan, George Jack meeting at 7:30 o'clock at the Coralee Brownfleld, Gerald Potter, gram leader for Circle Two at the South Ward Newspaper rectory Wednesday night of Mr. Blake Talbott Wlnfrcd Nance, meeting held In the home D. Mc Mr. E. Staff Celeb, atcs At John Dorman, Owen Brummett W. B. Hardy. Chapcronea were Mrs. L. N. Mil- Dowell gave the devotional and At School Banquet Poll lion, Mrs. F. H. Talbott Mrs. T. Mrs. Hayes Stripling the prayer. Mrs. N. W. McCleskey presided newspaper Smith, Mrs. 8. Scott Mrs. Albert a "The Round-Up,- " at the short business session and Also ST. CHARLES, Mo, Mar. 12 that runs from three to four pages Smith. Mrs. Heaton conducted the Vir refreshments were served. Others topi - ansa ut juva iutiiiioicr u of news Is being put out weekly t QIji, Reel dances and club colors attending were Mrs. J. L. Hudson, I epSHl'lZe OlOtnaCn; Big Spring has gained a number by the South Ward sixth grade ginia of purple and gold decorated the Mrs, R. F. McCarty, Mr. Bill Satindi of honors In music at undenwooa pupils When canstlnatlan hrinra en arid and contains news collected room. Balloons of the two colors terwhlte, Mrs. Pat Sullivan, Mrs. I. gestion, bloating, dizzy spells, gas. coated college In the last fortnight When College Heights, Central and were used with the streamers and Slusscr, Mrs. R. J. Martin, Mrs. from tongue, sour taste, and bad breath, your semester chapel honors for tho wero later given au favors. Music Pete Johnson, Mrs. R. R. Hodge, stomach la probably loaded up with undigested foodand your bowels don't were read by tho dean In chapel, East wards. was furnished by the nickelodeon. Mrs. T. A. Pharr, Mrs. Dell Hatch, cents a two Is price helD appeared Subscription Jnnie Stripling. name more. So vou need both Pcoeln to Miss McAllstcr's break up fast that rich undigested food in twice: first, as a new member of copy or seven cents a month and Circle Three your stomach, and Laxative Senra to pull Alpha Mu Mu, honorary music Explanation of Individual and the profits come from the ada that Spelling Bee Conducted the trigger on those lazy bowels. So be sorority which underclassmen, for cure your laxative also contains Pepsin. national fellowship psalms was coat 8 centa each or 10 cents a At Queen Of Peace Take Dr. Caldwell's Laxative, because its Is a stepping stone to the national discussed by Circle Three In the Syrup Pepsin helps you gam mac ly known Mu Phi Epsllon, limited month. Club Meeting home of Mrs. Herbert Fox with comfort while the Laxative to seniors and Juniors; and second To date $20 has been realized Mrs. Clyde Thomas as lesson lead Senna moves your bowels. Tests prove the ly. part "Christian of the The last received was McAlister Miss which was spent Immediately for er. power of Pepsin to dissolve those lumps of undigested protein food which may linger Into Delta Phi Delta, honorary Ink. paper. stenclL varnish and Pasch" was given by the Queen of Peace club member.! in the home of Mrs. W. Ai Laawell discussed In your stomach, to cause belching, gastric music sororlt) which specializes (n nriditv nnd nausea. This is how Dentin- - public school music. curtain. Mary Margaret Williams Monday the 23rd Psalm and Mrs. J.ihn Davis the 121st and 27th Psalm. iring your stomach helps relieve it of such night new paper printed Tues on Is appeared the The Miss McAlister distress. At the same time this medicine day Mrs. Fox Stripling told of the 91st by was bee spelling conducted A bought March Speedotype school in stn the for afternoon. your wakes up lazy nerves and muscles in A. To celebrate and Rose Berenice Million and prize Psalm and Mrs. Burt Trice the bowels to relieve your constipation. So tee dents recital In Sibley chapel. In by the P-Doris 46th. 47th and 48th Psalms. how much better you feel by taking the which she sang "Across the Hills" to practice up on etiquette a ban went to Margaret Perry. laxative that also Peotin to work on (Rummel) and "I Heard a Black quet waa given Thursday of last Boadle Is to be next hostess In Mrs. B. E. Freeman gave a topic that stomach discomfort, too. Even on 2nd Kings. Mrs. H. M. Rowe re- week at tha noon hour when each her home, 708 N, Lancaster. children love to taste this pleasant bird" (Arlen). In an earlier Others present were Pat MeCar-ty- , received the quilt for the most family laxative. Buy Dr. Caldwell's Lax- - cital she waa heard In two other member brought a dlah of food, Charles Reldy, Mary Ellen blocks contributed and a report of stive Senna with Syrup Pepsin at you I songs, "Vlttorlo, Mlo Core" (Caris- - Serving were Kathleen Little, Jo simi) ana "I Bring My Love1 Ellen Wlse, Jean Anderson. Mil-- ; Tucker, Leola Vines, Olan Lea, social work was given during the urutvuuxuyi business session. Mrs. Freemari la (Guerson). Father Joseph Dwan. dred Sullivan, Maxlne White. to be next hostess In her home 808

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Mrs. G. H. Parrott welcomed the guests at the door and In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Conley, Miss Winifred Alvls of San Antonio, William Carter, Mra. Bruce Frailer. Serving the lime Ice punch and green and yellow tea cakes wet Vivian Ferguson, Jacquclyn Faw, Gloria and Carol Conley, Cornelia Frazler, Ruth Ann Dempsey. Mrs. Merle Dempsey and Mia. V. H. Flewellen poured and Mrs. Bernard Lamun was also in the

The table was lace-lai- d over a background and yellow tapers were In crystal candelabra. Pritchett Circle Four Circle Chairmen Other table appointments were Mrs. H. G. Keaton led the study crystal. The centerpiece was yelA partial report cm the 8tyle low forsythla blossoms and other lesson which was followed with a Reporta from standing commitgeneral discussion when Circle tees and circle chairmen were Show was given and a resolution aprlng flowera decorated the room. Four met in the home of Mrs. W. given Monday at the First Baptist passed thanking merchants when More than 250 guests wcie Invited. A. Miller. St Mary's Episcopal unit, St Mis-- 1 Mary's, met at the parish house Mrs. Bruce Frazler entntalned A birthday box was planned and church when the Woman's Mrs. John ,Chaney waa elected sionary Society met for a 12:30 Monday. for Carter Sunday night on hls treasurer of Mrs. J. R. o'clock luncheon and business ses Mrs. Lee Hanson gave the devo arrival from San Antonio with a Phillips. Mrs. Thomas was present sion. tional on "Lenten Collect" and the buffet supper In her home. .Guests as a guest and others attending rectory was inspected since, Its Included some of her scholarship were Mrs. C E. Talbot Mrs. H. L. It was announced that the TAP Improvements were made. Mrs. H. students and some of Mrs. G. H. to be freight car a would dontate Parrott's students who plan to Bunn, Mrs. C. M. Watson, Mrs. Ruth Manuel, Mrs. H. B. Mat- packed at Stanton and sent to MORE SOCIETY ON PAGE 8 study at the same Institute of Music in St Louis where Carter thews, Mrs. Arthur WoodalL Mrs. Buckner's Orphan's home and will J. D. O'Barr, Mrs. V. H. Flewellcn, be loaded on April 19th and 20th. receled part of his training. presided pres 3. Faw and others Present were Dr. and Mrs. G. Hi Mrs. O. D. Cordlll. sent to be have who articles Those were ent Blomahlcld, Mrs. Young Woman's Circle Carl Parrott, EUe Burton Boyd, Erls Mrs. Holle, Denton, O. Jones, Mra. B. to church. John contact the Gloria Conley, Miss WiniThe fourth chapter of the book are esked "Songs of Zlon" was studied by Others present were Mrs. Inez Mrs. Shine Philips, Mrs E. V. fred Alvls of San Antonio, Ruth Spcnce, V. Ann Mrs. Woman's Dempsey, Gleson, Young Van Mrs. tho Circle when It Bobble Nell nnd Story, Mrs. C Oliver Cox, Mrs. Charles Kobcrg. Robbie Gullcy, Cornelia Fiarler, met In the home of Mrs. M. S. Lewis, Mrs. Bennett Andrews, Theo Mrs. E. Lancaster, Vivian Ferguson, in of Listed Bcale and later held a surprise the resolution James Rruce Mrs. Frank Boyle, Mrs. E. T. Se-- thanks were the following firms. FrozierVerno. Jo Stephens and shower for Mrs. Haley Haines. Mrs. L S. Mcintosh was study well, Mrs. H. B. Reagan, Mrs. Nat Elmo Wasson's, Hollywood Shoppe, Mr and IMrs. Frazler. leader and Mrs. H. B. Culley, "Mrs. Shlck, Mrs. Euna Covert Mrs. R. La Mode, Albert M. Fisher Co., The H. H. Stephens, Mrs. Beale and C. Hatch, Mrs. S. G. Merritt. Mrs. Vogue, The Fashion Shop, Buick, Ford, Montgomery Ward, Nash, Ojf3 Mrs. Pat Harrison were on the pro- W. J. Alexander, Mrs. K. S. Mercury, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, gram. . v .i.u aval Chrysler. Lincoln, Bonnie Lee Ia Special guests at the shower Beauty Shop, Franklin's, Peacock wero Mrs. H. V. Crocker, Mr$, B. Mau-dcStarr, Mrs. Ann Gibson E. Freeman, Mrs. R. L. Pritchett, Mrs. J. H. Gray Houser, Barrow Furniture, SuzrMs. Garner McAdams. Sending For anne's Hat Shop, Lee Hanson's, gifts were Mrs. J. O. Haymcs.. Mrs. Empire Southern Service, D & H John Davis, Mrs. Bill Satterwhlte. Christian Council Electric, B. Sherrod's. YOUR CHILD'S coughing at night Refreshments were served and othCity Hall force. Rotary Club, caused by throat "tickle" br irera present were Mrs. E. M. Cala- "Conflict of Judalsers" waa dis han, Mrs. J. D. Jones, Mrs. J. F. cussed by the First Christian Miller's Fig Stand, Allen Grocery, ritation, mouth breathing, or a cold can often be prevented by Moore. Council with Mrs. J. H. Gray, Settles hotel, Tate and Brlstow, the throat and chest leader, when it met at the church Kelsey's, Cowden Insurance, Texas rubbing Electric, Fashion Cleaners, B. O. with plenty of Vicks VapoRub at bedtime. Quarterly Meeting To Be Monday. Mrs. Roy Carter presided and Jones Grocery, J A L Drug, Club VAPORUB'S SWIFT Held By Young People Mrs. I. D. Eddlns gave a prayer. Cafe, Homan Service Station, Jor action loosens phlegm, re"Holy, Holy, Holy" was sung by dan's Printing Co., Cunningham lieves irritation, clears air pasCOAHOMA, Mar. 12 (Spl) The the group and the lesson was taken and Philips stores, Rlx Furniture sages, tends to stop mouth breathquarterly meeting of (he Methothe book, "New Testament Co, Frost Drug, Linck Grocery, ing, and invites A dist young people of Signal Mount from The group discussed Griffin Service Station, Dr. Weeg Church." restful district will be held at Coahoma on Jewelry lesson and othera present were Chiropractor, Pitman sleep. Wit- VVaJcTrS Thursday evening and Big Spring the Mrs. C. A. Murdock, Mrs. C D. Walt Jewelry. representatives will present the Wiley, Mrs. F. C. Robinson, Mrs. program. This will be ollowed R. L. Miller, Mrs. T. E. Baker, Mrs. with a recreation period and re- J. J. Greene, Mra. E. L. K. Rice, freshments will be served. More Mrs. J. H. SUff, Mrs. J. T. Winters, than 78 persons are expected. 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if the Finns suctho Mrs. Cecil Nabors was elected cumb to bolshevlst pressure and accept the Red peace terms which delegate to the Woman's Missionthey have fought so hard and so ary Society conference at Plain-vienext month by the Wesley long to escape. Mrs. N. J. Allison. That is to say, the moment tho Memorial Methodist group at their Finns sign a treaty tho allies will Monday meeting at the church. have suffered a major defeat in Mrs. John Whltakcr was chosen Items their war with Germany. as alternate. Mrs. J, A. English There Is no other way to describe gave the devotional and those takLee's Community inability) (or to call It their failure Intervene by force on the side of ing part on the program concernThe Tongue and Thimble club Finland, thereby establishing a ing the book, "Songs ot ZIon" were met Thursday with Mrs. Rus new war theatre from which to Mrs. J. I. Lowe, Mrs. J. D. Hobbs. Thero wcro eleven present strike at both Russia and. Ger Mrs. Jack King, Mrs. E. R. Including two new members, Mrs. many. Cawthron, Mrs. Herbert Drake. L. R. Slim LaccourcO and Mrs. It will represent a triumph for Mrs. J. C, Tlttard was present as Collins. The next meeting will be He will have outsmarted a new member and others were Hitler. McDougal. Mrs. A. with" E. 2 March enemy in a big way, for he Is Mrs. W. W. Coleman, Mrs. W. D. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Phillips his one who sent the Russians Lovelace, Mrs. Vera Bumgarncr, spent Sunday in tho home of Mr. tho and Finns into a conference cal Mrs. J. W. Wood, Mrs. Thomas And Mrs. J, J. Phillips. war and thus Slpes. The next meeting Is to be Mr. and Mrsu. Dayton White vis- culated to end their grave danger. March 17th at the church at 2:30 ited Mr. and Mrs. Finis Gleghorn save him from presented a grand o'clock. Intervention 'pf O'Donnell this weekend. allies' Mr. and Mrs. Myron Falrchlld strategic opportunity, as the telling havo kept anafchtldren visited In Stanton and own experts strong Weds advocate has A. A. them. One Midland this weekend. British Mrs. R. I Collins and father, been Leslie Mr. Bryan, are visiting In Fort war minister who lost his cabinet position recently for reasons never Sunday Worth this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rus Hobbs visited made nubile ' But the British government Miss Ruby Ella Peddy, daughIn Penwell and McCamey Sunday. great deliberation. Mr. ter of Mrs. J. T. Peddy, It and moves with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McDougal spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. is conservative by name, and con of Post and Adrian Allen Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Porter servative by nature. Walter Smith. Throughout the bloody monina of Cosden were married at 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Rankin and , Children of Odessa visited Mr. and during which the Finns have de- o'clock Sunday In the Calvary Bap Mrs. "V. E. Phillips Monday morn- - fended their birthright, they have tist church at Post with the pastor, repeatedly appealed for assistance. the Rev. Walter Deavers, perform' insc: , Mi-and Mrs: Will lard Locke of Finland got some help but not ing the ring ceremony. Mrs. Porter Is a graduate of Sparenberg visited Mr. and Mrs. nearly enough. Finally, when the Post high school of the class of "jW. A. Sutphen Sunday. Reds have cracked the western end 1939 and he was graduated from Ray Thompson, a student in of the Mannerhelm line and the Texas Tech spent the weekend Finns ore In desperate straits, Herr Big Spring high school in 193S. Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hitler steps In and clamps on the Porter is now employed by the CosTommle Thompson. Those who crews for peace. He does this to den Oil corporation. Attending the wedding were Mr. 'accompanied him back to Lubbock safeguard himself not to aid Finand Mrs. John R. Hudman of Sunday were Mrs. Thompson, Miss land, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nichols Melba Hobbs, Miss Vivian Cook Onlv at this eleventh hour have sey, Doyle Whctscl and Russell the allies begun to clutch at their and daughter, Arlln Windham of Hobbs. opportunity as It is slipping from Post Mr. and Mrs. Alvle Jackson Rev. Willis of Forsan Is still con their reach. Brllisn remier unnm-berla- of Tahoka, Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie ducting a revival here at the declares In the house of Mooney and daughter of Post The couple will make their home church. There was quite a large commons that tho allies are ready crowd Sunday afternoon. The "to proceed Immediately and joint- hero. meeting will end probably Wed- ly to the help of Finland" with "all nesday night available resources" If the Finns ask for further aid. . If the Finns do make peace, Man.; For Pie Supper thereby ending tho opportunity of opening up an allied front In the Mode In Coahoma Baltic area, It will not represent a COAHOMA, Mar. 12 (Spl) The catastrophe to Britain and France. Rev. J. W, " Price, pastor of the They will survive it But It will be Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan reMethodist church led the Bible a serious blow to them, nevcrthe-les- s, turned Sunday from a visit with study at the Woman's Missionary and by the same token a boost Mrs. J. B. Huffman in Fort Worth. Society Monday afternoon and for Hitler. Mrs. Elmer Dunn gave the devoMrs. E. M. La Beff returned tional. Sunday from Houston where sho Plans were made for the pie supattended the flower show and at per on Friday evening at the high Goose Creek where she visited her Club Variety By school and tho band will present a daughter, Mrs. Beverly Rockhold, concert. A candidate will also to be and Mr. Rockhold. affair benefit a for Plans apeak. staged soon at Settles hotel and for IN COAHOMA the annual Mothers and Daughters Mr-- and Mrs. Arnold Johnston month scheduled for the and son, Donnla. left Saturday for FOR BEST 8ERVICE CALL banquet were discussed at the meet- Abilene to spend a few weeks. of April In members club ing of the Variety Basil McQuary of Colorado City tho home of Emma Ruth Stripling was a weekend guest In Coahoma on Monday evening. AND I "ST O KM VICKY The Easter motif was carried out of friends and relatives. and refreshments Mr. 11 In decorations and Mrs. L. IL Stamps and of artificial with a centerpiece Margaret and June, cross, bunnies around a large choc- - daughters, spent Sunday In Sweetwater as was written egg on which olato guests of his brother. the club name. Favors were smaller candv ecus with members names Mrs. Fred Beckham Is HI with on them. Attending were Sue Walk- an ear Infection. er. 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"But how about of Roman bathers when they try to take care of gan her vigil of terror. Each tiny hunched their shoulders against yourself? Do you like It here?" their health. No Place- To Go' sound took on a danger of major the pale azure of the morning sky. A magazine printed a picture of a Congressman proportions. A gnarled hand engulfed the To the right lay San Francisco, Once she dozed and "Well, now, in one of Pete's bathtubs, and captioned it "Asleep when she awakened, she found the the white towers of its many bills walrus mustache. In ouff system of government, the people still fire was dying, the oil in the lamp gold in the sunlight fact is, I ain't got no place else to in the Deep." That was just too much. "These Congressmen pay for all their own go. I got to thlnkin maybe you Old Abe she have the right and the responsibility of letti-- c growing low. She couldn t Every last piece of it is their personal prop Tomi hurried to another window. didn't know nothln' about ranacul- their legislators know where they stand on Issues, wouldn't remain in the dark. and what they want the legislators to do on this Bartell had said there was wood Here a long arm of bay curved ture and you wouldn't mind givin' erty. Some of it is second hai.d because we can't off the kitchen. She grasped the Inland, dividing her island from me bed and board for teachln' afford first class stuff. These aren't Roman baths; law or that These duly elected lawmakers are lamp down the hall another which seemed tufted with you." they're places where x Congressman can relax right chosen for the purpose of enacting statutes, accord- The and started The hard little lump, which had was at the end, a trees, Its shores lined with white kitchen keep himself fit Of all the deaths this year, not ing to the will of their constituents. crystallized gloomy place with dark walla and houses topped by scarlet roofs. in Toml's heart the and We recognize a grave problem In the matter of woodwork, a gigantic stove lookShe looked down at the imme previous night when Bartell left, a member of the gymnasium has passed away. social security financing, and realize that it is a long ing like a prehistoric monster. diate foreground and her brow suddenly melted. No place else to Why" way from settlement But we ought to be able tc Two doors opened off this room. furrowed. She seemed to have In go. The phrase touched her sym -Robbin Coons- pathy. settle it through du- - legislative process, without Tomi opened one and closed It herited dozens of tennis courts. wages, vowed opened "Bed, window quickly, Tomi board bracing tbe and against a and chair It up cluttering party tickets which are designed prileaned out. Those couldn't be ten Tomi, and turned to the old man. marily for the foters of that party t select their The stairway had led down. paved, "Abe, I'm depending upon you. I Opening the second door, she nis courts; they weren't candidates for public office. caught the strong odor of salt wa- and each enclosure held oblong couldn't get along without you. d water You will stay, won't you?" ter und, listening, heard the soft pools thick with weorge Tucker- worked con Abe's Adam's-appl-e lap of waves not far away. A plants. ponds," she said aloud. vulsively. He blinked several times veianda lay outside and wood was "Frog stove. they to "I'll bet that's what the "Reckon are." and turned stacked there. HOLLYWOOD I watched an actor buy a hat Bracing an armload with her Tomi went flying downstairs for that there bacon needs turnln', un today and the deal told a deal about his past chin, Tomi stumbled back to the her bags and came flying back up less you like it burnt Morgan Conway needed the headgear for a scene Breakfast prepared, Abe took NEW YORK New Yorkers never really became living room just as the lamp nick- to change into blue twill slacks, was he about to do in "The Saint Takes Over." A turtle-neccup k his plate and up white out. sweater ered and and She started for built and the fire acquainted with Everett Hoagland until this winter. haberdashery had sent over a selection. In short Then, the door. sneakers. on the hearth. Slowly the white leather principally because Mr. Hoagland is a stubborn sort crouched "I like company at the table," order Conway had found the style he wanted in hunger, she wood caught, then with a sudden aware of gnawing of bloke with a band, and when swing hit the saddle Toml remarked to the retreating brown, which he didn't want but would do for the burst of flame, threw the big room made for the kitchen. a few years ago he said to hell with it and kept on Into Someone had been there. A back. full, rosy light Tomi looked picture. The selection included no blue, which he playing music the way he likes it and the way he up and her hand came to her cheery fire, burned tn the big range ado turned, a vast cavern ap did want. thinks it ought to be played. This means In a thiout to crush back a scream. A and on the table lay a battered hat pearing beneath the mustache "I'll buy this one," he told the salesman, "If I Well, now " he flopped Into a filled with eggs. dancable manner and keeping in mind that If com- man was looking down at her. She jumped to her feet and Tomi, who had cooked only un chair "reckon me and you will may return It after this scene and exchange It for posers take the trouble to write pretty melodies, the very least a dance band can do Is keep the melodies backed away, then stiffened with der the supervision of Molly, knew make a go of this farm, pardner." a blue when you get a blue in stock. That was the deal. Nothing sensational about anger. Off came her hat and her but a lew or the rudiments, uolree Toml flushed with pleasure. recognizable. topcoat and she stalked forward was made with a tablespoon for Pardner! She had an ally. From it except that most actors would have bought the So, while the east has been under a sort of swing to stand, hands on nips, chin out, each cup and one for the pot; Mllly now on it was Toml and Old Abe brown, for the one scene, and later bought another blackout, Hoagland & Co., has cruised about the her gaze focused or. a oil always forgot the extra one. Tomi against Bartell and Uncle Timo country, making a few friends here, a few there, painting of the late Timothy To- - felt confident she could use four thy's ghost And that reminded her blue. Conway had no use for brown In the wardrobe which, like all actois In modern roles, he must playing on the coast, playing on the gulf. Just kick- land, which laughed down right cups this morning and made it ac she must check to see if Bartell supply for films. He also has no use for ing around, and In general doing all right cordingly. had deliberately tried to discour- tossing himself into her face. away ten bucks without a thought. Actois age her the previous night "You're responsible for this," Bacon went with eggs. She You may have noticed that In recent months a (hick slab of bacon in "Bartell said he wired you that do, but no business man would and business Is most of the sponsored programs have staged a re- flared Tomi, her voice sounding cooler, empty hollow the In then proved she could I was arriving last night," she ob Morgan Conway's past room, the "but turn to sweet You may also have noticed that in It Is also his present, even though he is now a I'm the one who's going to laugh recognize a skillet by finding one served. "Did he?" the metropolitan area the tendency has all been last. e This is another trl;k of that and placing It over the fire. She Abe fumbled In a pocket and actor. "There's no business like it," he away from trained legal seal of yours, build also found a knife and carefully brought out a crumpled telegram, grins, adjusting his new chapeau to the proper angle ing a fire here so you d give me a brought it down through the bacon "He sure did, but I couldn't make It was upon this changing scene that Hoagland sturt that would sell me high and her left forefinger and spoke, head or tail of It I took It over to for the camera. arrived a couple of months ago, and since that. time tailing It down the road. Well, long and earnestly, to both knife Alameda to see if anybody else Conway is a character lead tall, could, and like to lost myself for he has been a busy young man. His name began you're both wrong. I'm staying. and bacon. slightly greying, still In his thirties. He has been popping up In the columns. The people began tun And right now I m going to sleep. "Reckon you're Tommy," ob- gooa in the log. He says here: 'Ar- - featured in 20 pictures in the past two years. That wiin you up there no one but a served a voice from the door. ing In on him, or calling around the Empire Room Toland (Contlnued on Page 6) is good business in any language. wheeled. An old man with -at a Park Avenue hotel to get a load of him in room." would dare conv) Into this a Tomi One day in 1932 Sidney Conway (his real name) walrus mustache stood there. person. All this attention has been very pleasant. Tomi felt be'er after that. She "And why do you reckon I'm was walking past a New York theater en routo to . They like his personality, and his grin. Hoagland even welcomed a breeze which Tommy?" she snapped. his realty office, the site of which Is now swallowed' has a way of directing with both hands, and of seem- sprang up, bringing strange and "Timothy said as how you and Arrive Depart In the vastness of Radio City. He noted a lobby ing alive. I can name you a dozen orchestra leaders ominous creaks to the old house, the devil was on speakln' terms." TAP Trains Eastbound poster announcing Katharine Cornell and James "Uncle Timothy," retorted Tomi, "o. a who approximate inanimate objects on the stand. She preferred them to smothering r.w a. m. e:oo a. m. Rennle in "Alien Corn." The title struck his fancy, acidly, to know silence. "seemed lot a No. p. 11:10 m. 11:80 n. m Hoagland doesn't gaze over the beads of his audihe paused to study it "I'll have to set that," he A Navajo blanket lay over the about me." TAP Trains Westbound ence when he plays; he likes to look you In the eye. arm mused, as a Cornell fan. or a nearby chair. Tomi car "Sure did," affirmed the old Depart Arrive What is the chief characteristic of his music? ried it to the divan and, worn with man, and eased Into the kitchen. No. 11 About eight months later, the Pasadena Com8:00 p.m. 8:15 p. m. .ftewe thing akin to organ effects, I suppose based excitement, Illness and fear, slept "He said as how you'd be wearin' No. 7 7:10 a.m. 7:10 a.m. munity Playhouse offered Greta Keller, the contin a soft recording bass with saxes In the deeper the sleep of physical exhaustion, pants. Said you'd come along out Buses nental star, in "Allen Corn" with Sidney Conway. tfBM. Don Burke Is his vocalist, and Don Is a unaware of the man who looked here because you were too cussed Eastbound It happened this way: not through in to. you Allen he said the window as dawn .wfeole story in himself. Arrive Depart came; a white-face- d man In a wouldn't Reckon he's right disap 3:09 a. m. 8:10 a, m. "I'd had my own brokerage business for 11 0:29 a. m. 0:84 a. m. Less than a year ago ht was just a lonely gob In rumpled suit, who sneezed Into a pointed." years," he says. I hung on until 1933, even after So limped Tomi hankcrchief stiffened. and down the Bartell had 9:33 a. m. 9:45 a. m. ttM'Mvy. When his enlistment ended he wandered steps, swearing been sure of winning the place. 3:20 p. m. 3:30 p. m. the panic of '29, buf I finally had to close my office. . aiwund n his seaman's garb, wondering what would Sunshine was hoftly. streaming through The old man rescued the smok 10:40 p. m. 10:45 p. m I came west, looking for a new start I thought of next He didn't even have street clothes to the windows when Tomi awak ing pan from the stove. "Bacon," oil. I was trying it when I met an agent who won Westbound wmt for an audition with Hoagland. ened. For a moment she lay ad he remarked laconically, "takes a 12:0c a. m. v 12:15 a. m dered If I'd ever thought of acting. I hadn't Want clothes have never yet made a vocalist, and justing her mind to the change in cold skillet" He provided tbe cold 4:00 a. m 4:00 a. m to try? he asked. I went Into a little theater proMaaeiAfld hired him. The funny thing about It Is her physical outlook. She glanced skillet and stripped It with the 9:35 a. in. 9:45 a, m. duction, and then did 'Allen Corn' in Pasadena, I Timothy bacon Torn! had cut JMU-k2:50 p. m. 2:55 p. m. got by, Isn't his name. His real name Is Roy up and foUnd Great-uncl- e and got picture offers. Went into 'Looking Tomi her indignation. 7:39 p. m. 7140 p. m. but Burke, being short, is easier to re-- laughing down at net, for Trouble1 with Spencer Tracy and Jack Oakle. "Good morning," sho said pert- This was unquestionably Old Abe. North bound ly, "May Good part So my then agent thought I was good-h- eld compliment ycu on your He was In dire need of repair 9:43 a. m. 10:00 a. Ttt Kext step was to send him over to Hoag- excellent Ichoice of furniture out for 31,500 a week, I wasn't worth It and from teeth to trousers. Then Toml 7:45 p. m. and p. 8:40 fa tailor lor a complete outfit, and vhlle meas atrocious taste in wallruper? But saw the troubled look In his pale 7:45 p. m. we got no takers. 7:50 p, were feeing taken tho tailor suddenly In I'll fix that." blue eyes. "Nothing happened so fast and so long that I Southbound "What, Is your name?" She hurried to the windows to "Reckon to keep me on?" he 2:35 a. m. 7:15 went back to Broadway as an actor, It was tough find obscured by foliage, queried, , each wistfully, aid Roy then "I mean Burke . . 9:20 a. m. 10:30 more than three years of It Shows that re swiftly went upstairs and turned Toml thought quickly. To whom 4:35 p. m. . . Say," he cried to Jim Kin into &1lkL-8:25 M hearsed, opened, closed. I hung on, borrowing on the door first to to be loyal to rush the would ha Bartell or 0:35 p. m. 11:00 TMaafTfc'TTf d's road manager, who was standing view there. my insurance. Finally I came back here, cold. I to her? Planes Eastbound M wy name?" 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By HAROLD V. RATXIFF DALLAS. Mar. 12 UP) Presi dent George Schepps of the Dallas By the Associated Trent ANAHEIM, Calif. Tho Athletics' Texas league baseball club doesn't even remotely look like P. T. Bar- "Injury, jinx" has connected with num but there the resemblance McCoy, (45,000 tho Benny beauty, starts. George last year took over the lo not too seriously. The rookie second sacker was struck on the cal baseball properties and found fower 100,000, paid their way Adam's apple by a batted ball In Into than the park the season before. He practice yesterday but wasn't bad- mixed showmanship with baseball ly hurt. Sam Chapman and Bob sense and packed 207,143 Into the Johnson are the other Athletics on stands. He did everything from hiring the sick list usherettes In slacks to holding beauty reviews for neGIANT HURLERS SHINE IN groes. He spent $37,500 on ball GAME AGAINST CARDINALS WINTER, HAVEN, Fla. If the players and tho team climbed seventh place to second and start Is any Indication, the New afrom spot In the Shaughnessy playYork Galnts ore due to get some real flinging this season from their off. And he Intimates that last year pitchers. Carl Hubbell, a warm-u- p compared to Hal Schumacher and Bill Lohrman was Just set the St,, Louis Cardinals down what he has planned for this

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This year Beaumont is putlng In To School In 1921 lights. Returning to action as a unit for Slack Night" the first time since they won the He held "slack night" instead of championship of the Major-Cit- y ladles night The ladles were ad basketball league, Phillips' Tire mltted free It they wore slacks. "I company's basketball representa wanted to make them all comfortable and also to make fans of tives go to bat with tho Midland them," he said. this evening, 7:45 o'clock, The first thing he's got In mind ' In tho local high school gym. this season Is a jitterbug contest SsffeSBBBBBBBBBBSskl' The Invading crew, a team made for negroes. sssstssBsssNst' up of stars, boasts one HiiBBBBBBBBX Lf LL.. He also plans to help the blind .BBBBBwII "see" the game.' Hell admit aH HHMMMHt' 'i'fSMMMJF MfV of the strongest Independent quints to Is expected In Texas West and blind persons and their escorts, gtvo locals plenty of trouble. MSSBBbBIe give them a reserved section and PtsBBBBBBBBBBBsBsi' j"2 TedthePhillips, manager of the Big Install radios. The blind' fans LsBBBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS&ksk- 1S Springers, will probably open the can hear the game and also game with J. E. Harland and Dee "have all the atmosphere." Froman at forwards, Alvis Chap And he says with a glance In man at center and Artls Burns and the direction of Fort Worth that Ray McKInnon or T. J. Turner In Dallas Is the team they've got to the backcourts. beat this season. Harland, who was high IndividBY HANK HART "What about the red -- headed ual scorer In M-- league competi usherettes this season?" he was tion, and Burns landed on the cirasked. with three hits and three unearned cuit's official team while AL WEILL Badgers Enemies "No, won't have them this year," runs yesterday. Froman and Chapman were named He badgered Dallas' old enemies, he replied. "They detracted too By SID FEDER to tho second team. the Fort Worth Cats, by issuing much from the ball game. Why ROOKIES TO START FOR The Tircmen will go to Midland NEW YORK, Mar. 12 UP) Mon SLIP MADIGAN this statement before the season the half men didn't riULLTES WEDNESDAY know the later In the week to return the sieur Armand Weill, better known All-America score. I'm using Boy Scouts this MIAMI BEACH, Fla. There'll opened last year: "You just as well game. as Al, stuffed a fighter Into each year." SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 12 UP) be a strong rookie representation forfeit all your games to Dallas un c.t the upner pocktts ot his large Texas university's Bobby Moers recently was named to the 1939-4- 0 when the Phillies open their grape ( Edward P. (Slip Madlgan, who checked of team, service's one NBA basketball edition wcsklt the of fruit league season tomorrow al- stuck a cigar In the few such teams chosen. raised St Mary's College from ob though Kirby Higbe, youthful Jerry Brondfield, sports editor of the service, had this to say of. the corner ot his scurity to national prominence on regular, has been named as start the senior guard of the university: mouth, and went football gridirons, was out of his lng pitcher. Newcomers Include "Bobby Moers, Texas contribution at one guard, Is from np to trade with Houston and at five feet, 10 2 inches Is the smallest of the five Jim Levy at first, Dan Lltwhilcr In coaching job today by order "Undo Mike" Ja(chosen). They coll 1dm Bounding Bobby and the name typifies center field, Bob Bragan at short of the college athletic board, but cobs the other his play. and Benny Warren' catching. day. the reason for tho sudden action "Southwest conference coaches say he Is the greatest ball .The reason was handler ever to perform in the circuit He's In every play and GEORGE CASE SET TO THOMASVnXE, Ga, Mar. 12 UP) was undisclosed. averaged ten points a game, remarkably hlghfor a guard." that Lew JenTEST HIS THROWING ARM By EDDIE BRIETZ The board decided yesterday not Golf's money players headed for St kins, the larrup- ORLANDO, , Outfielder Fla. Augustine, today with a new Bronfield's team: W NEW YORK, Mar. 12 UP)-to renew Madtgan's contract when hero In their midst dapper, lng lightweight George Case Is. looking forward to mus School Player Position from Sweetwathe start of Washington's cxhlbl KANSAS CITY, Mar. 12 UP) Ralph Vaughn Southern California Laffoon, the golfer, who had a run It expires March 31, 1941, and an- tached Lloyd Mangrum, a Forward ter, Texas, had tlon program to test his throwing Both Southwestern College of Win- who rapped out an eagle Bill Hapac Illinois of bad luck, has done a Forward nounced the decision In telegrams Just George Glamack arm which waa Injured last season, Center North Carolina up $230,000 In In dispatched to newspapers. There three on the last hole to win the and cleaned field, Kas., Diego, San Calif, and Bobby Moers Tippy Larkln, Guard He Is slated to play center field Texas vestments... Any Open. New York ten- after the board members vanished Thomaaville $3,000 Guard Oklahoma A&M and Uncle Mike regularly if the mysterious Injury State, the Kansans' victim In that JessRenlck The slender young assistant pro n nis you writer old wanted give will to him Bill tell a shot at the to his arm heals. far as Interviewers were con from Oak Park, 111, didn't have to hectic 32 to 31 final a year ago, Frank Carswell, Rice, a Junior who has rated honors still Is as good as any in the cerned. make their debuts in the national as a guard for the past two seasons landed a berth on the second team have the eagle to win. A birdie title held by Lou Ambers, who Is DUROCHER TO GO TO Intercollegiate basketball tourna while Virgil Wllkerson, Southern Methodist, was placed on the third business for one set Madlgan, who came to St Mary's would have done, although a par managed by M. Armand. BAT FOR CAMILLI string. ment tonight. In 1921 when the college had 71 stu- would have left him In a snarl In the upper left pocket, he care Maybe CLEARWATER, Fla, The coast team opens against dents, likewise could not be reach with Open Champion Byron Nelson fully President Larry MacPhall figures East John Adams, Arkansas, Banks McFadden, Clemson, Joe Jackson, BASEBALL SHOWER: placed Arturo Godoy, the runner-up- . Ada, Toledo, Okla, of State Ohio, Central ed. of the Kolloway, When Don rookie New Mexico A&M, and Pete Creasy, Baylor, gained honorable menho can get along without Dolph heavyweight, who Is also In the top pocketed Mangrum tangle Moundbuilders $700 and the with tho Murpty, Philip J. of chairman tion. Camllli, the Brooklyn Dodgers' Loras college second sacker, left to Join the of Dubuque, la. Eight the St Mary's board of athletic money by joining up rounds of 68, Weill corral. holdout first baseman, but ManWhite Sox, tho home town folk control, announced the body not 08 and 67 for a games 203, 13 unare round scheduled first Intra-SquNow Arturo fought Joo Louis n ad ager Leo Durocher apparently out at Blue Island, IU, really only voted to end Madtgan's serv- der the Glen Arveh par. afternoon and tonight few weeks back and went 13 wants to get him in uniform. After this Nelson carded for rounds with the bomber.- laid It on thick... They gave him ices, but that he would not coach an hour-lon- g discussion failed to Monday's first round scores: Tarkio, Mo., College 54, Holbrook Since that time. Uncle Mike said two traveling bags, two pen and the 1940 team either In spring prac- $400 second money. bring MacPhail over to his side, College, Manchester, Ohio, 37. tice or during the fall season. he wasn't contemplating a. return Dolph talked to Durocher a while pencil sets, two billfolds, trunk a University, St. Paul, Hamllne Big Spring's Alton Bostick had The spring practice will be han match for Godoy with the bomber. and the manager remarked, "I'm Minn., clock, a military kit, six dozen dled by Norman P. "Red" Strader, Wholesale Turnover 47, Pacific University, For himself quite a time in the secThe general belief Is that it wasn't going to bat for Dolph soon as I est Grove, Ore., 26. ties and a Bible. assistant mentor, mentioned In PITTSBURGH, Mar. 12 UP) The Mike so much as Louis and his get back to tho hotel." football game East Texas State, Commerce, 49, ond closedd the Texas some quarters as a poslsble succes-s- o front office thinks the Pittsburgh fistic "family" who wanted no university that (Wis.) 39. Ripon College Personals: Gene Tunney Is out BOSTON SKIPPER GOES TO to the retiring coach. spring drills fotballers' at Austin might have established a more of the South American way. of 47, the hospital Kas., Teachers Pittsburgh, and will be on the Speculation surrounding the Pirates BED WITH HEAVY COLD St last week. record of changes So, with Ambers In demand. for Ind, celebrity program College, Collegeville, Joseph Thursday night board's action centered on the made by tho number SARASOTA, Fla. Before taking He "Mavericks" paced league major baseball Weill figured he and Mike could a the ...Barney 26. Ross has turned down a health of Madlgan, who has been club his heavy cold to bed, Manager Joe get together. upset to a (fourth stringers) single year. a within job as promoter Chicago at Oklahoma Cronln of the Boston Red Sox orthe State, HI several months with a stomach Southeastern "Sure, I'll give you Ambers for of the 1939 campaign, Since start . . arena. gave Mike Jacobs dered his aides to work the regu- Durant, S3, Louisiana State Nor victory over the "Steers" (third Joe ailment and the fact St. Mary's LOS ANGELES, Mar. 12 UP) a May 10 or May 17 fight with Jen pass stringers), tossing a new acquired Buca have the a Louis . television a . set. lars as a unit in today's sessions. mal, Natchitoches, 27. 1939 Notre season was somewhat dismal. days of the gallant 3 jrc'nr kins," M. Armand offered, "but I to Howard Corbett for the initial Dame has invited Billy Conn to The Gaels won three games, lost manager, 18 new players, two new want Louis for a fight As a result Doc Cramer will take Glenville, W. Va. State 60, SeablsC"" ended. this sumMaverick score in the first coaches and four now scouts. The help over his center field berth and Jim Wayne, Neb., Teachers 38. In an officiate box Intramural four and tied one. Ho ran W last, and greatest, new players represent more than mer with Godoy." lng tournament Taber will return to third base. West Texas State, Canyon, 60, Reports that Madlgan might halif tho active Pirates on the presrace when he captured the $100,000 This was a new one on Uncle Northern State Teachers, Aberdeen withdraw from the coaching pic- ent training After Bostick booted the extra Santa Anita handicap March 2. Mike, but he told Weill he was al ship. BARNES OFFERS TO MAKE HEADLINE HEADLINERS: ' point (S Dak)) 62. ture to an operation and submit ways willing to trade When It from placement, the Mavs A brief, but formal, announce' TRADE FOR A CATCHER The Atlanta Constitution headed Appalachian State, Boone, N. counted again when Fritz Lobprles ment yesterday by wealthy Charles a story of how Joe M'Carthy will have been current for some time. couldn't do any harm to the Jacobs' Catching al 43, Bemidjl, Minn., Teachers 34. SAN ANTONIO was downed in the end zone lor a S. Howard, the owner, wrote finis handle his screwball twins Gomez pocketbook. REP. MANSFIELD 8o the report went ready appears to be one of the St safety before Roy Dale McKay to the career of this turf idol. Sea- - and Grlssom around that Ambers and JCnklns Louis Browns' major weaknesses "Taming HAS of the OPERATION could lead the Steers to their one biscuit he said, will race no more. Screws". ..And a bright chap on would get together In May, and this season. President Donald Seven years old, courageous con and only score in the third period that Godoy would have his chanco Barnes wants to trade holdout Joe WASHINGTON, Mar. 12. UP) tag Globe the Louis Democrat St 80 once races; tenderln more than at the head man In July. Glenn, whose offered stipend is go Representative Mansfield The Mavs almost scored again an Ignored workhorse claimed for ged a picture of the world's ugliest ing down instead of up, for Frank TYLER, Mar. 12 UB Tyler Jun chairman of tho house rivers and In the fourth heat when C. W. a mere $7,500, now the greatest all- - wrestler, Maurice Tlllet (the An Pytlak of Cleveland or Frank undorwent a gel), "a leftover from the stone ior college and John Tarlcton col harbors cqmmlttce, pass Kelly, Intercepted end, a on money In time history winner the lege of Stephcnvlllo will clash here bladder operation today In Naval rtayes or Philadelphia, but apparage." by B. raced thrown 12. UP) and GREENVILLE, Patrick Mar. once sport; of the thought through, ently it's no deal. The Browns' tomorrow night In the opening hospital. teams have been bracketed 33 yards down to the Steers' five then victor in a dramatic comeOne reason there'll be no night game of the Texas Junior collego Bruco Mansfield, son of the'legls- other receivers are Sam Harshany Sixteen AAU basketball tour was yard where stripe tackled state he for the back once that thrilled nation; the hall nt the Yankee stadium soon championship. lator, snld his father appeared In CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Mar. 12 and Bob Swift. nament for high school girls be' from behind. a plater, now a king that is the Is that It will cost $230,000 to basketball They play a second game at good condition nfter the operation UP) Tho National Association of ginning here tomorrow. story of Seabiscuit. Now he'll Weaver, famous trainer of the Stephcnvlllo but that It probably would be about Baseball Scorers, sponsored by the Friday night Wayside, winner last week of the Alton, who will be a sophomore graze on his master's California light the joint... Dr. Harrison Tyler and Tarlcton are undefeat four or five days before a crisis National Scml-Pr- o Baseball Con state high school girls tournament next term, reports for baseball ranth, far from tho turf wars. play-ofCardinals, was called In to min- ed In the round-robi- n Last would be reached. gress, nnnounccd today that 48 In practice soon. In that sport he Seabiscuit, at Waco; Millergrove, runner-u- p said Mr. Howard to an ailing athlete 14 years night Tyler eliminated Lee Junior recongressman ister Tho get to enough to develop well hopes statowido associations would be ' simply, has earned retirement His ugo last year's AAU meet; Mt Pisgah, and has been there ever college of Goose Creek with a 5 ceived a blood transfusion yester established to Improve the scoring purse winning record of $437,740 an East Texas power; Sulphur a chance in professional ball. since. Twice a year he goes back victory. Each team defeated Lee day to hulld up his strength In of baseball games. will stand until another, but never to Bluff, Bonham, Bailey and Point preparation for the operation. his old office In Columbus Just college twice. Local kite flyers have been ask- will contend with the best in Hunt EXHIBITION RESULTS Wirt Gammon, sports editor of a more gallant, champion comes to pick up his mall. ed to seek wide open spaces in county. the Chattanooga Times and head along. By the Associated Press which to enjoy this pastime, to of tho scoring association, suld Games will be played in three TODAY'S GUEST STAR: At St. Petersburg, Fla. New avoid any danger of getting their gymnasiums more than 2,000 persons would be Wolf City, Quinlan York (N) 6, St Louis (N) 3. 80 Lynn C. Doyle, Philadelphia Eve kites tangled in the electric wires. and Greenville. identified with the association ning Bulletin: "A Miami Beach At Tampa, Fla. New York (A) In addition to losing a kite, there which la seeking to standardize seapatrons 8, Cincinnati (N) 7. its hotel the informs is a possibility that someone may scoring. son will last until June 1 this year At Anaheim, Calif. Philadelphia Notes of work and fellowship be Injured, according to C, S. ROMANCE RENEWED .Name us seven American league (A) 14, Los Angeles (PC) 13. were sounded at tho First Baptist FORSAN, Mar. 12 Five of seven tcr, Warren Quails, forward, Floyd Blomshteld, manager of the Texas FOR NINTH YEAR clubs who have the same hunch.1 players Today's schedule: who gained awards at For- Griffin, guard, and James Gardner, FEE'S TOO MUCH Brotherhood meeting which drew Electric Service company. He deLouis (N) 89 men to Petersburg At St St san high school the past season forward. the church basement clared that each year a number of CARLSBAD, N. M., Mar. 12. UP) vs. Cincinnati (N). HORNELL, N. Y Mar. 12 UP) will be eligible to play basketball In winning 20 of 81 games dur Monday evening. children are Injured, some fatally, Married for the ninth time, Mr. SANTONE WOMEN Fla. Brooklyn At Clearwater, Howard county school ing the season, tho Buffs succeeded A young couple walked up to City squth at the justice peace, of John Ratllff, by accidents resulting from flying and Mrs. Jack Allen Rutherford of (N) vs. Detroit (A). In outscorlng the opposition, 699- - Clerk Jay I. Nesblt and offered again next season. said that one of the most impor- FATALLY STABBED kites into electric wires, and urged San Angelo were on another honeyAt Anaheim Philadelphia (A) tant things $1.23 for a marriage license. com 654. team The members of the In life was work. "Happarents to see that their children moon today. UP) 12. ANTONIO, peting their eligibility are Tommy won the county, title Bisons The py is the man who has the proper SANHazel Updike, Mar. Informed the feo was $1.63, the fly 'kites away from wires. If a kite 'We always get married again 32, was found, McDonald, forward, and Vard by defeating the Coahoma Bulldogs youth Mrs. pocketed his money and relationship with God, who Is con- dead Bhould become entangled, the elec- and take another wedding trip STRIKE THREATENED numerous slashes and Cowley, center. with but were said:' In defeated the first cerned and who does about others tric company will send a trained on our anniversary," Rutherford body wounds early in her stab MEXICO CITY, Mar. 12 UP) Others honored were Kenneth round of tho district tournament "It's too much. I guess we'll his work with all his might" man to remove it If it is possible chuckled when the county clerk is- The Wrestlers' Union almost ev llff also held up good habits Rat Cowley, guard, J. R. Smith, cen- - by Sweetwater's Mustangs. wait." to do so. and Earlier, a sued them a license. "Some folks erybody Is organized In Mexico man called said that again the relationship police and informed them of her Blomshield listed four "don't" think it's silly, but we get a kick has threatened a strike at the with God Influenced this matter. out of It." for kite flyers: Arena Mexico, the republic's prin- Men today are more willing to lis death. He was taken into custody Don't fly kites near electric and made a statement saying Mrs. cipal sports center. ten to the will of God If they are Updike's death was the culmination wires. management DIES Unless arena's the put to work, he of a quarrel that had arisen when but enlisted and Don't fly kites with wire Instead PRESIDIO, Mar. 12. UP) O. W. signs a collective labor contract, believed. of string. he informed her he was leaving 02, longtime Pulllam, of resident Informed federal union the the Impromptu an talk, H. P. San Antonio for Atlanta, Go. Don't make kite frames of metal southwest Texas, died here yester conciliation board, a strike will In privi Steck reviewed American or wire. day. He had been a Texas rongeV, "burst out" next Saturday at 3 p. leges of freedom of worship, as Don't use sticks or climb poles to Indian fighter and rancher. 'm. sharp. sembly, speech, press and opportu get kites off the wires. nity and cited the responsibility of Electric company representatives FRANCIS CLOVER AND ED SIMMS rehabilitation resting upon the U.S. will visit schools and give further when present European wars ore Information on how to use care In DOCK AT PRINCE ALBERT... UP) The ad LONDON, Mar. 12 over. flying kites. Other brief talks were made by mlralty announced today that the Rev. Gus Elrod, Roscoe; Rev. C. E. German steamer Hannover, set XQTAE WIND COME WAVES, TRAWJLER S SUNK Lancaster, pastor of the church, afire and abandoned by her crew Yank pitchers, who spoke of the need of fellow whe'n Intercepted by a British war. By GAYLE TALBOT the second-lin- e The has 7, ship Rico UP) off LONDON. Mar, 12. UP) March Puerto Those baffled the Reds In the late THAT PRINCE ALBERT CRIMP TAMPA, Fla., Mar. 2 ship, J. II. Greene, brotherhood MIU,RICH-TASTI- N' trawler Halifax waa sunk in the of us who wondered last fall how president, and Alvln Allison, Level- - been salvaged and towed to port prize. LETS as a CUT North Sea today from an unex long the Cincinnati Reds and New $TAVS A land, Rev. E. E. Mason, pastor of SMOKESJOO, (The Dominican government sugplained cause, Its crew of nine be- - York Yankees could have gone on In two Interviews with this cor- the West Side Baptist church, re lFELLOW ROLL 'EM FAST,$UCKL ing rescued f by a sister ship, the playing the world series before the respondent up to now, Manager ported that bis church's building gested yesterday that the Amer.Ipswich. Reds won a game had the ques- McCarthy has yet to say anything fund had reached a total of 41,097. ican republics protest the case as PRICE IS RIGHT! .The B,760Hon British freighter tion partially answered, at least worth repeating. He knows he has Entertainment, planned by E. B. a violation ot the of Clan Stuart founded In the English when the champs poured It on one of the great t.ll clubs the Crabtree, consisted of the West neutrality zone. Thirty-seve- n RoWa mtoHg with P. A- .- Says Frond channel last night after colliding again In an exhibition battle here game has seen, and ladles out none Texans Mrs. R, E. Blount, Mrs. the Hannover's crew reached to partner EdSimm(ri7if ) t Glover Trujillo, the Dominican of the oil about how his club with another ship. The crew of 73 yesterday, 8 to 7. W boatmen like real body in our smokes) Frank Gibson and Ruby Bell and Ciudad was rescued. That made It five In a row for might possibly win, with luck. He the Center Point Serenaders, com capital. In boats, and 60 others end that's Prince Albert. And no tongue Another shipping casualty was Joe McCarthy's mighty crew over Is the one manager with no worry posed of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Tur were believed taken prisoner.) scraping. It's a comfort and a oy to smell The admiralty's report on the Greek steamer Nlrltos, the National leaguers, and they for his $35,000 job. the 3,854-to- n nix ana As for the Reds, they aren't do- ner, Jioyie ana Hannover .was Included in Its that rich Prince Albert aromal" (So uty which struck a mine and was gaVe the impression they could win n worren. weekly review of shipping losses, beached on the southeast coast yes- whenever they pleased. They still ing so good. 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Company FOR SALE: Good Income proper $5 and Up to ty; residence; brick busiAuditor apartment; ness bldg.; Texas Employed District office n....9BS.M all rented for S103X0 ccr month. County office bu3k...1&0' SEND your laundry work to Big bargain. 1009 A call or Write at People Spring Launary. never loo coia Freelact office) .......810.00, Main St for ua to wash. Phone tj. ...... City office Oil Lands & Leases WE HAVE taken over the Shan No security or endorsers. CLOSING HOURS non rooming and boarding; bouse. FOR BALE: 80 acre oil lease near Money advanced for Car Li11 KM. '. ' Subject io City Election, April Snd, Try our meals and special SunRtehards-Shafe- r Week Days well at $4.00 per cense and bills! 4P.M. Saturday ' day dinners. Service Is out mot ' 194a acre for limited time. C. E. Barpoo. none tsc to, Kunneis ker. 1209 Ft Worth Natl Build ill For City CommlMloai Telephone "Classified" 928 er 729 ing, Ft Worth. Texas. ANTIQUES : See us for period fur ?L V. JONES s up xirst-ciasana niture frames JED HFJUtTT.Ii Wanted to Buy holstering. Full line of samples jr. c. O. Furniture K. from. SMALL select business in Big Spring. to B. B. 3tAVKN8 Shop. 807 W. 4th Bt Phone 6592. Address Box XAM, Herald Office. FOR RENT FINANCIAL CLUB birthday dance author-kn- il PRINCESS. HKRATJ) la DAILY tc-The and weddine at AUTOMOTIVE Apartments Business Opportunities e Io announce tho following can dance every Wed- tilght u p. ra. nesaay iu x WANTED a man or woman to buy ONE, 2 or mgni irom didates, subject to the Democratsc apart Trailers, Trailer Houses furnished a. m. String Band; admission J. IL Ward, Mgr. half Interest in small cafe and ments, camp Coleman. Phono 01. FOR SALE: 16 Primary la July. 19t0 House 26c. ft Shelbofeatures; loca Good 406 Petroleum Bldg. serve. to put In beer all built-i- n Trailer; sjox jvu, on rooms; apart REDUCED rates Big rhone 721 spring. Answer tion. Business Services 10th District! good tires; 1285.00. See O. L. Mat rv. ments, suwart Hotel, 310 AusHerald. Texas. Cash. thew, INSURANCE Ira, BRISTOW tin. C. L. HARRIS of Dickens Coun TATE Phone 1230 Petroleum Bide. ty SALE:' Housa trailer; mod FOR SALE j - room furnished apart FOR THREE ern; good condition; built-i- n fixFURNITURE repairing. Phone 60. loSta.te' DUtrlct garage; ment; private 80th Senator, bath; 401 E. tures; $200 cash. Apply 1403 West For Rix Furniture Exchange, EL NORTE Household Goods cated 410 W. 6th. See Mrs. Kate 2nd Street H. L. Bormvell. Second. ALVIN ALLISON 404 Telephone Goliad. GUmour, Original Mexican Cafe The MARSHALL FORMBY A SINGLE hemstitching machine; Woman's Column 543. FINEST MEXICAN FOODS condition, aiso good In At Reasonable Prices SPENCER Corsets 'provide relief For State Representative 15U Main. Phone 1482. TWO-roofurnished apartment; Day Special Served Cleanly from backache, headache, nerDiet Legislative District: 1110 paid. Apply Main, bills all constipaIndigestion, 603 vousness, Northwest 4th Street FIRESTONE slightly scratched Apt 2 or call 340. DOIISEY B. IIABDEMAN Service Radio tion; poor circulation when causValentine De Anda, Prop. new 1939 model radios, bargain 22 Years In Big Spring ed by poor posture or sagging orW.95 up. Use Firestone ONE prices; 1 For DUtrlct Attorney: furnish and Good Until This Offer gans. Call Mrs. Ethel Sewell, easy budget payment plan; 50c ed apartments; electrio refrig(TOth, Judicial Dlst) opencer corseteer. rnono aie-April 1st down and 60o week. .Hurry while eration; garage; no children. WDONALD MARTI they last Call 1383. Mrs. Amos R. Wood. UNDERWOOD EMPLOYMENT Your Radio Cleaned, Check1104 East 12th. For County-JudgROOFING COMPANY Miscellaneous Help Wanted Female Tuned! Pick ed, and Tested WALTON .MORRISON THREE -- room furnished apart up roofs, composition shin"OBOVEB B. CUNNINGHAM REPRESENTATIVE for a good NEW 89 Plato Excen Batteries; ment; no bills paid; located at Up and Delivery ft Built f gles. Let Underwood have your ruuy guaranteed. 305 East 8th. Call 188, or apply at Service for line of cosmetics, nationally adver J2.98 exchange; afleOU roof troubles No down payment For Sheriff: tised: experience unnecessary; Griffin Service Store. Fifth and 711 Johnson. S yrs. to pay CaH 1504 for free we train. Address Mrs. Vess Scurry. Repair Extra. Micraate. JESS SLAUGHTER Tubes and Paris, Driskell, Hilton Hotel, Lubbock, apart- - Try our Radio Service Department one -- room FURNISHED R. L. (BOB) WOLF plates BUY your 1940 auto Ucense Texas.. ments. C10 Gregg. We wUl treat you fair. ROWAN SETTLES on our easy payment pian; mau THREE-rooMclvtn E. Boatman, Technician TANKER SUNK WANTED an experienced, well apartment; nicety monthly payment; small For DUtrlct Clerk: educated stenographer; must down refrigeration; and Manager of Service Dept for THE HAGUE, Mar. 12 (A3) The Firestone Auto furnished; electriogarage. have A-- l references. Call Room Installments. 211 W. ne past three years. private bath and MORRIS (PAT) PATTERSON call or Netherlands tanker Eulota, 8,236 Scores, Service A Supply 220, Crawford Hotel. 21st St Phone 1241, or see Paul HUGH W. DUNAGAN tons, was sunk by an explosion Darrow, Douglass Barber Shop, Household LADY COOK for the Round Top Gibson H. CORLEY J. last night near the south coast of cheap. ' BUNDLE Higcrla for sale Cafe. 2405 South Scurry. H. H. (HUB) RUTHERFOBD England but hsr owners were ad' apartment two 1 Appliance See A. L. Clybum. Knott Texas. ONE J. D. (DEE) PURSER vised today that the entire crew of FINANCIAL apartments; aajoimng room 114 East 3rd Street JOE B. HARRISON BUY 42 was rescued by a BrltUh war TO Frlgidah-es- ; WANTED 6 a to IS baths; C. T. (TRUETT) DeVANEY Business Opportunities- ship. week: close in: bUU paid. 60S Miscellaneous JOHNNIE NALL Main. Telephone 1529. clean, good paying, FOR SALE permanent business : small WANTED: Windmill without tow KINO apartments; modern; one For County Clerk: er: must be reasoname. rnone three-rooamount of cash handles It InLEAVE 'EM HOME 8 new atLEE PORTER 1031. vestigate. U09U W. Srd. apartments; bills REFRIGERATION tractive WHERE THEY LIE r: paid. 804 Johnson. For Tax BARGAINS WOLCOTT JOHN F. THREE room furnUhed apart- Reconditioned Used RefrigeraB. L. (LEE) WARREN ment and garage; private bath. 606 Lancaster; owner A. N. tors with Service Guarantee for !'' For County Attorney: Stephens. Sale at Bargain Prices. J4.08 per r JOB FAUCETT month, UPSTAIRS furnished three-rooGEORGE Tf THOMAS apartment! ..private entrance: Carrfirronr couple 411 only; Lancaster. For County Treasurer: Phone 12L Home Appliances A CRAWFORDSVILLE,, Ind., Mar, NEW YORK, Mar. 12 Iff) MRS, IDA COLLINS "Frigldalre" Judge whose voice broke' with 12 Iff) A young married man ac- -i APARTMENT with 2 nice rooms 213 West Srd St For Commissioner, Precinct No, (Z; anger denounced as "a dirty bum' cused of the sex killing of a pretty and bath; always hot and cold Phone 123 electrio refrigerator; water; .J. T. M. ROBINSON jail girl, very close In; broke couple convenient; farm who boxer a Canadian ROY WILLIAMS here last night, in keeping with only. Call at 410 Johnson. J. E. (EBJtBROWNil bad just been convicted of TWO-roofurnUhed apartment; manslaughter in the fatal his own prediction, but less than C T. McCAULEY sur Hear private bath; utilities paid; lobludgeoning of Dr. Walter R. four and a half hours later come J. L. W. COLEMAN cated at 1800 Scurry Street For Engclberg, German consular at rendered, saying, Tve Just B. (CLAUD) HARLAND Information call at small house to myself." Lewis, EMMETT GRANTHAM tache. at the rear. Thomas Allen Boys, z, awaiting jury, which had heard coun The Fracture of Uie Spine (Con. e murder UNFURNISHED apartment for For Commissioner, Precinct No. 2: sel for Ernest Kehler contend he trial on a Washington's Ace News ComUntied) LeaTO 'Em Where They rent; 3 rooms and bath; 325 a Elizabeth T. C. THOMAS mentator . , . every Tuesday beat Dr. Engelberg to death Dec. charge in the death of Lie Treat Shock month. 609 Main. Phone 394 after 6 p. m. IL T. (TIIAD) HALE Thursday, and 5 after the latter made immoral DeBrulcker. told the Montgomery you tell If there Is an How can 5 o'clock. A. W. (ARCIHE) THOMPSON advances in his Brooklyn home, county night Jailer Sunday, "to Injury to the back? You by to Brought apartment; W. E. HARRIOTT in Jan. FURNISHED By complaint of pain at the reached its verdict last night in morrow will be my last day closet; private .bath; In- Late yesterday Harry Anderson, , large place that Is hurt. hours and 14 minutes. 1003 quire apartment See Main. For Commissioner, Precinct No. 8: sixThe taking NATIONAL was day jailer, FIRST How can you tell It this injury boxer, who was caught in south side brown house in rear: J. S. (JIM) WINSLOW cell from Is severe or If there Is a fracture? BANK Toronto twS weeks after the kill- Boys to his second-floo- r only. Phone 1309. adults DENVER IL YATES prisoner You cannot; unless ths spjnal ing, stood frowning as County the basement where the BURNIS i. rETTY Garage Apartments cord that carries ths nerves Is InIn Big Spring bathed. had Judge congrat Peter J. Brancato A. J. (ARTHUR) STALLINGS jured; even a' doctor cannot tell Suddenly, he said, Boys kicked rwo-rooulated the Jury for Its "absolutely garage apartment; hot CLOVTS E. McDANIEL without examination wheth groin, beat him with n water; the him in fair" verdict refrigeration; electric and then remarked W. C. (DILL) EVERETT er there has been a fracture (brokhe had snatched up large closets. Also broomstick furheatedly: (PANCIIO) en bone) or not. L. RAYMOND nished house. Bills paid on both. WEEK'S OIL OUTJUT "But the defendant Is a shrewd and, trampling him, ran down Can you tell If ths spinal cord is NALL clever Individual and showed It by stairs and out the front door. The Phone 602. Call 710 East Third. SHOWS AN INCREASE Injured? to catch. had failed spring lock Bedrooms Yes; the patient Is paralyzed and For Commissioner, Precinct No. 4: slipping in his defense of intoxica tion. He was ho more drunk than Soon after 9 o'clock, Boys knock- BEDROOMS UP) AKIN SIMPSON cannot movo his legs because when for gentlemen; close TULSA, Okla., Mar. 12 Stanford, door of Louis ed the at you L" or ED J. CARPENTER in; board If desired. 706 Johnson. Dally crude oil production in the ths cord Is cruahed there Is no once assistant postmaster, and Looking down at the GLASS GLENN function (motion) below the sits furnished rooms reason United States increased 21,398 barNICELY two-insaid: figure Injury. before him, the E. H. FUQUA able; hot and cold water In each rels to 3326,363 for the week end- of TnEAT "Will you please call the police? Judge continued: room; gentlemen only. 110 S. ed March 9, the Oil and Gas Jour- What mustSHOCK! you do when the In"What in thunder made this man I've just come to myself." For Justice of Peace Precinct No nal said today. 1: jured person complains of psln Io kill? Was It sex? I doubt 1L He In a pocket Boys carried a Goliad Street 13,200 up was flow Oklahoma's the back? is just a cheap bum. Only two safety raxor, blades and a note DESIRABLE front bedroom; prl J. 8. NABORS Louisiana, 1,528 to LEAVE men in the world knew what real- saying, "notify my wife, 111 never vato entrance; close In; gentle to 426350; U LIB! J. W. JACKSON to 29,850 615,100; California, men 1624. preferred. Call Keep him lying stretched out, ly happened in that room, and one be taken alive. W. E. (WALTER) GRICE 3,250 to 108,250; Illieastern fields, on flat his back. NICELY furnished room adjoining Is dead This man Is lucky he was LOUIS A. COFFEY What would happen If you tried rates reasonable. 608 nois, 10,193 to 414,670, and Michibath; not convicted of a hlKher deeree. NEWTON ROBINSON gan, 681 to 64,558. FACES SENTENCE to Washington move 930. him, or If you tried to sit Blvd. Phone Kehler may receive up to 20 East Texas production declined him up or put him In an For Constable: years in prison when sentenced sleeping rooms; CLEAN" heat; hot James Anderson, sentenced to and cold water; close In; 33.00 86,000 to 398,000; all Texas, 24,404 CARL MERCER later. two years for felony theft In Dalto 1,472,535; Kansas, 3,400 to If one of ths round bodies has up. Best Yet Hotel, 108 Nolan. J. F. (JIM) CRENSHAW las, was returned here Monday and the Rocky Mountain area, been broken, it wjtl slip backward bedroom; summer rates. 204 850 to 87,590. BACK FROM TULSA evening by Sheriff Joss Slaughter NICE when you sit him up; he will fold jonnson. r! like a jacknlf whers the bone Is to await imposition of a INJUNCTION ISSUED Harold Lytle, R. T. Lytle, J. M. sentence, suspended previously by BEDROOM for genUemen, private broken, which will crush the Lytle and Mitchell Hnni, i,.,. the court, by DUtrlct Judge Cecil TO HALT FLOODING entrance, adjoining bath. 1406 Dies Committee To spinal cord. re Main St Call Thornton 1144 returned from a regional meeting Collings. What happens then? OF NEW BASIN 5 p. m. or 1844 after 6 p. m. Testimony. You, in your effort and excitebnttpr'HoM . T.,1. Anderson was given the suspend Of Penal-Col- a ment sa, Okla., last week. At the parley ed term here on a car theft count SOUTHEAST bedroom for rent; and hurry to do something, PAL OPINTO, Mar. 12 UP) 'Spy' From A have private entrance; only. srushed bis spinal cord and men Landowners seeking pay for prop- mcy neara pians discussed for the so p. paralyzed 6 va. TelePlease call after him for life. The MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Mar. IS. automobile injury VISITING HERE erty Involved have secured a summer season. phone 1726-- J. CIO RunneU. did not crush ep. Martin Dies his cord BUT YOU DID. temporary injunction restraining FLU Houses Russell Sparenburg, Austin, U VICTIMS DIE planned to close the Florida phase You can prove this by a man the Brazos River DUtrlct AuthorvUltlng with hU aunt Mrs. Delia investigation being able io more his lees when unfurnished of his LONDON. Mar. 12. UP) Th. In. AgnelL for a few days while here MODERN ity and the contractors from closhouse; conveniences. Phone 167. today to hurry back to Washing he Is first hurt, who U not able to ton, where it was unofficially re? move them after being folded into ing holes in Possum Kingdom' dam fluenza epidemic in England and checking damage to the Sparen- - FTVE-roomodern waies caused 125 deaths in the burg building in department house; good location; unfurnished rea- ported an Important Russian spy a car. LEAVE HIM. FOR OOD'S rent and flooding the basin. week ending March 2. store fire last week. SAKE. LEAVE HIM LIEI until sonable; located 1808 Johnson had been taken Into custody, The Injunction specified that the Ths Miami Herald said it learned a stretcher can be brought and ha street Call 1066-- J or 754. authority must pay for the land by authoritatively that a man suppos- can be kept lying flat until ha U agreement or condemnation proDuplex Apartments edly heading "a soviet spy ring" in In the hospital, ceedings before letting the water Crushing the spinal cord U like THREE-rooduplex, .furnUhed ths united States bad been appre- mashing into the basin. ' a banana without break- -, Phone 187. hended and' would be taken before ing Work, involving other of the the skin and It U just as easy 8IX-roounfurnished duplex; dou the congressional committee on un- - to do. damtwlll not bs halted. IL D. Col . ble garage: want to rent to one American activities, prooabiy lins 'of Temple, treasurer controller Leave lis keep blm flat on party. Party can sub-repart Dies is chairman of tbs com hU back him WASHINGTON, Mar. 11 OP) or abroad, and also her foreign or the district announced. quiet TREAT SHOCK, Q. ex. C. Potts, loov Mala Bee mittee. CoUta said 164 of the 181 tracts Many hundreds of American wom- credits such as bank or building as What if he says hU back does pt land- la the project bad been en room' duplex; private The Herald said the agent en sot hurt him much? sociation deposits In the United THREE married to foreigners and liv States. bath; nicely furnished: located tered the United States through Leave him lis keep him acquired without contest ing abroad have been caught by the la return she receives payment .4'aaa Bt.... ttKar Miama, by way of Cuba. Two Amer- Ton don't know whether a flat AA4KTV Mb W UlVgg, rWIUO Legion officials, James Barney ican weeping laws of 'belligerent and at the full market value and at has been broken or not; If and H. Frost Bailey, told Dies t is and you Jscknlfs.hlm, 100 per neutral nations alike requiring the full rate .of exchange In the esnt of .aliens gathered had In Cuba the Urn you. will paralyse citizens to list or surreunder their currency of her husband's, coun ATTENTION with' the Intention of making their him and cripple him for life, foreign securities. try. The governments liquidate assemble all your bUU at one BOYg AND GD1LSI Leave him lis flat" on hU back way Into this' 'country. place.,, All the allies, Including the Brlt-- the holding to obtain credits 'in the want to Ifnow where the leak - TOEAT SHOCK, un dominions, nave promulgated United States and euewhere, . $1M to $2,506 WUi a Bras New HiM A broken boat In the back eaa I In four frontiers.' said the oon- such laws. Germany, and some Under .United State law, an Mcrefe for that imrpesa. gressman, They must have some gat well Ilka asy .other bona la the Up to Year t Repay neutrals like Italy, had them in ef Americas woman married to 'a for-Vaughn's Freak Bread way Brio witaoui any damage. A good, reason to, think they can get bwOattfsinjlttiaTi fect a xew year Before ma war etgaer keeps her United States Vmww 4a aTaavi AAasM. iilmiinlitls In,, for the '.quota has been up for crushed cord sever gets well sad esrtBssjBjsjBTSjVsB Mt asJSrajErsi Began. ctuseasBip. U ,ths an paralysed for Ufa, ENTER CONTEST TOBAYl renona. Ml Other io years, . Is European countries, a .foreign Ths value of American securities KEEP HIM FLAtLBAVB OaMssBBsAMl '.'.I ii' " Cleaes Meh sW Baarrled to eke ef their wobmb by now Kj credits held and American LIB D0NT MOVB HIM Ml YnU )lAPMy rfl UMTII, KB IB nVKB uinnir ) MeBals.aeBBlref a4. eWaenshlp and wosie swrrled to foreigners la af r- VAUGHN'S SWEBT FRENCH M9 yWf ' U swfcjact to the laws t hU coun- fected countries ha sever been W6RUN, Mar. 12. W--The Qer bT1bI bayJUU KaifMBBaBBfsABBt S802 try. MM ! required to list er turn eoesfHttad, but offlclaU here beHave JaVVHsnlsv JHKnsslaTaraSMiW Vw bus Jtfffc eoBMuad asnouaced toSi. ever to those sovernweaU her for- it runs tale sassy theusasat 4 Ph. Vm Mi Haaails day that a French plese was abet eign seourHUs, whether bM there IteUars. ews sa we. advance.

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3, C. Moore, alias Douglas La- vere, an escapse from the, San An- geto jaii, was recaptured Here Monday evening by members of the sheriff's department Tuesday complaints of passing a about 9b, and J. Copper-salt- b. forged Instrument and. theft by Hutto, as, both stationed at the bailee were lodged against bin by Houston recruiting offices. They tna aeparunenu were snot ta tna abdomen ana war beaten ever the head. TAKINQ TB8TS ChKlff Claud Mitchell said the sbeoUas; was doae by a resident of Dr. E..CI. LeUay, ehemUt fer the Reans Prairie la Crimes county. motor fuels division of the state Officers had net found' him. was comptroller's department, here running testa on locaHy fatar- Jcstea petroleum products. PATROL AJKBUSIIED

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case, commitments to the home for eight other Hants county patients will be held up. LEAVES HOSPITAL Mis. C. F. Ingram, 904 Lancaster, was discharged from the Malone & Saturday, afHogan ter undergoing minor surgery. Cllnlc-Hoaplt-

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of Stanton transfusion Tuesday preparatory to a major operation to be performed Wednes day. Baby Janice Reynolds, old dftttgtttcr of Mr. and Mrs. li. D. Reynolds, 1102 2 Johnson street, underwent minor surgery Tuesday

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COAHOMA, Mar. 12 Plans for a three-da- y training school for scout leaders were completed at a meeting Monday night of the Men of the Churches organization. sponsor of troop No. 8 In Coahoma, Three council scout executives, S. P. Gaskln, Sweetwater, Stanley Mate, Odessa, and Jack Hodges, Big Spring, were on hand to com plete arrangements for the school and give those attending the meet ing a taste of the training pro gram. Brief talks were made by Rev. J, W. Price, George M. Boswell and Jack Hodges. Patrol leaders for the scouters

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W. G. Thomas of Ackerly is in ill from the hospital seriously heart trouble. He waa brought in Sunday. Bobby Joe Northcutt of Colorado son of Mr. and Mrs. City, J. E. Northcutt, Is In the hospital for medical treatment. Bennle White of Vincent, broth er of George White of this city, is in the hospital for treatment of pneumonia. T. J. Williams of near Knott is in the hospital for treatment of a broken leg sustained in an auto mobile accident Saturday night. y Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H of Midland, at the hospital March 8th, a son. son W. J. Sneed, Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sneed, 510

Thirty-fiv- e men attended the banquet which was served by the' Presbyterian Auxiliary. From Big, Spring J. Ed Brown, J S Wlnslow and Claud Wolf attended and Ed J. Carpenter came from State street,

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$15,017,000 appropiiatlon to contin in protesting to At ue work In western lirigatlon pro ris torney General Jackson against ar jects during the balance of the rests made by the in Detroit cuncnt fiscal ear was appropriat in connection wl h alleged recruit ed today by the senate ing for the Spanish Loyalist nimy Included in the total, carried in The proposed investigation, the the session's flist deficiency bill. committee said, will "provide a con was $1,017,000 for the Rio Grande gressional Inquiry useful to ascer- project in New Mexico and Texas tain, In the words of Senator NorThe Rio Grande fund already has ris x x x, 'Whether the legitimate received house approval, assuring rights and liberties of any of our ts retention In the measure when people have been frustrated and It goes to the piesldcnt for his denied,' and will be useful to pre signature. vent activities whether by public or private spy systems which 'are PROBES REPORT THAT going to bring into disrepute the methods of our entire system of PATIENT MISTREATED Jurisprudence,' and will help to in M. HOUSTON, Mar. 12. Ifft-D- r. sure that 'the activities of Its offi cials and officers (are) kept within I. Btown, superintendent of tho feeble minded at the bounds of civilized govern state home for

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to his home Tuesday. R. O. Williamson, employe of the Cage Brothers Construction company, who sustained an Injured shoulder when that member was caught Jn a rock crushing machine near Big Spring Fob. 23, was able to leave the hospital Tues day. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shockley of Knott, a daughter, at the hospital March 9.

UNDER TREATMENT W. A. Shcots, proprietor of tho Home Cafe, and residing at 1711 Johnson street, was admitted to tho Malone & Hogan Cllnlc-HoKILLS GIRL AND SELF pltal Saturday for medical treat IRONTON, Ohio, Mar. 12. UP) Constable Bert Mays, 28, shot to ment. death Elolse Roberts, Kltts Hill high school student, and Safety Minded Drivers for then killed himself at dawn today jour Protection. New cars In her bedroom. equipped with heaters for uoroncr w. W. r,ynd returned a your comfort. Call 299! verdict of murder and suicide. He said Mrs. Mays told him that her husband had been "running around" with the Roberts girl since last November. s-

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