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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Taje Eleven jtember 8, 1939 Here's How the State Fair Grounds Are Now Laid Out ator Taft The Maginot, Siegfried Lines Steel and Concrete Guard Borders Come Here Bandit, Four Pedestrians Shot by Store-Owner CHICAGO, Sept. 7 (INS) Four pedestrians were shot in West Chicago Thursday afternoon when Joseph Lochansky, shoe store owner, fired on a robber with a repeating shotgun, The robber, critically wounded, New Heat Wave Grips Mid-West Mercury Hits 100 at Chicago-1939 High 'ill Spend Night CHICAGO, Sept, 7 (Siz Albuquerque JTA FE, Sept. 7 IM Sen-obert Taft of Ohio, aspirant for the Repub- gave his name as John Gilmore, 30. The pedestrians who wer shot, none critically, were Evan-thia Itskalis, 10; Mrs. Jewell Gwodz, 29; Andrew Panosil, 42; and Steve Goshko, 20.

"fyjJi iican presidential Jj LiUllliuaiiull, nui By the Associated Press The elaborate fortifications which face each other on the French-German border, the Maginot and Siegfried Lines, have been built at a cost of several hundred million dollars. The Maginot line like the Siegfried, not a line at all but a series of forts and machine gun "pill boxes" cost almost as much as the Panama Canal, or some $400,000,000. The cost of the Siegfried Line is not known, but 500,000 men worked on it several months. Both systems are about 250 miles long. The Maginot forts, interspersed with machine gun nests, are underground cities, built on tiers with electric railways and elevators to haul personnel, ammunition and other sunolies.

Guns spend two clays in New Mexico late this month, National Committeeman Cyrus McCormick announced Thursday night. Senator Taft will arrive in Gallup on the 1 1 ii i i ni I 1 11 a 111" caya-sy I I I I I vctn ii I MUt Kt THACK. nzzn ,225 (ij Wl. A 'I I tint41 0 3 tswlrtittj I WMSTH'ANJ CNI.f. MB1 CBAWl 0 ac-tciwi.

i i ct in a i. ii E3 I NCW VTXiCO 5TATC fJSO'JNW. C2 E3 I ALEUGUCC5UE II 4 Ain LcrT tv Iff zling summer weather returned to the Middle West Thursday and broke the season's heat records in a number of cities. An official reading of 100 in Chicago shattered all September records and established a new 1939 high. New highs for the summer included 97 at Cincinnati and Detroit and 96 at Columbus, Ohio.

It was 102 at Kansas City, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska has been enduring three figure heat for three days. Cleveland reported 90 degrees, just two below the summer's record. The Chicago Weather Bureau forecast a northward shift in the winds, with scattered showers, bringing relief to most of the plains states Friday. ANNOUNCING! FALL REGISTRATION MAY'S MUSIC and DANCING SCHOOL September 1st to 16th Competent instruction in dancing, piano, accordion and all band and orchestra instruments, reed instruments particularly.

Reasonable rates. FREE TRYOUTS NO OBLIGATION MAY'S MUSIC CO. 514 W. Central Phone 4310 'noon of Sept. 25 and spend light at Albuquerque.

Reims have been arranged at cities. The following day come to Santa Fe for icon and go to Taos for the before continuing to Den-will be accompanied in New co by McCormick and State iman John Emmons. range from huge artillery wea pons to machine guns. The Siegfried Line is presumed to be on a similar pattern. Each line has tank traDs of nan Named in Car steel or concrete, or both, immediately in front of it, plus barbed wire entanclements Sun.

ft to Face Trial plementary fortifications behind the Siegfried Line are said to ex J. S. Court Sept. 25 tend back 30 miles. One of the few known farts In the above diagram the new buildings completed at the State 24 new pens to take eare of a large number of feeders that are to Fair grounds during the past year are shown.

They Include cattle be shown at the Fair this year which will be held from Sept. 24 pens and the new Indian Building. In addition there will be about through Oct. 2. trial of Mrs.

William C.j ell. charged with stealing an about the German line is that it contains 22,000 steel and cement pill boxes. mobile in Bowling Green, City Briefs and transporting it to Grants, War Briefs set for Sept, 25 in U. S. Dis-j Court after the woman ployes may make arrangements to have their contributions to the Community Chest deducted from their salaries, Charles Wells, city manager, said in a memorandum Thursday.

Door Glass Broken Boys who broke a glass in a door Wednesday night at the Model Gas Airplane Shop, 103 South Broadway, failed to gain entrance, police said Thursday, A watchman heard the glass crash and called officers. They notified J. R-Lukins, the owner, and he had the door boarded up. Trial Severance Hearing Scheduled for hearing in Federal Gallant Little Band of Poles Surrenders Danzig Harbor Fort After Week's Defense 100 Slain by German Artillery and Air Bombs; 120 Survivors Give Up When Food Is Exhausted FOR YOUR ii OLD IRON ded not guilty at her arraign-! Continue From rue on. District Court Friday morning is t.

Thursday. north of Basel, apparently build-; ldge Colin Ncblett appointed ing additional pill boxes on the! a hearing on a motion for sever jance and a motion for bill of par ndo Matteucci to serve as at-'vine-covprcd slopes of the Nazi! ticulars on behalf of Iola Irene nrnr tt i rr Holstein did no! wiifi Sturtevant in the rase of Richard ey for Mrs. Howell. Gibraltar." The work- ca inrcriav ffht inn pn es i i i earing of a suit for assignment used shielded lights which from the French i 'osl lives in the sie ot oil and gas leases in EddylWCre invisible ON A Westinghouse STREAMLINE IRON nty was in progress Thursday 0f rjver. charged with the holdup last month of the Farmington Bank.

Seriously III Miss Virginia Hiceins. director Zone Four. New Aerial bombs also failed to damage the fortifications materially, Germans said, because of the "unique" construction. Westerplatte garrison in Danzig harbor and that the remaining 120 surrendered hefore an infan-trv and flame throwers' attack was scheduled to continue lay. I f8 NAZI DIVISIONS LONDON, Sept.

7 The Poles valiantly held their Mexico Department of Public (INS) An; R. Brighton, C. B. Rhodes only because they had nothing left post until the Germans altered, Health, continues severely ill at their strategy by burning off the the Presbyterian Hospital follow-heavy forest around the fortress jng an appendectomy of about 10 Act Now This is your last chance lo get this liberal allowance as the ESTINGHOISE CO. has discontinued this "trade-in" policy.

Buy on Rledling's Easy Payment Plan Traffic Fines The following1 motorists were fined in Police Court Thursday afternoon: Milton Smith, 1614 West Copper, speeding, $5 and no driver's license, John Valdez, 613 South Third, I no muffler, and Rayes Gon-1 zales, 904 Parkland Circle, speed-1 ing in a school zone, $5. George D. Mitchell are the rat. ntiffs and C. J.

Dexter, nlSht reported Thr Mory of gallant week-lallv and as trustee, and the 33 German divisions, comprising long stand of the Poles under vburg Oil Co. are defendants.1 about 1,600.000 men, now are in heavy aerial and naval bombard- This inrh.dP tho PrPatPr ments ban t0 trickle int Ber" and then, with all obstructions re- days ago. moved, advanced their infantry RIEDLING MUSIC COMPANY Mrs. E. A.

C'ahoon Operated On Mrs. E. A. Cahoon, Roswell, is behind flame throwers. Germans said the Polish com CREASE MILK PRICE lin Thursday night 406 West Central Ave.

Phone 987 mander, after his surrender, de- at st- Joseph's Hospital recer The Westerplatte is a wcll-for- pari oi vjermauv 8 nioiurizea ai- i3Jr Ji Sept. 7 1.7 imuu. iimuuins iu uie agency. tified promontory sticking into liv-ered a short add-rfs of admi-iaunS from a major operation per- rv companies Thursday night Danzie harbor and is difficult to ration for the braverv with which formed lhursday morning, -ounred the retail price of milk :6000 roI'NDED IT approach from the land. the German flame throwers ad- German military men admitted vanced, while the German com-the fortification held out responded with compli- aid be increased one cent a art Friday.

The Bowman and rden-Wieland firms reported new cost would be 12 cents milk delivered to homes and cents in stores. LONDON, Sept. 7 (INS) Since the outbreak of hostilities last Sunday Scotland Yard has rounded up (iiMHi spies or sympathizers likely to assist the spies, it was officially announced Thurday night. longer man tney naa expected. to the Poles courage.

LIgon Returns Stanley Ligon, regional inspector for the Biological Survey, has returned from a conference in Washington of officials of the Federal aid division of the Biological Survey and field men. The first snot was tired at a. in. last Friday from the German Steward Again Heads wsrclvn Schlpewitr Holstein which i anchored in the harbor only a few Federal Employes Group "DECEIVES HIMSELF" LONDON, Sept. 8 (Friday) (INS) The Daily Herald Fridav .1 earner aays neiore.

The Westerplatte was subjected to a heaw shelling and bombing Watch Stolen A watch belonging to V. Brock, 105 West Granite, was stolen Wednesday from a window sill in the office of SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7 If) -Luther Steward of Kansas City, head of the National 1 declared Chancellor Hitler "de- Report ceives hiself if He believes he! from sea and air. Germans said Federation of Federal Employes! Swift Santa Fe tracks and 28 centimeter shells from VMther rp-rt for hoirx undine 6 r- ni 1 hut hv thf Weather IJurfau n.e TWA NEW FASHIONS .1 RECEIVED EVERY I fS l- mm il.rrv Immiwa virtually since its inception 22 Grand. Mrs.

Brock told police change telegraphic agency. Thevears ago. was re-elected presi-j Thursday. 8498-ton La'hn is being escorted dent Thursday. can induce Britain and France to leave him in possession of any Polish territory in the event of a 1 successful Polish conquest and a request for peace by the Fuehrer.

ai-her Condlllom pf it prewnr rs tco- v. by a r.M'A lo cold frun'. to Sydney, the dispatch said. fh frcm th m' Laks 'rarin nrA Arin. H'sh WAR TALK BANNED uenruae McNallv of Washing- ton, D.

C. secretary-treasurer for frul(l Ve; many years, also was re-elected. "rs- i2 Six vice presidents were re- k' 0lnd' ,219 South elected, including George L. Solano- to Pllce Thursda'- r' Tu'iZSt NK'V VORK, Sept. 7 ftet pixiifed cift.plOVCS of the Towers Hotel in oiiif 6'atcS.

the New Eugun Brnokl ii were eniomed bv the 1 f.it!eril our the entire RocKv end p-n uie management Thursday from wowjeussinst the war cither vers lower rver 1 tvans, Denver, Colo. Chest Contributions City em- FOOD CARDS AMSTERDAM, Sept. 7 Distribution of food cards to Amsterdam's 800,000 residents will start Friday as part of the government's program to conserve supplies because of uncertain conditions created by the new European war. Similar distributions will start in the Hague and Rotterdam and eventually in er.l Hinung uiemseives or wirn guests. Dismissal is th penalty.

Crush Resistant Rayon anil Silk e. POLITICAL AMNESTV I BELGRADE (By Telephone to reral Ps heirs e-Hlrg 6pm The Netherlands. I jirivernmeni iiiuixiav orctered a i cneral pohljcal amnesty to MOBILIZE JEWS hra'o thr. acreernt. between COPENHAGEN, Sept.

7 (INS) Serbs and Croats hy which the Orders have been given to Croat pro erantH home rule. German Jews to report imme-: Excepted those punished diately for ser'ice in the Nazi fnr efpjnn8go or mjii. irivil air defence, according to the Berlin correspondent of the news paper Berlinske Tidene. IS THE FASHION the emnnnf. nf ruin Te'rin 1.

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