Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT GREELEY DAILY GREELEY. COLORADO Campaign Is Started for Relief fAsoctutcd Press) Lamar, Feb. movement was underway here today to organize farmers iu a fight for federal farm legislation under which agriculture can continue Its forward march toward agri ultural parity. Tiio mot-tings weri startPd Feb ninl i i i to run until Feb S2 and ari being conducted by the A-t a Farm Bureau Federation of iimpc-si'd the fi dt-ratlon plan, for new adjust ment laws for 'agriculture ivas to bo outlined to farmers at the meetings." 2" Head from Severe Cold in Wyoming (Continued from Page 1) three miles from his-overturued truck: Rescue, --p a ty Kemmerer reached Anglo Chako at, a sno.vfbouncl coal camp where he was injured by a fall of-rock yesterday. Horses, a sled, a caterpillar tractor and an ambulance, used to bring him to the Kerii- merer hospital.

Two Have Feet Frozen Two other victims of s.udden freeze were under fqf frozen' feet in a hospital Casper, wher.e they tohl of having been stranded in, 40' below zero weather on the yrlmV swept plains 'of. central Wyoming. Herschai and 'his sister-in-law, M.argaf o.t; Mpre'head. jrji'ey 'left Casp'er' by mobile.Thursday with, a load, bf- livestock feed: "their car stalled in a' snbwdrift'three'milps from hpme'and they starte'd As Mrs. Morfr.

head. became -alter-- nately dragged.he^untll they readied an -oil 'camp where they were shel't'erdd. Record War Appropriation "Is- Approved (Continued from Page 1) for rlvere and harbors projects authorized by congress. 'Principal-provisions of the bill: 1. An enlisted force of iibt less- than 150,000 men.

SCQRCHY SMITH INTO NEW YORK FROM NEWARK AIRPORT, MICKEV SITS TENSE AND THEN INTO THE SWANKY HOTEL'SAN MARCO, WHERE CLOTHES A A I i HOTEL THIS YOUR SUITE, MISS LAFAR6E HOPE VdU WILL'BE COMFORTABLE- IN YOXIR- AMD A STAFF Op PUJNklES AT YOUR SERVICE fiitD Vi Srf'DREAMINS -'ONLY-THREE TWO BATHS? HERE ir IS -THE FAMOUS HOLLAND HEW -WHAT'S TH'MATTER, MICKEV-? SCORCHER; PER BIG TOWN MASS HER A J.IDDLE FRIGHTENED i -ISSNOCfTSO, FRAULEIN SEE WHO JUS' COME IN? -5CORCHY SWTtf AN 1 THAT DAME WHAT OWNS TH' SOLD MINE ADMITTANCE WHEN I ME NEEDIN'MEJOBLiKE Ol PO-" -TH'. ICE'tL-CR'AW JTUP'JOMETHIN, 1 2. The planes. procurement of 565 new. 3.

Expenditure of eight arid one-half, million dollars fpr-a cp'ast defense-project An-increase of 5,000. officers.and 592 for contract authorization, which have to be met appropriations. -T-he airplane provision was $16,038,666 greater than last when 416. planes for regu- and.National The'bill carries eight and one-half million for seacpast defenses In Hawaii, Panama, and the coast and. and additional for the purchase ordinance department of mobile aircraft, for Southern California and Panama.

The bill added three million dollars each, fpr and Hawaii defenses "and $725,000 for Panama toward carrying out approved harbor defense projects In, those -areas costing than 30 million dollars. 'Tlfe'blll carries for the, 'Panama defense;" for the coast "fpr Hawaii exclusive of "the ordinance ajipropria- turn's" Other bill include and 200'- mules despite the 1 committee'refu'sed dbllaro in a'p'plfcat'ions 'for rivers and harbors projects; be.gun with relief funds' but "which were authorized by congress. 'Those refused Included. Condhas dam. (New Mexico) three and one-half million dollars.

American Mission Family Nabbed by Ethiopian Bandit (Associated Press) London, Tuesday, Feb. 11. The News Chronicle in a dispatch from- its at. Djibouti, French today seven Ameri- Handworkers Mining; Men Are Mexico Mjjxipp Feb. 10.

American ombqss.y report tljat two Americans frfm. the of" the Emparo "Mine company in Etzatlari-Jallsco. j. um vna- ri 'v trlct engineer of the United States George H. American con' Press! Deliver, Feb.

-A. Elliott, dis bureau of public.roads today notified i Charles Vail, st that horses and hand labor- could not i' state-highway engineer i were Samu id hand lab.or could not Averv that Samuel Q. Siineus and said they were i mine be used on a grading project'south of i' se 01 Lyons. Vail Immediately notified, pfps- at Etz.alaa Jhls job pt the federal-engineers ruling and-'told- 'them to stop-estimates, on -the use of horses and hand labor; When notifying. Vail, of the ruling I ISlllott.

explained, -that--it was reduced to man hours-ami resub initted federal authorities -it-would be possible Up fhprses and hand labpr. Representatives ot -abput-1000 Colorado recently assailed Vail as a supersalesman for road, ery and-asked Governor-Johnson''to i compel Vail to provide-for. the teams and hand labor in his speclfica tions- on jobs. correspondent Somilaland luuuj Allien-l VA flpo.1- 11,,, cans and a Canadian were prisoners of I flenen 1 H'S an Ethiopian chief the province The correspondent, Stewart Emeny, said; the American captives were- Rev. Harold.

Street, Mrs. Street and their four children and a Miss Bray, des- Natl nal Gutml to to al as an American nurse. The bill carried for Canadian was-said to be John Trewin. tary made- available, us-- 1 The dispatch said -all the prisoners age pf by reappropijation. For nUhtarr purposes the now Mission.

The News Chronicle corres- blll oxceeds-laot-year's by $23,903,501. i pondent said 'Street "am' Budget estimates carried, are chained In a' filthy iiatii for only- men but the increase was almed-to garrison completely the Trewin native hut In Chenka, capital pf Gaino province. The women and children were reported Panama-aud-Hawaiian -defenses. ijield undtsr a'Strong guard at a mis- The bill provides. (or air- sioh'station at Shariia, 50 miles north procurement, including Chemcha.

Cross- Word Puzzle ACROSS 1. Serpent 4. JIffrUs of battle 'J. Kind-of'snow- 'shoe 12. ROBTEt 13.

Ctlbtwil 14 15 End )7 utver natboat" 18 la Dj labpr 2t. Defend 25. Auord of valor 28 29 Wandered" 31. Chinese measure of distance 32. Gernlan city 33.

Cringe 34. yellow oclier SB. SyiAbol for telluriutn 36. Agrl'oultural. Impieraent -47.

Koofout 37. Island of 62. Genus of the-. cst Indies blue grass 35. Constellation 53 Strainer 40.

t'orcefiil 64. Long narrow 12. Couch inicf, (4. Upper limb 65. Male 45.

Shoemaker's 66. Kills tool Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle DOWN 1. Knack 2. I i legal proceedings 3. Do 4.

English county Has the ability 6. Arabian garment 7. Ceremony 8. Cooking, utensil Small taiilo '0. Greek personification of fate I I i i 'luid 161 Uule bit 21 Plnnet 22 Monarch 23.

Black bird Drew, after 20. Kxcuse. colK Exceedingly "3. Acknowledge 04. Quickly bxe- cuccd 26.

Low Fish. 39. Mohammedan. 41. Nostrils 43.

Point where a leaf from the. branch 45. 46: court to 48. Beverage. 49.

Climbing vine 50. Form Into a knot 51. Corrode Foreclosure Suit Filed Denver Joint Stock Land bank Monday, -suit in district court to- secure judgment, for $2,614 and to foreclose on the SW 7-1-67. Receiver sought. Harry, arid Mae An'deroon are defendants.

Unlawful detainer brought by Emma V.au Miegliein' against Ed Hoimsoth, claiming that the defendant who rented the quarter section farm descYibed as NE 9-1-66, is withholding 'possession and asks-a judgment, for possession. Helmsoth that, gave deed for the that' this was actually agreed to be only a mortgage that-lie was to be allowed to redeem. Case is on appeal from the court, Lnindiu of (Associated Press) I.Q.--The department of. agriculture-said death loss' Ballet Wound inBodyFound on Railroad Canon City; a flrst-to- have in; fail 'from a train', 48, was fou'n'd" to shot thru his Head. Morticians preparing the body for burial found' bullet- hole, in tlie back of thojnatis found near been pushed; a bu have been, unable to learn how long It had been beside the track.

regis ti'atlon card from Camp Roosevelt dated June 29, 1935, was fbuiic jn the pockets of the-clothing. HURRY THE CHIEF ENDS TOMORROW es'pi: cattle an(f sheep In Rocky Moun- CHIEi 1 states have been light despite SCORES AGAIN WITH spVe'ro storm.s whfch have" been THE HIT OP THE WEEK territory. Low temperatures a'nd snow heces- SHtiS TUf TUDIII rnTUBT sltated liberal feeding In the northern mm llftl IHKILLtK IHAT states pf the grotrp'. A departmental mm nnnintulv report said that feed supplies continue MAUt BKOADWAl ample in most areas and livestock.WAS $jip well sheltered. Prospects for lamb and SAY ITS PRAYERS calf crops ivBrg rep.Ort.ed good.

'Despite severe report said condition January declined' only 1 and- was 1 84 percent of normal as compared with 85 percent a month earlier. is- 32, 35 38 '4s: 46; 4 13: 33 47 53- Z3 -do 3o 8 41 44 14-'7 34 27. 31 Fort- tyUptpn.iHr'A'.. 'Crist is- aftdrney for the Final of divorce waa granted in the suit of Shirley against Alvln Erickson. Several motions 'of the defendants to make the complaint more specific were sustained of'-U 'L.

Henry against- E. Brady-and -Jack Walter involving their barber and beauty shop partnership. Henry was given 10 days to amend and the fendantg 10 days thereafter to plead? or 20 days to -answer. H. -B.

Mann represents the defense. Breckenridge Snow Bound Colorado Springs, Feb. 10. WPA workers, working on a pipeline at i will have to wait until I he town is dug out- of be-' fore-they got their pay Perry Qwons, engineer iu charge this district, said today. Owens: reported Breckenridge has boen-marooned for a week but said understood that travellers will be able to make their way to Kremmling in a day or two unless another storm strikes near the Continental divide He said he had heard nothing to Indicate any shortage pf food or fuel In the town.

Kersey Baptist-Guild Wednesday The Kersey Baptist guild will hold covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Marlon Wakemau on Wednesday, tho the usual day for the meeting-is Thursday. Electric Needle Life HI Heart Failures (Associated- Press) new electric needle which restarts hearts that have stopped from angina--pectoris, corou-- ary thrombosis, electrocution -and shock aird restores of- fifclally detd, was announced tonight. As 'an example the death of Roxy Sarinuel Rothafel was cited. Had the new needle been available, soon after his heart stopped, the radio entertainer might be alive today.

He would-still have his heart ailment but no worse than and the untimely shock cut ills life so abruptly. TOMORROW! and Deaths and Funerals MACYS BAI.RD Mrs. Martha B. Baird of GOG 13th Mother of Mrs. Lily McCoy Seattle, Mrs.

Mary Cook of Anaconda, Mrs. Eva Fitzpatrtek ot Seattle, and John and LeRoy Baird, both of Greeley; Sister B. E. Barhett of Kansas City, and- Prestley Barnett-ot Fort Madison, Iowa. Arrangements later.

SATTLEY'S ALLEN "AlIen of Colo. "Arrn'ngements ROLLER SKATING TONIGHT STERLING THEATRE NIGHT Amusement Park L'oretta Charles IjQltJNG BOYER -ENDS TONITE BUCK JONES in "The Throwback" Dale Holland Is Released Dale Holland of Greeley was Mon- released from the county jail after serving 40 days of a sentence of 60.days,'plus and coots imposed for drunken driving, Holland was released on pauper's affidavit out of district court. Ten days per month Is time off, prisoners, who bec'omo' trusties, under county Jafl said at the sheriff's office. The pail- affidavit the stating that the prisoner la unable to pay the fine and costs. A DAVISCMT English Poet and --Lecturer College Little Theater TH URSDAY 4:30 P.M.

THE POET'IN ENGLAND Single Admission 50c High School and College Students 25c. Good seats for i A 3 act comedy to be presente'dJBy'ihe JUNIOR CLASS OF i Adm. 15c and.25c CHCHEV PAT OBRIEH June Travis Stuart Erwin A Rrtf Noltonol Picture SEAT 25c ANY TIME I Continuous 1 'to-11 BIGGEST SHOW "IN TOWN! A 6 STARTS TOMORROW "Special Agent" GEOR'GE BE.TTE 'BRENT DAVIS omorrow MARTIN MOONEY, CRACK ilEPORTER WENT TO JAIL fcecttju'se he refused to expose the sources which The Picture ALL Greeley talking "ANYTHING GOES" BING CROSBY Charlie Buggies --Bethel-Merman- Ida Luplno CHARLIE in i -of-a News'Reel Canieraman" also C. HJil 'NEWS- It Easy to A Mask and Presents MINICK" WED. BY kAUFMAN AN'D EDNA FERBER Feb.

12 ,3 Ms Kepnejr Auditorium.