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All Ae News That'i Fit to Print Since 1871 THE AUSTIN STATESMAN 2 Monday, Scpttmlx 30, 1935 tug Mmm BOWEN HUES CHANGE SCHEDULE CHURCHES GLOSE COUNTY MEETING TRACT ill i traffic tips tythc NATIONAL SAfETV COUNCIL Py Michael Gotti'eb, Oswald Schenken, World! leading Inventors of the system that Schedule changes to afford Aus-1 tin air travelers more frequent and convenient connections between! Texas cities and to all parts of: the United States were announced today by Temple Bowen, president of Bowen Air lines, Inc. The new schedules are effective Oct. 1 and now provide double dally service between all cities on the Bowen system. The two northbound schedules for Dallas and Fort Worth depart from Robert Mueller Municipal airport at 1:20 and 5:80 p. the former arriving in Dallas at 2:30 and the Istter at 6:30 p.

m. The southbound schedules depart at 9:40 a. m. and 4:10 p. providing a faat 30-minute service to San Antonio.

The revised chMules permit better connections with American Air lines in Dallas or Fort Worth for all parts of the country. Overnight sleeper plane services are available to passengers who desire to leave Texas late in the afternoon and arrive in California or Washington and New York early the next morning. The new Bowen connection places the air traveler in Washington at 11 a. m. the next morning or In New York city at 11:38.

The sleeper plane for the west coast arrives in Los Angeles at 7:53 a. m. According to Bob Burck, AuBtin traffic manager, Bowen Air lines observes Tuesday its fifth anniversary of operations in Texas, having inaugurated its origin! service Oct. 1. 1930.

lowit High Card Valuea Foar Ac ft1 AwfHnlU bten AN UNUSUAL TRAP Under the present scale of non-vulnerable penalties, a six-trick la but 1100 points and a seven-trick set, 1300 points. Accordingly, many players wilt defead against their opponents' vulnerable slam bids on the theory ihat the large penalty they incur will nevertheless represent a distinct saving. Recently, Mr. Joseph E. Cain of Indianapolis, one of the keenest psychologists of the game, wss playing against such a pair and was able to catch them in a rather unusual trap.

East, Dealer Sast-West Tulnerable North-South not rulnerable 0 10 7 10 8 6 5 2 Mr. Caia A 6 2 10 6 2 0 8 4 3 2 7 4 The bidding: Fast South 2S(1) 24(2) 7 Pass Pass West North 3(3) 34(4) Dbl Pass requirements for an opening two-bid; first, he can probably make game without assistance from partner; second, he has so much high card strength that he fears a one-bid may be passed; and third, he sees distinct slam possibilities if partner can take care of the spade lowers. 2-A sound non-vulnerable over-call. 3 With his strong trump holding and side king, West has a sound raise. 5 Ja a kq 4 10 7 3 7 0 6 5 AQJH David Burnetlne, Jaceby, Howard Team-of-Four, MALTA WILL DEPORT 5 ITALIANS AS SPIES VALE NT Malta, Sept.

30. (UP) Five Italians will be deported tonight on charges of espionage, including Cavalier Lulgt Mar zone, formerly acting Italian vice consul, it waa aaid authoritatively today. Mazzone's two sons, Cavalier Cardenl Botti, bandmaster and former secretary of the Cnletta Fasciwt club, and Cavalier Fusco, who holds an important position in the Hank of Rome, are the others to be deported. Mazzone waa acting Italian vice consul hede for II years. Get Hid of Malaria! Banish Chills and Fever! To conquer Malaria, you must do tw things, (1) Destroy the infection in the blood.

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Dial 2-2412 on FHA plan BELT OX, Sept. The Bell county convention of Chris tlan churches vas heM at Troy with W. E. Cnx, president, of Uartlett prosidlnjf at nil the business sessions, jtn-r ui-n Tw! of Holland. aic vice president, and Mrs.

W. A. Means of Eelton, wcreiary-irea-tirpr. The convention Theme wes Fulfilling Our Obligations to Oth-trs with the i i no con vniuw nermon of Rev. Jewell Matthews of Temple at the eenin srsslon, on the subject "The Basis of Our of Troy, Rev.

J. W. Holsapple of Holers. Rev. A.

D. Koffera of Bel-ton, Mrs. Vera Joyce of Uartlett. Rev. F.

W. O'Mnlley of Holland and Mrs. Lottie Thompson of Holland had parts in the afternoon aefulon. Mies Bernlce Fowler of Tempie ana a nnxpi qurtua "ni -ompned of Mr, and Mrs. John Ray Phillips delivered special musical numbers.

FIRE HAZARDS ARE FOUGHT ELTON, Pt-Pt. 30. (Spl) The week of Oct. 6 to 12, inclusive, will be observed as fire prevention week in Bolton, in accordance with proclamation of Mayor Frank Hamner, in cooperation with state department officials. The people of Belton are urged to cooperate fully in tha move to eliminate fire hazards and assist In every possible manner to keep the record of low fire losses of the last tlir-e veara Intact.

Fire drills will be held at the local schools In charge of the local officials and Fire Marshal Ed Kirchner announced that a prize will be given the child In the grade schools who dras the best fire prevention picture poster. LEAGUE OFFICIALS SELECTED "HELTON. Sent. 30 fSpl) Claude V. Thompson, superintendent of the Salado schools, ha? been named director general of tue Bell county lr.tersrholasttc lea en by the teachers and administrative officials of the Bell county Hchools.

The follow In ff directors of Indi vidual contests were selected at the meeting and they with Mr. Thompson will constitute the executive board. They are T. Jacobs, Rogers, director of declama tion; J. L.

Gerloff. debate director, Belton; Miss Mary Van Ness, director for ready writing, Holland; Mrs. Edwin Cline, director for snelling, Armstrong; J. Milton Edds, director for extemporaneous spelling. Academy; A.

F. Waggoner, county superintendent, director of rural school contests, and Coach Robert afley of Bel-ton high school, director for athletics. Additional appointments will be made by the board at a later date and the time and place of the county will be decided on at a later meeting. NearJv 2u0 teach ers of the common schools" and independent districts were present at the meeting, which was held at the Belton high school auditorium Saturday, SECOND TERM OF COURT OPENS BELTON, Sept. 30.

(SpD Dis trict Judge Few Brewster went to Lampasas this morning to preside at the Eecond week of the September term of the Mills county district court, a number of civil and criminM being set for hearing there this week. Dipt. Atty. Henry Taylor and Henry Wagner, court stenographer, also made the trip and will attend to their respective duties of representing the Mate in the prosecution of criminal felony capes and making records the testimony In the cases. For the pecond year In succession, a remarkable record was made when the grand Jury for the term PUBLIC CEREMONY FOR LEGION CHIEF Fred Beeman will he Installed as new commander of Travis post 76, American Legion, in public ceremonies Monday at 8 p.

m. with Cong. Wright Fatman as Installlnr officer and principal speaker. Austin and Central Texas resi dents have been invited to attend the services In Wooldrldge park, the first public installation ever held by the local post Loud speakers were to be placed in the park today so that the ceremonies will be audible throughout the park. Music will be furnished hv the Elgin Legion band and Travis post drum and bugle corps.

Named as honored guests are Gov. James Allred, Adj. 0n. Carl NesMtt and Atty, Gen. William McCraw.

The retiring post commander, B. J. Rupert, in extending the invitation to the public pointed- out that Cong. Fatman, who led the bonus payment fight in the last congress, will have a message "most interesting to all service men and the public In general." Officers who will serve under the new commander are: H. H.

Hankey, first vice commander; Roy Porter, second vice commander; William Van Rosenberg, sergeant at arms; R. G. Yancey, post chaplain; G. M. Howell, post service officer; Rowan Howard, publicity officer; Uncas Johnson, adjutant finance officer; J.

E. McClain, buddy first class; R. A. Eickler, post historian, and eight executive committeemen. MEETING SCHEDULED BY CENTENNIAL BOARD Tsvao fVntanntal mrttrnl com missioners will meet here Oct.

7 to receive recommendations from their historical advisory board, Lieut Gov, Walter Woodul said today. Tli hnnrrf will make recommen dations for spending more than 2500,000 available for local markers and memorials. Applications to taling more than nave ivdri from various Texas cities during the past three months Woodul said he exDectfed some appeals to be made from the board's recommendatons. These, he said, will be set for speedy hearing before the control commission. "Roar mpmhers are L.

W. Kemp. Houston; J. Frank Doble, Austin, and Rev. Paul J.

Folk. Austin. 2 OFFICERS SHOT BRIIDGEPORT, Sept. 30. (AP) Patntman Wilfred Walker of the Bridgeport police was vounded fatally and Sergt.

Thomas P. Kearney critically here early today by a gunman who fired on them as they attempted to arrest him and a companion for stealing radio sets from a music store window. failed to vote a single bill of indictment, after investigating all matters which have bepn filed in the justice courts of Mills county during the past three months. The term will close at Gold-thwalte on Oct. 12.

Ordinary BURNS Apply Hesinol at once, and amazing re lief soon follows. Its soothing medication re lievet the fiery throb bing, tends to prevent blisters, mnd helps the injured skin. Hew fall iVry 0ther yBtm In i8tenc 4 Suggesting possibilities of further defensive bidding. 5 The fireworks! Mr. Cain is almost certain that his opponents can take one or two spade tricks against him; nevertheless he feels sure that they will prefer to take the sure penalty at seven tpades, rather than run the risk of letting Mr.

Cain score the grand slam and rubber bonuses. The defense of the hand was almost as brilliant as the bidding. Rather than open his partner's suit, West decided on the attacking lead of the four of clubs, Mr. Cain, of course, winning with the ace. Mr.

Cain now underled his ace of hearts, West winning with the king. The king of clubs made the third defensive trick, a ruff of the small club, the fourth, and the ace and king of diamonds, the fifth and sixth, for a total penalty of 1100 points, less 100 honors. Had Mr. Cain chosen to bid his hand normally, he would have carried the bidding as far as five only; North and South undoubtedly would have then defended at five spades at a maximum loss of 600 points; hence, Mr. Cain's brilliant bid gained an extra 400 points for his side.

ACE TROUBLE SHOOTER FLIES TO WEST COAST WASHINGTON, Sept SO. (AF) Edward F. McGrady, assistant secretary of labor, and the administration's ace labor trouble shooter, left by plane today for the Pacific coast to try to stop the waterfront labor trouble there. McGrady was going first to Los and from there to San Francisco where, he said, reports showed that 29 boats were tied up at the docks by strikes. The Pacific coast waterfront unions now are negotiating nw wage and hour agreements for the coming year.

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(Adv.) Myself Three Minute Relief From Your Headache nun ff Very it Small II Monthly 5U GIVEN WASHINGTON, Fpt 30. (UP) The woika prgres administration's division of applications and In formal ion announced today that the president had allotted In f'md to be used In carrying out WPA projert in Texas. To the fidmil funds Rill be ad-dwl I46.37S id'-dged by various hponH.i8 of prnv-cta submitted by U. P. LMMjL'hL San Antonio, WPA iirot'or in 'Jxi.

Iwluded In (lift lit approved a re ine owing pmijkcu; Andi-mon touniy; Palestine-Improve municipal fair park. Federal funds, luU'; sponsor's contribution, JJ47. ii- il county; Temple Kx tend wvu-r system. Federal fund, sponsors i-untributiuti, Caldwil county bock hart Improve schoul buildings. Federal Jt-3; spon.sur's contribution Cameron county: Brownsville Improve drainage nystem.

Federal funds, sponsors contribution, t.tof), fun llenliu Rig diich for vitrified euet. Fedtrial iunds, $18,5: ftiii Elisor's contribution, $4105. Can-on county; fckellytown Renovate a' hol building; improve grounds. Federal funds, $02H7; Kpont-'ir'tt contribution, $3518. Coillnts worth county; tianinor-vfK-d Construct school gymnasium and auditorium.

Federal funds, 4723; sponsor's contribution, $3704. Fayette county; Fayettevllle Improve school buildings and grounds. Federal funds, $2571; sponsor's contribution, $1179. Fisher county: Rotan -Construct negro school Federal funds, sponsor's contribution, 434, Floyd county: Lokney con-struct walk around s-boji Federal ft. litis.

$'J313; sponsor contributior $34u. HaPkell county: JIfi.kf II Construct one-room school Federal funds, $300; sponsor's contribution, $753. Construct school building. Federal funds, $1410; sponsor's contribution, $150. Hays county: Ban Maroon Renovate Westover school building and grounds.

Federal funds, $783; sponsor's contribution, $26. Hemphill county; Canadian Develop athletic facilities on school' grounds. Federal funds, sponsor's contribution, $2y87. Midland county: Midland Extend water and sewer system. Fed- ftral funds.

$2640; sponsor's contribution, $2247. Milam county: Cameron Renovate school buildings snd grounds In school district Federal funds, sponsor's contribution, Fan Patricio county: Aransas Pass Install sewer pipe. Federal funds, $1 227; sponsor's contribution, $3281. Scurry county: Snyder Construct school gymnasium." Federal funds, sponsor's contribution, $3029. Throckmorton county "Woodson Construct gymnasium and school building Federal funds, sponsor's contribution, $1961.

Williamson county: Round Rock Construct city hall end fire station. Federal funds, $5781; sponsor's contribution. $1900. PROSECUTOR NAMED Truett Fmith, Tahoka, was named by Gov. James V.

Allred today to be district attorney of the 104th judicial district, succeeding State Sen. -Elect G. Nelson. Nelson will be in Austin tomorrow to take up bis duties as successor to the late Sen. Arthur Dug-gan, Littlefleld.

Smith has been county attorney of Lynn county- County commissioners will name bis successor. TON ICHT! Vickt presents Grace Moore This famous str of opera, stage and screen will be on the air to nightand every Monday night at 8:30 p. m. Central Standard Time in sonars you love to hear broadcast from Hollywood over NBC coHt to coast chain. Brought to you by Ticks, the one name that stands for petcr Control of Cold-.

DR. J. R0BINSO Plates Crowns Bridgework Cleanings Office Hours 8:30 to 6 Lf fl PROJECTS Realizing that no one drug can relieve all headaches, as they come from so many causes, a registered pharmacist has developed a combination of several Ingredients, so blended and proportioned as to relieve almost any headache in a few minutes. You can get this formula wherever drugs are sold under the name 10c and 25c packages, CUT OUT CUTTING IN There is the "Wlllie-the-Wcaver" type of driver, too. He Is the bird who is always twisting in and out of the traffic line In his mad rush to get ahead, utterly disregarding the laws of safety, courtesy and common sense.

This Kent Is always In a terrible hurry, but if you pin him down he doesn't know Just why. The regular flow of traffic Js much too for him, so he cuts eround. dodges and crowds in and out, for all the world like a frightened Jackrabblt making a quick get-away through the sage brush. Of course, his mad race- Is a hazardous one, but since he considers Mmself an expert driver he Just takes It for granted that he will get through safely with nothing more serious than perhaps brush ed fender or so. He doesn't always make It, of course, and as a result "cutting In" accidents are listed as an important cause of death and injury today.

"Willie-lhe-Weaver" is a danger ous driver, but you couldn't make him believe it In a thousand years. GUILT ADMITTED HOUSTON, Sept. 30. (CP- Cecil Ibeck, 26, released fdom prison last March afte rserving six years for robbery by assault, pleaded guilty In district court to bur glary and thtft charges today and was sentenced to 1U years. Ibeck admitted breaking into a home here on July 14 and stealing silver and antique jewelry valued at several hundred dollars.

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B. Army Band, NBC-WJZ. South' Orchestra, NHO-WEAF. 6:15 To Be Announced, CBS, 5:15 To 3e Announced, NRC-WJZ. 5:80 Prees-Radio News, CBS.

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5 :45 Herbert Foot, CBS. Thomas, NBC-WJZ. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, NBC-WJZ. 6:00 Amo 'n' Andv, NBC-WEAF. Koth'a Orchestra, CBS.

6 Richard Leibert, NHOWJZ. :15 Unci Eira, NBC-WEAF. 6:15 Virginia Verrill, CBS. 6:15 To Be Announced, NBC-WJZ. 6 Education in News, NBC-WEAF.

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Ice Pararie. WOAI-WFAA. 8:80 Radio Players, NBC-WJZ. 9:00 Kastman's Orchestra, NBC-WE AT. :00 Wayne King'a Orchestra, CBS.

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10:15 Ink Spots Quartet, NBC-WJZ. lee'a Orchestra, NBC-WEAF. 10:30 Freeman's Orchestra, CBS. 10:30 Nohle'a Orchestra, NBC-WJZ. 10:45 Jews Crawford, NBC-WEAF.

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