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Six new air bases, one of them In Alaska, are provided for American defense In the Wilcox bill passed by congress. Here, according to authoritative sources, are probable locations for the bases, with tho first to be built In Alaska. The total project approximates 9120,000,000. (Associated Press)

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Whirligig Written by a croup of the best of newspapermen Informed Washington and New York. Opinions expressed are those of bo .the writers wa should, not .reflecting- - tbo Interpreted;; editorial policy of this newspaper. HITLER TIGHTENS THE SCREWS

By GEE SEE AITCH More ominous than tho present g In Berrecrudescence of lin are two names which have surged to the surface of the Nazi maelstrom. Julius Strelcher, who "has moved his headquarters from Nuremberg to Berlin, and Count Wolf Helnrlch von Holldorf, who has been made, or has made himself, of the city, are firebrands linked with many deeds that shocked tho world during tho tense spring of 1933, when they held less power than they do today. Strelcher, Germany's No. 1 publisher of "Dcr Stuer-mer- " (The Storm Trooper) and or boycott ganizer of the nation-wid- e against Jews In April, 1933, worked out the posting of Brown Shirt sentries before every Jewish shop from tho Baltic to Lake Constance, from the North Sea to Lithuania, devised tho Insulting placards post ed and written on tho windows, announces that tho boycott would last until every Jew in Germany had been ruined and, when the aging President von Hindenburg insisted that tho boycott bo lifted at the end of tho first day, thundered over the radio, "Millions of good Germans will bo bitterly disappointed If it does 'not go on." He defied von Hindenburg und resumed tho boycott in many parts .of tho counfry despite every effort to restrain him. He has never abandoned his determination to exterminate Jews completely from the life of GerJew-baitin-

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many. Von Holldorf is, on his record, even more to bo dreaded than Strelcher. From tho day tho Nazis seized power ho has demanded the office as Police Chief of Berlin. For two years he lias had to content himself with Potsdam Instead. In 1933 von Papcn, von Neurath,

(By Associated Press) Respite from pitiless heat appeared likely for the midwest Friday after ten were added to the list of reported dead. four persons died from heat In Chicago Thursday, two In Okhv homa, two in Ohio and one in

Arkansas. Brief, heavy rains swept most of New York. Snow fell in the mountains "Sf""Western "Montana. Torrents of rainwater flotycd through Pima and Thatcher, Ariz., resulting In heavy loss of livestock and other property.

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attorney of Madlsonville, Texas, was shot to death in a hotel ropm here Thursday by M. M. Riedel, an attorney of Houston, who sur rendered to Chief of Police K. T. Tillls of Bryan. Tillis quoted Riedel as saying: "I found this man In a room here with my wife and killed him," Taken to police headquarters. Riedel talked freely of the shooting to officers and a newspaperman. a. j. uucnanan rendered a cor oner's verdict that Broadway was shot to death by Riedel. W. R. Allen, county attorney, said a charge of murder would bo filed against the Houston attorney. His bond was set at $5000. Mrs. Riedel had been omnlovcd at College Station, near here, since July 17 In connection with the cot ton adjustment program. .ast Friday Riedel came to Bryan to see his wife. On Tuesday ho returned to Brvan opsin. On this trip, ho said, he found a letter addressed to his wife from Broad way wnicn caused him to return to Houston for his gun. .uiuuunuy, who was 43. was a former county attorney and county juuge oi juauison county. Mrs. Riedel, a former North ;uicn scnool teacher, went to the courthouse and asked attaches to telephone her parents who live In North Zulch. Mrs. Riedel, tho former Miss Ruby Gustin, was married to Riedel on Dec. 29, 1929, Judge Broadway was married and is survived by his widow.

Catholic Fathers Guests Hugenberg and Seldte, members of the cabinet, were strong At Local Catholic Reqtory non-Na-

to frustrate him. Today their influence is nil. As Pollzel- Praesldent of Berlin he can do almost what he will. this is the Helldorf whose name, between the burning of the Reichstag building February 27, 1933, and. the complete muzzling of all German newspapers, was constantly In the press. Fanatical advocate of tho use of violence, Helldorf was named as forger nnd "planter" of evidence that radicals were planning an tin rUIng of which the Reichstag fire was to be the signal, and as the man who procured the Dutch half. wit Marinus van der Lubbe to bo . (Continued On Pope 8) enough

Phillips Super-Servic- e Installs New Equipment

Bonds Aug. 10th Mrs.

SWEETWATER Property own- crs residing In the Sweetwater Independent school district will ro to the polls on Saturday. Autrust 10, and vote on a $40,000 bond Is- sue for the purpose of enlarging the south ward school. Tho elec tion was called recently by the school board upon petition by school patrons. If the bonds are voted the project will bo carried on under Public Works Administration setup, with that agency giving the district a grant of 45 per cent of the cost of the Improvement, and purchasing the bonds for 4 per cent interest. Importance of the improvement progrnm on tho south side was atress,cd-b- y. . officials this week when -- they pointed out that to maintain tho required scholastic standard In the high, junior and ward, schools grade pupils must be taken out of high and junior high buildings. The south ward has been overcrowded several for years, It was pointed out and with an increase in the district of more than 100 pupils over last year, the buildings will be more crowded than ever.

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Train Wreckage WACO UP) The charred wreck age of plied up freight cars in which two bodies were found was searched Thursday for other vic to have perished tims believed Wednesday night when a Mlssourl- Kansas-Taxa- s train derailed and caught fire at Brucevlllc. Searchers expressed tho opinion Thursday night that the number killed, estimated from seven to 27, would never be established since the cars ln which the missing per sons were riding were practically destroyed by fire. Nine persons were Injured. Estimates of tho possible dead were made ny survivors or inc wreck who said that many persons, all believed to have been transients, who were riding on the freight train had not been accounted for,

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Sgt. Taylor of the army recruit ing office hero sent six men to

month of July. Those token through the Big Spring office were Albert G. Lundy of Jay'ton, A, J. Simmons of Jean, Floyd W. Flud of Lamesa, James M. Woodruff of Odessa, Charles A. Callaway of Rankin, William E, urewster or ,san Angelo and Irvin R. Cowley of Wichita Falls.

BASEBALL RESULTS (Courtesy Union Club Western Union TlckerSgrvlc3) NATIONAL LEAGUE

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B'Spring New . .Relief Point Frank Oalesby (above) of Janny Llnd, Ark., who began hiccoughing when he lifted a heavy stone on a relief project, lost 40 pounds' weight In a week of uncontrolled apaims. He It shown In a hospital In Fort Smith, Ark. (Attoclated Press Photo)

Leaders Abandon i'j Faced wltli op UEiiNiiiVA, position from Italy and Ethiopia suggestions for a pcaco formula, leaders of the leaguo of nations council abandoned their Intended public session of the council Fri day. Premier Mussolini, Italy, and Delegate Teclo Hawarlate, of Eth iopia wero understood to have ex. pressed opposition to certain phases of the formula, including the word ing and punctuation of the toxt, More serious was a report Uiat Mussolini opposed fixing a definite dato for tho council to discuss the dlsputo of political negotiations among England, France and Italy as provided In the formula, failed to solve the pioblem.

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WASHINGTON P Bonnie PatT ton, 17, daughter of Representative Patton. Texas, testified to the house rules committee Friday that E, V. Sellers. NRA omploye, told her ho knew the box her father took from the hotel room of John W. Carpenter, Texas utilities official, contained cigars. She quoted Sellers as telling her: "That's absurd. Guess I know that was cigars In the box. smoked some of them myself." Previously Sellers denied smoking them. The committee also received testimony of Norris Shook. .nephew of tho congressman, that the- box contained cigars.

t Fire department made a run Friday afternoon to the home of L. Coffee, COO W. Park to extinguish a grass fire. No damage was

Cosden Oil

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Miss Lois Daniel, with the Lynn county relief board in Tahoka, was a visitor hero Friday. i

Mrs. William Dehlinger left Friday morning, for El Paso to visit friends and relatives.

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L. A. Dcason, manager of the local relief office, had not returned from Austin Friday. Those In charge hare did not know of Pegues 6r where ho Avould be sent from. They expressed the' opinion that Big Spring would be headquarters for Howard, Glassco*ck, Midland, Ector, Andrews, Martin, Borden, Gnlncs, Yoakum, Terry, Lynn and Garza counties.

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Temporary Trustee Makes Big Spring and vicinity Partly Report Of Operations 'cloudy tonight and Saturday. West Texas Probably cloudy toFrom July 15 To $0 night ami Saturday. Probably showFORT WORTH (.V) Re. celptM nere shown as $66,881, and disbursem*nts $217,772 by a report from W. U. Richardson, temporary trustee of Cosden Oil Corporation Friday, The report nun filed In the office of the federal court cleric for the period from July 15 to

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Reorganization of the com1 pany under Section of the federal bankruptcy law lias been asked. Hearing In tho matter set originally for Thuikduy, was reset by Federal Judge T. M. Kemierly In Houston fur September IP In Fort Worth.

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' CONTEST RALLY Mrs. M. II. Bennett. Mrs. J, Y. A contest rally between Coloiado Ro'ob and Mrs. Ben R. Carter re and Big Spring will be held at the turned Friday morning from a Mt. Bethel Baptist church August Lake 9. month's stay at Banff, Rev. O, Brown, pastor of the Louise, Vancouver, Victoria and other Canadian points, as well as First Baptist church of Colorado other points ln the Pacific North will conduct the service. west, They were met at Loa An geles by J. Y. Robb, who accom OIL NOTES panted them to Big Spilng. They John I, Moore et al's No. 1 Mc reported a delightful trip, and cs Dowell, ordlvlclan test, in section pecially lnjoyed the cool climate 22. block 31, T&P Burvey. U at Banff, Alberta, and at San Fran drilling ahead at 10,052 feet In cisco, demand the wearing of fur black shale and lithe. coats most of the time. S,

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hero Thursday, was released Friday o;i $100 bond. Officials said this meant the case was closed as far us they were con-

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AUSTIN UP) The Tcxns Relir Commission Friday tentatively selected district headquarters and

Public Sessions

Pure Oil Radio business. Studebaker "It is this demand for improved Republic Steel reception that resulted In tho in Texts Co. vcntlon of the metal tube to be V. S. Steel introduced for the first time In Gen Socony Vacuum Oil eral Electric radio receivers, and CURBS In the othot- - new design features Cities Service Of the sqtsi" Elcc. Bond it Share Gulf OH

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tered the order of contempt he would be furthering a theory leading to nn Invasion of tho rights t Ireo Kpeech and 'freedom of tm press.

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Winners of tho local yard bcau- tificatton contest have been de elded as follows: Mrs. Annie Beasley, 904 Abrams street, winner of first place. Mrs. J. M. Morgan, 1500 Scurry street, second. Merle Stewart, 1108 Wood street, third. A detailed account of the yards will appear at a later date after photographs have been taken of the winning yards. The chamber of commerce has announced that it will sponsor an other yard bcautificatlon contest. So much Interest has been dis played in this by the entrants and by others who did not register in time, that the C, of C. feels encour c aged In tho prospects for yard Improvement. yards Many beautiful Dealers Report Radio Accident To were not entered in this contest, In Business Improved C. C. hopes pf the and the that Of time will come when every garden West Texas Territory Wells Minister lover will tako part In such con tests and make it an affair In Substantially Improved business MINERAL WELLS, UP) Mrs. which every ono participates. throughout the West conditions W. W. Chancellor was killed and Texas territory, was reflected by her husband, the Rev. W. W. Chan dealers attending a preview of the Shop cellor, pastor of tho Mineral Wells Local rew General Electric metal tube First Baptist church, was Injured radio receivers at Abilene, Texas, Is Out Thursday night when their autoaccording to Mr. R. E. Lee of mobile overturned seven miles west Curnlnghain & Philips Drug. Mrs. Fred Rhodes and Miss Oma of Weatherfoid. 'These reports of Improved busi Their daughter, Miss Alberta Goodrich who have been operating ness were taken as nn index to Chancellor, was not hurt. Miss Ed the Peaco*ck Beauty shoppo at 1S03 what may be expected for tho radio ith Norman, wh'o was riding with' Scurry street have branched out business tho remainder of this the Chancellor family, received and bought tho Permanent Wave year," said Mr. Lee. "Statements by slight chest injuries. Mr. Chancel- Shop down town at 209 E. 2nd the dealers attending the meetings lors' Injuries, consisted of a brok- street. They have renamed It Pea were confirmed by investigations co*ck Beauty Shoppo No. 2. en arm and bruises. by General Electric company, and Miss Goodrich will continue to independent surveys In various t operate tho shop on Scurry street. I was able to stato the pic Dr., Mrs. T. M. Collins Mrs. Rhodes has gone to shop No. ture in this city nppcars unusually Vacationing In Mexico 2. Miss Mary Wilson and Miss bright, and with radio sets such as McMurry are her operators those shown us at the preview, City, Having Fine Time Lillleshop In has the radio sales should take a sharp been remodeled The Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Collins, who colors of cream and green and upturn. Friday opened morn for business "Obsolescence has overtaken are vacationing In Mexico City, ing, with everything spick and large number of radio sets ln this write friends In the city: "Here span including new and tele instance, the city. For short wave Sunday night by train. Couldn't broadcasting has made demands pass by highway. Wo never got as phone number, 626. Miss Goodrich has added a new upon receivers that most sets can far as Jacala. Found country by operator to her shop on Scurry not meet adequately, If at all. Im train beautiful and interesting and street. She Is Mrs. .Ruth Yates of proved long wavo reception, com most delightful climate. Having a operator who bined with substantial advances In an nice trip." Dr. and Mrs. Collins Lubbock, years experience. short wave reception, in sots com drove to San Antonio, where they has six In nil important pletely visited friends before continuing details will meet public demands to Old Mexico. They arc expected to a degreo that should mean a to return some time later in the very substantial stimulation of month.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE , St, Louis .......,,000 service, was In Abilene Wednesday Chicago ...000 A. H, Shroyer of the Phillips wun anput twenty-fiv- e Cain and lleiiibley; Jones and other NRS e 1 station at representatives from District 6 to Sew ell. East Third sheet, announced Fri- take part In discussion of the Clei t, rain. BIRTH NOTICES day that they have changed to NRS. l'ltlladrlphia-Uoston- , later date. Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Dewey Gulf Products. They are also equipThe meeting get to was 00 called York New XVIHJs, 408 Lancaster street. ping their station with the most the National Reemployment Ser Washington 00 a son, nt Blvings hos- - moflffn equipment, Including the vice ana WPA to working, hand in Ilrncco and Dickey: Hadley and J'UUl. very latest Alemiting system. nanu. . (.Bottom, Huper-aen-ic-

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MP) Mandeville CI UCAGO, BERLIN, Frcisler, fcengc, 26, sought In the mutilation W. L. Marr, Lamesa mayor, nnd stato secretary for the ministry of death r. Waller J. Bauer, was Phillip Yonge, county Judge, were Justice, disclosed Friday activity seized Friday In a West Side taxi here from Lamesa Friday con against Nazi party and Us organi- cab garage. fcrrlng with WPA officials rcla zation would be regarded as treas-so- n Although arrested at 3:30 a. m. live to some proposed projects. against the people and punish- It was not announced by Captain Marr was trying to put through ed by death under the new crim Daniel Gilbert of tho states attor- some street repair work and park inal code. neys' office until 10:30 after J. Improvements and Yongo was Severo punishment also will bo Andy Zcnge, Canton, Mo., the bus working on some proposed road provided for treasonable action by pect's father, admitted the man in work between Lamesa and Stanton lorcignors, but such action could custody was his son. and Lamesa and Brownflcld. not b6 termed as treason against "Zengo hasnt' talked yet," Gilbert Frank Hodnett, Thompson, and the people, he added, because for said. "We are questioning him." V. V. Strayhan, county surveyor, eigners arc bound only by obllga Police of four states sought wero getting information Friday tlon of hospitality. Zengo since Dr. Bauer was found on road work ln Howard county. County commissioner's court is dying Wednesday morning. Thursday a "suicide" note was working up Information to present discovered in which Zenge said: to WPA officials In an effort to "I am going to jump into the secure paving on the road from lake." the city limits to the cemetery. It i Is to be a sample project for the county; Lynn county officials were also here Friday securing information on road work.

""'""B visitors mo last fortnight Fort Bliss at El Paso during the at tho Catholic rectory have been Fathers Boedlng of Price Memorial college, Hmorillo; Cullcn Deckert, O. M, I., editor of "Mary Immacul-nte,- " missionary magazine of San Antonio; and McDonald, S. J., bus. ness manager of "Revlsta Catol-lea,- " International Spanish weekly of El Paso, The visitors were quite well Impressed with Big Spring. Father Deckert noted tho general progress made in the city since a visit nere Ilvo years ago.

HICCOUGHS 40 POUNDS AWAY

Lamesa Men Any Activity M. ZENGE, 26, Against Nazi TAKEN IN WEST Consult WPA SIDE GARAGE Staff --Here oe i reason

ers In extreme western portion. FHghtly cooler in Panhandle

East Texas Probably cloudy tonight and Saturday. New Mexico Unsettled tonight and Saturday. Light thunderstorm! in norliiern portion this afternoon or tonight. P.M. AM. Thurs. FrL

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"A Herald In Every Howard County Home"

ALL BUT TWO COACHES OPPOSE 18 YEAR AGE RULE Brigham, Davis B. FLOWERS nr' And Thomas Win STARTER IN Jj

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press reports. UCj FINANCIALLY. MY FIIIENDS. Miller Harris and his Cowboys are doing right well this year. They now have In tho treasury, $22 or thereabouts, which Is not a bit bad considering tho (act that they have plenty of new equipment and It's all paid for. They have also leased their play In ij field three months for $30.

COX'S SQUAD WILL USE AN unbalanced lino with the brickfield shifting. It is tho same stylo ot play employed by Tulanc. The Southern team will run its plays from n balanced lino and short punt formation. In tho Northern line will be such stars as Art Wim mcr. Highland Park, Dallas; Carl Smith of Pampa; Geoffrey Boles of Polytechnic, Fort Worth.

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Jim Brigham, Joe Davis and J. B. Thomas of Midland won first matches Friday morning in the city tennis tournament being stag cd on tha high school courts. Davie, favorite, lwul nn easy time with Jimmy Ford, eliminating him Thomas walloped Mclvln Leggc, but Jim Brigham was forced to go three sets to take out Myers. Brigham lost tho first set, but came back Charley Corley was slated to meet Harry Jordan Friday afternoon, and a littlo later Brigham was to take on tho Midland ace. Two doubles matches wore scheduled tor Friday afternoon, Thomas and Myers against Ford and Brigham, and Bishop and Cor ley pitted against Davis and Math

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DALLAS (AP) Henderson, Texas Intdrscho- msuc jueague executive, arrived here Friday to make a scheduled speech before the annual coaching session ot

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Philadelphia ., ONE OF THE DALLAS the Texas Intcrschrjlustic Washington ..r. scribes noted.: "At tho first glance League coaches. St, Louis it's difficult to tell Morris White, Lubbock ball carrier, and Johnny warm reception in the form of 'National Lcaguo apart. They Stidgcr, Anfarlllo half, CO 33 .645 New York was Henderson due a for MEMriEit or the associated ritEsi arc abeut tho samo size and build (Chicago 02 37 .620 an official protest- The Associated Press l exclusively entitled coaches COACHES FOLLOWINGTHE news all ot use Dm nf renubllcatlan in and carry themselves on tho grid56 39 .589 Louis who want the newlv created t. dispatches credited to It or not otherwise from West Texas arc attending the iron much in the same manner. 55 44 .556 Pittsburgh year-ol- d ago limit rule nbol'shcd credited In this paper and also the local B. school: W. coaching Dallas reAll right for Except for Stidger's red hair, they news published herein - 42 52 .447 At a meeting Thursday night, all Brooklyn publication ot special dispatches an alio Chapman, Lubbook; Blair Cherry, might bo mistaken for twins. They 42 54 .438 but two of tho 162 toadies here Cincinnati reservea. Amarillo; D. Connaliy, Fort Stock' play together In tho starting North ... 40 53 .430 wont on record as opposing the Philadelphia ton: Bcrl Huffman, Lubbock; (Red) ern squad backflcld." 25 70 .203 new rule and voted to petition the Boston Moore, Ranger; J. H, Nail, Big RAILDIRDS EXPECT A REAL! YESTERDAY'S RESULTS leagua for a referendum vote of Steele, El Paso, Thad of and with a hits Lake; llcKs trio Herald's the battle at center Saturday night Texas Leaguo UNCERTAIN FUTUKK AND member schools on the rule. clash. Arthur each. when tho Dallas 3; Beaumont 0. INVESTMENTS gamo between last The ROY MKEIIAN, WHO LOOKS (Uttle co*ke) Wlmmcr, Highland Tho Hcraldltcs enjoyed their big Fort Worth 9; San Antonio 8. after tho business offices for the Park, Dallas, will snap back the gest inning in tho fifth when they season Texas Intcrscholastlc sen Oklahoma City 8; Galveston 4. iors will be played Saturday night. scoring around, completely It would be n good thing for Fort Worth Cats, pulled one for ball batted Ky Tul3a 12-Houston for the North eleven while Bob Flowers. BIft Snrinc auartcr- many everybody In the country If con tho book recently. After an espea hits and on as seven runs ' center from American Lcaguo soasSn go--1 who been back last has gress would wind up its work ana cially tough game was lost because Aldrich, pass. free Chicago 3. 8; South Tex bo Temple, will Cleveland tho at In great guns Ing practice, bo will go home. of the wlldness of the Panther as pivot post. Aldrich was elected Jake Morgan, on the hill for the In the starting llnc-u- p for the Detroit 0; St. Louis 3. 5. As long as It stays In session hurlcrs, Mcchan was talking to to his honorary position by scribes Newsies in the second game, was South Washington 9; Boston team. Swatzy, they limit Just as, effective as there is going to be uneasiness some friends about a horso (Only games.) poll. an in Dinor a up on to that pair ing tho Refiners in business1 finance and Industry had wagered on. "Who's National Lcaguo solving vcro was mates Ho WALT O'CONNOR Tho uncertainty of tho future cre- horse?" asked Ucehan. St. Louis 7; Cincinnati 5. B E - gles while his MATCHES BOWLING jockey. six. was Leo tho for ated bv the various bills now pend told that Kccster Brooklyn 4; Boston-2- . twecn tho Herald ond Otters teams Rov AGAINST HILL Pittsburgh Williamson led off with a hit ing before congress Is keeping the "Lot one of our pitchers ride him," was called, off Thursday when C; Chicago 5. refinally Inning that b.m discouraged tho first financial and Industrial . leaders came back the (Only games). enough bowlcre In team had neither In followed Paypo run. home." scientific in a him O'Connor, a nice sulted Walter awake nights. Tho utility eontrol "They, could walk present. GAMES TODAY the third with the second marker, matman ot years experience, will bill, tho security measure and other t Texas Leaguo re Savage and WOODDriver Harris, equally WILLIAM and meet an clcun and clever THE RACE New Deal legislation havo served to Dallas at Fort Worth, night. - throw an air of uncertainty about ward, millionaire Now York sports corded tho final three In tho fourth grapple artist hero next Tuesday Galveston at Oklahoma City, on four successive base bits. night. man, wants to win above all others the Immediate future. night. blngle to no man. allowed Springs, Saratoga Leo Manager Fuhrcr will bring back This uneasiness results In stag- Is the Travcrs at wants to' moro than once, but he gave up Don Hill, peppery dispenser of Houston at Tulsa, two night games. nation in employable money. Nine August 17, The nag he conihKeld Flash tho sensaand six hits trick holds, who was successful In San Antonio at Beaumont, billion dollars In gold, greatest win Is Omaha, two to costly errors several tributed in earnings go the main this week. backlog in the history of any na- tion. Omaha's total games. day downfall. to his lead $142,255. to amounted For the first time In several tion, is not sufficient to reassure riino races American League Bv HANK HART Underwood and Jackson were the weeks It will be a main bout wlUi of Tho horso won the Overnight race Investors. Interest at St. Louis at Chicago. wlndup of only Refiners to find Morgan for a two Sweeping' toward the Derby, Kentucky fairly performers. clean Jamaica, one percentum per annum finds no at Cleveland At pctrolt. the local softball season, the knocker. rcady takers, and In consequence Prcakncss, Belmont Stakes, Dwyer mighty Herald Type Lice blanked base New York at Washington. Herald's were tho victories Tho Arlington Clas3'c money piles higher and higher in Stakes and Philadelphia at Boston. 2 0 1 Jackson, rf two enemy teams Thursday eve 24th and 25th of the season. 2 0 0 the vaults. Something must be Omaha was second In the Withers McGce, lb ning to Increase their lead over Hox score (first game): Wood in tho wrong ewhen money goes begging Mile and third 2 0 National League the second place Melllngcr Angels HERALD AB R H T, Bryant, 2b Memorial at Jamaica and the ot Chicago at Cincinnati. at such ridiculous rates. 2 2 games. 5 2 If Williamson, Handicap. Brooklyn Brooklyn at Philadelphia 19 0 2 TOTALS The Newsies opened by applying Hall, ss 5 1 There Is no way in law and HERALD' 101305 Boston at New York the "whitewash" to the VFW, 19-- 0 Gant, rf 3 equity to compel a man to risk his SCHOOLBOY ALL-STATHE up with a 0 shutout Morgan, 3b 000 000 (Only games.) FLASH 4 2 money. Only confidence in tho fu Saturday and finished of the Howard Countp refinery in Harris, lb .. ......; 4 2 ture, In the fact that he will have footballwilltiltbeat of Dallas Big to Interest 4 3 at least an even chance to get it nlcht farus because of the fact 5 Innings. Driver, "hi Roland Swatzy was' In a stingy 4 2 back. without having to surrender Spring playing mood In the first game, limiting the Savage, ss be will Hob Flowers frint 4 his freedom, can coax money into Ebbs, 2b by coached team North with the Vets to two hits through tho route, Swatzy, p ! 4 the Investment ilcldt Ted Cox. Tad Wleman of Prince- the first coming from the bat of 4 In short, money is scared stiff ton, coach of the south team, will Lefty Posticr, lcadoff man In the Pflvne. e L ti afraid that unfavorable legislation Have a very versatile set of hacks first inning and the second by Mor R- 42 19 17 J TOTALS ' will wreck private investments. for a hard running attack, and will gan in tho fifth. VFW Hence, money isn't talking very also havo a team fairly well up qn decided the forces The Harris p Posticr, : .loud. It Is gathering dust in tha the passing game. But the North outcome in the first stanza, countvaults even though it is offered in ern squad may beat tne jsoumem-er- s ing five runs on three hits and a Garza, ss 3 Majors, c of exchange trading at at their own game, for every trio of Vet errors. : 3 o : L Prescott, If 1 one per cent. Posticr, who twirled the entire Smith, m member of the storting backflcld '3 Lubof gave White Recknegalmen, Morris game passer. for the Is unfriendly of a A 2 Morgan, 2b legislation and stoppage ot bock, Johnny Stldger of Amarillo, up a total of 17 hits during the sev- Rogers, ss and Spring Big put to the innings en and failed of 2 Flowers time Bob this at Interference ft La Londe, rf would relieve the tension. It can- Scntcll Caffrcy of Cisco are all ex- Newsies down in order in any in Magce, lb 2 congress cellent passers and Coach Cox has ning except the fourth. not be expected until 2 Martin, 3b packs Its spare pants and goes Ibeen using the forward pass as well J V. Gant, Tody Williamson, home. 24 0 2 as the lateral pass freely In all and Curly Ebbs collected over half TOTALS TOTAL GATE FOR THE MID land gamo last Sunday was $2(1. Midland players got 8 out of the deal.

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The heat generated in the fight 'Over the uttlltv bill la out of nil preparation to the dlffcrcnco be tween the sonata bill and tho house bill. So slight la the difference that Umay be doubted whether one voter in a thousand could give an Intelligible account of what the light was supposed to be about. Though tho impression was creat-'c- d

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expressly made subject to court re are thereafter enforceable only In a court of equity which win allow such time for the ncnll cation of tho order as the equity 01 mo situation demands." Vlow,

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was fighting for. And what was It fighting against? Tho essential dlffcrcnco between tho two bills is that under tho scnato bill the holding company must prove to tho commission and to the courts that It ought not to bo dissolved eventually, and under tho houso bill the commission must prove to tho court mat tno company ought eventually to bo (Ussolvcd. Either way nothing much can happen until after two now congresses havo been elected. Even then nothing must must happen until a hatch of com' plicated law suits havo made their weary way through the courts. Tho struggle has turned upon

whether something must, or whether something may, happen five or ion years from now. J n issue so remote and so in substantial as this one cannot pos-siDiy nccount for the intenso ex cltcment of the two parties to the quarrel. The question was not who-the-r the house or tho senate bill after the commission makes its was tho better. That was tho pre orders requiring a holding company text lor a test of strength between to adjust its structuro and to re- tho president and his progressive arrange its properties these orders, allies on tho one hand, tho utilities

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tisanship, and propaganda, and grudges, and ambitions, that the real problems are almost never con sldered on their merits. The ad ministration's decision to take an uncompromising stand for a "death sentence" that may be executed seven or eight years from now may bo a way to promote, at this moment, tho political alliance be tween the western progressives and tho Roosevelt Democrats. But as an exhibition of statesmanship It was lamentable. Tho worst asnect of It Is that It Is such a bad method of promot ing reform. There aro two ways of approaching important reforms One method is to establish the principle, and then step by step. as experience dictates and as opin ion develops, to work out the mechanisms. This is the method by which railroad regulation has been evolved from its modest begin nings fifty years ago. The other method is to plump for the maxl mum nt tho start, and then, as experience dictates, to retreat step by step. Mr Roosevelt has used this method In his reforms. Tho securi put ties act, for example, was through In a hurry and in absolute form; then It has been modified to make It workable. The adminis trations' utility bill was constructed on the same principle, namely, that tho reform must be born full grown and fully armed, and that then later

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WASHINGTON, In an exca vatlon behind the green board fence that screens the White House front portico, housekeeping hind ranees of a hundred years are bo Ing rectified by Public Works Pro ject No. G31. It's a 1152,981 Job, giving tho White House A tradesman's entrance lhat doesn't cross the President's dally path for tho first time slnco Andy Jackson changed tho back door to tho front by having a north portico built. A complcto electric overhauling Including a change from direct to (1839-183-

alternating current, and eliminating old wiring condemned by engineers as flro hazards the costliest part of the project Something besides a makeshift kitchen for the first timo since stoves took the place of fireplaces for cookery in Fillmore's time (1850-1853- .)

Housekeeping in the President's has been a nightmare. Hundreds of chairs have to be hauled about after every muslcale, state dinners gotten through with balky dumb waiters, meals served on a hotel scale with the old hand system of washing dishes. All those first ladies who havo had to en dure it should be allowed to feast their eyes on tho blue prints and tinted drawings on tho desk of Capt. E. P. Locke, army engineer In charge of the White House phy sical plant. Some of tho things they would mansion

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dust-procompartments instead of dangling as they do now. .Even the mopboards will be so shaped uiey cannot collect dust. In the salad room, also equipped with a stalnless-eiee- l salad prepara tion counter ana whlto porcelain caDinots, win be a cabinet for that Invention of about a century ago, Ico cream. Nearest the East Room, where musicals are given, thero will be n storage room for all those little cold chairs that match tho gold piano, and for other furnlturo now being worn out by haulage. Nearest the swimming Pool Is to bo tho carpenter shop, tool room, general handy shop, and a storage placo from which rcfuso may be hauled away. In between aro serv ants' locker rooms, wlno cellar, receiving placo and storage room for tradesmen's supplies, and a storage placo for wood for tho many fire-

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Golfers Qualifiers for the Country Club's one-d.igolf tournament to be stnged Sunday Increased to eight Thursday when four mora golfers posted scores. Scores Thursday were Just fair, Carl Young turned In an 83, A. II. Davidson 85, A. L. Rogers 8g and sammy sain an 88. Today and Saturday are the last days for qualifying. The tourney Is open to any Big Spring golfer, man or woman. Qualifiers will be given a barbecue at the Country Club Saturday night at which time Cal cutta Pool will bo held.

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The Rev. W. II. Martin of Stamford, formerly pastor here, vl)I conduct sen Ices at St Mnrj's Episcopal Church Sunday morning In the absence of tho rector who is vacationing

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e ranch; Culberson coun ty; immediate possession; good grass; not leased for oil; never drilled. Will sacrifice for less than $2.75 per acre bonus; cosy terms. Agents protected. Cow, sheep and goat country. Dr. E. E CATHOLIC SERVICES Wilson, 38W Turtle Crtek Blvd., St Thomas church In Northeast Dallas, Texas. Big Spring. 9 a. m. Sunday, August 4th. Mass, sermon: "Can We Know With R. N. Gary, Absolute Certainty That There Is Coloradoan, Buried a Clod: Thieo Final Proofs of His Existence?" COLORADO Another of the pio 7:30 p. m. Rosary, lecture: "What neers who through many years la Sin?" contributed liberally to develop 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, August 6th: ment of Colorado and Mitchell Prayer, question box, letters: county passed Saturday morning In "Why Be Moral?" Everybody Invited. tho death of R. N, Gary who, since 1C82, had been a resident citizen of Rev. Charles Taylor, O. M. I., Mitchell county. Mr. Gary died at pastor. Kcot hospital shortly before noon FIRST METHODIST following an Illness of long dura

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Born in Cotton Gin, Texas, December 14, 1855, Gary was taken by his parents to Arkansas when a child two years of nge. There he trow to mannood and qt 21 returned to his native state and set tled at Marlin. In 1800 he returned to Arkansas to marry Miss Bettle btory of Arkadelphla, bringing his uride to their home lit Marlin. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Gary came to Colorado and he went to work in the office of McCall Bros. & Rotan core. After a tlmo ho and H. W. Erennand formed a partnership under the firm name of Gary & lfcennand and engaged In tho grain Luslness. Thirty years ago lie from this enterprise and acquired ranch and farm properties a few miles south where tho family jnoved to reside. Mr. Gary retired la 1928 and had since resided at mo family residence on Hickory BUIXJW

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For her second picture, "Love Forever," Columbia Pictures has given Its golden voiced Grace Mooro n modern American story In sports, terspersed with winter night clubs, gambling salons, gangsters, opcrn, romanco and even some pathos, the result being a plctura of greater popular appeal than "Ono Night of Love," her first, and of 'equal aesthetic appeal, "Lovo Mo Forever' Is the feature unit of an R&R toadshow program playing at. tho Kit theatre next Tuesday nnd Wednesday Miss Moore has no less than three leading men In tho current picture Her dramatic leading man Is Leo Cnrillo, leading man romantic Robert Allen, and musical leading man the lyrlo tenor Michael Bart-le-

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ALTA MARY STAUCU1 J. DOUGLASS, Jr. l'liolo by Thurmnn Photo by HrnOshaw Alta Mary Stalcun. dnughlcr of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Stalcim. and J. C. Douglass, Jr. will appear In joint recital tonight nt tho First Bap- Tho story concerns a gtfted soctist auditorium. Tho recital will conclude thcr work under Mrs. IIniri ialite, Margaret Howard (Grace Frnxler. Both plan to leae for college next enr to continue their Moote) who Is forced to sell her ocaI studies. hom*o nnd furnishings to pny debts Attracted to the nuction bocnuse his love of fine things Is Blcphcn CorelH (Leo Cirlllo), rcstnurantcur and gambler of humblo origin He hears Margaret sing nnd decides to launch her on a musical career Ho builds lavish night club In which to stnr her And, llttlo real izing tho social gulf between them, falls In lovo with her Ills nnibl tions to set her Into the Metropol Margaret Robinson, fourlccn- of Atlanta, Gn., nnd Max Alverson itan are finally realized It Is then yoar-ol- d girl of Brink-ley- , of . Charlotte, N. C. each won $50 In that ho dejected upon seeing socialArk.. waB declared winner of cash. There were a total of 145 ite Robert Allen kissing his pto- tho $1,000 first prize In the Dr. cash prizes, totaling $2,500.00. lege. Pepper flavor contest, her entry Texas Corclli sells his night club to a Mrs. L..E winning over moro than a hundred Dougherty,winners Include Dr. A. P. Perclln, C. R. b!g tlmo gambler, then loses the thousand Bent .In from forty-fiv- e D. Johnson, North Blgbeo nnd Ce- proceeds of the sale nnd a great states. deal more to him, which ho cannot "I'd like a Shetland pony and n cil Foget, all of Dallas; Mrs. W. E. pay. The gambler hires gunmen to bicycle but I think I'll savo the Rcmy, Ruth Herring, and Miss kill lilm. Margaret is scheduled for money for my education," declar Claude Scurlock, all of San An- her Metropolitan debut nnd has F. S. Naugle, Nellie Nome, ed the young winner, who admits tonio; D L. Wharton and Ruth Cathcart, been scceklng Corclli vnlnly. Finthat this Is the first tlmo she has all of Fort Worth; Nelson Hutto ally being tipped on his hideout, ever won anything In n contest outLena she vjslts him to plead that lie Abllcntf; side of blue ribbons for essay writ and Pat Anslcy, not attend her opening for fear of Mrs. McGregor; Ansler, Sarah ing and the designing of a doll Estcllo losing his life. He agrees to remain Mrs. T. E Turk; Austin; wardrobe. Margaret was born in Herring, El Paso; Mrs. T. J. Green, away and to listen to his radio Wheatley, Ark., later resided In Grocsbeck; But tho magic of her volco overJunnlta Thompson, De- whelms Lono Oak and for the last three him and he casts prudence Mrs. Wacldcr; Miller, catur; O. Ben years In Brlnkley, where her fa Rogers to tho winds to hasten to the opera Marshall; Louise co*ke, ther owns a feed store. Surprising Shcpnard, Houston: Mrs. Herbert house for the finale. Home Economics Is her favorite Spencer, things happen to bring tho film to Texas. Point, Btudy and tennis her favorite happy ending. sport "And for refreshments," she Other Texas winners arc Mrs The entire cast aro said to de- adds, "I'll take a Dr. Pepper and C. D. Haugor, Dallas; Virginia servo the most fulsomo praise for Ruth Klohs, El Paso; Thomas G, their performances. Mlsa Moore, a hamburger." Other top prize winners In the Alvord, Nocona; Mrs. Joe Gilbert, critics report, repeats the triumph Flavor Contest wcro Miss Lois Austin: Miss Pearl Duncan, Lub of her "Ono Night of Love " Carll-lRamsey of New Orleans who won bock; Mrs. K, W. Springsteen, is said to shine as ho has not the second prlzo of J5O0, Mrs H. Greenville; Mrs. Bill Coffey, VerR. Harmer of Shinnston, W. Va , non: V. Merrill. Texarkana; Clara Mm who won $250 and MiS3 Mary Rick-ma- n Wagner Smith, Cleburne, of Inman, S. C , who won $100 Charles Joe Moore, Austin, H Robert Mrs. John Marshall of Mus Smith, Dallas: nnd Mrs kogee, Okla., Mi3s Pauline Sintjer Lcuechner Waco

Evening service. Special music. Schnitzer, general superintendent. Sermon: "Sacrifice," Rev. Robt. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8:15 p F. Rlckctson. m. Special ' music at the morning service. Evening service on the Jawn, subject: "Is Tho Father Interested In

Church school will meet as usual Mrs. niirw' through many years at 9:45 a. m. Tr-.'- f prominent in affair of the church. Everyone Is Invited to hear Mr, U, D. C. and other organizations. Martin and to worship with us. preceded her husband In death by u?iy a lew lyeara, sne died here In FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH January, 1M4, Rev. It. E. Day, Pastor Funeral services were conducted 0;J0 a, m. Sunday School, Geo, If. Gentry, superintendent imt Iryera 20c lb. dressed free. 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship, yum opring produce Co. adv.

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With enough Cath town New York street are three first stunt is to dictate a story of alHr"'.4M of all Urandcit ollcs, Protestants, reactionaries and d ists must die for every storm troopcustomers: a broker, Manders' arrest for Halford's mur2.95 Cotton dramatic xnuii- :.t.x..2., 1.90 er killed," he was one of the lead- "other subversive elements," not to a sailor, and a drunk, who weaves der before the police have any cal romances K' MJ ; to a Jews,, necessitate perilously as ho fires at targets. suspicion of Mander's guilt. ers of the wholesale beatings that mention 1.95 Cotton this time 1.18 preceded and followed the fire, ho "sweeping cleanup," the number of Across the street a prosperous-appearin- g Mander Is Arrested the opposition must be considerable. man, Halford, comes out Within an hour Steve has fur was a terror of the Nazi prisons General Gocrlng released another of an office building, enters a nished so much information to the stalking among the victims with al12.75 Cotton Coats (lead! 5.00 :.ir.T11 most maniacal laughter while abom-In- cat from the bag when in a raging limousine and is driven away. At police that Mander Is arrested, iden .men no 'JsilliKisaBillllllllHsV'b 9lflHsK speech absent-mindehe shouted d the end of his ride Halford is tified by the indignities and tortures were v 1...1 '. 75c 'ssWk.. . viiitfiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllW1 1&- lavished 1.95 3.95 "If another . . . chalks 'Death to found dead, shot through the head. of tho shooting gallery as T. upon them. pavement, on will Hitler the I let one of the three men who was in It is a sensational murder. An alleged confession published An Steve Gray, The Star's star re- his place of business about the the execution of Troop Leader loose my Btorm troops upon him." JwT i R&R after correspondent No could cable, porter, called "The Murder Man" time of the crime. Halford, It de Ernst with Roehm and others m .mmwjrAtM-- M Super Karl mmmMJM rmMT.Mmm7s Don't In the blood purge names von Hell telephone or mail out of Germany, because of his success with crim velops, was killed by a bullet from DJ own any . as RoadShow cases, "TTlTL is Incorrigible; his he's one of the target rifles. inal T:T..rr observation, that Shop dorf further as one of the principal Overlook : - , x ner with these (op- - executants of the Reichstag fire, one had written "Death to Hitler" morose and drinks too much. He All through the trial Mander In Tomorrow Tho fl the pavement without facing is located and assigned to the Hal slsto he is innocent, but the sailor short subject! and as justifying himself with the SALE to knows ford Everybody he expulsion murder. disappeared or prison. whom talked a has term in But assertion, "We must give the IH with Mickey Mouse Fuehrer- - a pretex to take action when the No. 2 Nazi says it they Halford was a crook mil that his and the drunk cannot be found, Accord' may quote him. in Mickey's Garden against the Communists." A careful reading of General Ing to the Ernst confession, Hell-doC A Goerlng'8 warning reveals that the out worked the time schedule ROBERT ALLEN MICHAEL BARTLETT King, Prince of Doc which enabled brown shirt troopers Death to Hitler" chalk writing to enter, set lire to and escape was not an isolated incident. Any from the building by a tunnel, leav one familiar with what happens TUESDAY ing the Imbecile van der under dictatorships may draw the Lubbo with his ridiculously inade Inference that to annoy seriously WEDNESDAY quate torches to be caught as the so important an official many such ! 'I. K fl ) 1 Miy IN I I I f I I I I IsbBBBBBbM I ""?" Incendiary, t Ernst sent the docu- legends must have been chalked on pavements. German ment for to Sweden. not as an admission of guilt, but The drive on churches of both since accused him of dispatching because he foresaw blood purge Catholic and Protectant faiths is brown shirt men on the run and hoped to savethe his life by explained by the fact that churches through every part of the city with threatening in Nazi Germany, the only re publication its are, orders to shout in every cafe, bar. charges In case he was killed.of Like maining forums of any form of assembly hall and other gathering many well laid plans public opinion. 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