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The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 31

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Insulin Jags Aid Insane NEW YORK, May 9 Jags caused by mild of Insulin ate a new treatment for Insanity anti mental ills reported to the Medical Society of New York. The Insiilln Injected a I 8 A. M. Weeping Is one of the principal results In many cases. This, however, appears not to be due to un- hlipplness.

hut 011 the contrary to temporary lass or anxiety. The patients also feel quite weak. Breakfast at 8 A. M. clears away all signs of the Insulin Jag, anct the treatment is over for the daj'.

It Is repeated dally. The results on 23 persons, sulfer- nlg from various serious mental troubles Including schizophrenia and mania depressive insanity, and four whose minds were deranged by physical conditions, were reported by Doctors fhlllp Polntln. Hyman Spolnltz and Benjamin Wiesel of the New York State Psychopathic Institute and Hospital, New York City. The dally lasted from one week to 18 months. Of the 22, one recovered completely, 12 were much Improved and five slightly improved, a percentage score of 81.

Qne was a man who could only mumble when treatment started. At the end he was alert and (diking intelligently and the Improvement teemed last- the poor EouLs who Imagined everyone was an enemy and who could not cooperate with the doctors and nurses, the insulin jags were very effective. Canyon Initiates 70 New Voters CANYON, May 8---Seventy new voters took an oath, American citizenship here last night In ft program designed to stress the urgency of a filler participation In democratic government by the people. Judge Frank Day of Plainview the main speaker, declared the ballot Is the greatest gift within power of a democratic government But Intelligent voting, he said, must be devoid of ignorance, prejudice "bandnagon" politics, selfish inerest. "De the master of your thoughts and convictions when you vote," he told the young men and women who will cast their ballots for the first time this year.

Miss Ulfine Zeeck of I-amosa and Neville Bremer of Amarillo, who are West Texas State College students, spoke briefly for the new voters, accepting the responsibilities of citizenship hut expressing impatience with some phases ol politics and voting they hnd ob- Miss Zwcech pledged the Jup to vote in every election anr 18 try to keep the nation at peace Bremer the new voters are facer, optimistic, and not afraid ol new Ideas. Prof, S. H. Condron presided 1 Clyde Warwick talked about the mechanics of voting, and Dr. J.

A Hill presented certificates of citizenship alter administering the oath. Judge E. Nelson of Ama- illlo spoke briefly. POLICE WASHINGTON, D. C.

(jp) The Idea of fighting fire with fire Is foolish, on the of Edwin Earbee, taxi driver. Barbee picked up a fare. lie. became suspicious his passenger was a hold-up man To attract police old, Barbee drove through red lights, exceeded the speed limit and drove without lights Policemen he passed cast toleranl eyes on his peccadilloes. When the robber pulled gun.

Barbee crashec his cab into a parked car. It was not until the thug fled a firing I a shot that officers got the Idea I i and joined In the capture. KUDANAKE tries on the Chief Shakes' a and hefts the chief's a which he will wear with all rights and privileges after June 4. Heap Chief After Long Probation WRANQELL, AlMka, May 9 W) --'Way back in 1916, Chief Shakes of the Wrangell Indian people, died Charlie Jones (Kudanake) was 52 then, and next, In line, he thought So, according to Indian custom Charlie Jones arranged lor' Chler Shakes' funeral, mide the proper gifts (which he paid for) and threw a big pot-latch (paying for that loo). Some litigation over Shakes Isl.

and, ancestral home of the departed chief, came up just then GO Charlie Jones never got beyond be Ing chief pro tern. He's been pro-hmmh)g for 24 years. He's 7G now and his people think It's high i he was given a title. So there's going to be another big pot-latch among the Wrangells on June 3 and 4 and Kudanakc finally will become Chief Shakes. News-Globe del Results tiiis greater whiskey value! MONEY II pou don't agree this mild, ma- 3-year-old whiskey if Amenca'i finest rtfardlns (A -price return the horde too UK! tn rour aoaer EfiNf Biggest Bear Killed Was 1,500 Pounder JUNEAU, Alaska, May 9 of professional guides reports show the largest brown bear killed the past season was a 1.500- pouncier brought down by D.

8 Hopkins, Spokane, hunting near Uyak Bay, May 10. The hide measured 11 Jep.t long 11 feet 8 Inches the skuli weighing 20 pounds, was IDV, Inche, long and a foot across. Samuel H. Hosteller. HutchlnEon hunting on Admiralty Island brought down the season's blgges Its hide was 9 feet 4 Inches each dimension and Its sbui was 18U by 8vs Inches.

Henry A. Roemer, Pittsburgh, Pa. shot the largest southeastern Alaska black bear of the year. It measured 7 feet 314 inches square and a skull 13 1.2 by 8 1.2 Inches. W.

Osborn, hunting lor the American Museum of Natural History New York City, took out the largcs bull mockse of the year. It was sho In the Kenai Peninsula, and liai antler spread of 65 inches, i palm breadth of inches and had 34 points. Guide Tom Odale fount a moose, killed by another, nea Tustumtna Lake, which had an all time Alaska record spread of 1 inches. William Phillips, Bath, N. brought down a mountain goat In southeastern Alaska which hat horns 9 Inches long by 4 Inche, circumference at the base.

The goa weighed 300 pounds. Raises Sunken Treasure- Lumber Ap Feature service BOONEVILLE, Ky. John Littrell earns a summer Uveiihoot combing Ihe floor ol the Kentuck; River for lost loss. The logs were lost many, year, ago off raffs when the stream wai a busy lumber trade channel. The J'fars under water have Improved some lypcs, particularly whit oak which hardens with each un der-water year.

Softer woods pine and sycamore--soften, and walnut shales off If soaked too lone, Ltttrell began his slrange "fishing" business after his enterprise, as a river huckster and coal collie ended In 1025. The first step to locale logs This is done from barges pushct by a rugged tow-boat Littrcl built This particular phase of operation is called "progulng." The crew USPS a 20 to 30 foo length of pipe. On end Is spike with which Ihe operator at tempts lo pierce the high spot or Ihe log. Then with another pipe, filer down (o sharp edge. Ihe pro Biter plugs the log, much as on would a watermelon.

Prom pluu, about an inch and a half diameter, the type of wood Is ri. tcrmincd. If the log is dcemet worth raising, then the real work begins, The log Is speared by spud or harpoon, ttiank end which ftts Into length of pipe A cable, attached to a windlass ccn passe-i through a hole. In the icn ler of Ihe spud, Just below Ihe col and by this means the log li mlstd. Then after the log has been brought to the surface, It is rkd" to the nearest bank to ic- maln unlll LHlrcll picks It up on his return i Rt the entl of summer operations and brings It to hLs Mwmtlj near thlfl little Owsley County town in eastern Kentucky A I A nlfht.

UU Kc. Kltrclire Until a i sat vine KIJN1MY I Showmen, HBO 15--Letters From Abroad, NBO mid Glenn, NBO of the Bible, NBO Sunday Btiirtln that Sing, NBO a American Toulh, NBC filnry of AH of TJs, NBO Guitarist, NBO Your Job, Services, RmoU SUNDAY AFTERNOON WBS Cunningham Floral, 1 Studio of Chicago Bound Table, NBC a con Quartet, Blackb Shaw, Studio Wo Forget, Transc, From Europe, NBO Miuic Partde. Employ en Casualty. TQN Genial Entertalni, Ami rillo Hotel, WBS ce Program, Studio World Is Youri, NBO NBC Bludfo Hollywood Today. NflO Catholic Hour, NBC ol NBC Players, Service, Transc.

Filrh Bandwagon, Fitch Shampoo, NBC SUNDAY a i McCarthy, a Sanhorn, NBC Man's Family, Tenderleaf Tea. NBO WF, FhWIps petroleum. Studio Behind the Song, Amarillo Greenhouse. Trauec. A ol Fa mills' Music.

Bayer Aspic la. NBC I Orchestra, StiHlertaVpr. Transc. Four Naturals. Studio String Quartet.

NBO Music, NBC Church Hollywood, AriklMon Baker, Tiansc. Jello, NBO Pollack Orchestra, NBO OFF. A I Sky Pilot, Studio and Shine, WB3 News, Studio Cluh of the Air, NBC Flashes, Oraham Hoeme Plow, i Salon Serenade. WB3 Old Family Almanac, Panhandle Laundrv, Studio Time, Nunn Electric, WBB ft Found classified Ada, Stud to Moraine Melodies, WBS Dr. Malone, Poet Bran, Transc.

Harum, Bab-O, NBO Transc- L. Onrdon, Gordon's 6tyl9 Shop, Studio Your Neighbors, Duche Co Studio Furr Food Stores. Studio Guiding Light. Naphtha NBO Hopkins. A of Mercy House.

Transc. Blake Faces Life, Post Teas ties, Trimc. Fflrm and Home Hour, NBC Hymns of All Churches, 6oft- Grlmma Daughter, Corn- klx, WBS on the Street, Whlte'i Auto Stores. Remote Time i a Red ding's Markets, Tranzc Phillips Petroleum, 8tu dlo Flying Dutchman. Cal Far Icy, Flsushes.

Btu dto WBS Peiklw, OxydoE, NEO 1.30--Pepper Young's Famllj-j Canuy Bnd Sade, NBO a Coca-Cola. Transr a Dallas. Milk of MagnMli Creamfi. NBC Jonta, Milk Mag nesla. NBC -Young Wldtler Brown, Bays AspUlp.

NBC Alone, Quaker Oata. NBO a.15--Kitty Keene, Dreft, NBO Remote A i Wejtsn Remote A NHC Malcolm Claire. NBO 5 Enterfalntuenl studio NBO Gordon, NBC Kevelteu. Etudio Review, Crier Boad Reports Know Your AmarlHo lions, Ixinp-Eell Lumbtr, fitu Telephone Hour. Belt Tele phone System, NBO Lea of tone, Tires, NHO Varieties.

Transc. American Women, NB( TO Be Announced, NDC P.OO-Frfid a i 1n Pleasutct1m NBC Rtoeller Orchestra, NEC Breeze Otcheotra, NBC ews phlll 'r-i retroleum. Studli Xavler Cilgat Orchestra. NBC Review, Shamrock oil Gnfl. Studio Hawkins Orchestta, NBC Ebner NBC 12'3tIfGN OFp Ul a TUESDAY Sky Pilot, Studio Up Tunes.

WHS piainBmen, Allis Chalmers tuudlo Nfws. NBC fast Club of Air 7.45--News Fjajhfs. Graham Hoe fifrenade, WBS Music, WBS Time. Nunn Electric Ixiat At Found Mrlotlies. WBS Dr.

Malone, Post Bra News. Thft Bordcn Btudlo 9US--Thfl i i Light, a i IQiOO-Knte Hopkins, Angel of Mercy Faces Life, Tos Tortstlf. 1 Trnnsc. Fnrm and. Home Hour.

or All Churches, solt- wllk. Trance. Daughter, Corn- XIJT. Transr. i Gunn Hlner- man, Remote Music.

WBS A ArTICHNOON on the White's A inn fitnres, a i Timn Htpiial. Red- fling's Markets, Transc. Newri, Petroleum, Flying uutchmim, Cnl Far- the Home, Morrow Slutllo Morm Splcct'a Jewelry, Studio lisle, WRS Perkins, Osyflot. NBC Young's Family, Camay. 4 i nnri Bartr, Crinco-NBO Sam, Coca-Cola.

Transc. DftHiw, Milk ol a i i NBC Jonej, Ml lit of Mag- nrstn, NBC Wldder Brown, Bayer 1 Aspirin, NBO Atonp. a Oats. NEC Drert, NBO Pemnte Johiuon, NBO LI'l A NBC CUUe, NBO NflO 4i45-- Rocky Gordon, NBO Rti-ellers. Studio Chnrllc i Airn- rlllo Transc.

Crlpr. Btudlo 3 i AA Roart ideas for Old Lons-npii Lumber, studio AWrlrh Famtly, Pud- nlnps. Nnc O'GoId, Tume, NBC Arthur Godfrey. i Leader a Studio WBS Sisters, Studio Hope. Pepsodent, NBO Josej-, Btudlo Dance Time, WBS Watlng in NBC Martin NBC Onrdon Orchestra.

NBC Phillips Btudlo Dorsey Orchestra, NBC Zirvlew, Shamioek Oil Has. i a Orchestra, NBC Disciples of Rhythm, NBC Cluh Orchestra, NBO OFF. WKUNKSDAY MORNING 6 Pilot, Btudlo and Bhlne. WE3 KFWF. Studio Clxib of the Air, NBC Flashes, Graham Hoemi Plow, fiturilo Serenade Family Almanac, Panhan die Laundry, Studio Leonard Time, Electric.

WBS Classified Ads Lost Found S'-udlo Melodies, WBS Dr, MaJone. Post a Transc. Harum, Bab-O, NBC. WBS L. Gordon, Gordon's Style Shop.

Studio Neighbors. Doche and Co, studio Furr Food Siorpi, Studio i i Light, a a NBC Hopkins. Angel of Mercy, Maxwell House, Tranac. Blake Faces Life, Post Toatles, Trance, Farm and Home Hour, NBC AH ChuichBf, Soft- asllX, Grimms Daughter. Cotn- klx, Transc.

BudsFtefis, Gunn Hlner- man, Music, WBS Olf, Meyer and Meyer, Studio I A AFTERNOON on Street, White's Auto Storea. Time Signal, Bedding's a Transc. Phillips Petroleum, 8tu- dlo Flying Dutchman, Ctl Farley. Remote Flaahes, RegentB, Stu dlo WBB Perkins, Ovydol. NHO Young's Family, Camay NBC and Bade', Crizco.

NBO Sam, Coca-Coli, Transc rjallaa. Milk ot Magnesia Creams. NBC Jones, Milk at Mag' nesin Tablets. tfBC Wldtler Brown, Bayei Aspirin. NBC Girt Alone.

a Aspirin, NBC Keene, Drelt, NBC Remote Senrs. Abner. NBC Clatrc, NIKJ Program, Studio A i NBC Gordon. NBO Dixie Revellers. Studio Amanllo High School, Gtudlo Crlcr.

fitudlo Road Your Instltu tlonf, Long-Bell Lumber. Studl Ad kiss on Bsker, Studio A EVKNINC -Evening VBrietles. WBS Party, Bugler To bacco, NBC Frerf Allen Show, Ipana Sa! Hepatlca, NBC Kysrr'a Kolleae ol cal Knowledge, Lucky Strike NBC Steelier Orchestra, NBC A a i WeeVIy, NBO Waring In Pleasure Time Chfstrrfleld, NBC News, Phillips Petroleum, Btu dit Barnett Orchestra, NEC Review, Shamrock Oil Gas, Gtudlo NB1 Eerier Orchestra, NB Pollack Oichwtra, NBO OFF. THURSDAY I Sky Pilot, Studio 6'15--Rise and Shine, News. Btudlo Club of the Air, NBi 7:45 News Flas e3, Oraham Hoem Plow.

Btudlo Serenade, WB5 WDS Leonard Time, Electrli WBS and Lost and Found i Melodies. WBS Dr. Malone, Post Bran Transc. David I a Bab-O, NBQ WES The Borden Stu i Guiding Light, A a NDC HopVtiu. Angel of Mercy Maxwell House.

Blake Faces Life, Pos Tranic, Farm and Home Houi NBC- of All Chutehcs, Soft asllk, Transc. Grlmm'a DaughLe Transc. Burtgeteeri, Guan-Hlner man, Remote WBS THURSDAY A on Street, Whlta Auto si or PA, Remote Time SlfnAl, rtlng'fi Transc. Phillips Petroleum, Btu dlo i Dutchman, Cal Far Ipy, Rrmote. Home, Morrow Thomai Studio Splcer, Jewell Slurtio Music.

WBS Perkins. Oxydoi, NBC Young's Family, Cama; NBC and Side, Crlsco. NBC Bam. Coca-Cola, Ttani Pallas, i at Ma priest; NBC Mll" of Mai nesu NBC Wlrtder Brown, Bay Aspirin. NBC Alnnp.

a NBC Drett, NBC 3HX--Joseph OftJIlcchlo Orchcatr Ahncr. NBC Clnln-. Giirst nook, NUC Oordnn, NRC fitudm a i i a i rllln Hotel, Ttansc. Crlcr. filvidlo Rond lloports, titucllo frr Old Home LfiiiR-nell Lumber, A Baker, SI THUHSDAY F.VF.NIN'G DlAlrict A Vltall HRC A Myalfry, Fletschmann Yeast, NBC Godfrey, Union Leader, Traasc.

WHS Re Announced, NflO Flayers, Studio of 1 Stiirilo a i In i NBC Bcr.lor Orchestra. NBC. Dorsey NBC 945--New, Petroleum, Studio Orchettrt, RFDi wiite 1VN5 Kc. NRO Review, Bhimroeh OU Studio Orchestra. NBC niMijiiH of Rhythm.

NBC rn Pollack Orchestra, KBG OFF. RIDAY MUHMNO 6ky Pilot, Bludlo Up TiinH, WB3 Plainsmen, Allls Studio News. Btudlo Cluh ol Air. NBC Orflha Hoeme Talk a i Dodge Clothw, Btudlo WBS Family Almanac, Fanhin- dle a Studio Time, Kleclrlc, WBS and Found. Studio MelodiM, WHS Dr.

Mslone, post Bran, Transc- DAVld Harum, Bah-O, NBO WBS PA L. Gordon, Gordon's Shop, Btudlo Neighbors, Porha Studio Furr Food Stores. Btudlo Guiding Light, Naphtha NBC a Hopkins. oi Mercy. a Houne, Transc.

BH'xp Faces a poet ToasUee. Transc. a i a Farm and Home Hour NBC Crocker. Bottastllc, Tranjc. 11 1 Grimm's Daughter, Cornkix, Transc.

Biidseterti, Ounn-1 Music, WBS Meyer and Meyer, Studio RI1IAY I on Street, A Remote 1 Ttme Signal, Hed- Markets, Transp. Phillips Petroleum, Studio In a Cal Farley, Remote Flishes, Regent's, 8tu- WBS Specials, City Market, WBS Perkins. Oxydol. NBC Young'6 Family, Camty. Nnc Hurt NBO Sam.

Coca-Cola, Transc. 2:15 -Stella Dallaa. Milk of Magnesia. NBC Junes. Milk ol Magnesia Toothpaste, NBC Widrter Brown, Bayer NBC Alone, Quaker Oat-.

NBC 3 1 5 NBC Re-mote NDO LH Abner, NBC Malcolm Claire, NBC n. A. Jackson, Btudlo 4:30 -Fran Allison, NBC Gordon, NBC Dixie Revellers. Studio Your Schools. Studio Crier.

Studio Road Reports, Btudln Your A a Institutions, Long-Bell Lumber. Btudlo Adklsson Baker. Studio I A KVENIVfi Charlie a Am- rlllo Hotel. Transc. WBS Onm Fonim of the Air, Btudlo WHS Time, Chemical NBC Town.

Rlnso, Transo. Mutlc. HarrU, Piano Behind HeadHnes, NBC a In Actlou. NBC Waring In Fleasurettme Ch'fotrrfleld. NBC Orchestra, NBC Music, NBC Phllllpa Petroleum, dio Heichman Orchestra, NBC REVIEW, fihamrock Oil Gas.

Studio Ella Fitzgerald Orchestra, NBC Ebner Orchestra. NBG Club Orchestra, NBC OFF. SATURDAY I The EVy pilot. Studio 6 1 5 5 and Shine, WBS of Wool, Transc. Club of the Air, NBC Flashes, a a Hoeme Plow.

Btudlo a i a Ghlnola. NBC Time, Nunn Electric WBS Classified Btudto BHght Idea Club. NBO Time Signal, Red- rtlne'5 Markets. Transc. The Bordcn Jtudll WBS Llltls Stars, Mann Bakery Farm and Home Hour Farm Btudfn Budgeteers, Gunn-Hlner man.

Remote SATURDAY A on the Street, White' Axito Stores, Remote Varieties. WBS Petroleum, Btu dlo J2l45--ThB Flying Dutchman, Cal For ley, Remote o'Dell. Studio Hour, studio Hrlssett Orchestra, NBO Capers. NBC Boy, A Girl. A Band, NB' Music, NBC Bestor Orchestra, NBO Chlco Spanish Revue.

NBO Religion In the News. NBC Church Hour, GtUdlo i ergarten NBC 9.3D--AAA Road Reports Jdws for Olil Long-Bell Lumber, Studio A i i Baker, Studio SATURDAY EVENING of a i Drama KBC Be Announced, NBC Barn a Alk Seltzer, NBC Caravan, Camels. NBO Old Opry, Prlnca Albert NBC Bestor Orchestra. NBO Hnll Orchestra, NBC Petroleum. Btudl Dorsey Orchestra, NBC i Bhamrock Oil Gas, Studio 10 30-Sanrtle Hit WBS of NBC Hole! Sherman a NBC I2.00-S10H OFF.

ntlDAY KORKTN'G Club. DerotlotnJ, About Time. Hymni. Ranch Week's Orcb, Cluh. Will Ciub of the Air.

anrt WKe--TSN. Aces-TSN. ghbors--TSN, Gal Sunday--TSN. Secretary--TSN. of Carol Lelshton--TSN.

A i on Pr.rade--TSN. Not Corner, 11 -Incorporated--TSN. FRIDAY AFTERNOON A i Jamborw. i Ramblsrt--TSN Marriage License Kotthe--TSN. Scnool of Tha Air--T6N.

Fay. Mc.Cune'4 Orch--MBS. News. Book Man. Symphony.

rona 4: His HawaHan Muslo--MBS. Family--MBS. 3-45-Nnrth Death--TSN. Group--TSN, of Suga Hills--TSN. Fulton Lewis--MBS.

Arts Conservatory, a i Boosters, them FRIDAY EVENING Row Center--MSB Lookx Ahead--T5N. Mileage Tex ax Reporter. Orsm Swing--MB3. Gsrcla's Orch. a Lloyd Snydcr's Orch, Lolner'a Orch-TSN.

Jack Orch--MBS. Helworlu FRIDAV. MAT 10 (Central Standard Time) (Changes in programs as listed due to laat i network, correctional Abner'R Sketch--nhe-weaf News; Wild. Pianist--nbc-wjn Newa Broadcasting Period--cbs-watat The Chlcagoans Dancing Music Orchestra--mbs-chnln Kltchrll'H Edwin C. "Etl East--went only Malcolm Claire and News -nbc-red BUI Stern Sports: Ed East--wjz, only Dancing Music Orrhrslra--nbc-blue Hrddrv Hopper on Movies-- cbs-wabc Reveries at the Kealy Stamps -went only Three Cheers.

Song--nbc-rod-chalr The fierenaderi Bud Barton's nnc-blue-w-Mi Paul Sullivan News--crw-wnbc-enst Danclns Music. Bocky Lowell Thomas News European War Broadcast-- A Orphan Annie In nrrtpat--mhs-wes Waring Time--nbc- area f-pait Josef Marias ft His Scnc nbc-wj? Amus A Andy. Skit--cbs-wahc-eas Patterns In Fulton Lewis, Talk--mbs-chalr War News-- nbc-weat Lanny Boss In Song--cbs-wabc-bRJd Paul Sullivan In Repeat--cbs-weet Wylhe Williams Talk--mbs-chain --R-eaf-Xyw-wbx-wmal DanclnR Orch--nbc-rrd-cha( Yesterday's Children. Play--nbc-wj Al Fearco Gang--cbs-wnbc Lone RRnser. Can't Get Away From the Hayin' BERN peasant depu u-ho complalnfKl In Nn timial Council Hint, there wpre no rnongh iirn.MiU officers In the flrm were by the government Om farmers liatl too much to do I complrto (tie 1 fo a rflrrrr.

Any Swiss may Lcrnnip but few pendants' spnrn either or the mone nccrssnry to follon' i coiirw c-vjeiiUfil for ol fleers. How's Your Radio? Tor Exnert Radio Repair Man or Outstanding Valuta Rodioi Turn lo Classification "39" In Wont Adi SwinR nly Dancing Music Sam a i on Bpnrts-wRn-wlw-kw Manners NBC Concrrt Music a Bmlth'R Vnrlrty Filth How Center, Variety--mbs-wri G.30 Valley WallerLstcIn SlnfrMnettd--mtM-wo 6 55--Elmer Davis, Lyman Waltzes--nhc-wi Home Town Unc. Johnny Orchei--chi-busic Oberlln College Program--mhs-rhfl1n My nbc-wea "Amazing America" Quiz-- nbc-ivja 'FtjEt Nlghler," Dramatic--cbs-wab A Commanrt Pcrformanre--tnbs-wo Ameche Variety--ubc-wea Broadcast of Boslnp In Grand Central Raymond o. 6win'5 Tatk--mbs-w SERIAL STORY BET ON LOVE BY CHARLES B. PARMER eat NIA Continued From Editorial Page -s he? Watch hlml" Shep Grant was hustllnj his Monitor, to dui ront on the rail--he had blocked the fast-moving brown, wSC lad tried to take It.

Now. as they reached the first turn, the field was split Into two oV Ulons. Three horses in the first group: Shep Drant with Monitor OB he a i Farwell on Castanets next lo him and Madden running Ide on Pepper Boy. Seven horses were grouped behind. "Too bad Madden couldn't get rail.

He's dropping back." So vas. 'The horte. Is in stride--Madden's filing him breather," aid. "Maybe," Wharton muttered. "But I don't like the iray Grant li aklng (hat nag of his to the fronts-Boy I--He's a length ihead as they tart down (he hack stretch." "He's burning his colt up," said Sherry--and she hoped It was tnia, "Maybe," Wharton muttered again.

"I'm not crazy about Grant-ou know It; but Just same he's a dam good judge of "He's four pounds overweight," Sherry said, as she noted that Pepper Boy was third--and running easily--at the half-mile. "Is he?" Wharton looked at her minute. "Then he's got an anlage over all the rest of you," "How so?" "All the other Jockeys are very light boys--and their eaddle-padj filled with lead. That's dead weight--and mighty heavy Ehen ta 11 live weight." "What of it?" she snapped. "There's Madden going Into contention --now." THE BOY WAS STARTING his run with Pepper Boy.

Ha lifted nil eina at the three-eights pole, is they went Into the far turn. Sherry knew he was clucking to Pepper Boy--she taw her ittle colt spring forward--Madden was shooting into a. space between Castanets and the rail! Pepper Boy got the rail--was alongside Cav- enels--was drawing away from Castanets--was shooting at a spacs between Monitor and the rail, nhead. "Not this time!" Wharton whistled. "Madden almost got In that ipcnlng--but Shep has an eye in the back of his head.

he's drawn lose to the rail himself." So he had. But Madden was taking Pepper Boy out--now they straightening down the home stretch: Monitor in front by a length Pepper Boy second--and the brown, Castanets, coming up fast on Pep- wr Boy's flanks. Behind them thundered seven other horees--vainly tying to catch up. The crowd was yelling and cheering. Thcre'd been last rntauta plunge on Monitor by the wise boys--and Pepper Boy catching up with him? "Gosh, but Grant can ridel" Wharton Ejld It loldlng that nag of his together well.

You've got the best horse--but he's hanging--Madden can't move him up an Inch, sherry!" "Now he's coming-in the last furlongl" sherry yelled. Madden hid''- ashed out with his bat. Pepper Boy leaped forward. His nose was now at Monitor's neck; but Castanets surged forward on the outside--even with Pepper Bay. The three colts--so close together that a handkerchief could ilmost covered down to the wire together.

Now they wenj head and head, nose and nose-They flashed under the wire. CONTINUED) Dance Music--mbs-wor searehtHBter Talk--nbc-weal Mrlody'n Marathon--nbe-blue-weet The Bob Rtpley Program--cbd-wabc a i MniLc Orchestra--mba-wor Nature. Tiilk--nbc-wfM tk Fted Wailng'B xeptat--nbc-reft-west News: DAncIng Muejc KOWH Time--cbs-wabc-e. Amos find Andy in repeal--cbs-weat Daneln? Miwlc Orrhcat-- mba-chaln Music Danca Orch News i 1- crw--mrw Dancing Music Orcheft to 12--nbc-wjs Lanny Ross rpl. (15 to Adm.

or Dance. TO Ranch To Hold Hereford Sale ALH ART. May 9 The TO Ranch Co. of Raton, N. M.

has tm- nounced Us first nnnual sale ol registered Hereford bulls In Dalhart next Friday, May 10. Johnson, ranch manager, Bald Fred Hopper would be auctioneer and that the ranch would offer 113 coming yearlings; six 2-year-oWs; 3-year-olds. "The.se nro the type of bulls," said Johnson, ''that, are used in our own commercial herd, nnd that elred the grand cliamplon load of TO feeder cnlves nt the Denver Blocfc show this year. TO feeder calves took the reserve championship in 1B39." Get Joyful Relief From BACKACHE CAUSED BT BLUCCISg KIDNCTS Stop Getting Up Nights And Feet Healthier OTIS Eowl way to fluih waste from Lha kidneys bladder Irritation that often and Ask your druggist for a 35 cent box of GoM Mcdtil Haarlem Oil Ctp- niiles a splendid and diuretic and itlmulant (or weak kid- nej'd a Irritated bladder. Rt-ridM rrtttnr up nlrhU, irapfemi kidney trouble miy btcfcaehea.

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