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, 1935-07-21
HERMANN DEL
COBERNADOR
De DURANGO
Enrique Torres s.,
Declare Q u e l. o o
r e b e d Sc La
Habian Llevado

MEXICO. -. F.. Julio 20.-Un0a
individuDs secuestraron a I'm hernia
IA del Gobernador INFERNO del Es-
tado de Durango, Enrique Torres
Sanchez.
Fl Gobernador INFERNO de Du-
range. Torres Sanchez. aseguro que
los individuos habian secueStrado m
su hermana. I'm Srita. Matilde Torres
con el fin dc obligRr al gobierno del
eStado "a que modificaSe las leyeS
anti-religinSas.
Un despacho que recibio Ell perio-
dico "El Dia" decia que Ell Gober-
nador INFERNO Torres Sanchez ha-
bia declarado que "sere inflexible
en- Ell cumplimiento de mi deber. "
hare cumplir todas las leyes. inclu-
sive las que gobiernan los cuItos re-
~ligioSos.r
Torres Sanchez. segun dicen los
informes que We recibieron EN- esta
capital. declare que Su hermana ha-
bia sido secuestTada para "servir
de Instruments a los rebeldes quie-
mes Sc oponen a las leyeS religioSas.
con Ia intencion de hacerme que
Gamble &C conductA."
In Joven Torres desapareci0 nj
Jueves p0r I'm noche.
Anoche. declare Torres Sanchez.
que habian recibido una notita. Tim,
cual eStaba firmada por su hernia
ma. pero no estaba eScrita de su
puho y letra, la cual decia asi:
"EStoy encerrada, y me tendran
aqui. nasta que Enrique no de IL
cencia al fadre Pedro Andrade v de
su palabra de honor de que traba-
jara porque se mOdifique " Gamble
Ia lev Gle cultoS. I'm cual es anti-cCns-
titucion; 10 cual hara possible que
todos los sacerdOteS regresen a sus
hogareS."
Torres Sanchez declare que habia
puesto ell asunto en- manos del Pro-
curador General de Justicia del Es-
tado.
, 1935-07-21
TRES MUERTOS
EN- ACCIDENTE
EN- Fl. WORTH
En- I'm A o
ChoqueE Entire Una
Motocicl eta Y Un
Cuayin

FORT WORTH, Tex. Julio 20
Tres individuos murier0n instanta-
neamente cuando In motocicleta que
montaban Sc fue a estrellar con Ia
parte posterior de un guayin en- las
cercanias de eSta ciudad Ell vierneS
por Ia tarde. a avanzada bora.
Las victimas del accidente a que
nos referimoS. eran agricultoreS y
vivian en- las cercanas de BurleSon,
cerca de- esta ciudad.
Los nombres de las victimas son
David Roscoe Hunter. Jesse Claire
Russell v Rodger +. Brockman.
La ~notocicleta sufrio SerioS des-
perfectoS mientras que los individuos
que la montaban resultaron seria-
mente lesionados, habiendo sufrido
los tres severalheridas que les oca-
sionaron la muerte. nj chocar con
al vehiculo In motto.
, 1935-07-21
dN CONOCIDO
I RESIDENT
/, MURIO ALI
Las A idades Sc
Enco n I'm
Rifle c e c a D e |
Cadaver

RIO HONDO. Tex, Julio 20.-Las
hutoridades del Condado de Came
ron investigator ell viernes, una ira
gedia que sc desarrollo en- esta ciu-
dad y en- la cual perdio la vida ell
Sr. O.. w. Garden, conocido residen-
te de Rio Hondo. Texas.
Encontraron I'll Cadaver
DE Garden
FL cadaver de Garden. fue encon-
trado en- su Residential, q las tres de
la tarde del viernes cor un rifle de
alta potencia, tirado cerca de los
pies del cadaver.
La tragedia ocurrio a seis millas
de esta ciudad donde Sc encuentra
ubicada Ia Residential del finado.
Investigan Las Autoridades
- Del COndado
Las autoridades del Condado de
cameron, fueron n~otificadas, e in
mediatamente Sc presentaron en- ell
lugar de los hechoS ell Sheriff del
Condado. j. A. GoolSby, FL diputa-
do de Sheriff James Porter, FL Con-
destable l.. o. Jones y ell JGez de
Paz r. M. Burroughs.
DespueS de una minuciosa inveSti-
gacion, ell Juez de Paz Burroughs
dicto un veredicto de suicide.
Declare ell Sheriff Art Goolsby
FL Sheriff del Condado de Came
ron. j. A. art" Goolsby, declare es-
Ia manana que Paul Lutes. vecino
de Garden, habia sido teStigo de la
tragedia en- que perdio la vida Ell
individuo referido.
InformeS que fueron proporciona-
dos al Sheriff Goolsby, lie hacen sa-
Der que Ell ST.. Garden sc puso ell ri
fle en- la boca. y despues apreto Ell
gatillo. FL proyctil. lie entro por la
boca, habiendosele incruStado en- la
maSa encefalica, despues de atrave-
sarle Ell paladar.
Sobreviyen al extinto. su esposa,
dos hijoS RESIDENCES de eSta ciudad,
Owen Y James, Y tres hijas: Mrs.
Laton Smith, de Raymondville:
Pearl Y Mary, ambas RESIDENCES de
Rio Hondo.
FL cadaver fue inhumado en- ell
CClnCiltCLlO Ut ENlD LAOAlQo q OdDdQO
por la malana a las $50.
Muchas amistades del extinto Y
de la familia Garden aSistieron a los
funerales.
La tragedia cause honda impre-
sion en- eSta ciudad donde Ell ex-
tinto era bien conocido. pueS habia
yenido a esta region de Kennedy.
f0exas. ell ano de 1923, habiendose
Nadicado aqui desde csc tempo.
, 1935-07-21

por haber violado las leyes de in
migracion: Victoriano Flores. Jesus
Pena y Felipe Estrada. 8 meSes; Fe-
lipe Estrada, 6 meses: Mariana A
renaS, s meses; Victoriano Flores. 9
meses: Jesus Peha, s meses; Santos
Rios. 6 meseS: Zenon Salinas. 6 me-
ses Jesus Sanchez. 6 meses; Benja-
min Rojas. s meses.
Los siguientes individuos fueron
sentenciados a la carcel. por viola
clones a las leyes aduanales.
Agustin Zavala, 80 dias; Jesus
Sanchez. so dias; Santos Rios, sc
dias; Francisco Cara, alias Panchc
Chincho. 90 dias; Pablo Perez. sc
dias: Zenon Salinas. 80 dias: Maria
no Arenas. 30 dias: DamaSio Mar
tinez. 4 meses; Leonardo Garcia
meseh
, 1935-07-21
E. Discourse DEL PTE.
Rea% pertura DE
La Tienda De
La Rosa
Especial para II HeraIdo)

IESpecial para III neraluU
HARLINGEN. Tex, Julio 90
ira tienda de la Rosa Sc ha alberto
en- Ell Vale.
Aver Sc inauguro en- esta ciudad.
Ia tienda de la Rosa. bajo Ia geren-
cha del Sr. Rodolfo de Ia Rosa, CO.
nocida persona de Brownsville.
La tienda de la Rosa en- esta ciu-
dad. fue inaugurada Ell a1o paSado,
pero Sc cambio recientemente a Ia
Gale 1l9 West Jackson de esta ciu-
dad. donde abrio sus puertas a SUI
numeroSa clientele en- Harlingen.
Con Ia r~eapertura de Ia tienda de
Ia Rosa en- eSta ciudad, cuentan
ahora los hermanos de la Rosa con
cuatro sucursales: la matriz en-
Brownsville, la tienda de San Be-
nito. otra en- Harrington y otra en-
WeSlaco.
, 1935-07-21
LA POSICION DE
LAS DOS DRAGAS

Las dragaS que sc encuentran ex-
cavando el canal para vapores que
sc esta construyendo de Port Isabel
a Brownsville habian excavado: La
Orleans, 60,520 pies y la Texas"
1905 pies.
Ia Orleans" Sc e%ncuentra a 2.74
v Ia Texas a 6.63 millas de dis
tancia del Sitio del "volteadero" del
puerto dc Brownsville.
, 1935-07-21
Ell Tempo

Brownsville v Ell Vale: EStarA nu-
blado Ell domingo. y tai vez Ell lunes.
Soplaran vientos moderados del
SUI en- Ia costa.
Habra cambios inSignificantes en-
al volumen de aqua que trae ell Rio
Bravo del Norte.
, 1935-07-21
EStddiSticd
y Ia Cord DeI DIstrito no. IOa

Por La Corte Del DistritO No. 1OS
Treinta cauSaS Sc v%entilaron en-
dicha corte empezando ell martes
por In manana, segdn fuimos in
forT1ados.
Las s~iguienteS cauSas Sc archiva-
ron en- dicha coTte f.;
Bertha Burns vs.. A. L. Burns;
Jose Cruz vs.. Sara Munoz de Cruz.
, 1935-07-21
Con struye I'm
E dificio E N
Raymondvine

RAYMONDvILLE. Tex. Julio 10.
La Willacy County Gin Company
esta conStruyendo Otro edificio en
sus ~terrenos, en esta ciudad. I'll cual
servirA para I'll almacenamientO da
Ia Semilla dc algodon.
III nuevo edificio tendra capacIdad
para almacenar el equivalente en-
scmilla de algodon. de IS pacas fla
rodS).
Proximamente "a terminara h
construction del edtfirio referidn-
, 1935-07-21

Sc desea saber Ell paradero de
Jesus Casas, de "a amos de edad
que vivio en- Harlingen y en- Combes,
Texas. FL Consulate de Mexico en-
Brownsville agradecera cualquier
information que le ca proportion
ado sobre mi particular.
, 1935-07-21
POr Il Tribunal TestamentariO

Sc hiz0 n APPLICATION a dicho tri-
bunal para Ia prueba plena v lega.
de la AUTHENTICATED del teStamentC
del finado John Gay Williams.
, 1935-07-21
La Oficina q.

La Oficina de la Corte del Con-
dado de Cameron expidio las ST.
guientes licencias matrimonialeS:
~ Eugenio Treviho Y Virginia Soto.
, 1935-07-21
\

IN IN NLNNEaAN IL
" RAYMONDVILLE. Tex. Julio 20.
La Sra espSosa de George Curry, sc
ha hecho cargo de Ia gerencia del
hotel Central" en- eSta ciudad,
substituyendo a la Sra. Ellen Key,
quien ACADIA de Sslir para la ciudad
de Deming. Nuevo Mexico.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25
GOMPF'S ORCHESTRA
WILL PLAY IN CITY

Travelling in a special bus,
members of, Andy Gon1pf's orches-
ira troupe come to Red Lodge
Thursday night to - present a
stage concert at the Iris theatre
at 9 p. M, later to appear as the
featured attraction at a. dance at
Workers hall the same evening.
The troupe, which headquarters
at Spokane, Wash, is composed Of
II regular members, including
Betty Colby, Chicago radio and
night club artist, who will be fea-
tured in song and entertainment
numbers.
Andy Gompf, leader of the
troupe, is a trumpet player who
has appeared in concerts through
out the Orient, where for two
years he was band director at the
Majestic hotel in Shanghai. Other
members are Bob Baker, drums;
Johnny Kolilias, second trumpet;
Hudson Neiman, slide. trombone;
Willie Russell, Jimmie Phillips and
Kid Keller, saxaphones, and Harry
Karnes, sousaphone.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
H. w. Woods, Pastor

Sabbath school, 9:45. Morning
worship, 11:OO. Sermon. by the
pastor. Text: "Behold the fowls of
the air." Matt. 6:26. Special music.
The ladies' aid will meet at the
church Wednesday at $50. Mrs.
Nels Christensen will be the host
ess.
At Roberts: Sabbath school,
1880. Preaching service at 300. A
full attendance of the official
board and the ladies' aid is desired
as matters of Importance will be
discussed at the close.
At Boyd: Sabbath school, 1000.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25

Phone your news items to No. 9
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25
DENVER TRUCKER
lContinued from Page j

CONTINUED from Page u
ing to their respective homes at
the time after making a trip to
Billings to bring Mrs. Anderson
to a hospital there for an opera
ton for appendicitis. They had
left Billings on the return trip
at about 1890 or 100 a. M, they
said, with Betz driving the coupe.
At Silesia, Betz became sleepy
and turned the wheel over to An
derson.
Anderson claims that he main
tanned speed of from 35 to 40
miles an hour and that he did not
see the truck until within a cars
length of it and he was then help
less to avoid the collision.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Pryde
was first called to the scene about
$3.50 a. m. He in turn notified
Coroner Ross Martin here and
State Highway Patrolman w. E.
hODGlIu dC LD1lIuSSS
The officers investigation of
the mishap, as revealed by their
testimony at the inquest, showed
that the truck was forced 81 feet
ahead by the impact and that the
coupe travelled so feet ahead after
the impact being forced to a stop.
Measurements Of the road at the
point showed it to be 20 feet in
width including both shoulders,
and that the truck was parked
well to the right to give passing
clearance of II feet.
State Patrolman Kobelin testi-
fed that four of five lights were
burning on the truck at the time
he arrived on the scene and test
showed that the top half of the
truck with two lights burning
could be seen at a point three
tenths Of mile away and that the
entire rear of the truck with all
five lights burning could be seen
at $50 yards.
The state patrolman also test
ified that there were no marks on
the highway to show that the
coupe had applied it's brakes, al
though Anderson had previously
told the coroner's jury that he had
applied them.
Photographs taken at the scene
of the crash by Kobeln were ex-
hibited to jurymen.
Members Of the jury were D.
w. Columbus, foreman; o. J. Sim
mons, Ray Norton, Charles Akin,
H. V. Cartwright and M. M. Solso.
'. Arraigned on the charges Of
manslaughter before Justice of
the Peace John Sanderson Mon
day, Anderson and Betz had bonds
fixed at $1,000 each. Tuesday the
bonds were reduced to $500 each
and Betz was released on promise
of his attorney, G. H. Reimer Of
Bridger, that the bond would be
furnished. Anderson is still being
held in lieu of payment. Both men
are to appear for preliminary
hearing before Justice Sanderson
here next Monday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25

Happenings J

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore were
nong those from Carbon county
blending the annual ceremonial of
he AL Bedoo temple of Shriners
Billings Saturday. Other county
eople in attendance included Mr..
nd Mrs. w. H. Bunney of Belfry
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. james Convery
Silesia. A(SSkM, \
Mrs. o. H. P. Shelley d snfa1l
hughter, Mary K, rettFned Sdn-
hy afternoon from Butte9 here
pr the past ten days they have
zen visiting at the Frank Shelley
|onle. Mr.. Shelley motored to
|utte Saturday to accompany
hem to Red Lodge.
Mrs. F. H. Alden and Mrs. H. A..
|immons will entertain as host
sses at an o. E. S. Kensington
Ia Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Helm and Mrs.
pne Lyle entertained jointly to-
ay at a l o'clock luncheon at the
!. II. Tooley home in honor of
Irs. Marietta Merriman, who
Paves Saturday for California.
Mrs. F. w. ISchwin will be host
ss to members of the Mt. Maurice
Tub Friday afternoon at her home
b S. Broadway.
DIR. ,Maude Baxter has returned
Fom Grand Forks, N. D., where
he spent the past two weeks
sitting her mother.
Miss Petronella Fernando left
unday for <St Paul, Minn., where
he will enter ST. GATHERINGS COL
sge.
After a visit with her parents,
III. and Mrs. Ed Olcott, Miss Vir-
mia Olcott left Friday for Sc
tile, Wash, accompanied by Mrs.
'aisy Whalen, who expects to
isit for a time in Seattle.
Miss Ruth Christiari, daughter
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christiani,
sft during the week for Missoula,
there she will enter the state
Charles Pasquan and Joe Bailey
aturned Sunday from a brief
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25
FIRST. ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Il
A. B. COrnelsOn, Pastor.
(Residence: Savoy Hotel.)

Service in the assembly room of
the public library in the morning
at 11:OO. Sunday school and Bible
class at 9:45. Immediately after
service a short business session
will be held. The ladies' aid will
meet Thursday, Oct. 8, with Mrs.
E. Bjorgen. Confirmation class
will be organized Saturday, Sept.
%, 1000 a. m. at the pastors
residence. Boys and girls of 13 and
over are eligible.
Service in Joliet in the after
noon at 2:3O. Confirmation class
at $3.50.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25

motor trip to points in Washing
ton, where they visited relatives
H. P. Cassidy, J. N. Cornelio
and e. A. Lavigne left by motor
Sunday for st Paul, Minn,. where
they expect to remain a week.
Mrs. C. r. Schmidt will enter
tain members of her contract club
Friday afternoon.
Guests at the o. H. P. Shelley
home this week are Mr.. Shelley's
mother, Mrs. N. H. Shelley of
Edgemont, CAL; his brother, Leon
ard Shelley also of Edgemont; his
sister, Mrs. H. J. Seidemann of
Saltese, Mont, and Miss Opal Bait
son of Yreka, CAL, The party ar
rived here late Tuesday night af-
ter trip over the new Red Lodge
Cooke City highway from Yellow
stone park. They will remain here
few days.
Loren A. Walker and Hazel
Claxton, both of Billings, were
married here Monday by Justice of
the Peace Charles Wilson in the
presence of Hattie Anderson and
J. Fl. Honkala, both of County
Clerk and Recorder George J. Nc
Donald's staff at the courthouse.
Among those leaving here Sat-
urday for Missoula to enroll fer
the fall quarter at the University
of Montana were Dave Provinse,
Blaine Mann, Warren Abraham
son, James. McCabe, Harry Field,
Forrest Flashman and Phil Pol
lard.
The Misses Edi Massa and Vel
ma Shelley of Red Lodge and
Maybelle Erickson of Billings re-
turned Monday from a weeks
motor trip to Texas. Accompany
ing them here on the return trip
was Miss Shelley's mother, Mrs.
H. C. Shaw, of Tulia, Texas, who
will visit here at the home of her
son, E. B. Shelley.
Miss IEleanor Hazlett and Dom
aid Hazlett, who have spent the
past month here visiting their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hazlett, left dur
ing the week for their home at
Pittsburg, Pa.
L. M. Prill and Bill Formo were
Red Lodge visitors Tuesday from
Billings.
News of the death of Porter
Sandells well-known former local
resident, in an automobile accident
in louisiana was received here
Monday. No details of the accident
were given. Mr.. Sandells was for
merly clerk of the district court
and county clerk and recorder of
Carbon and at one time was
foreman at the old Sunset mine in
this city.
J. G.. Finley, SO, arrived in Red
Lodge Friday from Tecumsah,
Neb. for visit with his brother,
G. L. Finley, and Mrs. Finley.
J. J. (Smokey) Obert, formerly
of this city, who is employed as
superintendent of service at the
Canyon hotel in Yellowstone park
during the summer, visited during
the week in Red Lodge, leaving
Friday for Palm Springs, Fla,
where he is employed as superin-
tendent of service at the Ell Mira
dor hotel. Mr.. Obert stated that
Red Lodge was due to become the
most widely-traveled gateway to
Yellowstone park and, in his opin-
ion, the need here at this time is
for accommodation facilities for
summer visitors.
Mrs. Herbert Richel and Mrs.
Harry Moore are entertaining at
a 6 o'clock bridge dinner at Richel
lodge Thursday evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25

The. Mexican dragon-lizard has
a 5-inch body and an 18-inch tail
1t can run across water on it's
hind legs without sinking.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25

Sept. 23.-Loren A. Walker, 81,
and Hazel Claxton, %, both of
Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sept. 2O.-Robert P. Woodrow,
23, and Johanna Overgaag, 20,
both of Red Lodge.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
WARNER ALARMED
BY KIDNAP THREAT
Movie Magnate Leaves Eastern
Estate for Hollywood After
Warning.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 6-Harry M,
Warner, president Of Warner Bros,
was en- route to Hollywood yesterday
with his wife and two daughters to
escape what a police official said were
kidnap threats.
Chief of Police Michael Silverstein
of Mount Vernon. where the motion
picture magnate has an estate, said
Warner had received two telephone
calls on the night Of May 90 threaten
ing the kidnapping of his daughters,
Betty May. IS. and Lita, 8.
All efforts to trace the calls failed.
Department of Justice agents and prl-
vate investigators were called in.
Silverstein said guards on the estate
had questioned a loiterer on the
grounds the night before the threats
were made, but released him when he
convinced them he was innocent OF
wrong intent.
Lita is the daughter Of the late
Samuel Warner and Lima Basquette.
former film actress After his brothers
death, Harry Warner adopted the
child.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

John Hix, cartoonist. against Universal
Pictures Corp. for alleged use Of Hix's
ideas in presenting oddities o. the
screen.
Xix claimed Universal terminated
an agreement with him TO present
his copyrighted cartoon feature and
then made films under the title
Stranger Than Fiction"
The court ruled there could be no
monopoly in the production Of oddi.
ties Of the screen.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

ton from the Louisville Provision Co.
will force sale Of capital assets, the
company late yesterday filed a petit
ton in Federal Court asking an in
junction against such: collection.
Asserting its business Is intrastate,
the company claims the tax Is not
being levied to pay debts Of the United
States, to provide for the common de-
fense and general welfare.
The company also claims that II the
emergency necessitating the measures
passage still existed there no longer
Evening star., 1935-06-06

would be any reason for the tax, be-
cause pork prices have risen "to
value in excess of the average price
paid to the farmer for hogs during
the base period cited in the legisla-
tion--August, 1909. to July. 1914"
Evening star., 1935-06-06
Bow Finds Live Bomb.

Finding a live Mills bomb, young
George Parrett carried 1t mile
through the crowded streets of Deal,
England, to q police station.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
Plane Returned to Ship.

A Tennessee boat picked up the TWO
flyers, and the Nevada boat took the
disabled plane in tow, returning it
to the battleship. The names of the
flyers were not given.
The mass flight Was a prevleW OF
q 35e-plane parade scheduled over
san Diego next Monday morning
when the feet returns, completing It's
six weeks of maneuyers.
During the air maneuvers the high
est ranking officer Of the Navy put out
IN a small boat from cruiser and
transferred to the Pennsylvania, the
mighty flagship of the feet.
Seventeen guns roared in salute as
blue starred flag replaced red
four-starred one at the main truck
and Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves,
commander In chief Of the fleet, for
r1allv welcomed his superior. Admiral
William H. STANDBY, chief OF naval
operations.
"Piped Over Side"
It was the first time such transfer
had been made in such a small boat
In midocean.
Admiral Standley had been aboard
the light cruiser Memphis. which left
Hilo. Hawaii a few days ago.
When the motor whaleboat from
the cruiser Memphis carrying Admiral
STANDBY came alongside the Pennsyl-
vania, Admiral Standley and his aide.
Lieut.. Comdr. Jack H Duncan,
sClimbed TO the quarterback by the
port eangWay. When he reached the
deck a band sounded ruff1es and he
was "piped over the side in tradi-
tional manner.
Admiral STANDBY will remain aboard
sthe Pennsylvania for three days and
then transfer again to the cruiser
Memphis, proceeding TO San Diego
ahead of the fleet.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
SCREEN 0DDITY SUIT
FOR $3.50, 900 DENIED
Universal Ruled Within It's
Rights In Producing Movie
Subjects

LOS ANGELES, June 6 (P).-Su-
perior Judge Leon Yankwich yester-
day denied the $250,000 suit filed by
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Quakes Felt in Australia.
Earthquakes were felt recently be-
tween Brisbane and Rockhampton,
Australia.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
FIRM ASKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST TAX ON PORK

Levy Called Unconstitutional in
Plea by Kentucky Provision
Company for Relief.
By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6.-Alleg-
ing that the processing tax on pork
Is unconstitutional and that its collec-
Evening star., 1935-06-06
TWO FLYERS SAVED.
IN PACIFIC CRASH
$50 Navy Planes Roar in
Midocean Maneuvers
Over Fleet. -
er the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
ABOARD FLAGSHIP PENNSYL-
VANIA, HAWAII TO CALIFORNIA,
June 6.-TWo Navy flyers were res
cued from a noSeOver landing at the
conclusion of a spectacular flight Of
$50 carrier and combat ship airplanes
over the United States Fleet, midway
between Hawaii and Los Angeles, yes
terday
An observation seaplane was cata-
pulled from the battleship Nevada,
When 1t was returning for landing
In the rough water near the battle
line with 30 other battleShip planes. it
nosed over. The two aviators aboard
climbed to the wing Just before the
craft turned upside down.
Crash boats from the Pennsylvania,
Tennessee and Nevada were launched
in the heavy swells, while the Penn
svlvania and Tennessee. which had
taken aboard their planes, swung
around and speeded to the stranded
keaplane.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

For fifteen consecutive years Frestone Tires have been
the winning the gruellng 500 mile indianapolis Race.
THAT is BLOWOUT PROTECTION.
For eight consecutive Freone Tires have been the
winning in the daring Pixies Peak Climb where a slip
death. THAT is NON.SKID SAFETY.
FrestOne Tires the 5000 pound driven by
Alb jenkins Lake Bonneville, Utah 1884 establishing
travelling 5000 miles in % hours and 35 minuss at
speed of 1872 miles per hour without trouble
of any kind. THAT is STAMINA.
Firesone equipped Ford y truck carrying full load
set coast to record-from Atlantic City Los
Angeles miles in 6 hours As minutes and 80 seconds
actual running tme Made without trouble of any kind
THAT is DEPENDABILTTY.