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PAGE TWO SATURDAY i a a 0 mmi 1 1 TW PAGE FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-MORNING SATURDAY FLOOD CAUSE in 'Fort Griffin sFandangle' ROOD cgusE 1 Actors in 'Fort Griffin sFandangle' Protest Meeting Held on Platt to Drop Rail Service 4 4 I HOGAN NEW Ili Si DAR HEAD 13 I NEw 11111161:1 OIL HOLIDAYS ARE CONTINUED OILHoLIDA PROBE TODAY 0 1 a Sunday Shutdown Ordered to Remain Allowables Except East Texas Cut Washington Lawyer Urges Committee to Protect Civil Liberties of AIL Lawyer Urges to Protect rtles of a Aroused Farmers of Lower Colorado Move on Austin River Crest Near Wharton Aroused Farmers of Lower Austin 1 torado move on 8ostint River Crest Near ha rtont I 1 I 1 A 01 MINERAL WELLS July Delegates from Olney Jacksboro Seymour Jermyn Megargel and Mineral Wells met here this afternoon to discuss protesting the bro posed abandonment of the Gulf Texas and Western Railway These representatives held an organization meeting at Jacksboro on July 13 At that time they adopted the name Citizens Association Proesting Against Abandonment of Gulf Texas and Western Railway The main business before the meeting today was to set expense allotments for each town The chairman Carl A Blasig Olney appealed to the members to do everything possible to see that the quotas are met and stated the revenue must be raised to carry on the fight in an effective manner John Tucker Jermyn was selected to serve as treasurer Final plans were completed regarding the protest to be made and a committee of five men from each town along the railway was appointed The association expects to hear soon from the Interstate Commerce Commission when and where a hearing on the case will be held Ed Byars traffic manager of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and also traffic counsel of this organization has filed a protest with the commission in behalf of the protesting towns and asked in it that the hearing be set at Olney since it is easily accessible to all witnesses Chairman Blasig announced he had communications from a number of out-of-state creameries which bought a great deal of cream along the route of the railway These said it would affect their businesses adversely if the road were abandoned and the creameries said they were willing to join in the protest A communication was received also from the Fort Worth Grain Exchange saying it was going to file an intervening petition at the hearing against anbandonment of the road The Texas Co-Operative Council representing all co-operative organization in Texas through its secretary Homer Wade advised it will join in protest in behalf of the agricultural interests Walter Isbe Ils senior engineer of Isbells engineering firm attended the meeting and discussed briefly the construction of the road In 1909 Isbells was chief clerk to the construction engineer of the road He presented a copy of the first payroll which was made March 15 1909 In telling of the breaking of ground for the road Isbells said Mayor Fitzgerald of Wichita Falls who then was county judge of Jack County drove the team The late Hack ley of Jacksboro held the plow uov-1 A i i-7: 11?) 4 1 1 i y-1! li i-IL- :::::::41: lr rertt111 i 4 jt -') '0HN 1440- 5 ii :14 1- ii iiti ii: i 4 1 i 0 i4 4 i-: 'e i 1 i II AUSTIN July 29 Railroad Commioion today ordered continuation of Sunday shutdowns in effect since Jan 15 for Texas oil wells in August and reduced the allowable production of all wells except those in East Texas 2 per cent under present The resulting basic allowable for the State in August will be 1417805 barrels or 68613 above the July basic allowable The reason for the increase is because there were five Sundays in July and there are only four in August Above Estimate Considering an average monthly underproduction for the year of 166 per cent the daily production will be approximately 1394269 barrels or 16469 above the United States Bureau ot Mines estimate of Texas' share of national market demand in August The factor by which production in East Texas is determined 232 per cent of hourly potential was unchanged Chairman Terrell said continued Sunday holidays and the-2 per cent cut were necessary to keep production within market demand 7 I 1 II b'X' By Associated Press The Colorado River flood gnawed its way through crops and farm lands along its lower reaches to the Gulf yesterday while aroused farmers and officials converged on Austin for a protest meeting with Governor Allred Allred Senator Connally and Representatives Lyndon Johnson and Mansfield will head discussions today of responsibility for the latest rampage of the river which has done millions of dollars worth of damage to promising crops in counties along its course south of Austin One investigation ordered by Secretary of Interior Ickes at Washington was called a "whitewash" at a meeting of farmers in Columbus Thursday night A separate investigation was demanded after the meeting was told officials of the Lower Colorado River Authority were negligent in not opening flood gates at Buchanan Dam above Austin two or three days earlier Spokesmen for the Colorado authority had replied that the flood was just too great for Buchanan Dam to handle and that the entire Colorado River flood control plan involving several other dams had not been completed The Colorado was dropping at Lagrange and Columbus and continued to rise at Wharton where a high stage of 38 feet was expected This would put water in most of the town but heavy damage was- not expected as merchants moved goods to safe places Adequate warnings forestalled much likelihood of danger to life along the river valley On the Rio Grande a high stage of 23 feet at the Hidalgo bridge near McAllen was expected this morning Levees and floodways had protected property from damage thus far near McAllen was expected this morning Levees and floodways had protected property from damage thus far Fly A tenewlett Press Loioracto II el' 100ti LidW -L its way inraugn crops ana 'arm Gulf yesterday while aroused farm- ers and officials converged on Aus- tin tor a protest meeting vitn ernor Allred Allred Senator Connally and Representatives Lyndon Johnson and 01 Mansfield will head dls- cussions today of responsibility for the latest rampage of the i which has done millions of dollars worth of damage to promising crops in counties along' its course south of Austin One investigation ordered by spfsrpiTv nt Interinr irk-ps at Wash at a meetinz of farmers in Colum- tv crin A carsnrirem MO a as IA 064 11e0d1 tre a 0 Gk SAL vestie-ation was demanded after the meetinE was told officials of the Lower Colorado River Authority! were negligent in not opening flood gates at Buchanan Dam above Aus- tin two or three days earlier ZIJOACbtlit'll LOU 1L1C kAPLUL MAL di Ll thority had replied that the flood was just too great for Buchanan Dam to handle and that the 'ntire Colorado River flood control plan involving several other dams had not been completed The Colorado was dropping at La-n nt grange and Columbus and con- tin high stage of 38 feet was expected tied to rise at Wharton where a This would put water in most of the riwn hilt ti pzuv mn Crab U12C forestalled much likelihood of dah- ger to life along the river alley On the Rio Grande a high stage nf 71 foot nt tho Vtiinlren hririoo I -e7rs1c-i 44- '1 An eusto merit ilighl of 11 of a histo such King a lis WI Nigh Beau the I the 1 St I ()the nana Th Corp greg sort by fifth radiz color enthi nana citin Etat( for Mt able oustc popu worc knev most ever II the 1 ans are lastii not man fast plea! I ed a I still 11 uppx half 1 an rehe a gr Ed: final World News in Brief I SHOW HERE OS GALA OPENING islintil 'Imre Ilan 'f i 1 1 --t -v Ip-i'--'-1- I F- 22 4 ::4 '-'6' DETROIT July 29 The United Automobile Workers' tive board irked at delay in the trial of four suspended vice presidents on charges they conspired with Communists abruptly adjourn ed the hearing today for a week It adopted revised rules which President Homer Martin said made it "probable that no more witnesses will appear" Evidence will be submitted by affidavit the board decided and oral arguments will be heard when it reconvenes Aug 6 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE He added gasoline and crude oil stocks have continued to decline during the current high consumption period but an increase in production in July indicated supply may be somewhat in excess of current demand He pointed to 117 wells in the rich KMA field of Wichita County which now are without connections and adled the commission might be disconnected if the present level of production is maintained Rodessa Exempted The Rodessa field because of its tri-state character was exempted from the Sunday closings The Rodessa field because of its ft ri-state character was exempted om the Sunday closings Louis Post-Dispatch resigned today because of disagreement over the "general conduct" of the newspaper with which he had been associated for 40 years In a bulletin board announcement written in blue copy pencil Bovard said be had resigned effective Aug 13 because of "irreconcilable differences of opinion" with Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the Post-Dispatch "I recognize and respect the rights and responsibilities of ownership and make no complaint" Bovard added- Pulitzer son of the late Joseph Pulitzer Sr founder of the Post-Dispatch and the New York World accepted the resignation "with deep regret" rulitzer son or tne iate aosepn Pulitzer Sr founder of the Post- Dispatch and the New York World accepted the resignation "with deep regret" X-f i CLEVELAND July 29 (Th--Frank Hogan 61-year-old Washington trial lawyer took over the presidency of the American Bar Azsociation today and immediately urged the creation of a committee to defend and protect the civil libertes of American citizens "rich or poor' Unopposed for the highest office of the association Hogan was elected to succeed Arthur Vanderbit of Newark as the organization closed its sixty-first annual meeting The election came after the hcitie of delegates approved a resolution commending the Government for Its protest against the bombardment of undefended places and civilians in the Spanish and Sino-Japanese conflicts The resolution urged that the Government continue to protest Steps Are Urged "It seems to me to be important" Hogan said at his induction into offitce: "that the American Bar Association shall take immediate a practical steps to assure the American citizen be he poor or rich that if rights and immunities vouchsafed to him by the Bill of Rights are anywhere denied to him or threatened with denial impartial and speedy investigation will be made and where the facts warrant it there will be certainty of the assistance of competent lawyers for defense and protection in cases which otherwise might go undefended "It may come to be considered as it should be that violations of the Bill of Rights are intolerable no matter whom they affect and whether they be committed by the mayor of an American city a committee of the United States Senate an administrative tribunal a governmental department or an official drunk with temporary power contemptuous of constitutional limitations and reckless of the rights of others" The house of delegates went into session immediately after Hogan spoke and authorized him to appoint a committee of nine men for the defense of liberties vouchsafed by the Bill of Rights Dodge "Free Speech" Issue A last-minute attempt to put the bar on record in the Jersey City "free speech" controversy failed when the house of delegates accepted a motion by Sylvester Smith Jr of Newark to refer a resolution to the new Defense of Liberties Committee The resolution drafted by Charles Strong of the New York Bar Association asked the house to condemn "action of deporting citizens from New Jersey by Jersey City police without opportunity to be heard in their own defense" Hogan praised the association's section for judicial administration for its work on proposed procedural changes in 'state courts and recommended the study and support of proposals for the appointment rather than direct election of judges The association's board of governors approved in principle today an institute on the legal aspects of labor disputes which will be held at San Francisco preceding the 1939 convention of the association July 29 (P)----Frank Washington )k over the presimerican Bar urged I committee to de- the civil libertes tens "rich or poor' the highest office 1 Hogan was electrthur Vanderbilt as the organizasixty -first a nn ua ime after the hout roved a resolution Government for its he bombardment of es and civilians in Sino-Japanese conution urged that the tinue to protest r(e Urged ie to be important" induction into ofLmerican Bar Assoce immediate a a assure the Amer he poor or rich I immunities vouch the Bill of Rights denied to him or denial impartial iestigation will be 'e the facts warrant oe certainty of the npetent lawyers for otection in cases might go undeto be considered as at violations of the are intolerable no sy affect and wheth- nitted by the mayor city a committee tates Senate an adibunal a governent or an official oporary power cononstitutional limitaess of the rights of delegates went into ately after Hogan icorized him to art-Re of nine men for liberties vouchsafed tights Speech" Issue attempt to put the in the Jersey City controversy failed of delegates accept-Sylvester Smith to refer a le new Defense of ittee drafted by Charles he New York Bar sd the house to conf deporting citizens ey by Jersey City thout opportunity to oir own defense" the association's administration proposed procedural courts and recomicly and support of appointment rathlection of judges n's board of gover in principle today i the legal aspects tes which will be nciscn preceding the of the association i 4 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I JULY 30 1938 n4Wo----------- arrested on a po- bookmaking by Vice Officer' in the 100 block JULY 30 1938 i ks arrested on a Po-bookmaking yesterby Vice Officers rtz in the 100 block zi4 1938 3 JULI I A arrested on a po- I 1 by Vice Officer' bookmaking yester- in the 100 block e6 Dc ance capt smil his ites exce of ti carr dicti a PPE and inch Mae Told ture "Wh "Car Hea Bab: cont year audi cous acro cont "Shi "Sm pror You 01 al it by I the and piec Is it eign dres up the Tex revc the ing ence I Flood Donations )onations (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 microphone then it was on with the show "This is the last time ni keep a show waiting while I make a speech" Monnig said "until the last night If it's a success then I'll say something It it's not Ill hide out somewhere" Show Runs Smoothly It was a smooth 'easy-going first show with Wayne Kings Orchestra the sweet lilting mischievous voice of Morton Downey the dancing Edna Sedgwick and six hit comedy acts to give it punch The acts are fitted into four chorus and showgirl numbers costumed with daring and staged along simple graceful lines that show off skillful dancing As in two previous Casa Manana 11 Revues the show opens with the 1 great stage revolving to the strains 1 of "The Night Is Young and You're So Beautiful" The words are apt when the familiar stage band stand moves into view adorned with a Niagara of girls in cellophane Simulate Waterfall Grouped on a stairway the 40 dancers ripple capes of cellophane fringe to simulate a waterfall or a fountain Showgirls on either side carry arched umbrellas of the same fringe When they break from the fountain formation they fill the stago with shimmering fringe shapely curves and not much else This is the number that might give the girls pneumonia if a cold snap blew in Miss Sedgwick triple-threat girl of the revue comes out on her toes for ballet spins that end as all her numbers do on a cute mischievous twist She's the climax of the fountain number The second production scene is hot rhumba with 20 of the dancers in silver all-overs and men's hats and the other 20 in ruffled taffeta skirts They Wind up beating drums and shaking gourds for Miss Sedgwick's entrance in a Spanish fandango -H Show in Two Sections The stage revolves for a 20-minute intermission between the two sections of the show and moves around the second time with dancers and showgirls in languorous poses and seductive purple satin To the sultry music of Ravel's "Eolero" "Night and Day" "Deep Purple" and the like this portion of the chorus work leads up to Miss Sedgwick's "American Bolero" in a gown of gold sequins Another revolve and Wayne King comes on to lead both his and Ed Lally's Orchestra in a red white and blue finale that ends with everybody on stage hands at salute for "Eyes of Texas" So much for the framework of the show In between are some great comedy acts Walter Nilsson the cycle man does his stunts on the high band they're stunts He rides a unicycle an Ethiopian egg beater a pair of "Swedish legs" a salad plate and six-foot stilts on a wheel It's all amazing and so is (you must take the kiddies to see this) his last trick as the stage revolves Monroe and Grant appear on stag in a battered truck looking like Charlie Chaplin and Maxie Rosenbloom or something' and work up to dazzling feats on the bounding net Comic Adagio Trio The Peggy Taylor Trio comes on like a slick ballroom dancer with one partner to spare and work up to a comic adagio with little but their undies left for costume Horton Spurr does a slow-motion pantomime of the world's worst golfer and bounces in a trick dance His golf act took the house The Three Nonchalants are blase young men who lounge in chairs sipping beer and go leisurely into a funny knockabout act As for Morton Downey the genial Irish tenor is the show-stopper It would be a nice place for a romantic evening with nothing on stage but Wayne King and Morton Downey The stage incidentally is excellent for dancing- And so is Kings Orchestra He plays "Flatfoot Floosie" so that--waiters truck- through A sic II re IN oncnaiantS are pulse young men who lounge in chairs sipping beer and go leisurely into a funny knockabout act Irish tenor As for Morton Downey the genial is the show-stopper It would be a nice place for a romantic evening with nothing on stage but Wayne King and Morton Downey The stage incidentally is excel- lent for dan dancing And so is King Orchestra He plays "Flatfoot Floo- so that truck- through acts to give it punch something It it's not I'll hide out somewhere" Show Runs Smoothly It wa a smooth easy-going first show with Wayne Kings Orchestra Morton Downey sweet lilting mischievous voice of the dancing Edna Sedgwick and six hit comedy The acts are fitted into four chor- us and showgirl numbers costumed with daring and staged along simple graceful lines that show off skill- ful dancing As in two previous Casa Manana Revues the show opens with the great stage revolving to the strains of The Night Is Young and You re So Beautiful The words are apt when the familiar stage band stand moves into view adorned with a Ni- agara of girls in cellophane si Simulate Watorfall Grouped on a stairway the 40 dancers ripple capes of cell cellophane fringe to simulate a waterfall- or a Showgirls on either side fountain fo carry arched umbrellas of the same fringe When they break from the foun- a tain formation they fill the stag with shimmering fringe shapelY curves and not much else This is the number that might give the girls pneumonia if a cold snag) blew in Miss Sedgwick triple-threat girt of the revue comes out on her toes for ballet spins that end as all her numbers do -on a cute mischievous twist She's the climax of the foun- tam number The second hot rhumba with scene is th 20 of the dancers in silver all-overs and men's hats and the other wind up beating drums 20 in ruffled taffeta They wi skirts and shaking gourds for Miss Sed g- wick's entrance in a Spanish fan- dango Show in Two Sections The stage revolves for a 20-min- ute inter mission between the two sections of the show and moves around the second time with dancers showgirls in languorous poses and show i nd seductive pp satin aurle To the sultry music of Ravel's Eolero" "Night and Day" "Deep eep Purple" ple and the like this portion the chorus work leads up to Miss gwick American Bolero" in a gown of gold sequins Another revolve and Wayne King lead both his and Ed comes aly oOnrctohe and blue finale that ends with everybody on stage hands at salute for "Eyes of Texas" So much for the framework of the show In between are some great corn- edy acts Walter Nilsson the ycie man does his stunts on the high band platform-and they're etunts He rides a unicycle an Ethiopian egg beater on a pair of "Swedish legs" a salad plate and six-foot stilts a wheel It's all amazing and so is (you must' take the kiddies to see this) his last trick as the stage revolves Monroe and Gg in a battered truck looking like appear on stage Charlie Chaplin and Maxie Rosen- bloom or something' and work dazzling azz ing feats on the bounding net Comic Adagio Trio The Peggy Taylor Trio comes on lie a sick ballroom with ancer wi one partner to spare and work up to a comic adagio with I' little but their und undies left for costume Horton Spurr does a slow-motion pantomime of the world's worst golf- er and bounces in a trick dance His golf act took the house The Three Nonchalants are blase young men who lounge in chairs sipping beer and go leisurely into a a funny noc bout act As for Morton Downey the genial Irish tenor is the show-stopper It would be a nice place for a romantic evening with- nothing on stage but Wayne King and Morton Downey The stage incidentally is excel- lent 'for dancing And- so is Orch King estra He plays Flatfoot Floo- le so that--waiters truck- through nand they stunts He rides a unicycle an Ethiopian egg beater a pair of "Swedish legs" a salad plate and six-foot stilts on a wheel It's all amazing and so is (you must' take the kiddies to see this) his last trick as the stage revolves Monroe and Grant appear on stag in a battered truck looking like itNI 1: rtnputAEL -1 SS- 1 NAsata1111 ctilL1 AV1dXle riosen- I or something and wririt 1 I 0 I Dam Directors to Welcome Flood Probe AUSTIN July 29 of the Colorado River Authority said today they welcomed investigations by "qualified and unbiased" engineers to determine responsibility for the fiver's newest flood The expression was made in a resolution which said that on the basis of information furnished the authority there was no ground for claims Buchanan Dam 'either contributed to or failed to alleviate the present disastrous flood" As officers in positions of public trust the directors said they were pledged to determine: To what extent the flood was affected by the authority's dams Whether the dams were properly operated Whether improvements could be made in the method of operating the dams If additional dams or other works should be constructed To criticism that Buchanan reservoir should be kept relatively empty to capture excess flows from the upper watershed the directors said: The law creating the authority places conservation of water on an equal basis with flood control New PIVA Projects Near Construction The new PWA program neared the construction stage in this region yesterday when dates were set for the opening of bids on 11 projects The projects and dates set follow: Cuero school building Aug 19 Hermleigh gymnasium Aug 16 Palestine physical education building Aug 17 Lubbock courthouse Aug 12 Houston wharf Aug 31 Bellville school Aug 16 Haskell hospital Aug 16: Mervin gymnasium Aug 10 Denison Colo school Aug 15 and Scotlandville La Aug 14 Ten applications from Texas towns and cities were received at the regional offices here They follow: Talco electric power plant and distribution system $115915 Mineola extensions and improvements to water -works system $73250: Angleton laboratory building $3490909 Leander complete school plant $36000 Harlingen addition to sewage disposal plant $6818181 Port Arthur fire station drill tower police station garage and shop $298395 Port Arthur drainage improvements $149557 Port Arthur water works improvement $194677 Port Arthur sewer system $25606 and Port Arthur steel water tank $24505 John TWharton Dies at Sherman SHERMAN July 29 John Wharton 71 connected with cotton brokerage and oil mill businesses in Sherman for more than hall a century died Friday of heart disease at his home here Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the First Pres Some of the actors who appeared in Robert Nan "Fort Griffin Fandangle" a historic and humorous outdoor show presented under floodlights on Albany's high school field last CLIPPER SHIP Is MISSING (CONTINUED FROM PAGE was equipped to send and receive messages from the ocean surface and barring the possibility of a high dive into the Pacific was considered as seaworthy as any small yacht From her log as made public by Pan-American Airways' operators of the transpacific airline there was an inkling also that the big clipper was heading into unfavorable weather The last message mentioned rain For several hundred miles she had been speeding through a moderately rough wind The clipper was in charge of Leo Terletzky ace Pan-American pilot and A Kennedy a division traffic manager of the company was among the passengers The other passengers were Maj Howard French of Portland Ore Dr Earle McKinley noted authority on leprosy and Dr Fred Meier principal pathologist of the Department of Agriculture both of Washington Wyman Curtiss-Wright Aircraft official tif New York City and Wah Sung Choy Chinese restaurateur of Jersey City New Jersey Crew Members In Terletzky's crew were First Officer A Walker Second Officer Davis Third Officer Sauceda Fourth Officer Jewett Engineer Cox Assistant Engineer TB Tatum Radio Officer McCary and Steward 1 Parker The Pacific has been a stern and lethal- challenger to her aerial conquerorss having taken the lives of 61 fliers since Naval Commander John Rodgers made the first but not very successful flight from California to Hawaii in 1925 But Pan-American Airways in nearly two years of transpacific operations on a scientific basis pointed to its record of 1900000 miles without a passenger fatality and only one major explosion of the Samoan Clipper off Pago Pago last Jan 11 in which the noted pilot Capt Edwin Musick peristled with his crew of six night At top a scene representing the first meeting of frontier settlers with the Indians at the old fort in the 50's At bottom one of the dancing belles of the Bee Hive saloon a tough spot in 1870 MTER PINE HELD AT AUSTIN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)' Pair Rescued (CONTINUED FROM PAGE most important natural resource in the State and pointed out its greatest source was subterranian reservoirs which he said had in many instances been depleted at an alarming rate The engineer said the first question asked by industries considering locating in Texas was: "What laws are there to insure a continuation of the water supply?" Clark said the answer was: "None" Various speakers stressed the need of conserving the subsurface water saying 75 per cent of the population depended upon it and there had been instances of salt water encroachment and pollution through heavy withdrawals for industrial and irrigational usage threatening domestic supplies Purifoy of Texas A College at Kingsville asserted underground water was the primary supply for cattle and some ranchers faced problems in furnishing sufficient amounts due to falling water tables I Instances where paper mills and sulphur mines were drawing heavily on reservoirs furnishing drinking water were cited Representatives of industries however defended that usage stating there was much greater waste of water otherwise than was put to use efficiently in industrial proczsses 10 feet creeping up on their perch If it had come four feet farther RYberg said they would have been swept away Ryberg said he planned to try the canyon again "You can bet your boots that when I get out of the army in about three months I'm go ing back and swim that canyon" he said BODDEKER DIES GALVESTON July 29 Allowables by district July 1 July 26 and Aug 1 respectively not considering Sunday shutdowns were: East Texas 512037 513493 and 513 R93 Panhandle Moore County and Osborne area 82965 88252 and R1590 North Texae Including Anderson-Kerr Foard County KMA and the Gant Pool 81769 85o5R a nd 83356 West Central Texas 77291 798(46 and IR737: West Texas 217508 224208 anti 219671 East Central Texas 110325 112414 and 111094 Southwest Texas 278505 286053 and 280614 Gulf Coast 241686 250373 and 245850 The basic allowable for the KMA pool will be 18817 in August compared ttl 17850 in July and 19201 on July 18 Comparative allowables for other fields on July 26 and Aug 1 included by districts: Southwest Texas-Dare? creek 9390 and 9167 Kazan 1869 and 1581 Branyon 11275 rtnd 11256 Salt Flat 4951 and 4908 Dirks 2774 and 2686 Greta 8488 and 8294: Heyser 10723 and 10416 McFadden 1600 and 1568 New Pettus 1164 unchanged): 9723 and 9492: Tom 0Connor 14981 and 14680 New 3872 and 3784 Old 1443 and 1435 Mice 1300 ana 1274 Aransas 7399 and 7251 Benavides 13836 and 13- 414 Clara Dricoll 1303 and 1279 Corpus Chriaii 4270 and 4220: Driscoll-Conoco 1876 and 1843 Escobas 1364 (unchanged): Flour Bluff 5992 and 5872 Government Wells North 9107 and 8788 Government Wells South 4845 and 4705: Hoffman 3406 (unchanged I Jennings 1056 (unchanged) Killam 1402 and 1352 Loma Novia 15883 and 15- 231 Lopez 7537 and 7226 Luby 6300 and 6610 O'Hearn 7930 and 7704 Oilton 2946 and 25)21: Piedras Lumbre 1396 (unchanged): Plymouth 13489 and 13199 Sam Fordyce 3474 and 3383 Seven Sisters 9310 and 8830 Saget 20002 and 19689: Saxet New (Frio)) 20581 and 20204: Taft 2766 (unchanged) Turkey Creek 3483 and 3413 White Point East 1500 and 1470 Gulf Coasi-Amelia 4509 and 4399 Anahuac 9897 and 9700 Barber's Hill 10963 and 10744 Batson 1021 (unchanged) Batson News 1141 and 1118 Ray Cite 2784 and 2726 Boling 2043 and 2002: Conroe (10145 and 39343 Cotton Lake South 1097 and 1072 Dickinson 5111 and 5044 Eperson Dome 1600 and 1568 Fairbanks 2840 and 2808: Gillock 3648 and 3598: Goose Creek 2117 and 2075 Hamman 1841 and 1800 Hankamer 1355 and 1328 Hardin 5051 and 4934: Hastings 24396 and 23908: High Island 1679 and 2625 Hull (old) 3480 and 3410: Hull (new) 6662 and 6529 Humble 4171 and 4088 Lockridge 2496 and 2429 Louise 1592 and 1560 Livingston 2362 (unchanged) Magnet 1054 and 1049 Manvel Miocene 6004 and 5884 Manvet Oligocene 5556 and 5445 Markham 1961 and 1922 Mykawa new 127e and LW Nome 1718 and 1648 Old Ocean 4398 and 4310: Pickett Ridge 1646 and 1620 Port Neehes 1300 and 1274 Pierce Junction 5024 and 4924 Racoon Rend 1631 and 1598: Racoon Bend (Cork-field) 2510 and 2460 Saratoga LOOS (unchanged) Sengo 2244 and 2211 Silsbee 1993 and 1953 South Houston 3828 (unchanged Sugarland 4076 and 3994 Sour Lake 1491 (unchanged: Spindle-top 2986 and 2926: Thompson 13251 and 12986: Tomball 8779 (unchanged: Turtle Bay 1421 and 1392 West Columbia 2231 and 2186: West Columbia new) 3412 and 3354 Webster 3318 nd 3233 West Beaumont 1727 and 1687 Withers 3741 and 3677 East Central Texas-Cayuga 10720 and 10523 Longlake 2815 and 2768: Mexia 1948 (unchanged) Powell 2163 (unchanged) Rodessa 31929 and 31397: SuiPhur Bluff 6351 and 6205 Talco 34316 and 33673 Van 19107 and 18725 West Texas-Bennett 2889 and 2616 Church Fields 6748 and 6613 Cowden-North 8802 and 8626 Cowden-Crane 2405 and 2357 Emperor 1626 and 1593 Estes 8651 and 8478 Foster 6114 and 5992 'Puhrman 1460 and 1431: Goldsmith 21684 and 21250 Gulf Mcalroy 4598 and 4408: Harper 11407 and 10826 Henderson 3624 and 3499 Hendricks 12- 000 (unchanged): Howard-Glasscock 17- 987 and 17627: Iatan-East Howard 8011 and 7851 Jordan 2475 and 2414 Kermit 20497 and 20087 Keystone 3416 and 3331 Means 2784 and 2728 McClintic 1175 and 1152 Penwell 4800 and 4704 Sand Hills (Permian) 1311 and 1285 Scarborough 2190 and 1979 Shipley 1648 and 1616 Snyder 1312 and 1376 Tobarg 2076 and 2034 Taylor-Link 1626 and 1593 Waddell 1499 and 1469 Ward North 6697 and 6563 Ward South 13256 and 12991: Wasson 7076 and 6912 Wheat 1558 and 1525 Yates 21502 and 21072 West Central Texas-Brown 2114 and 2110 Callahan 1442 and 1441 Coleman 1203 and 1200 Crockett (World) 1031 and 1047: Eastland 2940 and 2939 Fisher 4298 end 4144: Jack (south half) 9900 9743 7817 WASHINGTON July 29 Senate Campaign Expenditures Cornmittee warned 10 senatorial candidates in four States today that they must file reports of contributions to their campaign funds before the primaries next week Chairman Sheppard (Democrat Texas) said the "reminders" were going to these men: Senator Barkley of Kentucky the Senate majority leader Senator Berry (Democrat Tennessee) Gerald Winrod Jess Fisher and Dallas Knapp Republicans and Joe Dohner Democrat all of Kansas and Senator Clark Longstreet Cleveland Joseph Davis and Robert Young Missouri Democrats HOUSTON July 29 Howard Hughes rested in Chicago today Houston rushed plans to give him the city's greatest welcome when he arrives here about noon tomorrow Hughes and his flying staff will be greeted by relatives of Hughes city officials civic leaders and 3500 employes of the Hughes Tool Company which the flier owns Immediately after the Hughes plane lands little Clarita Ann Fonville daughter of Mayor Fonville will christen the municipal airport the Howard Hughes Airport WASHINGTON July 29 UP)--The Ford Motor Company is expected to fight a decision by a Labor Board examiner that it was guilty of labor spying and other antiunion activity at its Buffalo assembly plant Reporting among other things that the company circulated antiunion literature and was responsible for tearing down a union banner the examiner recommended today that the board require Ford to rehire 50 CIO workers and cease "interfering" with union organization ST LOUIS July 29 of the Nation's most distinguished editors Oliver Bovard of the St I Convict Shot II Sale Drive I (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) tot and small caliber rifle from a locked drawer in the captain's home and gpt the drop on him anizt his wife when they returned from a visit to town The convicts bound the couple and then forced Richards who had driven up to submit to the same treatment Chief McKenzie said Helms was "-badly hurt" but that he did not consider his condition critical He was sprayed with the tiny shot from the small of his back to his head "When we heard those men were on the loose and possibly headed this way we went down toward Groesbeck on a hunch Sure enough we jumped 'ern" McKenzie declared he was doubtful if the two other escaped men could be caught tonight "We've got lots of men after 'ern but of course they have plenty of chances to slip away" The men were serving short terms for burglary and theft Two of them had been working as houseboys for Lacewell Capt Hamilton manager of the prison farm said apparently the men had planned to break carefully The convicts had not been considered dangerous until the break today LONDON July 29 (P) The bitter marital troubles of Count and Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow have been ended "amicably" with a deed of separation as a prelude to a Danish divorce The countess the former Barbara Hutton American-born heiress to $40000000 of the Woolworth dime store fortune settled an undivulged sum upon their 2-year-old son Lance solicitors for the couple said in a statement today announcing the separation "No other settlements have been made" it was stated and the husband Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow handsome Dane has waived right to any part of his wife's huge fortune "All matters in dispute between them have been amicably settled" the statement said "The count and countess have decided to live apart and separate LONDON July 29 (A') of Commons adjourned for a three-month vacation today after a turbulent session in which angry clashes were precipitated by renewed labor criticism of Britain's policy on the Spanish civil war After breaking off acrimonious debate started by an exchange over the bombing of British ships in Spanish waters house members cheered the United States for her co-operation on the Jewish refugee problem Loud applause greeted Earl Winterton British delegate to the EvianLes-Bains Refugee Conference instigated by President Roosevelt when he declared: "I think we should recognize the intense interest not merely by the President of the Government but also the people of the United States in this matter" Worth-made Flour and Meal Ira was a decided increase in our sales of Fort Worth-made flour Harry were all buying Fort Worth-made flour Dave sales of Fort Worth-milled flour decidedly increased had a good increase in the sale of Fort Worth-made flour As thering of cash registers faded last night grocers and other merchants got set for today's sales crusade event: "All Foods Day" Grocers throughout the city will give special attention to the building up of their weekend sales Food products manufactured and distributed in Fort Worth will get the emphasis Housewives will find a most enthusiastic sales force awaiting them in the food stores today Sales clerks are determined to send that sales chart skyward and nothing has been left undone to make displays and demonstrations as tempting as possible Today also marks the continuation of "Fountain Week" with druggists pushing various confection specials Hosiery sales and the sale of (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Y' 1 WASHINGTON July 29 (1P)-The '-)i''''' 4 Senate Campaign Expenditures Corn- mittee rned 10 senatorial candi- 4 '2P 14 A wa Allowables by district July 1 July dates in four States today that they 26 and Aug 1 respectively not must file reports of contributions i -A and July 19 C43) The a Directors to ei 4 '-4- '1' considering Sunday shutdowns were: to their campaign funds before the LONDON: --ele- Fast Texas 512037 513493 and 513- primaries next week I --i lVelcome Flod Probe 0'It- 3 Pa nhandle inciuding Moore County and Osborne area 82965 88252 and i Chairman Sheppard (Democrat Countess HtraonuglamlleitszRoef veCnotluonNt Texas) said the "reminders" were have been ended "amicably with a AUSTIN July 29 (-Directors s1590: North Texas including Anderson- Kerr Foard County KMA and the Gant going to these men: deed of separation as a prelude to 1 '1 of the Colorado River Authority said --t" pool sel-se 8505g and 83356 West Senator Barkley of Kentucky the a Danish divorce I- 4 today they welcomed investigations 11 Central Texas 77 291 79 806 and IR 717 Senate majority leader Senator 4208 and 21961 The countess the former Barbara by "qualified and unbiased" engi- 4 -s: 'S s- Vest Texas 21:508 2 Fast Central Texas 110325 112414 and Berry (Democrat Tennessee) Ger- 0 neers to determine responsibility l-- 111094: Southwest Texas 279505 286053 aid Winrod Jess Fisher and Dallas $40000000 of the Woolworth dime -4 The expression was made in a for the iver's newest flood and 280614 Gulf Coast 241686 250373 Hutton American-born heiress to Knapp Republicans and Joe 4-1'4 t' and 245850 1 Dohner Democrat all of Kansas The basic allowable for the KMA pool sum upon their 2-year-old son store fortune settled an undivulged resolution which said that on the s'-''4" crpot: tc and Senator Clark Longstreet Cleve- will be 19817 in August tom pa red i 17 basis of information furnished the sou in July and 19201 on July IS land Joseph Davis and Robert in a statement today announcing Lance solicitors for the couple said authority there was no ground for Comparative allowables for other Young Missouri Democrats the separation -1 claims Buchanan Dam 'either con- fields on July '26 and Aug 1 in- Some of the actors who ap- night At top a scene represent- 't tributed to or failed to alleviate eluded by districts: "No other settlements have been HOUSTON July 29' UP)--While made" it was stated and the bus- lug the first meeting of frontier the present disastrous flood" peared in Robert Nail's "Fort Southwest Texas-Darst creek 9390 and Howard Hughes rested in Chicago band Count Court Hatigwita-Re- settlers with the Indians at the I As officers in positions of public Griffin Fandangle" a historic 9167 Easel) 1889 and 1581 Luling- today Houston rushed plans to give ventlow handsome Dane has waived 5's At bottom Branyon 11 275 rtnd 11256 Salt Flat 'q trust the directors said they were and humorous outdoor show old fort in the 0 one of the dancing belles of the 4951 and 4908 Dirks 2774 and 2686 him the city's greatest welcome right to any part of his wifes huge when he arrives here about noon fortune pledged to determine: 4 Bee Hive saloon a tough spot Greta 8488 and 8294: He 10723 To what extent the flood was presented under floodlights on tomorrow "All matters in dispute between Albany's high school field last in 1870 Nee a nd 10416 McFadden 1600 yser and 1568 ettus 1164 unchanged Pia- i affected by the authority's dams cedo 9723 nd 9492 Tom Hughes and his flying staff will them have been amicably settled" i Whether the dams were properly a'Connor gio J8374 14981 and 14680 New Refu be greeted by relatives of Hughes the statement said "The count and i operated and 3784: Old Refugio 1443 and 14a city officials civic leaders and 3500 countess have decided to live apart Mice 1300 ana 1274 Aransas 7399 Whether improvements could be Cl cuppoi sHip tvATR pmity and 7251 Benavides 13836 and 414 Cla ra Dricoll 1303 and 1213- employes of the Hughes Tool Com- and separate 79 pany which the flier owns made in the method of operating Corpus Chriao I 4270 and 4220 Dros- --I the dams 1876 and 1943: Escobas Immediately after the Hughes LONDON July 29 (R)-House of If additional dams or other works 1364 (unchanged): Flour Bluff 5992 and plane lands little Clarita Ann Fon- Commons adjourned fotr a a three- shauld be constructed ri Government Wells North 9107 vi Government Wells South 4845 Ile daughter of Mayor Fonville will christen the municipal month vacation today afe turbu- 1 To criticism that Blichanan reser- and 4705: Hoffman 3406 tuncbangedi lent session in which angry clashes il voir should be kept relatively empty 13 mksING HELD ATAusTI Jennings 1056 (unchanged) Killam 1402 Eit3icirlyt011 the Howard Hughes Air- were precipitated by renewed labor to capture excess flows from the and 1352 Loma Novia 15883 and 15- 231 Lopez 7537 and 7226 Luby 6300 criticism of Britain's policy on the and 6610: OtHea rn 7930 a nd 7704 Spanish civil war upper watershed the directors said The law creating the authority Oilton 2946 and 2s21: Piedras Lumbre WASHINGTON July 29 er)-'rhe 4 1396 (unchanged): Plymouth 13489 and After breaking off acrimonious places conservation of water on an Ford Motor Company is expected to ate started an exc 1 equal basis with flood control (CONTINUED FROM PAGE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) 13199 Sam Fordyce 3474 and Saget 3383 Seven Sisters 9310 and 9830 fight a decision by a Labor Board deb bnange over I was equipped to send and receive most important natural resource 20002 and 19699: Sa xet ew i 20581 and 20204: Taft 2766 Fro)) examinerthat it was guilty of labor un- the bombing of British ships in Spanish waters house members i hanged): Turkey Creek 3 N483 and 3413 spying and other antiunion activity New PIVA Projects messages from the ocean surface the State and pointed out its greatest and the possibility a source as su ram barrin bt a reservoirs White Point East 1500 and 1470 at its Buffalo assembly plant cheered the United States for her co operaton on the Jewish refugee co-operation nuir Coast-Amelia 4509 and 4399 Reporting among other things high dive into the Pacific was con- which be said had in many in- problem Anahuac 9897 -and 9700: Bairbe2rs (Hot that the company circulated anti- i i Near Construction yacht as seaworthy as any small stances been depleted at an alarm- 10963 and 10744 Batson 0 1 un- ing rate changed) Batson News 1141 and 1115 union literature and was responsi- Loud applause greeted Earl Win- Oa terton British delegate to the Evian- From her log as made public by The engineer said the first clues- Hay Citt 2784 and 2726 BOlini 2043 ble for tearing down a union banner and 2002: Conroe 40145 and 39343: Cot- the examiner recommended today Les-Bains Refugee Conference insti- tion asked by industries considering ton Lake South 1097 and 1072 Dickinson The new PWA program neared Pan-American Airways operators that the board require Ford to re- gated by President Roosevelt when locating in Texas was: )1 the construction stage in this region of the transpacific airline there was What laws 5111 and 5041 Eperson Dome 1600 and yesterday when dates were set for an inkling also that the big clipper are there to insure of the water supply?" a continuation Clark said the t588 Fairb anks 2840 and 2808: Gillock hire 50 CIO workers and cease "in- he declared: 3 648 and 3 598 Goose Creek 2 117 and terfering" with union organization "I think we should recognize the the opening of bids on 11 projects was heading into unfavorable weath- 2075 Hamman 1841 and 1800 Hankamer answer was: "None" 1355 and 1328 Hardin 5051 Rnd 4934: intense interest not merely by the rain For several hundred miles she I The projects and dates set fol- er The last message mentioned Hastings 24396 and 23908: High Island President of the Government but Various speakters stressed the need ow: Cuero school building Aug 4 of conserving he subsurface water 1679 and 2625 Hull (old) 3480 and ST LOUIS July 29 GP)--One of also the people of the United States 3410: Hull (new) 6662 and 6529 um- 19 Hermleigh gymnasium Aug 16 had been speeding through a moder- the Nation's most distinguished edi saying 75 per cent of the population ble 4171 and 4088 Lockridge 2496 and tors Oliver i Palestine physical education build- ately rough wind depended upon it and there had been 2429 Louise 1592 and 1560 Living- 11 ston 2362 (unchanged) Magnet 1054 and ing Aug 17 Lubbock courthouse The clipper was in charge of Leo instances of salt water encroachment Bovard of the St in this matter" 1049: Manvel Miocene 6004 and 5884 Aug 12 Houston wharf Aug 31: Terletzky ace Pan-American pilot and pollution through heavy with- Manvel Oligocene 5556 and 5445: Mark- Convict Shot I 1 Sale Drive Bellville school Aug 16 Haskell and A Kennedy a division traf- drawals for industrial and irrigation- hospital Mervin gymna- fic manager of I 1 96 am 1 and 1922 Mykawa new 1r4743 and 1348: Nome 1719 and 1618 Old Aug the comp domestic sup- p- Ocean 4398 find 4310 Pickett Ridge 1646 any was al usage threatening' (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 slum Aug 10 Denison Colo school among the passengers plies and 1620 Port Neches 1300 and 1274 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) i Aug 15 and Scotlandville La 1 The other passengers vvere Maj Purifoy of Texas A I Pierce Junction 5024 and 49'24 Racoon Aug 14 Howard French of Portland Ore College at Kingsville asserted un- and 1598: Racoon Bend (Cock- Bend 1631 field) 2510 and 2460 saratoga 1008 tun- I Ten applications from Texas towns Dr Earle McKinley noted au- derground water was the primary chan8ed) Sengo 2244 and 2211 Silsbee drawer in the captain's home Ira Kersnick-There was a de- tol and small caliber rifle from a Worth-made Flour and Meal locked dra arid cities were received at the re- thority on leprosy and Dr Fred supply for cattle and some ranchers 1993 and 1953 South Houston 38'28 (un- and wit the drop on him and his cided increase in our sales of Fort changed Sugarland 4078 and 3994 ife when they returned from a Worth ad flour 4 gional offices here They follow: Meier principal pathologist of faced problems in furnishing suffi- Sour Lake 1491 (unchanged: Spindle- 1 Telco electric power plant and dis- the Department of Agriculture both cient amounts due to falling water top 2986 and' 926: Thompson 13251 and visit tO tOwn Harry Snyder-They were all i tables 12986: Tomball 8779 (unchanged: Turtle i tribution system $115915 Mineola of Washington Wyman The convicts bound the couple and buying Fort Worth-made flour I Bay 1421 and 1392 West Columbia I extensions and improvements to Curtiss-Wright Aircraft official 4 4 Instances where paper mills and then forced Richards who had Dave chicotsk -Our sale of Fort 2231 and 2186: West Columbia oneW) 1 water works system $73250 Angle- New York City and Wah Sung Choy sul hur mines were drawing heavily 3412 and 3354 NVebster 3311 oind 3233 driven up to submit to the same Worth-milled flour decidedly in- on reservoirs furnishing drinking West Beaumont 1727 and 1687 Withers tort laboratory building $3490909 Chinese restaurateur of Jersey City treatment creased 3741 and 3677 I 1: water were cited Leander complete school plant New Jersey East Central Texas-Cayuga 10720 and Chief McKenzie said Helms Was Miellmier-We had a good i Representatives of industries how- 10523 Longlake 9 04 9 -81- an- -76R: MeXia 1 di hurt -4 a but that he did not increase in the sale of Fort Worth- i $36000 Harlingen addition to sew- Crew Members ever defended that usage stating 1948 (unchanged): Powell 2163 (un- li age disposal plant $681818t Port changed) Rodessa 31929 and 31397: Sui- consider h- condition critical er is made flour In Terletzky's crew were First Of there was much greater waste of -f Arthur fire station drill tower Phur Bluff 6351 and 6205 Telco 34316 He was sprayed with the tiny shot A the ring of cash registers faded $2 3395 4 1 and shop ficer A police station garage Walker Second Officer water otherwise than was put to Davis Third Officer use efficiently in industrial proc and 33873 Van 19107 and 18725 from the small of his back to his last last night grocers and other mer- Port Arthur drainage im- West Texas-Bonnet 2 889 and 2 616 head Sauceda Fourth Officer Jew- gsses church Fields 6748 and 8813 Cowden- chants got set for today 's sales cm provements $149557 Port Arthur North 8802 and sA28 Cowden -Crane When we heard those men were ett Engineer 1' Cox Assistant sade event: 2405 and 2357 Emperor 1626 and 1593 on the loose and possibly headed thit 1 water works improvement $194677 3 Enoineer T11 Tatum Radio Officer "All Foods Day" i i Port Arthur sewer system $25606 Estes 8651 and 8478 Foster 6114 and McCary and Steward I Parker air- Rescued Gold- way we wen own owar rOes- Grocers throughout the -city will 5819-)Ft2n '21NraanndL426102 and 4 Arthur steel water tank an or so clu'ir3lireearoy beck eal a hunch Sure enough we 1 $24505 1 The Pacific has been a stern-and 4596 -mped 'ern ju" give g' special attention to the build- lethal' challenger to her aerial con- Henderson 3 624 and 3499 Hendricks 12- ing up of their weekend sales Food mit 4 i (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1N 000 and 440S Harper 11407 and 10826 declared he was doubt- querorss having taken the lives of 61 han' ed Howard-Glasscock 17- McKenzie products manufactured and distrib- i -i 987 Howard 8011 ful if the two- other escaped men fliers since Naval Commander John uted in Fort Worth will get the em- 10 feet their 'perch and 7851 Jordan 2475 and 2414 Kermit Co id be caught tonight John Wharton Rodgers made the first but not very If it had come four feet farther R- 20 497 and 20087 Keystone 3416 and phasis successful flight from California to 3031 Means 2784 and 2728 McClintic "We've got lots of men after ern 1 berg said they would have been 1175 and 1152 Penwell 4800 and 4704 but of course they have plenty of Housewives will find a most en- Dies at Sherman 1925 1 in swept away Sand Hills (Permian) 1311 and 1285 11 thusiastic sales force awaiting them But Pan-American Airways in Scarborough 2190 and 1979 Shipley ances to slip away:" in the food stores today Sales clerks Ryberg said he planned to try the 1648 and 1616 Snyder 1312 and 1376 The men were serving short terms nearly two years of transpacific op- are determined to send that sales can on a air' "You can be our 2034 Taylor-Link 1626 Tobarg 2076 and them for burglary and theft Two of th na SHERMAN July 29 John IL erations on a scientific basis pointed and 1593 Waddell 1499 and 1469 Ward art skywar and not ing has been boots that when I get out of the i Wharton 71 connected with cotton to its record of 1900000 miles with- North 6697 and 6563 Ward South 13256 had been working as houseboys for left undone to make displays and Sherman for more army in about three months I'm go- 12991 Wasson 7076 and 6912 Lacewell an demonstrations as tempting as Dos- brokerage and oil mill businesses in than hall a cen- 1 Out a passenger fatality and only crash-the explosion one major cras of ing back and swim that canyon and 1525 Yates 21 Wheat 1558 502 and Capt Hamilton 21072 manager 'of sible ne said the Samoan Clipper off Pago Pago the prison farm said apparently the i tury died Friday of heart disease West Central Texas-Brown 2114 and Today also marks the continua- last Jan 11 in which the noted pilot 2110 Callahan 1442 and 1441 Coleman men had planned to break carefully 1 at his home here 1203 and 120a Crockett (World) 1031 tion of "Fountain Week" with drug- The convicts had not been consider- Funeral services will be held Sat- Capt Edwin Musick perisned BODDEKER DIES and 2 1047 Eastland 2940 an 909 Flan gists pushing various confection spe- with his crew of six ed dangerous until the break today er 4298 end 4144: Jack (south half) 9900 urday afternoon at the First Pres- GALVESTON July 29 cials Hosiery sales and the sale of --4111a- CI tiCiViltirtA Ludt uzeigt bidUlig ia4is iunenangeni: Powell Z103 li age disposal plant $6818181 Port i I made flour -'1 Arthur fire station drill tower In Terletzky's crew were First Of there was much greater waste of Phur Bluff 6351 and 6205 Telco 34316 He was sprayed with the tiny shot change(h Rodesea 31929 and 31397: Sul- cons der his condition critical I police station garage and shop ficer A Walker Second Officer water citherwise than was put to and 33673 Van 19107 and 18725 from the small of his back to his last night As the ring of cash registers faded Davis Third Officer use efficiently in industrial proc- ht other mer- grocers an $298395 Port Arthur drainage im- West 2889 and 2616 S149 557 Port Arthur I provemen Sauceda Fourth Officer Jew- En ineer L' Cox Assistant et Church Fields 6748 and Cowden- head North 8802 and 86'26 Cowden-Crane When we heard those men were chants got set for today's sales cru saciAe lievFeoontd 1 water works improvement $194677 2405 and 2357 Emperor 1626 and 1593 on the loose and possibly headed this Engineer TB Tatum Radio Officer i Port Arthur sewer system $23606 Est' 6651 and 8478 Foster 6114 and McCary and Steward 1 Parker Pair Rescued 5992 Puhrman 1460 and 1431 Gold- toward Groes- way we went own owar Grocers throughout the city will and Port Arthur steel water tank smith 21684 and 21250 Gulf MckAroy beck on a hunch Sure enough we give special attention Day" The Pacific has been a stern and to the build- $24505 4596 and 4 405 Harper 11407 and 10826 Jumped 'ern" I lethal challenger to her aerial con- (CONTINUE FROM ROM PAGE 1 Henderson 3624 and 3- 499' Hendricks 12- ing up of their weekend sales Food i auerorso having taken the lives of 61 ON tunchsnited): Howard-Giasscock 17- McKenzie declared he was doubt- neruitietc rriartillnpfitroei A elictrih- 1 yrtarlimm-yrriwes ono" -1111-1u a 1 esi and 17627: IaJal-Eanst ticnyardgrm011! ful lif two- other escaped men 1 1 Tn1-111 IT -11Th rtnri I fliers since coinaTalider John 10 feet creeping up on their perch bloom 1 7651 Jordan 475 2414 hermit a n14 eve nif utecl in Fort Worth will get the em- I ejp ILI II 2 A 1 1 A 1111 A I rwogets Inatje Lile 11rL DUL not very I te I 20497 and 200R7: Keystone 3416 and I I nhanic I raising the State's quota of $100000 which: he said is the absolute minimum Binham said the latest Red Cross survey showed the flood waters spreading over 10 counties affecting 6000 persons and that the actual need will go far past the 6100000 minimum Red Cross tables will be located in banks and dry goods stores today designated -Disaster Day" so that donors may make their contributions conveniently Checks should be made to the American Red Cross and contributions should be mailed or brought to Room 210 Majestic 131(12 Fort Worth and Tarrant County yesterday had contributed $76050 of the 66500 quota e's quota of $100000 is the absolute mini-le latest Red Cross the flood waters 10 counties affecting ind that the actual sr past the $100000 toles will be located goods stores today aster Day" so that their contributions iecks should be made Red Cross and con-Ltd be mailed or 210 Majestic Bidz Ind Tarrant County ontributed $76050 of It 'BOOKIE' ARREST MADE kfiREST MADE Ei vim at 4 ican Los mag stre Fi jean en rnag her optt left to In her 'Lind Rail dali wor late has she ligh eye bun A man 40 was lice charge of yesterday afternoon Hoote and Schertz on West Weatherford Street The man who allegedly was taking bets on horse race and baseball results was turned over to county authorities A man 40 was day afternoon lice charge of on West Weatherford Street The Hoote and Schertz man vv-ho allegedly 1A-as taking bets on horse race and baseball results was flies turned over to county author- l'a't I 1 I I I I 1 1 fl 1 1 Ill ri ii 1 't '41e 1 11111 12-- -I: Atvs 4 trii A PL r4 I MN- AR "NI ffh I Con tad Bro sior tion TU Con cioA Put Mon at Con Put Mon at 1 byterian Church conducted by Rev Conway Wharton of Austin former pastor of the church and Rev McCutchen present pastor Burial will be in West Hill Cemetery MINDY Monte 214v-d IOROLINE SNOW-WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 1 JARS 5 4 A 44 0 I 0 4k Amnon ELECTRA HAS RAIN Largest of the overseas planes now in regular transoceanic passenger service the Hawaii Clipper and its two sisters were built to stand off the sea and equipped to ccre for their occupants in emergencies LECTRA July an inch of rain fell here this afternoon greatly benefiting the cotton crop and pastures County Sid Seth 59 July 2 on a ceived a head when he fell night He is pita' seph Boddeker 75 real estate man died -today- He was a son of Capt Joe Boddeker who commanded a Confederate ship during the Battle of Galveston in 1863 Prisoner Hurt placed in county jail vagrancy charge recut-and a hip injury against bunk last at City-County Hos and Jones 8477 and Reagan (Big -Lake) 7500 (unchanged) Shackelford 7320 (unchanged) Stephens 4394 (unchanged) Upton (McCamey)195'28 and 19220 Young (south half) 7503 and 7415 the aisles and ushers go peckin down the runways A drop or two of rain fell just as the show closed last night so that dancing was cut short Hereafter dancing will continue each night until 1 a STRICKEN ON STREET A A Peters 53 a barbecue stand operator was found in a critical condition at 4:20 in yesterday at Northwest Twenty-fifth Street and Columbus Avenue He was taken in a Shannon ambulance to City-County Hospital where hospital attendants believe he is suffering from the heat or a stroke He lives at 2318 Loving Avenue Fort Worth-milled flour and meal also will be emphasized EDBURG BURIAL TODAY Brief funeral services for John Edburg 44 killed by electricity Thursday at Conroe will be held at the residence 4803 Pano la at 2 today Additional services will be held at Grace Lutheran Church Rev Arthur Johnson will otLiciate You MUST be satisfied at your money refunded ASK YOUR DRUGGIST If Po supply you semi t100 Ps NIT-110 LABORATORIES los DALLAS TESIS 111 Largest or tne overSeaS planes now seph Boddeker 75 real estate atm a aunt-a cbm I a ms a a x-6aga at 1 byterian Church conducted by Rev transoceanic (Big Ls ke) 7500 4anchanged Shitchei- died -today- He wag a son of ford also 7320 (unchanged Stephens 4394 STRICKEN ON STREET I Fort Worth-milled flour and meal i will be emphasized in regular passenger man t3 94 4 I Conway T' Wharton of Austin for Rev- isisters Captmanded a Joe Boddeker who corn- nang liotn cCmy) 93 28 '1-- or servce thare aii Clipper and it tuebed) tM4e 15 and rner pastor of the church and two He built to stand off Confederate ship 19220 Young (south bait) 750 a nd A A Peters 53 a barbecue stand EDBURG BURIAL TODAY I McCutchen present pastor 1 the sea and equipped to c4re for the Battle of Galveston in 1863 during 7415 operator was found in a critical eon- Burial will be in -West Hill Cem- their occupants in emergencies I dition at 4:20 in yesterday at Brief funeral services for John 'Po etery County Prisoner Hurt I ELECTRA HAS RAIN the aisles and ushers go peckin killed by electricity At lid Seth 59 placed in county jail don the runays Northwest Twenty-fifth Street and Edburg 44 You MUST be satisfied at your 1 HANDY Atonic 114v4 ARS 54 LECTRA July 99 an inch July 2 on a vagrancy charge re- ww A drop or two of rain fell Just as in a Shannon ambulance to City- the residence 4803 Panola Street ceived a head cut and a hip injury the show closed last night so that County Hospital here hospital at- at 2 today Additional serv of rain fell here this afternoon NIX' he he fell against a bunk last Columbus Avenue Ile- was taken dancing was cut short Hereafter tendants believe he is suffering fro Thursday at Conroe will be held at ices will be held at Grace Lutheran money refunded I supply you semi S100 fit ir TESAS greatly benefiting the cotton crop night He is at City-County Hos- dancing will continue each night the heat or a stroke He lives at Church Rev Arthur Johnson HAT-10 LABORATORIES los DALLAS 1 I I SNOW-WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY and pastures Pita until 1 a tLi 2318 Loving Avenue tI1 onoLl El A 04 0 10t wIll ociate if ASK YOUR DRUGGIST 11 i 1 I I i A 7 11r i I tAP' 1 7'' i i operator was found in a critical con- I bt Church conducted erian urc con uc en Largest of the overseas planes now seph Boddeker 75 real and 9743 Jones 8477 and 7817: Reagan tBig La ke) 7500 4 unchanged 1 Shackei- Fort Worth-milled flour and meal in regular transoceanic passenger STRICKEIV ON STREET I 4 I Conway Wharton of Austin for- Man died 'today He was a son of ford 7320 (unchanged) Stephens 4394 also will be emphasized service the Hawaii Clipper and its (unchanged) Upton I McCamey) 19528 and apt Joe Boddeker who corn- rner pastor of the church and Rev Young (south half) 7 19220 503 and A A Peters 53 a barbecue stand two sisters were built to stand off manded a Confederate ship during 7415 EDBURG BURIAL TODAY McCutchen present pastor the sea and equipped to cre for the Battle of Galveston in 1863 1 1 Burial will be in -West Hill Cem- their occupants in emergencieS I dition at 4:20 I yesterday at Brief funeral: services for John I etery a- i MINDY Monte ILIV41 jARS ELECTRA HAS RAIN FTFCTRA July 99-Half an inch County Prisoner Hurt Sid' Seth 59 placed in county jail the' aisles and ushers go peckin down the runways July 2 on a vagrancy charge re- A drop or two of rain fell just as i Shannon ambulance to City- ceived a he cut-and a hi LektmoLINE a n4 113' a injur the show closed last night so- that 1 Northwest Twenty-fifth Street and Columbus Avenue He- was taken a County Hospital where hospital at- Edburg 44 killed by electricity Thursday at Conroe will be held at the residence 4803 Panola Street at 2 rn today Additional serv- 4 I 'r of rain fell here this anern n- hen he fell against bunk last -w 1 -'4 1-' '---U rt 1 greatly benefiting the cotton 1041 crop night He is at City-County- Hos- dancing as cut short Hereafter tendants believe he is suffering from ices will be held at Grace Lutheran continue each night the heat or a stroke He lives at Church Rev Arthur Johnson 1 4 1 SNOW-WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY and pastures-- Pita' --l dancing will I A I until I a rn 2518 Loving Avenue will oti'lciate 4 I K- 1 e---''----" e0r''--- 0 100 TE118 I A I.