The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 17

THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1934. FIFTEEN Filed. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ID ine matter of David Bexcard Greea- ptituoQ la voluntary bankruptcy. H.

Gray. Isie a seaman on board AUen JacLuoa, vi Ptn- Ar-srlcan Fcrfljs of New Vert, ov.T.«r icd ofiraior oi iti Jackiwi; libtl for dam- for Injurlu. wajea. BII.UI- and cure. Fidel liy and Caiualty Cera pan j- ol Yorh vj.

Will-am C. (B. Allen ft at, to iti nlde award of the Industrial aeci- dtnt board of the itaic of TENTH DISTRICT COURT. Grlrr.fi vj. J.

L. Springer, peiiloo lor c-Jilody o( children 38TH DISTRICT COURT. UoroiUy Mse Bull vs. Claude Eujtne Bull, divorce. Horr.e Bulldlnc sod Aiio- vs.

John MuEty ci al. detl sj-d forfrlo'urr. COURT. Civil Dockti.) Err.lih Eroi. Sculood Company vi.

Ttiaa r.uif Scrimp Compiny, cialminu' ilddavu ana bead. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. T. M. Keaperly.

Intracouial TOWIDE and TrtciporiatloB Company vi American En ami hip Caliche, her laeklt. libel in rtm for lowace terrltia; order of al Ubrllani's coin (llee. In lat matter of David Bernard dreen- ID voluntary bsnkruptcy; de- oi adjudication and order of refertnee nd inDiiernnc cate to Galveiton filed Ifrdrr enured by Judeo J. C. Hutche- IO.T COUNTY COURT.

E. Hoi man. Judge. (Probate Docket) Euan of Henry J. AJidPJs, decentd, w.

G. Lyonf, Indeptndent eifcutcr; Irvrniory approved ordered recorded. Eaiale of William Henry Brown. Adolf F. Ruenbuhl.

admlnlatralor: and oaih approved and ordired rt- corded. oi Stilnii, mlnori, Auruslloa Bilincs, guardian; bond anrl oath approved and orqered recorted. Eiiate of Syrne. mlnon. Flrat Nilfonil Bank of calv-aion.

cuardlan: anplicailon for of Carl F. Ohlund and Daisy Use Tirelkeld. Louis ne lnl and Mary Lee Hleki. A. O'Brien McCary and iliriartt Ruth Colllnc.

Erneal Eteele Raairo and Margaret Guenctier nichardloo. William J. KaJitr Jr. and T. Cross.

William Ruiz and Neule EUloil. Snymond B. Moore and Willie Mae Chlapeiia. Auto LICCTIKI. M.

C. Kennard, 4904 4 Chevrolet, 3B7-397. A. Fllklns, Tort Crockett. Chevro- lei.

397-6go. Paul E. Johnson, 2415 PH. PlymouUl, H. P.

GooJmic, Texas City, Ford, 3D7- Claudi Uutson, Texas Clly, Chevrolet, 397-510. Oil and GUI Byron C. Graham and wife to the Bland- flrd Oil Company Kaniai, one-fourUi royiliy on all the ell. CBI and other roln- eralj ihei matf be produced from lot 8 In a subdivision of 200 acres of the north tin en-l of the B. B.

H. 4 C. R. H. patent ,77 on Cowan Creek In Galveston nty; Ckliena National Bank of Deolaou to Chirles Lauer, an Oil and cas coi-er- Ir.c 4 pan or a tract o( land orr or the north, end of the Emm tract No.

3 In ibe Elrphen F. AusUn league; S10. D. F. Boylei lo C.

Harper Andenon, an undivided l-P5Ui Interest In and 10 all the nil that r.iy be produced from 24.63 acres fit land in the Martin Dunman survey; 310. etc. States revenue stamps Indicate transacUon up to Jl'iGC). AsiJcnmcnli. Sidney Bmlih to C.

R. DrllllnR Company, an oil and gai Ifaee caverlo-; an undivided oni-slxteenlh InteroL In and 'o lots 5 10 20, Inclusive of Watercnan'a lubdiviiloii of me WllUam K. Wllinn leacue; Wtiltehead and Kasb to A Ftilllipg, Ir.c., uf an oil and GIB leaie covcrinc 60 acrei at land, belnt r-an of the Frank H. Thcunsji rubdlrt- nion of a IGfiS-acre tract iha ilary AiU- Un Jiipje. abstract No.

ji. tc Sidney flmlih and H. E. Alken to Alken. an oil and fu leue COVPHDE the raat half ot block 3 the Ervlne emd Blihop tract In the Alex.

Farmer letrui inuih of the lowo of Dickinson; Jl. Rml Tranifen. A. B- Sullivan to Cauisryn H. O'Ehaujh- neny.

ell nshi, "Me und Internt In nnd lo tract or Bii.72 acru of land In the Perrj- nnd Auelln lover lei (rue; JiO (no revenue iiamn). Alvlna Trchumy 10 William o. Tsehumy ar.d.wlfe. a trwrl or land 120 f-el nortb ar.u by 63 feet Inches eiul and writ o-jt o( Ihf northeast quirter of oulloi 12 with improvements: Jio. etc.

(n rir- er.ue eiEmp). For Rent Unfurnished Dwellings FOR RENT VACANT COTTAGES 1C01 17Lh, bungalow roomi, bath, water heater, gfLrnge- 401.1 rear, 3 joomf, baUi, eta 4410 4 roonu, balh, ga- (Key 1112.) (15 40in OVj. 4 both, etc. 514 4114 3 mama, br.lh, etc. $12 3S2I elevated cottage, 2 kitchen, bath, hot irnUr, EH- nuro 115 37J5 5 roonu, 1526 4 roonu, bath, etc 518 1218 42d.

3 roomi, bulls, etc. 1114 17lh, 4 rooms, hath, elc. 1805 10th, 3 rooms, balh, etc Sin 4MB 5 rooms, nnfh, rlc. $25 APAJITSEENTS ItVU (A) 3 rooms, modern M7.50 24Ui S20 Store, modern front. HERVEY RENTAL CO.

FIRE AND WIND INSURANCE. 2120 Ave. C. Phono B9u. FOR ma very roorn b'jncilnw, llkr nrw.

fnur with "II rnodrrn con- vmlrnm, tW 2MS Mlh nnir. llnuw li opm. Price 13.1. T. '301 Mrrhnnlr FOR RENT.

IBlfl ZBlli. 4 rrtomi (10.00 roomi SJ4IMJU HUi. 4 roomi $37.00 1431 ZJd, I TOflnii E2Q.QO room 130.00 2103 141 h. rwim 116.00 IS03 7 roomi I1Z-BO filS IBUi, 0 121.BO Iir r. 6 nnmi 0, 11 ICO.na A.

J. HENCE Agency niO.VE 10J US UD FIVE-noOM BTTNGALOW IVM. MUHFIIT 4)1 flniroDty Illdi. Thni FOR collnRf, 312 Hth pi. All molerc pHperfd nnfl turnfr.

Key door. rhsne 13SJ. FOR nousf. four aerei: clnif to iclioo). church, electric llRhti.

At LJI Muffjue. Apply 3011 R. 110 13TII ThHe-r tn.jf. Modern conve AVI. P.

Phono nS5. or.i hUh-mlied cot- Anpiy 33ia. FOR ill-room cft- IM'- ill modern. 1312 Apply iflll S'flnl'. Phonn DUPLEX brick vtntcr.

fnur roomi. all modern convenience; 4(110 Ave. H. Apply ntm dwr. FOR RF.NT—FIve-TMim l.nnralcnr.

Applr PISTON DARBER SHOP. 122i five-room bungilow In tlrct ntfchhorhood, nice yard, reaionable in prmtanent ttnintn. Alio oihtr nouiu, Pnnni 41. MODERN ilx-rtiom two-ilory; bull-in ((Jitnren. open flrppliice, ehudti, renlnlly locntM, Phcne FOn Flvt-rnnm mMfrn Apply 1303 7.

2209 DUPLEX nnwly rtnovntrd; all randfrn convunUncPS- rooma nbovg flvci hclnw; irptralc enlrnncrj; rfliti. Pncni flnFLA. WOULD NOT BE USED IN EXPERIMENTAL WORK NOW PLANNED. Austin, of one of Iha three noted Rs ol education haa been proposed In a curriculum experiment planned by Lhe faculty of the University of Texas. If the board of regents permit.

100 freshmen will selected next fall for the four-year experiment. They must be among Ihe higher half of high school eraduatlng classes and have time and economic independence necessary for four years cf nonprofesslonal study. At the end of four yeirs the For Rent Business Property 1W mMifrcd tasks outlined In (tie experiment, they would be awarded Bachelor cr Arts degrees. Their studies would be nonprofessional and nonvocational. Reading and 'ritlng are cardinal principles of the experiment but 'rltnrceUc would be forgotten.

The modernization of requirements for the most popular of college degrees was 'JD tti? "general principle of orientation in the modern world." For the purpose of the experiment certain fieldB of knowledge are presupposed as more than others. Mathematics would be excluded. Emphasis would he placed on natural science, social sciences such as anthropology, economics, psychology and sociology and humane studies, represented by the aria, philosophy, history and literature. A corps of advisers, appointed by the faculty, would vork with the 100 students In co-ordinsiing and directing their studies. NEVER let a day pass without reading THE NEWS WANT APS.

For Rent Business Property WHOLESALE, RETAIL, STORAGE Substantial three-story brick building, northeast corner, Twenty-Fourth and Avenue available for retail or wholesale business or for general storage, tn whole or in part. Apply to business office. Galveston NEWS-TRIBUNE Dnfnrniihed Dwellings Verj FOB KENT. houtt: lira decorated; fine holil two nwcni In 3tde; aU modern convenience! evrrrlDlni like newi larce two ffr itvtn-romi two-ilor7 noirli J109 rour Vera iood leien-raora balj, 5811 on Q. four-room Honie, 33d rffir, S110 tiro ImiEe-room Irn iraler, only Owtd thrrt-room home, 3507 I rejw.

eleelr'lc llk-bti. W23 fi renr. lit IL Uood roomi eheip at 3503 I. ALBERTS. 22M Mechanic.

FOR RENT rooms, roomi, roooiii roomi, room rooms, COTTAGES 4I1H Avt. MU. IJtrc Avr. i. turase JM-OO 1507 4111 b.lh J1I.OO Avr.

P. rarer! 37IH Mrtte SSI.OO S7K1 AVI. Ofc unit aau-Avt. H. b.in JIJ-JO 3407 Avc.

K. uraic M'9 Avt. 0. hot IBOfl 18th irarnie SI hot n-nlrr billi HUM 1127 new pmwr, palnlee ud oul. lemiu.

FOR COrXIRED 2flll rrar, frfe wmlcr. M.OO frre iralrr JLB.OO IDMII, L. BODDEKER CO. 311 Si. Phone FOR RENT 1213 lower 4-room, modem anari- 3011 lower mparlmMil modern 3DA rcu, A roonii 3MI 1-room, modem apartment 520 FOR COLORED.

3910 reir 3-room iiparlnient 10 IMfl F. 2-room npmrtment JB10 H. rrKT. 3-nwm npnrl. weekly A FORMAN, Realtor I Buy, Bell or F-ichnnn Rul Jill c.

Phone 112 1DII LHO-HOIT, ronmi. modern; 2MB F. nimiis, iwo-ilory, modrn; 709 lOlh live-room mod- rrnj 703 IBlb, tlTt-njom, modern livo- ilnrr. condition; Z02H Avr. F.

luo-ilorj-: IOOG II, nlne- roorn two-Horj', mrnJern. Bnmitr; 1SIO Avr. Mvrn-room two hatni, rwdern, Bnrm.lt; J02I K. modrrn (Ivs roomi Hnd balh; double inmee. AUSTIN CO.

FOR coiltge; three roomi, KU-ige. mod'rn conveniences. 2012 aaih. Apply 2C06 Avt. K.

FIVE-ROOM coltAie, with on paved alreet; not water heiler: icreentd, pollihid floori, bue plufi. jai Pnoni 1013. KOn colliBt 308 lOlh. Alio four-roomcaparlraent. Slfl llth.

Apply BUT RIQBT STORE. B2T E. FIVE-ROOM hlfh-rHnd cottage, yeir old. tllfl tho A er; tile UnW. modern.

it rue: ndulti. 1611 39Ui. Apply P. built-in rliturta: 2219 4SUi; jarate: (20 E. C.

ARNOLD, Agenl, 30S Prudeoilai building. Phone 3BB. FOR roomj. balh. hlgh- COIURC: ntwiy papered; 1011 13lh; rcnl reduced SIB.

K. C. ARNOLD, 305 Prudrntlal Dulldlnr. Phonn SSB. iCNT OR June 1st; my vcnleneee: can he Ffrn'nll dny, Sunday.

week diyi. 2 10 p. m. Reitrenceo required. 3527 Avf.

FOUR-ROOM houie; ill modern convenl- eocei; RBJ, llphti. etc. 0333 Ave. PW. Apply 1702 AVP.

0, FOR roinrrd. ume nnd rour- r.iom hmjam. 2S10 N. r-nr- IMS 30th; ",518 30Lh. Apply N.

AVi. D. will iDitall modern fronl; 21H, third HOOTB. norlliweil corner 2Ui and itcond and third HOOTS Borthetii ccrcer 22d nnd wlUl elevator. 2102 D.

brick ware- houji, tracliage, 231B-19 Ave, A- AUSTIN 4 307 22d- Pursished Dwellings FOB RENT. FINE ITUH.VISUKD 2101 CD a-room, conic, 2323 2Btb, 6 roomi, modem, IKTBIC. Then bouiei are Ilka new Inside J. r. ALBERTS, 2201 Blecbanlc.

DUniKn summer, five- room home, loulh bedroonu overlooking grill; electric friEeratloa; ohower In balh; awnluci; cool, comfortable. 1712 IQUi cL' OR Furolibed or unrumlibed five-room modern bungilow- radio, General Eleclric relrlterfttor; located ID part of tlly; ilways cool; EirmEjt and well-Kept yard: water furnished. BOX 6771, Newi. FOK rummer ana wtn- ler codacm for and vis I. tore; on the beacn.

HAWKINS TOURIST CAMP, 11 Lh ud Seawall Bouleviri Fbone 4377. DESIRAHLB duplex Lwo ca- rigei; Five-room bungalow, 2123 32d; both completely furnlibetf, Including FTiEldalres. Phone 2510. FOR lurnlihed bunEalow Bt 23U 31sl. Apply PISTONE BAHBER SHOP.

Oil 21flL 120S BOWIE furnished six- room bouie, hot waier; elictrtc refrigerator. Phoce 4744. KURN1BHED modern liree-room boiue wltt bath and Kara EC. 2915 (rear); for whllu only. Apply 2315 P.

HY HOME durtns -June, five-room brick veneer bungalow on Weit Ave. fully furnished. BOX 6791, Keflfi. 3117 p- Five-room nicely furnuthed house, 140 raontli; ill modern conveniences. Call 6516: afler 6 p.

m. Mainland Property AT LA rooms gu, electric llghti, plenty of acres of ground. Phone 1B42. tthceHaneous 1031 11AYTAO wuhlnc threi hours 50c. prompt and courteous Bervlce.

FOX AND LESTER. Phono 17B1. ELECTRIC wainlng macHlnei for rent, houn fiQc. Prompt, rourleoui delivery. Alio winning machlnei repaired, Fhom MAYTAG waihlnt; rnnchlnee for rent; ihree hours.

SOc: Prompt and courteous delivery. Phoni MAYTAG, General Electric and Fedelco wuhlng michlnfs for-rent; nouri. iOc. Phone 5573. Prompt delivery.

Wanted To Reni GALVESTON profusions! man is-enti to real bun nlow; three bed double bceL references; itate renL, location. BOX 6TB1, Newi. refined young lady, roorn- mrilf; to rent of attractive apartment, three- blocks from town, call 3MO, between fl and 7 evenings. WANTED TO apartment or imill house. Frltldalre, muiL bi cool, clean, modem; Jtals price.

P. 0. BOX 1H. Lease KULI.T equipped bsr, 416 23th; mo 21-room hotel AtMivt; will rent Jiepa or loteiher; rfmonablf. Apply WOODKOW.

Pnooa Camps FOR eimp on Inland ehell road; fully cltctrlc llghti ana cliy water. Phor.c END STRIKE IN MINNEAPOLIS The Minneapolis strike, which led to riotine and a call for troops, was officially when the truck drivers' union agreed to a peaca agreement. Shown here are omc'ialE of the union preparing to sign the pact. Left'to right: Cliff Hall, business agent; William Brown, president; S. ask el secretary and treasurer.

(Associated PUGB Photo) Movement to Merge Offices Of City and County Gaining In Favor Throughout Nation Chicago, 111.. June new form of consolidation Involving I many of the country's larger cities has evolved from the keen desire to cave taxpayers pennies. Annexation to satisfy a civic demand for blgnees has largely been displaced by consolldaLlon to telescope governmental units. The object Js to cut down expenses. A survey today showed Ohio in Lhe front among- the.

states In this with three of the largest Buckeye cities already working'on atepa to consolidate municipal functions. But In several other stales notable efforts along the same lines are under way. Ohio adopted an amendment to its constitution last foil providing for consolidation of county and city governments. Cleveland's county, Cuyohoga, gave the so-called "home rule" amendment a majority, and the county commissioners have authorized a vote In November to choose 35 members of a charter commission which will prepare a consolidation charter. Candidates for the commission arc In the field.

Ten 'months after their election they will submit a charter to a county Home, Ilulfi Move. Cincinnati's leader of rule" movement, Charles-F. Taft 2d, has efforts will be made to shape model legislation for the guidance of communities seeking to take advantage of the amendment permitting consolidation. A county, charter is being drafted there. Cincinnati long ago consolidated Its city, county and school" board purchasing agencies.

In Lhere Is a movement to copy Clnclnnatis government with a council of seven elected by proportional representation, with city manager employed by the council. Fetllinns for a vole In November art expected.to be circulated EOOD. A committee appointed by the city is studying types of metropolitan consolidation. A Milwaukee committee Is study- Ing a plan by John Doerfler Jr. to reduce the city council membership from 27 to 17 and let the councilmen also act as county commissioners.

He says It would save in salaries And correlate the legislation of city and county because the aldermen would constitute a majority of the county board. Both groups have named committees to study the Idea, Compact Body, Chicago citizens recently voted to consolidate their 22 park boards Into one compact body: Its commissioners have recently taken over control of what formerly was a maze.of Email government-groups. Officials of Memphis, and Shelby County are planning to consolidate their health boards in an economy and efficiency move. In Austin, a charter commission has been elected to submit to -a convention a charter that would consolidate county and city governments. The Omaha, Neb junior chamber of commerce is distributing petitions to place the county manager plan on the ballot in Douglas County next fall.

At Los Angeles w.here consolidation of county and city has been a. subject of discussion for a number of years, a now plan has lately been suggested. This would provide for secession of las Angeles from the county and the forming of a new- county embracing the limits of the city. Scientist for First Time Measures Operations of Nervous System With Experiments on Neurasthenic Dogs BalLlrnore, June a seldom visited laboratory of the Johns Hopkins Medical School Is a. tall.

Intense young scientist and a. pack neurotic, mongrel which have.attracted ihe attention, of a large part of the psychiatric world. The menLaJ condition of some of the dogs borders on Insanity. Others have been cured of tholr neurasthenia Some are alcoholics and some have been cured of the hablL From this laboratory, many scientists bellave, may come at least some of the answers to the problem of America's steady Increase in nervous disorders. The mongrels appeared In pood condition and seemed most fond of the ycung scientist, Dr.

W. Horsley Gantt. Each dog had a hole In the left cheek. The duct frnm the left sa- gland had been broughtthroueh this hole BO that half of the saliva generated In the mouth ran through to the outside. The dogs work singly In a small, soundproof chamber.

A tube IB attached by head frame and wax to the hole In the cheek. "This hoBe runs this measured, glass tube, on the outside," Gantt explained, "providing us an accurate measure of the secretory reaction and, thereby, a measure of the Intensity and speed of the nervous reaction to any stimulus." Immedlnte Reaction. The firsl dop was shut up in the room. Ho could be seen from the through a perlBcopc, but he could neither see nor hear anything from the outside. Dr.

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Phone me nil automobile repairing. Specializing In ciri. Gunrnntrtd work, nrason- prlrri. wainlng. ijremlrii; and "hlrjc service.

18 yrnn' experience. Ice Delivery J. W. SHELDON I fll -TCB Prompt nnd Efficient Fm Alio Wood for Mario A. j.

KABMUSSEN A SONS flftT 23d I'hone CO21 Keyi far Aiilnmobllen Fadlocki and llnuit. BervTci Prlcei Machine Shop. I VOIflT MACHINE SHOP. 2805 Merhinlc iL 1018. i nn-4 nenersl repair, electric wcldlac.

blackimlloi -nd mt- chlrliti. Mattress Manniacturera GALVES70N UPHOLSTERINQ CO. 3802 Ri.4. PUMA 174. MattreisM midn ud renovated.

Awnlnai xnd perch Furniture upholiUred Carpeti cleaned cloan. Slieet Metal Work FRED HAHTEL CO. 2321 Phoni 141 Shoe Hepairing BOSTON P.HOE SHOP. 614 23rd. K.

BI'ATA. PKOP. Phone 387.1 Shot repnlrlriB dor.e Ihfl ftclory way, Dcat malerlala and wcrmnnihlp. Work called for and delivered. Prompt isrvlce.

Storngc 2ln ud Strand IDS By Day or Night. Ertclal Weekly ana Monthly Ralei. Ciri Called for ind Delivered. Kelly Springfield Tlrei cod Roid Open Day ted NlghL Tool Sharpening LARSEN BRO. 20ril Ei'.

let, riled and reloolhlng; lawn mrffftn aharpeneri; tool automobile nnd houaa keyi marie. To Know the Real Service Patronize the Business Directory Advertisers a button and a bell rarjg inside the chamber. Immediately saliva began to pour from the dog's mouth, to be measured by an assistant aa -it passed along Lhe tubing. Some ten or 20 seconds later a trap 'sprung upto- matlcally and thrqe dog biscuits dropped through a chute to the food box beside the dog. He ate them with relish.

"You sec," said Dr. Gantt, "he learned through experience that the bell means food. It has become a conditioneci reflex, not a thought, and the sounc. of the hell has the same effect as smell of food. Now watch this time." Another bell, of a different tone, waa sounded.

The dog's eyes closed. Ills head dropped. There was no "We have established an Inhibition there," said Dr. Gantt. "To begin with, he thought the hell meant food nlso, hut when he did not get It, an Inhibitory reaction developed." The next dog, Kate, was further along with the experiments.

The tones of the two bells were brought closer anil closer together until Kate could not distinguish between them. When the problem became too complicated, she foupht to get away. She suffered acute neurasthenia. Literally, she was half crazy. Her ctse, said Dr.

Ganlt, at this point was similar to that of many persons who committed suicide. Significance Shown. "But we know why and how Kate got In this condition," said Gantl, "and we cnn and will cure her by rest and cliaTige, and, perhaps, the use of bromides. And as we establish and extinguish her conditioned reflexes, we will keep an accurate measurement of what is happening to her nerves. "The extinction of the second csn- ditloned reflex we have found ia much easier than the first.

Also, when reflex has been cstlnguished and restorer! it is never so stable as it was before an eixtinction. "Don't you see what an enormous significance that has In the destruction of moral codes?" Gantt asked, "It explains why a person untrustworthy In one Is usually so In another. Tt explains the chiios produced by revolution and irar. It explains the difficulty in bringing about permanent cures in drunkards and culpilts." With similar experiments, said Dr. Gantl, he has shown how even a email amount of alcohol, pivcn the dogs In milk, slows up their mental processes and reactions, although there Is no apparent change In their behrwlor.

"In short," he said, "for the first Ume we can measure whnt goes on Ineldc the nervous system. "We've hardly stnrted with this ZOO Berlin, June An animal kindergarten where baby lambs, pigs, monkeys and hears have been scprog-attirt has been established in tha Berlin zoo for tho special diversion of children, Tho animals are housed In miniature quart era but arc allowed to roam among the visitors and squeal, howl or grunt according to natures endowment. NEVER let a day pass without reading THE NEWS WANT ADS. News oi Ships and Shipping KADIO 3EPORTS COTTON INTERESTS OF GALVESTON SEEK HEPAHA- TIONS ON RAIL CHARGES. Hearing on the pica of H.

Kempner. H. Nussbaum and other cotton Interests for reparations on overcharges from various railroads will be held this morning at 0 o'clock at Hotel Galvez before J. Edgar Smith, examiner for the interstate commerce commission. S.

C. Griffin, local commerce counsel will represent the cotton interests, while representatives of various railroads probably will be here. The cqtlon interests are mailing claims from overcharges back to 1927- hosing claims on the charge that rates were too high on cotton shipped to Mississippi and Alabama points. Several railroads east of Lhe Mississippi, as well as several rail lines of the Southwest are Involved. Several I.

C. C. hearings have been held on the case, the most recent one been In February 1933. It Is anticipated that the hearing will he concluded sometime, today. The proceedings will be presented to Lhe Interstate commerce commission for decision.

KOKUSAI LINE TO HAVE MORE NEW MOTORSHIPS Two new motorships, now under construction in Japanese shipyards will be placed in service shortly by the Kokusal Line and will make their first calls here In autumn and early winter, according to J. L. Beveridge and Company, local agents for the KokusaL Line. The vessels are the Kano Maru arid Klyosumo. Maru, both which will be filaLcr ships to the Ko- makl Maru, which was here several months ago on her maiden voyage.

These three ships will be among the fastest vessels In the gulf. Each vessel will have a. a peed of 19 knots. They are of 9000 deadweight tons each, and each have 7600 B. H.

P. TRUCKING WILL REMAIN UNDER U.S. REGULATION Washington, Hugh S. Johnson has announced that the transportation, trucking and storage group of Industries now under permanent codes will remain under full national regulation and will not be among the localized en-Ice trtdes. The etalement met numerous queries from truck-using Interests which would have been affected by cancellation of national code trade practice sections.

The coda authorities were Instructed by Johnson to proceed with administration, and members of the trucking were Informed that the new regime on some service did not exempt them from registering their for-hlre trucks Immeriiatsly with the code authority. He warned, however, that only slate trucking code authorities have bteii to handle registration and that no one should pay fees to any other groups. Registration must be completed within 30 days from May 14, and rates for truck hire must bo filed within 45 days from May 14. HOUSTON QUIET AGAIN AFTER STRIKE TROUBLE Houston, Tex, Junel. Order was restored on the waterfront tonight by police after a hectic battle lost night In which longshoremen besieged the police station when 25 independent longshoremen sought refuge from strikers.

Two negroes were clubbed as they fled from the station but neither was hurt police said. Stevedoring companies employing the -independent longshoremen said no efforts- to move any of their men would be made tonight. Police anid the waterfront was quiet and they expected no further trouble. SEAMAN F1I.KS UNUSUAL SUIT AGAINST COMPANY A suit for $50,000 damages has been, filed In the United States district court by Frank R. Gray, late a seaman on board the steamship Allan Jackson, aeninst the Pan-Americnn Foreign Corporation of New York, owner and operator of the vessel.

i Gray, who signed on board Lhe Allan Jackson at Baton Rouge, In February 3933, as a fireman, alleges in his petition that he was required to sleep in a room with two other seamen were afflicted with tuberculosis, that he was not fed proper nourishing food, and that as a result ho contracted tuberculosis on the ship and Is now seriously afflicted with the disease and a patient in the United States Marine Hospital here. He is shortly to be transferred to Lhe United States Marine Hospital at Fort Stan ton. New Mexico to recuperate This Is believed to he the, first suit of this particular nature to be MAHLNE NOTES AND ITEMS OF INTEREST ALONG THE WEARF The Morgan Line steamer El Mundo entered from New York with 30,000 packages of merchandise and fjve drums of oU cleared for New Turk with packages of CapL Gus Anderson is master. The Japanese Mitsui Line shlp Hakoncsan Maru entered from Hcuston with transit cargo and cleared for Kobe with 6200 hales of cotton, for Yokohama with 361 bales of cotton and 30 tons of shrimp and for Moji with 265 bales of cotton. Capt.

Matsubayashi is Sgitcovich Co. are agents. The Italian Odero Line steamer Marina entered from Houston wiih transit cargo and cleared for Genoa via New Orleans, with 2000 bales of cotton. Capt. Apostolo is master, Thomns Rice Co, are Qgenls.

The Norwegian motorship Tupela entered from Tampa In ballast and cleared for Houston in ballast. CapL Olsen is master. Fowler McVitie'are agents. The Lykes West Indies Line steamer Margaret Lykes entered from Houston with transit carpo. Cant.

F. McLauphlin Is master, Lykes Brothers Steamship Company Is agent. The Morgan Line steamer El Occidente cleared for New York with 15,134 packages of merchandise. Cant. Campbell Is master.

MERCHANT NEAR BELLVTLLE HOME ncclal 10 The News. Bollvlllc. June Paul Albert of Bellville, R. y. D.

No. 3 (XeJsonvllle), a prosperous merchant was found drowned In a shallow well In the pasture near his home. When his body wac discovered in the well and pulled out he was dead nnd no chance for revival. He was approximately 68 years of age and leaves his wife, three sons, Louis nnd Monroe Albert of Bellville nnd Chester Albert of Houston: one daughter. Mrs.

A. Voskamp of Bcllvllle, route 3, and many other relatives. CLYDE-MALLORY STARTS SUMMER PASSF.NCER RUN The steamer Mohawk here yesterday and will arrived all for New York at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Inaugurating the de luxe summer passenger service of the Clyde-Mallory Lines. The Mohawk will call at Charleston en route.

Starting June 13, the Clyde-Mallory Lines will have weekly passenger service between here and New York, according to George J. Homer, general agent for the line. The Algonquin and Mohawk will afford the service. The vessel will call at Miami each trip. During the winter the Heniy R.

Mollory has.offered bi-weekly passenger sailings. AERIVAIS AND DEPAHTUHES to Clyde -Mnllory Une York BJ El Occldenle, 37-17 Loni. from Houston Lo Southern Faclllc Steamship Company. Ss El Mundo, 3747 lone, Houston Southern Pacific Etc -unship Company. San Domino, 2690 Ions, Nework lo 3.

EcHcovlch CO. CLEARED. BJ El Munoo. 3747 tona, lor New York. Ith merchandise.

Hikoneaan Manr toiu, for Kobe with cotton and shrimp. Si Marina. 3337 Ions, for Genoa rlo. New Orleans with cotton. SB El Occldenle, 3T47 lona.

lor Nework wlLh merchandise. Ms TUgelL 3162 toni, Houston In ballaal. DEPARTED. Ss Cadmus. 1066 tons, for Vera Cruz.

S3 AJuka. Maru 4553 ton', lor Kobe. Ms Htkoneaan Maru 10S6 toci, Kobs with cotton. Sa Marina 0 3357 tons, New Orleans. SB El Occldenle, 3747 Ions, lor New Tom.

Mi Tupela. 3482 tons, lor Hous- 1 VESSELS IN POET fiALVESTON. Vetcel. FliB. Operator, Tonna-Be Pier.

Aauki Uani- Fowler McVllle, 4533 38 BIbbco, Lykea Brothera-RJpley Eteamehlp Company, 3115 Pry Cadmus Southern Banana Corporation, 1066 3B El Hondo, EouLbern Pacific Sleamihlp Company. 3747 S. P. Dockc El Occlatnte, SouLhem Pacific SteimaWp Company. 3747 S.

P. DockB Hlbueraa United Fruit Compaay, 819 Dry Dock Hnkoneun Maru S. Sgllcovlch 40B5 10 Marcaret Lykes, Lyku BroLhcra Etcam- Khlp Company. 2200 3T Marina (ID, Tnoraaa nice 335T 12 Mohawh, Clyde-Mallory 3S14 25 PecoE, Clyde-ilallory Lines, 2903 25 San Doming-), S. SEllrnvlch 25PO-35 Tlllle Lykes, LyUea Brothers Steamihlp Company, 2612 West CamaH, Lykca BroQicra-Hlpley Steamship Company, 3513 We.il Tacook.

Lykra Brothera City of Fort Worth, Southern Eleamihlp Company 3 Clly of Houilon, southern Steamihlp Compftlly 4 El EclerD, Southern Pacific Steamship Company Clinton E. W. Sinclair. Sinclair Navigation Company Sl Fernldne likens i Blehl Lone Reach Henry M. Humble Oil and Refining Company Baylown Ida (IL).

Thoma; Rice Locy Rench James M. Cudahy, Sinclair Navigation Company Sinco JO.TJH:. Lykaa BroUiers-Rlpiey Steamship Croipnny Sprunls King Clly States Marine Long Reach LyKes. BroUiera Sieam- iLlp Company Blanche nler Munrio, HARRISON LINE Regular Sailings From Gulveston-Houston to liverpool-Manoheater Wm. Parr Co.

Lykta Brolhera Sleamnhlp Com- Brothera Steamship Brothera Sleamihlp 'nsomo, Lykea Company nbcaver, Lyk Brolhera -Rl pipy Steamship Company Lontf Reach Point Sallnaa. Mnps ia Point Montara, Gulf-Pacific Lines 6 Qulncy. Sinclair Nnvlgaiion Com Sinco Stella. Lykes, Lykea Broth ere steamship Company Hanchedfr Ship Positions Fa'lowlnp are the poeltlona oi Lykes- RJpley and Lykea West. Indies shlpa AS reported yesterday afternoon the courtesy of local Lyki-s Oikwood: At Beaumont load lap Cripple Creelt: landed Tamplco; Mllsd 9:30 a.

m. June for Fort Neehea, Wealfrn Queen: Arrived Pensicola. May 31 from B.CRUI. West Chutala: Dut Beaumont June 7 Due Freeport June 13 from Due Tampa June from acroaa. Elmapon: across.

iVemaha: across. Wnt Indira Shlpii. Almerli Lykej: Sailed Port Prince June 1. bound Ban Juar. Stella Lykei: En route CrlstooGl.

Ruth Lykes: SOU E3E Sabine noon June 1, bound Port Arthur. Velma Lvkes: 6S2 FISE Sabine noon June bound Port Arthur. Grnei-leve Lykes: Due jftll Puerto Rico June i. bound Tampa art positions of rease'j at as reported the by ihi Pen Arttrjr imion ol IDC Radio Ma- nsti Corporation 1 8 a. .11..

GuUquctD. -4BA Pi. A. HO P'- A. E.

39 ESE rt. 23 Pf-isieoU. Baicfo. d-ie Mobile nron. GuMDrcete.

USE tab. t. Pi. A. -Jl NT.

Jii? A. G'JUUai. 231 EEE PI. T. Henry M.

Dawes B5 sW Sc-jlh Pan. Xcrco. Freer-sri Sulphur No. a. 300 SE Free-'- port, Frtepon.

Tens Binkcr, 201 ESK N. India archned bar. Robert E. HopklcE. H3 EEE Pt.

A. Chllsbar 160 WMV Tor. Slirnandofth. 125 ESE PI. A.

El Almlramt. 465 EBE BoMon, Clllea Sen'lcf SuH. ioiuhwesl" Piaa. Port Orienie, 374 W. llivinz.

Northern Bun. 35 EEE Sun. Cauio, 420 NE Pro-reao. Aainl. 525 ESE Sab.

1. Pi. A. W. W.

Mills, in SE Sab. M. H. Texea Trader. 334 Ho.

William O. Warden. 420 3E Aransaj, Aransu. Ruth IflS SE South Pa-J. 518 ESS Cerv searon.

25 Hey Weii. N. Y. Folni Arena, 43 South Pass, N. 0.

N. Pew, 192 ESE M. H. After 1 p. Slay 31.

Imlay 280 ESE Baytwn. Steel VoyaBer, HO SE South Pass, 'j O'Nel! 402 WNW Phlla. Chariei Run. 221 ESE William G. 160 Key AJmerla 200 Hsv.na.

Ruth Lykei, NE Havana, Pt. A. MOVEMENT OF VESSELS. Port Arthur. Arrived: Nyholt' from Montreal: Campero foreign; Monfloro (ID.

from CuirstTcam. from Houston: Silver ceeap (Br forelpi: BlrkeiUiead, cowLwlae; Llebre from New York; J- C. from Philadelphia: Northern Sun from Philadelphia- Argon, from New York. ue pVrtod- Orejon (or Providence; for Norfolk; Eaalern Sun. tcr Philadelphia; astwise; for Toa- aFlrland, fro fornla fr Arrived: Paw Iro Tampa; Baja KomB.il Bridge from Baton KoUKe; Orltanlan.

Irom Houston; Allantan from Liverpool. Derailed: C. A. canlieid. for Savannah- Cblppewa, for Mayaquez; Dal-.

worth for Philadelphia: Cltlea S.rv^ Fuel for New York; Shenandoah, for Gunntaoaino: Joaaph M. Cudahy. trom-r-. Chiller- El Miindo, from Calveslon; from New York. Departed: Thermo, for New Orleans; Promfttheua HaraburEl Washlnenon, for Paulabaro; Fletcher Farrell, Tor Cheater: Malchfice, for Nc-w iorH; Bjecaya for Man: Arrived: Meilne (Nor.r>_ forelim; Silver Cedar foreign; Northern Sun.

Ar on and Blrkenheari, coaslwlae. Dapirted: EaiLerr: Sun. Daj- llghL and W. W. Mllta.

THE WEATHER GAIATSTON TE.MPEIIATUBE REPORT. 7 For day ending 7 m. Jane 1, 1934. a.m 7fl 1 p.m 11 a. SI 4.p.m.: '9 7 7fl Yesterday.

1933. 1932. Highest mark .82 fl5 Uiwpjt mark iS 75 Tl Average temperature. 79 SO 60 FreclplLallon 00 -00 SDN. BAROMETER AND TIDES.

2, 1331, rlBEE at 3:20 n. B.D8 sell at 7:14 p. m. l. 1331.

at 7 p. at local of JJce. ol Uolted Slates bureau -was twenty-nine and etRht-elgbt (29.88) Inches, sea This closely approximates seven hundred mty-nlne and no-tentiia (739.0) TIDES June 2, High aL 9:43 m. Low 1:10 am. 25 .40 -10 ILong LBkB iRlvcMlde JLloerLy tKopperl Waco Colorado Marble Fall.

IS Austin 21 Columbus 32 12.5 18-0 7-S 6.8 7.1 -00 1. Flood slaRc. 2. 7 a. m.

nage. 3. Chk-nge. 24-hour rainfall. Fall.

yesterday, Day befort day. DAILT IVEATlUiB REPOKT. Galvealon Tex. June aL 7 p. 90ih meridian time: cler.

High Wind sler- ve- clnilR- Uon. Abilene AJnarlllo ApalachJcola 20.72 23.7fl 29.90 29.S8 BTownsvllli 29.78 Calgary 30.02 Charleston. 29.96 Charlote 29.91 29.71 Corpus Chrlstl 29.62 Denver 29.60 DodRe City El Paw Dallas GAIA'LSTON Hnlleras Helena Jacksonville Kansas Clly Key level. day. loclty.

1 20.7^ 29.6S 29.76 29.83 30.00 29-92 25.96 29.74 29.94- 29.S4 29.80 23.50 30-02 76 39. B6 29.92 Oklahoma. 29.S2 Pcnsacola 29.85 Phoenix Pittsburgh Fort Eads Louisville MemnliJs Meridian Fortlnnd. Ore. salt Lake Anlonlo Francisco 29.66 29.68 29.88 30.06 2B.7S 29.74 29.94 29.60 29-82 2P.S2 29.94.

2974 23-81 Valentine, Neb. Warfilnglon 29. Winnipeg S9.82, Laat 12 hours. GULF WINDS. iat -R-lnda raosUy souther- ly over north and penile to ale ensi or southeast winds over souUr portion and partly overtim Saturday with caltPred showers.

West Gulf Moderate joulheast or eouih ovir norlh portion and asterly wlnaa over south porllcn and partly overcaEt weather SaLurday wlih acat lerrd Rhower.i 'over suuth portion. carlbbeak 5iea and easterly -winds partly overt-lit weather with occaflonai showers Haturdtty. NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your NEWS 1 'each morning-, prmna us I before 10 o'clock and a copy will. I be sent, you by special messenger. LYKES SERVICE Operating Regular Liner Service! SOUTHERN STATES LIA'E I U.

H. ilall No 07 I FROM. Houston. New Orleans. Galvei- Un.

Corpus Chrlatl and Sabir.t Poni TO Bremen. Hamburc. RoUerdam, Havre. Antwerp. Ghent and other Con- unfnisL, BslUc und Scundlnavlm Poria, GULF-ORIENT LINE p.

a. Malt So. AT FROM HoiutoD, New Orltana. Galvea- ton. Aloblle and Olher II.

3. Gulf Porti TO Porn la China. Japu and Flag Steameri DLXTE U. K. LINE D.

M. Mull No. 9T FROM Houaton, Orleans. Calvei- lon, Corpus Chrlatl and ft hiss PorU TO Xjondon, Hull NcTTUJtle, Liverpool, UBDctitater, Giasgow, Helfait. Dublin and Other United Klntrlom and Irish ports.

LINE C. S. Mall tin. S7 FROM Houston. NEW Orleaas, Oalvea- ten, Mobllt nnd Other U.

S. Gull Portt TO Genom. Leshorn, Nanle-i. Venice. ind Other Mediterranean, Adriatic ud Black Sex PorU.

S. Inc. CUIJT XVEST UTEF ftlEDlTEBRANEAN LINE D. M. Mill NO.

37. ST10M ilcmton, Kivf Orleans, LW. Aloblla and Other U. B. Gulf Porn TO Barceloni, Viler.elt, Llabon.

Oporto, BlIbBD aod Oi.htr Spanlio ud PorlURUtEe Ports. TAHIPA INTEROCEAN STEAMSHIP CO INO. Ownen M7 U. S. NnH Bpnli nil one 4100 LYKES LINE n.

S. Mall Wo. as. FHOM Texii Porti and Laki Chirlu TO Porto Rico, Haiti, DomttJcin Republic, Panama. Colcoiblt ud Other wui Indlai and Central American Porti.

LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP.