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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Corner ct T1iiTa anu s.-ain Streets REV. ERLING K. OLAFSoN,
 Pastor.

"The Friendly Church"
 1O:00 a,m.-Sunday School. We suggest that you start the young children at this time of the year. We have an excellent Primary De- partment to care for them HOO am.-Palm Sunday. This Sunday morning seven young peo- pie will be confirmed Sermon by the pastor and music by both the choirs.
 Thursday at pm-Holy Com munion.
 Good Friday-Union Service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral from 12 noon to 3 p.m., sponsored by the Juneau Ministerial Association. You may come for any part of this service if you find that you will not be able to stay for all of it.
 Next Sunday Easter Sunday Sermon by the pastor and music by both the Senior and Junior Choirs. Mrs. Alexander will sing a solo at this service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Bethei Pentecostal Assembly
CHARLES 0. fEnsoNEUs.

CHARLES 0. fEnSONEUS.
 Pastor. Sunday services: H:0g ana. = Mornlng Worship. l2:00 noon-Rihle School Glasses for all.
 7:S0 pm = Evening g Service. Tuesday. 7::30 p-m.-Gospel serv- ice.
 Friday, 7;3o p-m.-Bible Study. Come and bring your Bibles and see what God tells us in His word,
 Communion Service the first Sunday of each month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

sss ss9 @sssss ------7- sslrSr rss.s's% fz'sss
 Everett Nowell, representative of Blake, Moffitt and Towne Paper Company. returned to Juneau from Seattle on the Northwestern, He visited his wife and children in Seattle as well as attending to busi- ness. matters. ,s,ss.,sv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

l9, at which time many from Southeast Alaska will be guests of the Juneau Bible Chautauqua for ten-day session.
 The public will be urged to at tend any and all meetings Watch for schedule for all-day program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Mrsropslitans Mctheaias
 Episcopal Chusch
I 9prth and Seward Streets
o. L. K.a4NDaAAI, Pastor.

o. l.. K41lsDaliaI Pastor.
 The opening service will be held in the church Sunasy evening at 8 o'clock MT Monte Snow will sing and the pastor will preach using the topic, Reward for Serv- ice"
 On Friday, April 19. the members of the church will join with other congregations of the city in three-hour service to be held in the Episcopal Church from 12 noon to 3 pm.
 On Friday evening, at o'clock, the Communion service will be held in the church.
 The public is cordially invited to all of these services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Catholic Church Church of the Nativity of the Blessed V. M. Juneau
Fifth and do;d Streets

Fifth and Io:d Streets REV. VIM. c. LeVASSEUR, S.J.,
 Pastor Sunday Masses: 800 a.n.-HUg Mass and In structions. 10:30 a.m.-High Mass and Ser mon. 7:30 p.m.-Rosary and Benedic- ton of the Most Blessed Sacra- ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Northern Light PFcsbyterian' aaaa8 'sA'al Church

< FfanEnp at Fourth REV. JOHN 'A, aLAssE. Minister <. Mrs Trevor Davis, Organist Where, Welcome and Worship
 Meet"
 lD;0o a,m.-Sunday School. i0.50 to li:oo am n.-orgar Mo mentS. HOO am. Morning worship. See our advertisement elsewhere h this paper. " s'AA+ '"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
Holy Trinity Cathedral

THE WY. REV. CHARLES E. RICE, Dean.
 Palm Sunday services:
 500 a.m.-Holy Communion.
 10:00 Sunday School.
 HOO am.-Morning. Prayer, and sermon by Rev. E. A. Mcintosh.
 Evening service at Douglas.
 Maundy Thursday-Holy Com munion, 1000 am.
 Good Friday-Tmee hours, serv- ice with address by members of the Juneau Ministerial Association, from l2 noon to 300 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

Order for Confirmation; The Ben- ediction; Recessional Hymn.
 The members of the confirmation class are Kathryn Torkelsen, Lou ise Nelson, Burnetta Reick, Claud Helgesen, Rudolph Edman, Edwin Hildre, and Leonard Lowell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
The Salvation Army :

$ Sunday services:
 Public service at 2:30 pm.
 Sunday School E6:oo to 7:00 pm. Public service at 7:30 pm.
 Tuesday and Fridays. public serv- ice at 7:3o pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
fhurca dntlottactttteuts

Notices for sna. c1rifcn column must be rece,yed by The Empire aot later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change N sermon topics. etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

Abnormaly high baromerc continued this from the Arctic Coast souhward to the pressure prevailed the southern Bng Sea region pressure attended by precipitation Autn Islands and by fair weather ritory.
 It this morning tions of Alaska and colder northwestern
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

"A NIGHT IN HAWAII" DANCE Saturday night, April 13, in Elks' Hall Sponsored by The American Legion. Admission $100.
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

Empire Classified Ads Pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
WINE
WINE
WINE

Port or Muscatei, $50 per gal Bring your jug. TOTEM GROC- FRY. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13

Everyone cordially invited to all l these services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS ATS A. M.

WEATHER A temperature 3o Anchorage snoving 28; Me- nana cloudy 26 Hot Springs cloudy Ruby, Flat missing Nulato Kaltag cloudy kleet, partly cloudy, 15
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-13
U g. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
The Weather

tBy the U s. Weather Bmeau forecast for vicinity, Fair tonight and Sunday; moderate easterly
Evening star., 1935-01-13

Boy scientist spots" new star.
With telescope he made of junked
automobile parts, Robert Lewis, IT.
year-0ld Oklahoma high school stu
dent, sighted the new star, Nova
Herculis, only six days after it was
first discovered by an English
scientist. Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
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powder has this new and exclusive
feature. it contains the same magic
color principle that has made Tangee
Lipstiok so famous.
As you apply Tangee powder, a
soft underglow appears on your skin,
giving it the luminous freshness of a
girl in her teens. 1t definitely ends
that powdered look And it never
comes out" on your nose. Nioest of
all, it costs just $ cents and Sl.lO.
Evening star., 1935-01-13

wonder of flowers. Santa Barbara's gorgeous float,
depicting the fable of the Jay and the Peacock passes
before admirng thousands to the highest award the
sweepstakes prize in the Tournament of Roses pageant
at Pasadena, Calf DIVIDE World Photos
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

70 saber a Hoffman que ella
nombrara ell arbitro y que 81 el
tiene cbisciones especificas que
hacerle, la queja debera preseh-
tarla el jueves por la tarde.
Sabeseoque el director y Max
.Baer no Quieren a Arthur Do
,novan, porque aver 81 campe6n
81 Donovan esta en- e.
cuadrilatero cuando 70 vaya a
,subir, no habra pelea.
Joe Gould, ell director de
Braddock, manifesto anoche
que cualquiera 4ce sepa contar
.diez lie convene a el.
Cuando Sc lie pidi6 a Gould la
.fianza de $500 que exige la
.comisi6n en- peleas de esta cla-
Sc, palideci6 Y dijo: Creo que
me we're obligado a trer a jim
my Y dejarlo como rehenes.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

Los jugadores de las gran :
DIES ligas u-nanimenente Green
que debe permitirSe a Pitts una
plaza en- la pelota organizada.
Entire los que asi opinan Sc en-
cuentran Wally Berger, estrella
de los Braves; Jimmy Wilson,
director del Filadelfia; Bill Di-
ckey Y Ban Chapman, de los
Yankees; Dizzy Dean y Pimien
ia Martin, de LIS Cardenales
Eddie Collins, administrator
general de los Medias Rojas
John Costello, el encargado del
eStablecimiento donde Pitts 70
DO; Clarence barrow, el conan
dante John L. Griffisl. Upton
sinclair y Ell Dr.. Forrest G.. AL
len.
Sinclair recomienda a los due
nos ' directories de clubs lean
Il Miserables." Ia famosa no
.vela de Victor Hugo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
Ancil Hoffman pretendio aver que la Comsiion
Atlei{a nombrase uno de los cinco
G~Saahombres e~scogidoSpor el i
1s1 " -
Max Baer no acepta como arbfTEro
a Arthur Donovan

New York, JUNO 12.-Ante
la comisi6n atletica del Estado,
Ancil Hoffman, ell director de-
campe6n Max Baer, present6
aver una lista de cinco nombres
para que Sc escogjese dfentre
.eIJos 81 arbitro d. la pAea de
manana por la npca'. reofge
Blake, de Los Angeles era ei
.Qrimero Ell la lista, y al presen-
tie Sc encuentra en- Honolulu
Gene Tunney Ell segundo, que
no tiene licencia de referee; te-
uiente Paul Kennedy, ell terce-
70. que esta con Ia escuadra del
Pacifico. Y los otros dos Ed Die
erSon, de Grand Rapids, Mich
gan, y teniente eomandante
Jess Kenworthy, estacionado
en- Washington, ~l}istrito de
Columbia.
Sacramento la comisi6n hi
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

ran bajo este techo. IA todos!
HaSta a til tn mismo 10 has
7icho: te vendiste a mi dinero...
! cuand7 tan vilmente sacrifi-
caste tn dignidad, aun preten-
daS avergonzarme echandome
en- cara mi deSgracia.... Vete 81
20 quieres que lame a todos V
les Olga; "iSoy una mujer des-
'onr2da, s eierto; sacrifiou6
%! honra por amor, cegada por
"a seduction de un miserable;
ZERO IS hombre que ahi veis.
r yenai6 a mi orc para encu-
2ilr mi deshonra,,.. " aun Sc
a.fe'e a recriminarme porque
20 enc1entra suficiente Ia paga
que le he dado," Verem3s on
,ohces a euien sehalan con 81
COCO, : quien deSprecian. a
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
PersonaIidades del Baseball a favor
de cue Sc permita jugar a Pitts

New York, JUNO liza &C
titud del executive de la Asocia-
ci6n de Ligas de pelota prcfe-
Sionales en- contra del joven "A
Pitts, que ACADIA de ser
pueSto en- libertad en- Sing Sing,
ha proyocado Ia protesta de dis
tinguidas personalities de la
pelota y de l9traS actividadeS.
FL case Sc encuentra ahora en-
las manos del comisionado Ian
dis, cuyo fallo sera inapelable.
Howard v. Willard, editor de
portivo del Herald-Reyiew, de
Decatur. H., prueba que dos ex
fresidiarios han jugado va en-
las ligas memories. No quiero
'dar sus nombres, dice. p9rque
mo quiero anadir mayor pena a
Isus familiares. Pero 81 el juez
Lands 10 desea. puedo darles
.esos nombres."
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

y peso 1876 libras.
Lleya sostenidas 81 peIeas.
ganando 26 por nocaut y % por
runtos; derrotas, 10, 4,
ApareAn entire los vencide
por el irlandes, Lou Barba, .4.n
Pearson, Mike Rock, Leo Dob
son anime Cagiano, Tom Nc
KiefNG, Jack Stone, Jack Nell
son, George la Rocco, Dec Con.
rad, Paul SwidesaF, Peter Lat
70, Tuffy Griffith, Jimmy slat
terry, Jake Warren, Joe Monte.
Jack Kelly, Vicente Parrille, D
namita Jackson, Les j. Kenne-
dy, Chester M9tan, Grown Gri.
fin. John H. Devils Y ART Las.
ky. lie vencieron Joe Sekyra.
Leon Lomski, Tommy Tough
ran, Yale 0kum, Make ReSen-
bloom. Billy jones, Babe Hunt.
Tony Shucco, Charley Retzlaff
JOAN Henry, Hans Birkie y A.
Stillman,
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

Max Baer naci6 e. II de fe-
brero de 1909, en- Omaha, Ne
braska, y pesa 21O libras.
Ha sostenido AZ peleas ganan
do 80 por nccaut y 10 por deci-
perdidas, 6 per puntos y
luna por foul. Figuran entire sus
'victimas' Chief Caribooo, tt
lie Taverna. sGte. Leeds, Geo
Carroll, Jack l., Gar my, Tony
Fuente, Benny Hill, Jack Lin
horn, To mHeeney, Ernie Ow-
ems, jose Santa, Les Kennedy
K. 0. Christner, Johnny. Risky.
Arthur de Kub, Walter Cobb,
Tuffy G,iffith, King Levins,
ky, Ernie Scaaaf. Max Schmel.
ing Y Primo Carneraf derrc
tar3n por fallo de los jltrtes, II
~ Abbott. Les Kennedy, Pau
limo Uzcudun, Tom Louglran,
Johnny Risko y Ernie Sahaaf,
Jimmy Braddock naci6 el Z
de JUNO de 1906, en- New York.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
DEPORTE
DEMPSEY ASEGURA QUE
NO SERA Ell REFEREE

New York. JUNO I2,-Jacb
Dempsey rechaz6 aver la posi-.
bilidad de que 81 pueda ser e.
tercer hombre en- el ring, er
la pelea Baer-Braddock, y dijo
positivamente yo no sere el ar
bitro. Nj con una grua podrar
llevarme. Yo solo quiero ser un
spectator.
Agarentemente Dempsey cree
qce la victoria de Baer sobre el
irlandes sera facil. mas facil,
de 10 que algunos expertos
Green.
Joe Gould, director de Brad
dock. la semana paSada habl6
en- contra de Dempsey como re-
fierce, diciendo que este Ihabia
mantenido Y posiblemente man
tenia relacioneS de negocios con
el campe6n.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

'dijo Eyira asustada, pues nun
lea le habia visto dc aQuel modo.
Su espoSa le miro desprecia-
I~dvamente Y guard6 Silencio.
FL, comprendi6 e. significado
de aquella mirada E insisti6 con
.repugnante cinismo:
-DeSpreciame cuanto quie-
r2s, pero firma,
-, Eres I'm mFerable'-re-
plic6 ella.
Candida no hizo case de este
.inSulto.
-Firma
M,
-Por Ultima vez'
= Que no!
Entonees 81, ciego de ira, le-
vsnt6 Is mano Y Ia dej6 caer
con fuerza sobre el rostro de So
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

DE modo que es inutil que
IhableS mas &c csc aSunto.
y. volyiendoSe de nuevo a 81,
Ianadi6:
-. Dejame en- paz, te 10 rue
70, Isl SabeS que no has de con-
seguir nada.... ,Tenme compa-
si6n.... Estoy enferma!
De los labioS de Candida es-
ca96>e una carcajada.
-.Qve te tenga compassion ,
.-Xclam6.5.Que te deje! No
Pc eSpereS De 2Qui no salgo sin
que firmeS. va K 10 he dicho.
.Firma y me voy.
No
- Elylra....
Y. poniendose en- pie, AVIAN
% tolerico hscia q lecho.
-sOtra yez me amenazaS?-
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
SALIENTES DEL
BOUT" BAER-BRADDOCK

Sc discutira ell titulo de cam
.pe6n mundial del peso pesado,
a 10 asaltoS, empezando a las
10 de la noche, bora de New
York, que son las 900 de Tam
pa. Lugar: la arena de Ia corpo-
raci6n Madison Square Gar :
den, en- Long Island.
Asistencia calcuiada 10000.
.Ingresos. estimado: $250,000.
Capacidad de la Arena: rs
mil espectatores.
Baer recibira el 37l2fo de
hos in2resos: Braddock, el y y
.ls por ciento.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

eSpoSa.
Elyira lanz6 un grito. mas de
indignation que de dolor, rom
Ipi6 & llorar Y barbot6 entire so
Illozos:
Era 10 uni1o que faltaba
lQue me pegases,.. ;CanallaI,..
Poner tus manos en- e rostrv
de una pobre mujer, debil Y en-
,ferma!,. Hazana digna de H..
:Cobarde,
Y como 81 renacieSen Sus {
nerEiaS. agreg6:
-,Pero nj aun asi firma-
re-. No.. .Nunca,.. ,Pega-
me. matsme, pero No eSperes
que firme!
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

La desperation de Candida
lego a 81 colmo.
De nuepo levart6 Ia mano:
pero una mirada de 81 eSposa
k c7ntuvo.
a peSar de 81 infamia, aver
gonz6Se de 81 acci6n.
No debe extranarme 10 Que
ne suceje.-dijo entonces con
grosero descaro.-cQca puede
e12erarse de una mujer como
III? Una mujer que entrega 81
Al prinero que Ia requ;e-
re de amores y que }uego com
pra IN marido para que ampa-
re 81 onor Y de nombre q 81 HI
ia! Pues va que me has eompra
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

Los GiganteS perdieron el pri
mer desafio con los Rojos, DOM
nados por Tony FreitaS; pero
ganaron el segundo.
Cincinnati &c, I0h, 2e.
New York 1c, III, Sc.
Cincinnati Sc, Oh, De.
New York lc, 5h, De.
Bush dei6 al Brooklyn en- sic
te hits y ninguna carrera.
PittSburg 4c, Sh, De.
Brooklyn DC, III, lie.
Jimmy Wilson gsn6 el desa
flo de aver, anunciando despues
el traspaso de Alfonso Thomas
al Baltimore Y de Demo Chioz-
"a al Elmira.
Chicago &c, 10h, lie.
Filadelfia Toe, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

Precios de los billetes de en-
Itrada: $500, $500, $1,000 y
$4,000, incluyendo el impuesto.
Los dos ~jueces V ell arbitro
.seran nombrados por la conf :
sion atletica del Estado de New
York.
Ell preliminar de comienzo
del programa Sc ofrecera a las
.S:15.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
II

De palido que eStaba. q roS-
tro de Candida torno>e liyido.
-Advierte que K estoy ha-
blando,-dijo cor voz tremula.
y 70 te he contestado 10
que debia,-repuso 81 esposa.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

terrible y fatal ep,, un
"a los
o ID aiiSndo-
4o meningitis. E$.eAlor
de oi1 5 Sc venfa consderAdo
como una rueva entidad go,
enfermedad, 10 que -si2nifica es
una dolencia complete y sepa-
rada, como la pneumonia . is
tuberculosis.
Realizaron la cura, conspro-
hari0 .. Sc tra,a dc la infec-
ci6n del hueso "petrous". IS
& ctores SamSel J. Kopetzky,
Henry K. Taylor J. RALPH Al
mour todos del hospital Beth
Israel. El hueso descaAsa en- Ell
maStoIdeS y proIundlza dentr0
&c Ia cabeza. Llegs al interior
del DIDO Y Tarcialmente Sc SUI
zone que apoya los 6rgancs de
auditi6n, FL hueso es porQSo y
la fuente de la infection en-
sus canales es asumida - ell
"Streptocoeci", que Sc trasmite
por medic de Ia sangre. ST esta
infection no es contenida pene-
ira en- el dido y finalmete pasa
al cerebro. Va en- ell cerebro eau
sd Ia muerte por meningitis.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Y la marqueSa volyi6Se de ca
ra hacia Ia pared, como Querien
do poner termino de a9uel mo-
do q la conversation.
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

Detroit 1c, oh, De.
Boston Sc. 8h, 1e,
Detroit &c, 5h, Sc.
New York &c, 12h, Dr.
St. Luis A., IA, Sc.
New York Sc. 1lh, De.
St. Luis Sc, 8h, De.
Washington &c, l5h, lie.
Chicago Sc, 8h, 2e,
La gaceta., 1935-06-12

La Gaceta Folletin No. 1879
La gaceta., 1935-06-12
EAcoNTK PARA
IN TE2RIDL~ FATAL
DOLOR DE LOS OIDOS

Atlantic City, Juni0f2-An
e la sociedad m6dica America
Ia sc do cuenta aver del des-
cubrimiento dc a. ia.rra
Evening star., 1935-10-27
COMPLETE Every Word He Ever Wr

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Evening star., 1935-10-27

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, 1935-08-04
Crack Shots
Are Found In
Reserve Ranks

With a score Of 348 out Of a pcs-
sible $50 Capt. Samson z. AbelcW led
Brownsville reserve officers in their
rifle target practices conducted on
the Fort Brown indoor range dur
ing the past few weeks. according
70 official reports made Saturday.
Inc practices were held on a small
bore course and were conducted ac-
cording TO army regulations. Other
reserve officers with rating OF "ex-
pertS" and their scores are: LIST
Lieut.. Howard A. Trevillyon. gal:
md Lieut.. Larry L. Lightiner. 33S;
Isl Lieut.. John j. Van DYKE. 1886.
ISL Lieut.. Charles A. Langner. 335:
2nd Lieut.. Jake G.. Goldberg. 33I:
2nd Lieut.. Charles Pickett. $40.
Officers who made scores emitting
tnem to ratings as "SharpShocters'
include: LIST Lieut.. F. M. Coray. 327.
IND Lieut.. Henry M. SHELTON. 3l5:
Isl Lieut.. Theodore r. Stephens.
81; LIST Lieut.. william B. Sudlow'
First Lieutenant Eugene p. Rea-
gan has not vet completed the
course, but officials said that judg-
ing from his previous shooting rec
ords ne would probably be includ-
ed IN the expert division.
Official records Of the marks made
ny the reserves are being forward
this week to Major H. E. Fuller
infantry. unit instructor, 3l5th en-
glneerS, San Antonio.
, 1935-08-04
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3. [P1-A brisk
rally in the utilities to new highs
for the year or longer Saturday
brought the stock market back to its
advancing trend.
Scattered profit taking dried ul
swiftly following a steady opening
and higher prices ruled throughout
the remainder Of the proceedings.
The close was firm. Transfers ap-
proximated $4,000 shares.
The pickup in the power group, with
the trading volume accentuated, did
much to revive the tagging spirits
In brokerage circles.
The market started with a steady
undertone but at a rather slow pace.
The activity was greatest in the final
half hour. Que block Of 100000
shares Of Commonwealth g. South
ern changed hands at a small adj
vance while the preferred, on a rela-
lively small tournover. got up 3
points.
Shares Of Consolidated Gas jump
ed 2 points. along with Peoples Gas.
and others, up fractions to a point
or more. included American Tele-
phone, Public Service OF New Jersey i.
Columbia Gas. Pacific Gas, North
American, American Water Works,
American Can, Case, Continental
Can, u. S. Steel. Bethlehem, General
Motors. Chrysler. Johns Manville
Santa Fe. ~. Y. Central and New
Haven preferred.
Grains furnished no stimulus for
equities, most Of the cereals show
ing moderately mixed prices. Cot
ton was just about even. Secondary
bonds improved. The ggilder led the
gold ~currencieS in a modest recovery
Recovery forces called attention tc
the attention to the stability of
operations In heavy industry lines.
Prospects for further improvement
in steel production this month were
seen In the June structural steel
bookings which spurted to ei,642
tons from 1851 in May
, 1935-08-04
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

rOHT WORTH, Aug. 3. lRl-
(USDA)-Hogs 200, including 1870 d.
rect; truck hogs steady; no rail hogs
offered; top 1880; paid by packers
Tor few good to choice medium
weight butchers: underweights and
mixed grades 10O0-70; packing sows
mostly 800. steady.
Cattle 500; calves 200; today,s
trade nominal. For week: Slaughter
steers and all she-stock $50 high
er; slaughter steers strong: bulls
steady to 25 lower; slaughter calves
SOTO big stockers strong to Is high
er. Weeks tops: Slaughter steers
$50; slaughter yearlings 8.25; good
COWS $50; bulls $50; slaughter cal
YES 100. Bulk prices: Good slaughter
steers 7~.60-8.35; slaughter yearlings
7-5O-8.25: grass fat steers 4.25-5.5O:
good fat cows 4.35-85; butchers COWS
3-50-4-25; cutters and low cutters
2.50-325; bulls 3.75-425: stocker
calves 5.50-7O0; good weighty slaugh-
ter calves mostly 6.OO-50; common
calves down to $50.
Sheep LOO: including Gao
through; Saturdays trade nominal.
For week: All classes steady: fat
lambs 6.00-7.25: fat yearlings 4.5O-
500; 2-year-old wethers 4.OO-45O:
aged fat wethers mostly 3.O0-25:
feeder yearlingS 3.75-425.
, 1935-08-04
INJURED IN
PLANE CRASH
None Seriously Hurt When
TWA Air Transport 10
Forced Down

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 5. TIP
Shaken up but not seriously in
iured, eight passengers aboard the
castbound TWA air transport forced
uown early Saturday morning near
Albuquerque, N. NJ, arrived here
Saturday in a substitute plane.
Most Of the passengers who were
in the plane when Pilot Clifford ".
Abbott was forced to land because
Cf water in the gasoline supply were
stiff and sol from the impact of
the crash which damaged the right
wing and right engine of the ship.
Charles Wolber, field manager Of
the Albuquerque airport. informed
6 ID. Welsh, superintendent Of OPP
erations for the TWA here, that
Abbott and Co-Pilot w. w. Jones
suffered only slight injuries in the
crash.
Passengers in the crash who ar
rived here Saturday: C. j. Wheeler,
Columbus; H. j. Flint, Columbus;
Mrs. H. 3. Bowen, Cleveland; Nor
man Buckner. Detroit; Steve Han
nagan, Newark: M. Blanu, New
ark; l.. A. Mcdonald. Kansas City;
Gus A. HallquiSt, Kansas City.
Rev. Walter Plimmer, bound for
Newark. and z. K. Whips, for Kan
sas City, also in the plane when it
crashed. remained at Albuquerque
and Amarillo respectively.
flanagan, New York advertising
man and one Of the principal own
ers Of the Indianapolis speedway,
said the plane was flying at $500
feet when both motors cut out.
The plane, TWA officials said,
was forced down by water In the
gasoline supply. 1t was pointed out
water could get into the gasoline
by condensation or seepage into an
underground storage tank.
, 1935-08-04
Relief Clients To
Get PHYSICAL Test

Orders from Austin headquarters
nave been received by Cameron
County Relief board to proceed i'm
mediately with q physical EXAMINE
alton Of fll employable persons on
the relief rolls.
Inc Cameron County Medical
association will aid in the exam
nation and adequate facilities will
be secured for the work. Probably
stations for the work will be set I'D
In other towns in the community
Immediately. No time limit was set
on the work, but examinations are
expected to get under way some
time this week.