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-vfv: v- 8X8X0 WSt SATmDAV NQYJGflESB 11 WML 'v'' 1 tv ul A i MM' 1 fi By College Symphony i AS IMS OF IMF CONVICT CAMPS auditorium of the Fresuo High enthusiastic reception to the first Fresno State College Symphony the current school year under last year necessitate talcing the college to the nrore spacious in spite of weather that was some would-bo concert goers apparent BRIGGS fffaB rf 1'm l- J'' 14' jT-v 5 RUocjrdea TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAM 8 Mh Roxy Revue for Centaur Company CBS 5:40 Ludens Program CBS 6 Chesterfield Presents Greta Stueckgold Andre Koatelan-eta CBS 6:30 11 Seoreceet for Shell Oil Company 6:48 Bluettea 7 Carborundum Band CBS 7:30 If Comedy Stare Of Hollywood for Alka Seltzer 7:45 Orville Orchestra 8 Richard Himber Studs baker Champions CBS 8:80 tL Hodge Podge Lodge Whoa the Bunch hoys have birthdays they have them In bunch So tha oornerlag camera man knowing that barged Into the Bnneh home and banged away Just in 1 1 a to eae Ferry who was celebrating his fifteenth anniversary pin rose mi hie grandad John Bunch who you can sea is smiling his we into the start of his nth yeer YOU MAY BE NEXT! Santa Expedition Has Narrow Escape In Blizzard By CAPTAIN KLEIN SCHMIDT (Special Correspondent Te The Bee And Head Of Expedition To Home Of Santa Claus) STATION FEX ENROUTE TO SANTA ZAND (By As soon as the moon came up again we pressed our obedient reindeer to ip in the us wee near tha cava of Layuk the Northwind We made splendid progress end many miles over the greet snow plains and glistening white blanket of ice until we reached a canyon with steep frowning black walla on which not even the snow could rest Sharp particles of lea were rresnoNews CLUB TO STAGE Dance Will Provide Fund For Dante Christmas Baskets arrangements fourth annual Dante Club Christ- Final mas Basket Fund benefit dance In the Rainbow Ballroom November 21st were made last night when the club met In the Carlbaldi Hall President John Chlnello presided Officers of the club comprise the committee In charge snd later will supervise the annual Christmas tree program at which toye candy and novelties will be distributed to West Fresno children a few nights before Christmas A large number of tickets for the denca are reported sold The sixteen-piece Rainbow Orchestra will play and a number of turkeys will given as prizes Members will celebrate tha fourth anniversary cf the founding of the club at a birthday party November 24th In the Garibaldi HalL A potluck dinner will be served and an entertainment program presented Anthony Mele I entertainment chairman assisted by Mike Volpa Jerry Monopoll Frank Di Gioia and Maurice astro Newly-elected officers will be Installed at a meeting January 5th Veterans Are Commended For Parade Turn-Out Members oTlhe State Center Post No 511 of the American Legion were commended for their participation in the Armistice Day parade November 12th by Jack Hagstots of the Fresno Post No 4 a meeting last night at 1403 8treeL Commander William A Bigby Jr presided Reports were heard on the outcome of sn Armistice Day dance and plana were made for a Christmas Ball December 25th in the Garibaldi HalL Lercy Calhoun la general chairman Two new members were added and It wee voted to have the entire membership attend a nesting the tri-county council of tha legion December 3rd in Clovit when a proposed allocation of $600 the port fer building purposes again will be discussed The county supervisors recently referred back ltajecommendatf that the money be appropriated Mock Double Wedding To Be Staged At Church A mock double wedding for the benefit of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church will be conducted November 22nd at 8:30 at the church and El Dorado Streets Mrs Dixon la in charge of arrangements She is arsisted by Miss Looms Gravltt and Mra William A Bigby Jr Stanley McDonald will officiate Member of the bridal party from whom two couples will be chosen are: Addle Berry Viola and Rosetta Hamilton Bcbbia Taylor Evelyn Leech Carrie Jackson Beatrice Smith Claudia Simpson Mattie Kimball John Shackleford Dunbar Hunt Jack Smith Lawrence Weaver Herman Bruce Evelyn Myers Alien and Roscoe Logan John Brewer Harold Hicks and Gene Hinds Benefit Social Planned By West Fresno Baptists A benefit social for the West Fresno Baptist Church will be enn ducted to-night st 6 at the home of Mrs Edwards 1944 Street The public fa Invited Rev Byrd the pastor will preach at morning and evening services to-morrow at the church and Calaveras Streets Hia subjects will he The Vine Growing Out Of Egypt and Victory Through Teaus Sunday school will be conducted at 9:45 A and the young people will meet at 6 SERVICES ANNOUNCED Rev A Robinson will speak tc-morrow at 11:30 o'clock at morning services at the African Methodist Episcopal Church and Stanislaus Streets Sunday school will be conducted at 10 A and 8 Rev Camp the pastor will speak on the subject With Jesus Revival services will be conducted next week by Mies A Edwards of Los Angeles REV NAILS TO SPEAK An All-Conquering Christ will be the subject or Rev Leon Nalls pastor of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at tha morning eervlce to-morrow at 11 Sunday school will be conducted at 9:45 A Young people of the church will meet at 6 under the direction of Llmmla Pouncey and By MITCHELL of the fact that It had a musical organisation la this 1 symphonic group of which it can weU ha prouJ Of thorough symphonic pro port lone tha orchestra has the complete instrumentation required for such music and the necessary proficiency In every Instrument to give a thoroughly adequate reading of any score Mora Violins Needed The organization suffers this year from the lack of a first violin section of sufficient strength The orchestra la not alone a college project -but gets considerable support from the outside musicians of the city and this Fall two or three of tho leading violinists who were abla to contribute their services last season have been unable to attend rehearsals Truman Hutton at tha first desk gives his usual leadershiu to the section and to tha whole organization but needs both a larger and a more experienced group of players behind him But in certain respects organisation surpasses the fine orchestra ho brought together last year Tha great variety of solo passages were better sung last night than in any concert before Pre'vdes which closed the program otter a rather harassing array of single passages for horn and woodwinds These without exception were handled moat expertly Arthur Forsbled the director of tha college bend has deliberately mad himself into an oboist to fill a need at tha school and hie jrork last night on this difficult instrument wee exceptionally satisfactory Margot Owen flutist Lend Shuck clarinetist A1 Chsddock baasonist and John Johnson French horn all made flawless contributions to a treacherous score This le tha flret year that the college has been blessed with the tympanist capable of handling a symphonic score among Its enrolled students It was a joy to watch the professional expertness and to sense tha thorough musjk clanship of Jacques Neill- In the percussion department Ha la a distinct addition to tha musical department at the college As in previoue concerts Malcolm Davison as tha leader of the section contributed an appreciable degree of stability to tha whole ensemble Program Is Well Chosen Tha program was selected admirably The Mozart flat Symphony gave a convincing and satisfying beginning The refinement and delicacy of thie great classicist puts a heavy burden on an amateur orchestra and it was a courageous thing to attempt The four movements however were reed carefully end effectively with a nice appreciation of their lyric character The Chaus son Poems brought Samuel Hungerford violinist on the-mualcal faculty at the college to the platform as soloist It wsi tbs universal opinion of last night's crowded house that this accom-plLhed musician has never appeared to better advantage before a local audience than In this romantic and emotional composition of Chausson Tha number is seldom played though aU violinists recognize it as one of tha moat truly viollnlstie end musiclally concerted work" for violin end orchestra It Is warm and ecstatic In the style of the last half of nineteenth century French music with beautifully melodic passages end breathless climaxes in which the whole orchestra takes the theme ewey from the soloist In sweeping crescendos It cells not only for a sparklinglv clear teehnie but a warmth of tona that is responsive to its own emotion Hungerford exhibited the wide range of hia musicianship in hie fine performance The program closed with the particularly grateful composition of Liszt known ae Lee Preludes based upon Lamartine's Poetical Meditations Few symphonic works ere more Imaginative end more thoroughly satisfying to an audl ence than this Here as throughout the program Berdahl displayed those qualities of leadership that have dona so much to bring up symphonic standards at tha college His direction is virile and po-itive hia musicianship is both sound and sincere and his enthusiasm is boundless These are the qualities of which really great conductors era made 'Ghost' Confesses Bombardment Of House May End One of the who have been bombarding the Burdette home at 504 Street has confessed While the mystery of how walnuts rocks and bones descended on the house for nearly month has not been completely solved the police say a 14-year-old member of the household told them she is responsible for some of the trouble The confession Is expected to bring a halt to the neighborhood's troubles which for nearly two weeks baffled tha police The con fession the police say Included no reason for the A crowd that filled the big School last night gave an of three programs which the Orchestra plans to present during the direction of Arthur Berdahl The popularity of theae concerts them from the auditorium of one at the high school and a bit dampening to the apirita of the wisdom of the ehango was Fresno was again made conscious be at of to at Go Campaign To Cut Down Au tomobile Accidents Continues Twenty-nins mors Fresno motorists were arrested yesterday and teat night by tha police continuing a drive to eliminate reckless driving aa a cause of accidents In Fresno Huatton Whitlock 1273 Lucerne Avenue ia accused of speeding on Broadway in a car with defective steering apparatus which waa not licensed and with having no license himself Dan Rakovich of Routs 1' Box 55 Fresno is accused of having driven to the left of the center of Broadway to peas two other cars traveling aide by side speeding in doing so and having no license Cited Second Tima Glen Dale -Franske 732 Cambridge Avenue la alleged to have been traveling forty-three miles an hour on North Fulton Street after having been cited two weeks ago for reckless driving Others arrested and tha offenses charged are: Hansen Highway and McKinley Avenues speeding on Broadway: Albert Doyen 1427 Poplar Avenue speeding on Van Nese Avenue Joe Hego-ian 925 Fulton speeding on forth Fulton David Beard 160 Clark Street speeding on Broadway Gerald Braldch 221 Orchard Avenue speeding on Blackstone Avenue Boscarlno 437 Kearney Avenue speeding at Ful ton end Amador Sir sets Ed Baxter 819 Ferger Avenue speeding on Blackstone Avenue william Muldoon 627 Echo Avenue speeding on Van Nee Avenue and having more than three In the front seat Austin SmitHV Route 8 Box open muffler Bagda-sartan Box 108 Fowler riding the center line on Broadway Javier Ramiros Clovis running through a traffic signal at Tulars and Fulton Street Jaka Hodoian 3803 Monteclto Avenue Clyde Nelson 3024 Lewis Avenue John Meacham 4326 White Avenue Joe Baclno Route 2 Box 122 Simon Hansen 4167 Batch Avenue Julie Paul 3904 Huntington Avenue Suds 1427 Tulare Street Charles Lewis 2911 Washington Avenue ail accused of running through stop signs A Maben 805 Street speeding on Broadway Glenn A Wilson 15 North Fulton speeding on Tulare Street Stanley Kjerulf 651 Harvard Avenue speed rng on Broadway and in -the wrong traffic lane Maria Kathryn Bandour Bakersfield turning from wrong lane of traffic end I Thomas 738 North Third Street speeding on Tulare Street evening services will he conducted at 7:30 The Clover Leaf Harmony Singers of Los Angeles will sing at a series of revival meetings Which will start November 29th HIT-RUNNING IS CHARGED A motorist fled from Fresno and Streets to-day after his car struck a bicycle ridden by Sam PMcuzzt 61 cf 453 Oleander Street thrown twenty feel end wsi painfully bruised He wee treated at the emergency hospital MRS LEONOR CORONA DIES Leonor Corona 43 a native of 2433 Grape Avenue died early today at a local hospital following a short Hlnee She wan the mother of Maria Corona of Fresno Funeral arrangements will be made by the Nuttman Funeral Home Edison Tech School News Subscriptions for the 1935 Memory Book are being received by Ervin Austen Frank Liparl Joe Yraceburu Leo Charlson Leslie Berry Alfred Rodau and Mrs Mary Denison Student directors who will present a Christmas program of plays are: Frances Telesco Arnold Eii-zalde Toy Wong Jamoe Blekeney Virginia Damlanl and Katherine ScbiebelhuL Mrs Bertha Lampeon sponsor of the Edison chapter of the California Scholarship Federation attended a district meeting of the federation in Fowler Accompanying her were Evelyn Fries Mollis Berg Ervin Austin and Otto Berg Mies Marie Bolton of the Fresno State College addressed the Amlche and Lee Sorelles Girl Reserves et a meeting at the International Institute a a aday night Tho Amlche Girl Reserves attended a Junior Girl Reserve dinner at the Blue Triangle Court Tha senior girls defeated the freshmen girls 48 to Wednesday to win tha lnter-claes volley bail championship Members of the senior team are Marl Pearl Cos-talee captain Palmlna Capriotti Katherine Schlebelhut Ruby Win' ters Dee Yraceburu Emma Hartman Mlsao Miteuhara Elvira Pos-sobon Helen Austin and Beatrice Belmondo With Lawrence Horge presiding the class of decided Thursday to have its dance November 23rd Those appointed on the refreshments committee are Miss Laura Curran Edna Bush end Joe Yraceburu New Senior Court officers are: Judge Mollis Berg proeecutlng attorney Ruby Winters defense attorneys James Costanso and William Diaso clerk Frances Telesco i David Broekman composer of the Negro symphony Harlem which was presented during the last Hollywood Bowl season will be guest conductor on a special program to-night at 9:30 clock Tha program will feature a concert orchestra soloists and the male glee club of tho University of California at Lbs Angeles end will mark the air premiere of tha second movement of the symphony Boxy the star maker will celebrate twelve years of developing radio talent during his program at 5 to-day A feature of the program willlb his re-creation of tha cn crystal set era In radio Greta Stueckgold will sing Til Fo'fow My Secret Heart from the Noel Coward success Conversation Piece In her program at 6 also will sing Mozart's Alim lujah Chinees Lullaby from East Ia West and Mv Johann Two Cigareta In Tha Dark will be sung as her featured melody by Mery Courtland young southern songstress at 8:48 Edward and hia band will broadcast from Buffalo again to-night at 7 o'clock presenting group of famous marches and sym-c selections The eighth episode of the historical 'rams Benjamin Franklin la scheduled for 9 1480 Keys 5 Carefree Capers 5:18 Dr John First Radio Church 5:48 Murder On The Mongoose 6 news 6:15 Concert Group 6:30 Dinner Dance 6:45 II Adventures Of Jimmy Allen 7 Frank Watanabe 7:13 CsU mon Luboviski violist 8 Hollywood Barn Dance 9 news 9:15 Hollywood Barn Denee 10:30 Fontrelll's Orchestra Los Angeles 610 Keys 5 Sigmund Remberg Mu sic 6 Radio City Party 0:30 a Tha Gibson Family 7:50 organ recital: 8 National Barn Dance i Floyd Gib bons 9:18 Carefree Capers 10 Blue Moonlight Jimmy Orchestra 11 Ted Fto-'Rtto'S Orchestra 11:30 Mi DX Program 11:45 Bert Orchestra KPO Ran 6SA Keys 5 music direction Sigmund Romberg 6 Radio City Party 6:30 The Gibson Family 7:30 Danny Malone tenor: 7:45 Siberian Singers 8 National Barn Dance: 9 Floyd Gibbons 9:15 Carefree Carnival 10 Blue Moonlight 10:30 Tom Coak-ley's Orchestra 10:55 news 11 Orville Knapp'a Orchestra 11 Ted Flo Orchestra 11:30 Mr to midnight organ concert Fresno Sciots Will Have Dance And Card Party Constituting the' last social event under the regime of Verne Henderson toparch cf Pyramid No 10 Fresno Sciots will conduct a dance Tuesday evening at the Rainbow Ballroom that will celabrata the homecoming of more then ISO members of the I ation from tha Fhce-nix convention The Fresno delegation will return this evening Ben Dutrow ia general chairman of the dance committee the other member of which are: Milton Poesona Earl Wallace Whli pie and Roy Peterson The! wives end Mrs Henderson snd Mra Scott Wood will constitute another rommittea that will have charge of card gemea The party Is for Sciots end mem- hers of their families only reporters Ida Stockli and Virginia Damiani sheriff Billy Hunter deputy sheriffs Leo Gagoaian Arnold Elizalde and Aille Palumbo sergeant at arms John Marches Preliminary hearings were held yesterday for the following defendants: Gerard Jackson Anna Ropp Elsie Klein and Frank Lips ri Tha court will be in session next Friday Ruby Winters Margaret Faretta Elite Mae Klnzel and Katherine Schlebelhut reported at a girls' league meeting Friday on the annuel convention of the Valley Association of Girls League at Livingston A play explaining library classification of books waa presented by Ixty students in observance of National Book Week Katherine Pasco presided and introduced the following students who represent ed tha different divisions: Orville Reinhardt Roy Fries Alhert Gal legos Margaret Calandra Margaret Faretta Mildred Fries Katherine Pasco Emma Hartman Jans Fries end Julia Grosso The program closed with a flag ceremony by the Keho following Roy Scouts: Frank bugler Henry Roth and Eddie Broze flag hearers Student directors were Frances- Telesco and Toy Wong By GLENN CHAFFIN and HAL FORBEST 690 9 Benjamin Franklin CBS 9:80 -Tommy aiiuiiuj Let Presents Davis Broekman 10 Mm time signal and weather forecast 10:02 Everett Orchestra 10:15 Fred Skinner 10i30 Mm Orville Knapp's Orchestra 11 Mr Pasadena Orchestra 11:30 Dick Orchestra 11:45 Mm Leon Herriford'a Orchestra City Fears Borrowing May Be Necessary For Auditorium Job Commissioner of Public Works Jean Vinceni to-day ia In Saa Francisco conferring with Publlo Works Administration authorities concerning tha civic auditorium and storm sewer bonds which were voted last December Ha also is attending a meeting of committee chairmen of tho League of California Municipalities Ha la chairman of tha ways end means committee Vincens said prior to leaving ho intended to make an effort to get the PWA officials to rush action on tho $120400 grant for tha auditorium so the city will not be compelled to borrow money to complete tho building The contract with the government for this grant haa been igned by city officials Tony Ciani Gets Maximum Prison Term For Theft A maximum San Quentin term of two years was imposed yesterday upon Tony Clan! of Fresno who pleaded guilty earlier this week to a charge of conspiracy to commit grand theft Ciani admitted his art in a plan to steal relaina and ried peaches from Fresno County ranchers Ciani will be held in Jail here until the trial of Tony Palm hia rodefendant in the conspiracy charge Palm haa pleaded not iliy end will be tried next month la now free on bond WOMAN INJURED Nellie Roberta 22 of Route 1 Box 14 Ceruthere wee treated at the emergency hospital last night for bruises and abrasions suffered when an automobile In which she was riding struck a house on Cherry Avenue near Nebraska Avenue Lorsl Of rtf 0 Wnthrr Berne eis-eai Brit Bids Telephone 1-1 It I Fresno California November 11 1IM Ferrrete TIU Sands FOR FKESKO AND OeCM alone! rain lo-da and to-nlaht Bunder pert) cloud: no ehnnae In temperatures variable win da hccomlne norlhereet Bun da FOR NORTHERN Unarmed rain and snow In hlah auxin-talna and ahowere to-nlslit or Sanda mornlna over north portion moderate temperature Tha relative poaltlone hleh and lev barometric arts over the ftr western tie tea remain unchanged but a general decline In the barometer has occurred and a troueh itill reaches from the Peelfra Northwest southeast across the plstaau the southern Rorklra In senna! tha rainfall at low level! In California tinea reaterda mornlna ha been light but all sections received some and it assln had art in over northern ond central port) one this momma aood rente fell in Arisons New Mexico and northeast over western Texes Oklahoma and Kansas It Is much warmn In tha upper Mississippi Valle and lake region- In Parifie Coast states maximum are aubnormrl Occesiontl rain in thii vine to-dip and to-nlaht will attend tha extensive low pressure intern which raven thla coast and parti cloud weather on Bun-do le Indicated Moderate temperatures with ae frost denser Weather Oadlilsas Per ft Naan Eadlae At A lth Meridian Tima Lowest Preclp Highest last last Rlrmarck Boston Chietfto Cincinnati Detroit El Paso Eureka Pit UNO Havre Use Of Veterans Bonds To GetHugeU Loan Also Recommended Abolition of atete prison camps on constrnetion projects and uss of funds heretofore expended for their upkeep in providing employ-- rnent for non-convicts is recommended In a motion passed by members of the California Con-' strnction Congress of the Cslifon- nla Chamber of Commerce at an all-day meeting yestreday at The r' Californian Frank Connolly of Los Angeles secretary of the southern chapter of the Associated General Contractors who introduced the motion said "it is about Urns we took a stand against the use of prison labor on construction proj-i acta which should rightfully provide employment for many of our newly now out of work Gempo Termed state government haa ex pended xnilllone of dollars In establishing veritable prison camps which are Summer said Connolly of our stats officials admit it would ha tha policy of wisdom to taka tha money now used for these camps end use it providing employment for lew-abiding citizens who need The congress also approved a recommendation to tha veterans' welfare board that the 130000000 bond issue passed at the recent state election be used as security by the board in nn application to the federal government for loan of 380000000 to to provide financing ruction of for the const for war veterans The proposal wee made by Floyd Boos of Sen Francisco secretary of the northern chapter of tho Associated General Contractors Connolly sold there are now 2L-000 applications for veterans welfare construction loans on file with tha 350000)00 fund provided by the new bond issue sufficient to care for only 7000 of tbs requested loans Re eald a federal loan can be liquidated on the same basis as the welfare bond issue without coat to the taxpayers Upon tho recommendation of Floyd Boos of San Francisco code official tha congress adopted a motion that state officials give consideration to a man several mUlion-doUar building pro gram involving additions to existing fng state structures which are now overcrowded and modernisation of state-owned buildings badly in need of repairs and improvements William Hague of San Francisco joined in recommendation with tho statement would bo far wiser to spend tha money for useful employment on useful projects than to practically throw away as la contemplated under the $2400000 relief bonds passed st tha recent A proposed amendment to state laws which would require a standardization of plumbing Installation in rural districts as submitted by A Newman of Fresno representing the master plumber association was referred to tha executive committee of the congress for consideration The congress favored a proposal that tha state senate and assembly appoint building and construction 'committees to consider nil bills relating to the construction industry Mother Charged With Attempt To Poison 3 Tots LOS ANGELES Nov 4i- Urs Lucille Gale 36 who allegedly Induced her three children to drink poisoned milk and then ought to end her own life wee charged with suspicion of attempted murder to-day She and two of the children Marjorie Rose 8 and Bobbie 5 were reported out of danger but the condition of Betty Jane remained grave Mrs Gels widow of a Barer! Hills policeman refused to tall but friends said she had been despondent over her financial state According to police ahe mixed a deadly potion and poured it into four glasses of milk which all drank A neighbor found them unconscious Officer! found a note saying: feel death la the only wev out my children so taking them with Police were told tha only source of income wee stopped when bank failed some time ago Football Films Shown At Stanford Benefit Motion pictures of Stanford's football victory over the University of Southern California this Fall and tha 1933 gridiron battle with California enlivened a big gams rally and scholarship loan fund benefit conducted in tha ballroom of Tho Californian last night by the Fresno County Stanford Alumni Tha playi were explained by James (Rabbit) Bradshaw freshman football coach at tha university who waa a guest of honor Under dirarticn of Miss Virginia Watson tha boys' gles club of the Fresno High School sang colter one and contributed solo num-1 here The girls' sextet of tha school also sang rid re games were In charge of Mrs Vanderburgh association vice president and proceeds will be added to the Fresno group's loan fund for Fresno County students attending tha university Vice President I Lost While Stalking Deer UVALDE (Texas) Nov W) President John Gamer returned from a deer hunt to-day with a ten-point buck a sprained tones end told knee numerous aerate! a story of being lost and falling: out of a tree wnlle trying to find camp was the -first time In my life that have become lost while i eald Garner who is probably as familiar as any man with the wilds of Southwest Texas funnv part of it was that waa not more than 300 yards from PERKINS IS BURIED Georg Perkins 46 Kearney eric rancher wee buried to-day In Belmont Memorial Park following funeral services at tha chapel I XL lisle He died Thursday whipped into our faces and the wee swirling in such fury and dense messes around us we could scarcely see tha reindeer in front of us presence wee felt by the reindeer too The faithful animals worked with a vim and strained at tha traces Make Headway Despite tho furious attacks of Leyluk tho deer continued to moke headway Jealous Of Santo Layluk It must he understood no friend of Santa Claus and does not guard hia territory out of friendship Centuries ago he resented the tresenee of the rood old saint in Seklmoland and for many years he attempted to drive Santa from his domain Battling with Laylnk all day and climbing tho pass step by step the fight finally sapped all our strength and we coma to a' halt Our ringer tips were frozen and our feet felt like wood Mrs bad her nose frozen we were hungry and very very tired Battle For Lives Zt took us two hours to pitch camp and than we had to battle for our lives to keep the enow-drifts from piling- up on us and yin us and tha reindeer We ldlea together and the Eskimo gave us some dried seal meat for we could not even light our alcohol stoves Wa waited until the fun moon came up again for tha moon disperses storms and clouds as the sun does for and mist We started out again and to our surprise the-narrow canyon began sloping down hilL had stopped just at the dividing line between success sad failure as happens so often in life Reach Vast Tundra We were past Layluk's cava although he still lashed and roared at us found ourselves on a wide level -plain called a tundra with soft snow and underneath It an abundance of reindeer moss for which we were grateful for our faithful animals needed food and rest as much as we did They pawed the snow with their sharp little hoofs and shoveled away the enow with their antlere We gathered some of the moss and built a campfire and Mrs 1C true to the promise you will remember ahe mad before leaving New York with the assistance of Eskimos played cook and got busy preparing a warm meal and a good cup of coffee It strengthened our bodies and our epirits but we were so tired It took ua some time before we fell into a dead sleep It seemed we had barely dosed our eyes when I woke up and saw Patunuk standing over me and wanted to ask him why he did not go to bed when I heard him say (White man get up get up) We had slept eight hours Make Good Time We quickly broke camp end hitched up The deer flew across the tundra In great leaps and bounds as if they had no sleigh or load behind them The reindeer kept up their terrific pace for six hours straight Herd Appears Just as the big moon sunk behind a low ridga of mountains we began to aee hundreds and then thousands of dark spots scattered in groups ail over the great plain It wa a vast herd of reindeer A few minutes more snd our sleds were right among them and our reindeer stopped panting from their fast run By tha gleam of tha Northern Lights wa pitched camp and built a campfire with tho reindeer all around us looking at the fire with great soft brown eyes Camera Snaps Inverted Siren During Practice It's none other than Norma Shearer practicing at her Santa Monica home some of the fancy diving for which ahe is noted The famous film star haa often given exhibitions of her springboard prowess Red Cross Aides Sew Garments For Needy During October 140 workers sewed 138 hours on garments for needy families Mrs Bollinger of tha home service department reported at a meeting of the volunteer special service commit taa of the Fresno Red Cross Tburs-dsy at tho chapter house The clothing department distributed 2061 garments 309 blankets 77 sweaters 8 comforters and 3 layettes Mrs Virginia Lee Stanlford of tho production department said women of a Presbyterian Methodist and Episcopal Churches Legion Auxiliary and American Catholic Womens assisted The board will meet at 4 Monday Sunshine Club FNNS BITES ARE RET Park ELMAN HURT IN FIGHT Ray Acosta 33 of Selma is in the Fresno County General Hospital with head lacerations ha says he suffered at Selma in a fight in which he was struck on tho head Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Funeral services for Henry Enne 53 of 2924 Nevada Avenue a furniture salesman who died Thursday will be conducted at 2 Monday at the chapel of Lisle with a bottle TAILSPIN What Do You Make Of It? SexS 7MT AS ATAM iP TArer euytfAPPWG or suss to POM Pe tOU AAAfE sOMEAf PE AKAtVES S' £MUSS-7MS yOPPAY iSEY EfiEAMME- Kansas Clt Lai Lander Los Anxelet Memphis Minneapolis Needles New Orleans New York Oklahoma Clt Omaha Phoenix Plllrbursh Portland Reno Kacramente St Louis Salt Lake Cit Ban Antonio San Dlo Ban ZYanelaeo Santa Pa Seattle Tax Tampa Washlnston Yuma Stockton Merced Freer Uniirt PorlervIDe Bikerefield Mex Min Weather Rata St 4 Ralnlnf 11 St 41 Rolnlns 0 (I Re min tl Cloud S3 IS Cloud OS 1 -4 Cloud River Reparto Kins Ptedra A I iters 3IM leet discharge 303 serond feet Ban Jotunin Rerekhoff House Crere for 34 hours te last mid-aiiht) 480 second feet Local Dale PM AM Neon Barometer itll 30M Mil Temperature dr 13 Temperature wet I4 Humidit per cent to Rainfall It II II 3 -34 Tffffhfg Seasonal rainfall to data 301 Normal rainfall to date 13 Last rainfall-to Mill date 133 Normal dall maximum temperature for November -Normal dall minimum temperotura far November 43 Hlehtal retufda Jo writ this date 18 end te YLHlnlmum Hith ana low this dtte li lost rear snd 41 Tim of sunrise set 4:48 to-dar 4:48: of i 1 r'V It S5.