Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 31

Morning, September 8, 1938 THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Tune in On KRBC PAGE FIFTEEN Markets Today Groin CHICAGO CHICAGO. Sept. E-Jropcaa hi'JW; overshadowing eve- else, wijtat prices ftere averaged a 61. Dec -S. Chicago wheat afterward declined further.

Corn to cent up. Sept Iec 48 CHICAGO TABJLJE 1 CHICAGO. --Srila a Sep 50 Dec o2 ol-h 63-, 5 4 4 THE MARKETS AT A GLANCE Sept. 3-- By Associated Press. New York Livestock DE.NVEK DENVER.

Sept S--- i.USDA,--- calves 10-3; 904-Hlo steers 10-25-50 fed heirers S.50: i.t»C-'j.vG: veiri 7.5S-10.00; stwk calves 5.75-7-50. Hogs $00; top 9.50 to small i.iUtrs; ear' iy buii sxx! to choice 180-270 16 9.35-50. SSieep 27.200; native spring Iambs 7.S5 Hogs: 50 Mch Msy Corn Sep 52 specialties 30 49 si ii 50 4S-, 50H. STOCKS--Lower; resistant. BONDS--Lower; U.

S. governments decline. CURB--Uneven; some utilities and oils in supply. I EXCHANGE-Quiet; market watches European moves. COTTON--Steady; local anc trade buying.

SUGAR Soft; easier spot market. COFFEE Easy; European ea'rV;" "lower" 'u higher. No. 2 dark: selling. har; No.

2 hard No. 61V Close: Sept 57 Dec 5S; May i car- ii-1 '-p: No. 2 white nosa 49 4 NO. i yellow HOBS 49 -51 i No. 2 mixed Sept; 4SV noaa: Dec 50-i: May i 5 cars; unchanged to up; No.

i 2 white nom 25-25 Sep 24 24 Dec 24; 24r; CHICAGO CASH CKICAGC. Sept. wheat No. No." 3 1 No- 5. 51: oats No.

3 24-: No. 2 white 25 KANSAS KASAS CITY CITY, Sept. S-- Wheat: Chicago Cotton NEW ORLEANS ORLEANS. Sept. S---Cotton tu- tures opened today unchanged to four yoints net lower.

There was Ions liquidation ia advance the official crop report taking by recent buyers. Foreign markets were steady. October contracts opened at S-17. Dec 8.21. Jan; i S-1S March S.14 and May at S-13, July, at ar-e Oct S.05 bid.

The ofMciai forecast of il.S25.OOo saies was 163.000 hales under the August estl-' aiate but about met trade expectations and caused little change in prices. Prior to issuance of the report the aiarket advanced to levels 2 to 5 points net hlsner due to covering and trade and WHEAT-- Letter; overseas demand negligible. CORN-- Firm; rural offerings scarce. CATTLE-- Steady. KOGS-- 10-20 higher.

Buying Offsets Market's Slide KANSAS C1TV KANSAS CIT'i. --'US3A :.200: top S.9C. good S.75-90; sous 6.50-7.35! Cattle 3,500. csCves 500: 13SS Ib Kansas fei steers 11.00; sox; to choice i'el steers i 10.00-75: plain to medium steers i 6.50-8.75: top vealers 9.M. i Shee? 5.000: icliMJig classes steady; eight iods ehoJor Colorado and spring iambs 5-35: other 00-25: natives S-00; Texas 7.25-60.

CHICAGO i CHICAGO. Sept. USDA--Sogs 000. 4.500 direct; active, 10-20 higher Wednesday's average; top :9.35: SuS'rf KOOtf ane choice 210-270 Ibs 250-320 tbs S.T5-9 10: 1SO-200 150-170 Ibs S.40-S5. pood i pclclcc sours 7.50-S-OO.

Cattle 6.000: calves 1.000; fed b.ei:ers i firaa an5 jrrassy gettlnx at 7.00 doivn to 6.00: grade cows steady i cutters 4.00-5.00 Mainly; weighty sausage bulls 6.50-75: veaJers ciosiajc 2o-50 higer; selects seJUriE ur to il.CO i Sheep 16.000; includles 6.500 direct; r.a- th-es to sraal! killers S-55: few ixst -xest- eras S.SO: bulk -R-esterr; 8.50: most i lives S-25-50: today's trade active, strong; to 25 higher; westerns S.2o-65: natives S.50-75: sheep slaughter swes 3-25-; SO: feexiir.c; strong. FORT WORTH i i FORT WORTH. Sept 3-- VUSDA)-- Cat- lie 3.000; calves 1.600: co-ors wealc. other 1 classes of cattle about steady; calves steady to 25c rower; good stockers others slotv: fed steers and yearlings lr. liaht supply, few sales load ions yearlings held higher, plain offerir.gs 6.00; nrost loss yearUrij; held higher.

plain offerings 5-00 doVnvarfi: raost 4.00-5.00: few good 5-25 and above; cutters down to 2.75: 4-25-5-50: bulk slaughter calves practical i good i'giit-a-eights FRENCH TROOPS IN MAGINOT LINE WATCH GERMAN BORDER 'Just Practice' Of fleers'Says as Signal Lights Blink During Night "Doug, welcome to Abilene" says Jack Simmons, Boosters club president 10 the young flier who went to Ireland instead of California not so long ago. This was Corrigan's first welcome to Abilene this morning; the Re- porter-News camera snapped the greeting as the flier left his plane. TB Association Seeks too heavies 7.00; few 7.25-50: rails 425-50: choice -IMW wn- 6 toy The Ta vlor Tuberculosis i fast. He likes to wave to tbo people, i eriwt top S.50 piid by cYty blithers: i hopes lo raise S2.500 by i when the welcoming committee as a mothe er someone else feed- i and that's me," Corrigan answered. man.

somewhere in the midst, of The interview whs cloeei with proffered hands with pencil and I to West Texas bv Bentley i scraps of paper. I--another backward twist to the i An airport employe shouldered I program. ta reg Comgan wasn distresed about lacR of a band for the parade. He i i said the only trouble with parades! I was the fact that thev went too II operation he m- concerne packer top S-40: ib he sale of health bonds during the i and escort stopped to add other ner aQJ ate iavestinent -R-hich was based on ex-, buying support helped stem an ear- fl U' slide in today's stock market and tracts traded at S.16 bid. Dec S.23.

Jan March S.19. May S-17 and July S-16- or ur-chasged to 1 point higher compared the previous close. Te vesterday -ws 40,400 bales AT.d op-n SS6.S50 baJes. a decrease of 2.SOO from th- day. 7.25-3.25: i Christmas season, members of the features of the parade an auto, Sept.

"iS sows! executive board announced this which looks the same going back- a gracious gesture, helned stem an ear- i 500 i CS 90o hrou? most I morning after a special meeting at ward--Corrigan asked Edcie Cock- "Look this way, please, Mr. Cor- cias'ses :tror.g: ssrins iambs largely 6.00-: association headquarters. i erell, driver of his car, to ahead I rigan." cried an amateur photog- closing quotations, while generally i so yearur.ss displayed no particular V.oo-sTwx"'" 4.50-5 00: -wethers i 3.50 do-vn: feeder; The goal represents a $1.000 in- i of them. TEW TORK NEW TORK. Sept.

rutures comeback er. Higher Liver- weakness. A handful of rubber, building material, automotive equipment and specialty issues provided the main stimulation, although Produce i crease over the $1.500 netted by the bond sale last year. "We should easily reach our 'goal this year." W. H.

treasurer of the association said this morning. CHICAGO, Hve. 38' "because it will be the second an- "They always put a lot of things in front of the lead cmr." he commented, "and I should be in front of the parade. people come to see me: not some plane." He yrinned when he said it The flier is touchy about being grabbed on the arm or slapped on back. rapher.

CALLS FOR, MATOR i "Where's Mayor Hair?" he want- i ed to know. "Ke ought to be in the i picture." i The mayor and Dorothy Comer. the Boosters' sweetheart, were es- i corted from the crowd's fringe. A Reporter-News camerawoman as the three posed. One of "Keep back, he to- Coni an on the bml- iw L---- were so sluggish that the ticker tape I KANSAS 23; poui-; Free explained the Dec sold S-09 lr.

no ri 11U-141: broilers 13-15. tne increase by Citing vbes the uschaoged irequenuj came a stonostm. i uDchisgei. 'association exDenses last were io-vt-er a 1 smnrnYimarjir' i idiu vere nr approximatea I POTATOES $3.500. while income was onlv around me before I flew the At i aboard.

COTTON PRODUCTS Sept "s--(USD i FOP.T WORTH. Sept. re-c- Coppers derived onlv minor Stim- 73: or. track 235: total US shipments 356: ers company sackefi ldaio 3liri) US r.oon today. necessity for the airport crowd as they surged i nandle to his plane door.

the fact" that I around his plane. Sure ou ot ic a11 right?" the 'Nobody tried to put his arm I asfced, still hesitating to climb reserve which was built lantic. There's no use in them doing Assured an was well, he warmed Prime seed, per ton 1S.OO- 2O 00. cracked, screened mea. ana cake.

4G per cer.t protein, per ton-- cent a pound. L1VEKPOOL SPOTS LIVEKPOOL- Sept. S---Cotton 100 2.000 Increased Snc spSt: 3 ir. 4 7" Futures cic-sec 3 to Jas 4-56: Mch 4.69: Slay 4.71: Jly ORLEANS. Sept S---Cotioc f-- tures closed steady r.ct to i sacked we- idaio russet 3u-banks us.

uuinig uie earlier years of the as- i now." I the motor a minute or two. His uiauon irom ooost DJ smellers of yo a. eordin to aixe; bliss tn- sociation has been decreased bv WON'T TR4JDE CEATE sflver shl taxted to the east end tne scrap copper price 1-8 of a i us NO. a 1.55-63. pst he of the Free said.

i would take for the greasy, battered CJorrigan headed it back, roared wore--the lifted his wheels almost be! money or cut down on our program, same one he had in crossing to Ire- -ore the hangar. The right wing i Demands on the association become land. appeared to dip slightly. He banked i greater each year." he "I wouldn't trade it he a trifle, heading southwest "and "we want to do everything pos- grinned. "I've been offered $1,000 Then he was gone.

sible to meet them." 1 for Half minute later the Even as he spoke, Mrs. E. S. "Why is it on your trip that you've American Airlines office tele- I Preeland. association nurse, was never worn anything else but the phone rang.

preparing for the opening of the jacket?" someone wanied to know, it Self of MerkeL Matrimony State Act, Nazis Hear FORT WORTH rt $is: tar-; We simply have to raise more i old leather jacket "he keys S-13- candled pe? Butterfat if. Financial BAR SILVER NTEW TORK. S---Bar silver 43 unchanged. Oct Dec Jar: MO. M8.V.

Jly oct ae Qr-er. S-'-l S.1S S-23 S24 S21 5.21 LOT S-17. S-lS S.20 i S.lS S.lSb-l?a; S-15 17 Known Dead in Spanish Train Fire first semi-monchly free chest clinic "I don't have any other clothes," i S.l* S-l-4 S-150-153. S.05b-05a. "We want Corrigan to dip down for welcome as he over." Self said.

FERPIGNAZT. France. Sept. Last year "the association gave i make a barnstorming tour of the! b3mg np ta 0 tests to 1.939 school chil- I United States. He's making this trip of the season.

She and Dr. Donald Corrigan answeied. McDonald are to conduct the clinic Corrigan said he was not tinder contract with American Airlines to Wool BOSTON Brings Parley to High Pitch of Fervor NURNBERG. Sept. burned the wooden coaches of a of children as part of the" school He has neither an agent nor a it--A declaration that naziism has railroad train on the outskirts of skin testing program.

In the clinic lawyer to handle his business af- i "raised matrimony to an institution Gerona, Spain, last night after a work 63. X-rays were this afternoon. La -At least 17 persons were known i ree i today to have died in a fire which anc 132 X-ray picrores because he wants too. i burned the wooden coaches of a of children as rart of the school He has neither an (Continued From Page One) BOSTON. Sept.

i-- Scattered made and fairs, he said, because he has no i standing under the highest author- collision i a gasoline-laden i 132 were enroUsd for. observation business affair. ity of the state and no logger un- exploded. and treatment. He is working a little on the story der that of the church, today Many of the victims died fighting of his flight, but renorts that RKO i ons over euaewn German i 3 H-rir'sivs By CHARLES S.

FOLTZ, JR. 1 A I On the French-German frontier, cream of the French con- 1 tinental forces anc reserve rein- saen in all. waiied ready for orders today in the fortified Maginot I They watched the activities of 1 German forces just across the 1 border and developments in the into line on the national defense program. i Although workers' orgaizations, still protected agains: Premier Da- I ladier's methods to step up pro- i cuction of material by 1 ing the 40-hour work week, they indicated the seriousness of rhe cri- i sis caused them to drop active op-': i position. I0OCK WORKERS MOBILIZED Marseille dock workers submitted; peacefully to a decree handing the' port over to a military committee, which completed plans to mobilize i i stevedores and port facilities today, The General Confederation of La- i representing 5.000.000 agreed after conferences with mier that the union -would: I prepare plans for a rapid increase i in production for the armed forces, I Meanwhile, the war state states-j I men feared was in their eyes per- i haps a step nearer, because a Czech TXliceman rode his black; horse through a clamoring crowd at i Maehrisch-Osrrau and brought hisj i riding crop down on the shoulders a Sudeten German member of the Czechoslovak parliament.

i Sudeten party leaders confer- i red until the early hours. A member of the negotiating com- mittee said today there would i be no more discussions "until the infamy of Maehrisch-Outran i is liquidated." i I There was uneasiness on JOT- i ernment hill, where weary offi- cere of the republic had hoped i that at last they had worked out JL compromise plan which would i satbfv the Sudeten Germans, who yearn for self-yovermnent within the state. Premier Hodza had gone out an afternoon cup of coffee, believ-j i ing progress was being made, when the whipping incident upset men's calculations. Even the British mission of medi- anon, usually the coolest collection I i of gentlemen in Prague, speedily dispatched an investigator to Maeh- i risch-Ostrau, city of 175,000 near' 'the German and Polish frontiers. Germany's patience with both thei British arid the Czechosolovaks is! near Its end.

a general well aware of events said today. i "We never will make war on the: the general told an ciatcd Press writer at the Nazi par- i I ty convention here, "'out if the lives i of our German brethren are not, I safe the day may come when we; shall consider that they (the I Czechs) started a war Tvith us. i "In such case, of course, we shall; I remember that attack is the best; method defense." German-Czechoslovak crisis. Throughout the night reserr- ssts in civilian clothes left special trains from the rear and vanished int ihe fog: iLst filled valleys and the heavily-yuarded hills of the fortified area. The young civilians who were called hastily to the colors needed no introduction to the chain of underground forts and domed case- mates of the famed Maginot line.

Most of them completed their military service in the northern or eastern zone within the last "three years. They went directly to stations "somewhere on the line," changed immediately into uniforms and resumed iheir places in the French war machine. Only a few of their officers stepped off the special trains at Nancy and Metz. 40 miles west of Sarreguemines. The Rhine river, rising slightly during the night, lapped at of the new Siegried line of spreading along the German side of the stream from Lauterbourg to the Swiss border.

French troops in the case- mates on the opposite bank watched the movement of the German units which only recently occupied the fortifications. At many points along- the Rhine and along- the winding northern frontier through the Saar valley, small units of French and German troops were close enough to talk. There were few exchanges of conversation, however, because the French soldiers assigned to posts on. the actual frontier are almost all from Central France and speak no German. Balingual customs guards normal equipment includes only revolvers carried carbines at several frontier posts.

During the night signal bunked from hills across the Maginot zone. "Just practice." a signal officer explained. "But when the communication lines are out of. commission these lights are Trorth IT thousand dead telephones." Although fog covered most of valleys in the area, headlight beams caught lines or army supply trucks on the move here and squadrons of cavalry there on the Maginot hifh- Gaily-painted wagons of families moved south.along several roads in the evening. They are not welcome near the forts.

Many have been ordered to break camp In the Although the French hunting season has just opened, there were few hunters in the forests of Lorraine. Lake, the gypsies, they were advised to stick close to the Toads. Besicr. woo: sca Tt ere 2 irrer-iar. Good French; Senctry fire territory wools original bass mostly at 62 to t5 scoured basis.

original territory -a-ocls bulk French ard sta- pie were sold occasionally kt around 55 cer.ts scoured basis. of heavier shrir.kirR sr.ght fleece i brought the tenth annual nazi con- TO escape the flames, which swiftly 1 000 to a union official put 12.000 VO uld make a movie based on the 11 5 Britain. gress to an unusual pitch of enthu- engulf ed the derailed passenger 011 "orkers "direct con- storv are untrue, he said. I Grma official said country packed lots containlns blood "srrade? tozether were sold at 27 the to 2S cer.ts in the delivered east, siasm. Tt was made in the presence of Reichsfuerirer Hitler by Hans Frank.

German minister without portfolio head of nazi legal organization. i engulfed i caxs. La Guardla tO A. i trol" of the Association of Motion Picture Producers, Inc. Pat Casey, labor mediator of the story are untrue, he said.

"I've signed no contracts and so I far I haven't made any money. producers' organization, immediate- NEW YORK. Sept. 8 I ly branded the complaint as "ri-! Mayor F. H.

La Guardia weaves to- diculous." He has S8, part of the $15 with i i Hitler had instructed Konrad Hen- Sudeten German leader, to reject tne latest concessions of the We regard matrimony." Frank I nnt on a leisurely trip to the i The complaint was filed with Dr. Fe'doesn't tnow He snend in the British house r-nnvsnTinn TJIC rri nc Jic uiuj.it Where did the rest go? i URGES PARLIAMENT Clement R. Atlee, leader of the Leaders Discuss M'Murry Endowment Drive HEAR J. FRANK LILLY at Hickory St. CBTCKCH OF CHRIST 1725 Hickory St.

Sept p. m. daily Suspect Arrested In Woman's Death CHICAGO. Sept. S.

'UP 1 A man arrested for intoxication was Schuschnigg regime will be proven identified while being taker, to court before the entire world in today as William Raab. 38, ex-con- proceedings whose justice will be vict sought for questioning in the incontestable." said, -as an act of the state car- American Legion convention at Los Towne Nylander. regional XLRB! ryine with it obligations to assist in i Angeles via Shreveport Fort director by Jeff Kibre i building up the state." i 'Worth Texas, Phoenix. and' Tremendous applause also greeted i an Francisco. the minister when he predicted that I -criminals of the Dollfuss and A 11 it, He said it was hard to! nun 5 a demand a studio keeT3 anything around him because i lster Chamberlain that commons summoned immediate- the backing Don't you get pretty tired of ail a 1 commana craftsman who said he was "acting! of Iwrik hunters.

Mavbe some- i mmh ns 01 for and on behalf of the motion i one stole oemana nad tn picture technicians' committee." TM, of Bntlsh i abor Justice of the Peace Theo Ash i this morning sentenced a young man from Bradshaw to 10 days on' CORRIGAN- garroting of Mrs. Marie Lament, 28. Frank produced an arrav of sta- i Irom ra TMw au aays on (Continued From Page One Il the entire police force had been In- ed dramatically: i fiOm a Braashaw gin. 0 strutted to watch for late yester- I 'Reverse these figures and you A fine of for speeding as- i that tocav is the tenth annive-sarv the cheers. day after Mrs.

Lament was founa have the picture of crime increases ses sed a man this morning bv Jus- of L. Derrvber-Vs lardine in in his hotel room. in tne so-called democracies." ice of the Peace Theo Ash He quoted a United States Undergoes Surgery Sept S. this stuff they're pulling on you?" he was asked. I "Yeah," he said, "it's been ran in i the ground.

It isn't very funny any- i HAS SWELL TIME Corrigan acts like a small boy having a swell time being a hero. That, part of it is fun. he said. He hasn't gotten tired of it yet. HOLLYWOOD.

William Powell, fully underwent to comple formed upon senate report that 513.000.000 paid annually to racketeers, as the crowd gasped. Abilene lodg? No. 42, Knights of Pythias, conferred the rank Knight of Esquires J. K. Erwin Harassed by a critical breakdown of negotiations between Czechoslovakia and the Sude- ten German minority, Chamberlain hurried back from a vacation in Scotland to meet Viscount Halifax and Sir John Simon.

Chamberlain was reported to be jj i especially concerned about suspi- I cions said to have been voiced Comgan's return to the munici- i Angeles, seventh Li the 1928 trans- pal airport was a duplication of his S-SudeSn continental air derbv. Derrvberry i triumphal pntrj-. i edito al is manager of tbe Abilene municipal He was worried and fidgety, be- ment suiestine to CzecS" a ort JSe 5 a nieant lat i she miS SoSrSe i your piane Curtis-Rob- Spring. i Sudeten Germans. to secede i Dr.

Thomas W. Brabham, presi- I dent of McMurry college, went to; day to Colorado to address a i "round-up" of ministers s.nd lay; 1 men of the Sweet-water district of i the Methodist church, called to promote the McMurry endowment: 1 fund in that area. The conference was to be held i this afternoon. A. G.

GIPSON ANNOIHS'CES THAT HE HAS PURCHASED DAJIDENS SHOP Cypress St. AND WELL APPRECIATE TOUR PATRONAGE Joe Alexander A. G. Gibson Geo. Bowers W.

Burks Countless "pfuis" came from the Miller regular meet- Cops Raid Gambling AUSTIN GRO. MET. llth. Vine Call 2-0194 TREE DELIVERY LET US FILL YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLY ORDER COMPLETE ASSORTMENT StX ROOM. WELL.

located home for sale I chamber of commerce museum to-; working in the Ryan factory-: escort taking us back slower'n we government. day. Major Marsh is adjutant gen- in Los Angefes?" came we burn- a Uttle The French armv of the CCC in the eighth corps 1 the flier said, "but was by owner: within 5 blocia high school: i A a. trees. u-cJ! established: vard s-jb-lrrtgat-! ArTCSt I CO rt: at 2129 Co Sad.

Fh 4108.. 4V LCS ANGELES. Sept. area. The couple have been visiting: t'ne Mahoney factorv then, instead you wmt to money right: A police raiding: squad boarded the with Henry J.

Bsss, father of Mrs. i of Jlyan." ty fc 'Tt! luxurious ssmbling boat Rex as it; Marsh. i He" was asked what or iuxur us Ambling boat Rex as it; Marsh. i He was asked what wer- hi wJi you to see what we have. We- was being towed out to sea and plars for th future wi-er ttka 0i wvo" I arrested 10 men gambling cr.arg- Regular meetini: of the AbUenc Lshes the i today.

Rotarj- club Frday has post-; no or J. W. Weems, Norwood Parramoie Radford District Attornev poned for Ladies night at the Abi- FARMS--LAKD Fitts. the raiders first drew along- lene Country club. Piesident Tom the Mick er 't side the tug towing tlie gambling announced today.

Festivities thi5 nisht--if I can heir? shin, orderinsr ii t.i hair, and then begin at 7:30 o'clock 1-t 1 640 300 la farm, ttro sets improve- sr.ents 60 mi. of AbHer.p, 3 county seat. pxxJ Just off sood highway, a barf might clear hcvme In Abilene. 1W acres south Merkcl. ISO in cuH wei! water 5 rooru house $20 00 acre.

iSOO acres near Junction. net fence. plenty water take cicar city property or farm. Good 5 ms. B.V.

clear debt -win trade fo- clear acreage near Clyde. Must be -well Improved. .1000 cood yearlings will contract, also several Rood bunche? BRANCH BxVTTLES ISSiA Cypress St. 33 ship, ordering it to halt, and then I boarded the Rex. Three fire hoses were turned the Rex's landing stag-e by the crew strengthened i its high command with a rapid Then he grir.r.ecJ emrabbassedly as shift of ranking stenerais who are if to atone for the implied criticism i experts on the German frontier his of his entertainment.

i sone. The "gee an ex; Gen. Edousrc Requm' command- pression resen'ed for moments er of the 20th corps area which in- stress. Lesser men rip out stronger eludes a major portion of the ain't gonna do 1 said oaths. Maginot defense line opposite Geric with 'WAVES FAREWELL many, was promoted to'the superior Corrigan waved ar.d spoke in re- council.

"VTtizi was the of your sponse to farewells along the route. Gen. Louis Hubert nad been ff i 4 L. Kee ff th rai Qcrs but Rtts i Overshiner. Ca.se cf a negrt'.

charged persuaaed the boats operators wilh drunkenness ana disturbance submit peacefully. of the COTTON- REAL ESTATE EXC. 33 SALE or trade for clear residence. Grocery School Supply store, livlnc 1726 Beech St WILL TRADE Farm on the Plains, resident erty and vacant lots for acreage close in to Abilene. Address Owner and ooo- ersonalJ J' extending an invitation 26 hours of flying I went low "Come on over here." he called to iuiu Louisiana mnmino- i 'Continued From Page One) S78.000: Alabama 2.180.000.

66.225. and 1.025.000: Mississippi 2.685.000, 66.275 and 000, 70.250. 1,238.000, 66.250, and 647,000: Oklahoma 1,846,000, 70,160. and Texas 9,711.000, 63.158. and 3,200000.

Total ginnings to Sept. 1 as reported by the census bureau, by states, included. peace. i m. today.

All city employes are invited to i attend Sunday school and church services Sunday at the First Christian church. Rev. M. Warren, pastor, announced. E.

M. people thought the plane could the Irishman said. left Floyd Bennett field before sunup, when started for California," he continued, ''so that Td be crossing the desert on about the second night out and would be cooler." "But you didn't see the desert?" pared to leave. "No. there was a solid layer of Promptly he offered himself the 20th corps area with Sirens sr.n..ec to c.ear the high- heacquaners at Nancy.

way. and driver. Eddie The governments "precautionarv used his hom to blare an measures to prepare the nation accompaniment. irar were intensified as labor swung The tiny Irishman found his plane, rolled into the hangar for protection, hemmed in as he pre- Overshiner of corporation court was i clouds--very convenient--and" after bait. as morning Film Craftsmen in Row Over Charge LOS ANGELES.

Sept. enough to see the ground. I thought autograph hounds, leading the way might be about along here some- to one side. The path cleared in a where. But there was water and I moment.

couldn't think of anything else to Getting his signature on the air- do but keep flying straight ahead." port log proved another autograph- i HAS NO RADIO getting procedure. "It's true, isn't it. that you carry "Corrigan. we want you to sign Bltt diSSenS a film 1 a i nor modern i our log? called Airport i Louisiana 98.782; craftsmen flared today in a com- Bentley asked. Derryberry.

i 896 Grande Are. Abilene, Texas Mississippi Oklahoma plaint to the National Labor Rcla- "That's right, the plane 1 Texas 685,945. carries 1 "Get somebody to bring it over ttons board that payment of only 125 pounds of dead weight-- i replied the air- QUALITY CLEANING Men's Suits Ladies' Plain Dresses-Cleaned-Pressed 25 Dial 2-0059 Cash Carrj Vogue Cleaners Corner 8 2nd A Butternut Special Food Prices all this Week Long Bros. Food Store mn T. Long Grocery 1433 K.

18th St. Phone FOLGERS COFFEE 2 Lb 49c CRISCO -3 U.M 48c Armour's Star BACON 29c Star--Half or whole HAM 22c 20 to 22 Lb. Average Sunkist Oranges Ic Nice Sunkist LEMONS Red White Famgr Country Gentlemen CORN 2S! 25c WHEATIES 2 FREE DELRTERY 19c.