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Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
The Il. Il WEEKS NEWS
Continued from Page IL

-----lSonGlnued 1rom rage
constitutional method of govern.
ment and his failure as an admin.
istrator."
Little Rock, Ark.-Congressman
John E. Miller, Democrat, running
as an independent, won election to
the unexpired term of the late SEN
ate majority leader, Joe T. Robin
son In Mondays special general
election, defeating Gov. Carl E.
Bailey, state Dmocratic committee
nominee and ardent new-dealer by
a handy majority.
Washington President Roose-
velt hiSed his estimate of the fed
eral deficit for this fiscal year by
1900, 600, forecasting the treas
ury would run 1895, ,245, 900 into the
red by next June 80.
San Francisco-The ninth dis
trlct circuit court of appeals re-
Versed a Montana federal court de-
clslon by which three. Salt Lake
City men, Charles and Clarence
Merrill and Soren Rasmussen.
We're convicted of using the mails
to defraud.
riverside, Cal.-Anstruther Mac
Donald, 40, an engineer who was
convicted of marrying his own
daughter, was sentenced Monday to
serve a minimum of seven years in
San Quentin prison.
Denver-The American Fdera-
lion OF Labor agreed Saturday to
meet John L. Lewis, rebel C. I. O..
20 try to end organized labor's bit
;er civil war.
Washington - Troubles galore
we're predicted for the new and |
special session of congress Satur-
iay-not all of them originating
rom the program by President |
Roosevelt.
Basin, Wyo.-Two hunters from
Ireybull and two from Sheridan
re under arrest for illegally kill
ng elk. The elk killed were spikes
Salt Lake City-Trucks bore the
odies of the 19 victims of the ma
ions greatest airplans disaster
rom the mountain crash scene to
GVanston, Wyo., mortuaries Tues
ay night, United Air Lines offic-
ais here said. i
Hyde Park-President Roosevelt u
sserted in a formal statement
'uesday night that America would
nter the nine-power treaty con-
erence on Sino-Japanese conflict !
without any commitments on the u
art OF this government" Il
r.. Foreign Is
Shanghai Chinese disputedtt
thursday Japanese reports that -,
apanese infantry slowly was ad-
ancing along the entire 25-mile
ront north of Shanghai. Il
London Europe's fascist-nazi ::
'ont broke a dangerous deadlock =
1ednesday night over the presence =
foreign soldiers in Spain and " "
greed to scheme through the !. Il
on-intervention committee for II
citing them home. =
Rome-Fourteen more "Young p, -
ltellectual' anti-Fascist conspir- ir
;ors were u sentenced to prison
rms ranging from two to eigh- 4
en- years, charged with plotting
overthrow the regime of Preim-
Benito Mussolini. III
With the Nationalists in Astur-
S, Spain-Almost 1000 Asturian
driven into a snowbound | III
ountain trap rs miles behind the
Itionalist advance on Gijon, tos- Y
d heavy artillery pieces from the
1ropa peaks to prevent them from
ling into enemy hands. ue
London-European efforts to is VI VI
ate the Spanish war remained 10 10
adlocked and Anthony Eden, al al
'itish foreign secretary, warned a, a.
: Italo- German front the situation ~
,c UIynr,1y o.,sI,xro9y tCO
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

tion district, $685.. .44; state hail in
surance, $500. Total, $6O4.44.
The full assessed value Of Car
bon county was set at $17, 100, $685.
90 while the full taxable value of
the county is 81, 1856, ,021.0O
It was noted that 52h percent
of the total to be collected goes to
the school funds.
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
M41hi's1o1I'. N !
loy JAMES PREsToN

Washington's n's-ear-to-the- ground
department is at work again, now
that Congress is out of the way
for the moment, trying to find out
anew what the folks back home
are thinking. Some rather interest
ing and surprising reports are
coming in. 49,:
In the interesting but not sur
prising category are innumerabIe
reports showing that the "just or
binary folks" are sick and tired of
picking up their daily and weekly
newspapers and seeing nothing but
news about strikes. Some of these
too, surprise Washington
officials by recounting how more
and more people are demanding
that labor unions be made legally
for activities which
hurt the average consumer more
than anybody else. I.
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
CARBON TAX RISE

Continued from Page y
$4,000 and Red Lodge lighting
district, $56O.3O. Total $34, All .99..
School funds district school
funds, $1O4, ,991.47;; general school
fund, $35, ,O0O.47; high school fund,
$78,746.O1 and county unit inter-
est & sinking fund, $15, 1862;
Total $234, 4,2O8. .67. =. !.
Miscellaneous Danford, irriga-
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22
APPEAL !. ri! fri. zen! !. !
(Continued from Page y

in Carbon county, and Charles w.
Chilcott, Silesia.
Bond, which was set at $500 at
the arraignment, was increased to
$500 by Justice Sanderson.
Fritzen and Mcdowell were ar
rested by w. H. Moore, Jr., Car
bon undersheriff. D..
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

Decorative electric lamps made
from wooden shoes imported from
Holland and fitted with masts and
sails are made by California
man. >%# ><z
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

Some interpreters of public opin.
ion had been trying to convince of.
ficials for months that the National
Labor Relations Board, charged
with administering the Wagner
Labor Act, was destroying it's es-
TEEN in the public mind by it's al
most vicious pro-labor attitude.
But the officials wouldn't listen,
and now they are astounded at the
bitterness sof some comments COM
ing in from the "sticks." =.
Take: the following excerpts from
a letter written by a clergyman of
a small town to an official here: =
- Gas I understand it, the Wagner
Bill was passed and the Labor
Board was set up to do the job of
settling disputes peaceably and
without strikes and violence. was.
for that. Therefore, it was. bad
enough when the board actually
encouraged disturbances by ap-
preaching every new case Obvious
" determined to develop evidence
to side with the union. But the
whole thing is insufferable: when
The board begins to switch it's pre-
JUDGED position to favor the G. T.
o. and its com1nunistic, property
seizing agitators above any other
Iaw-abiding group"
Ard eating hack To thn Wnnnnn,
Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

oury, and hath brought forth the
weapons of his Indignation .s..s=. ID
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
ENROLMENT OF
CCC DECREASING

The enrolled strength of the
Civilian Conservation Corps drop
ped to a new low on September 80.
The total number of enrolled men
living in barracks camps in the
continental United States on Sep
tember 80 was 1927 a total Of
120,873 below the maximum au-
thorized strength of 100000 for the
Corps. The aggregate enrolled
strength, including Indians and
Territorials, as of September 80,
was 1873, $50 men.
AS of September 80, checking by
state from which enrolled, there
were 551 Arizona enrollees, while
the September average for Arizona,
checking by state in which employ
ed, was 3,461. Non-enrolled person
ed, in Arizona was estimated at 724.
There were 1856 Indian enrollees
and 226 non-enrolled personnel with
Indians. September payments to al
lottees in Arizona, figured on basis
Of states to which allotment checks
were sent, amounted to $18, ,88445.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
COTTON CROP
CONTINUED trom page one)

Continued from page one)
er pests which cut yields in other
parts of the nation.
Protection against the insects is
afforded by strict watch at border
points by officers of the federal
plant quarantine bureau and the
states plant inspection service.
Shipments of the white crop from
areas where infestations are report
ed are turned back, to prevent in
sects being carried into Arizona.
Included in the sum Arizona S
farmers will draw from their cot
ton will be returns from sales of
cotton seed. carried on almost ex-
clusively within the state.
Thousands of head of beef cat
tie are driven annually into the
Salt River valley and Maricopa
county-where IS per cent of the
states cotton is grown-to consume
cotton seed cake and meal to fat
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Abandonment Of
Camp Protested

Protests have been sent to Wash
ington against the proposed aban-
donment of the Walker Canyon
CCC camp.
Under orders received here re-
Gently the Walker Canyon boys,
numbering between 200 and $50,
are to be transferred to other CCC
camps not later than December
18th. About Isl local boys are in the
Walker Canyon camp.
The CCC youths have been doing
some wonderful work on the Wash
ington Camp road.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
RICHFIELD

Continued From Page One)
cables, oil filters, dust cloths and
many other items all Of which are
manufactured by national adver-
tisers and guaranteed by RichfielC,
The Richfield battery embodies the
famous Vesta Platelock feature
which tends to prevent the cause
of over 1870 of battery failures.
"Plate-Lock" is a hard key that
prevents slipping and buckling OF
the plates. All Richfield batteries
carry a written guarantee that is
adjustable in any Richfield service
station anywhere. There is also
Richfield Kathanoce Lifetime Guar
anteed Battery and of which Rich
field is the only oil company in the
West distributing under it's own
name.
Available also are the famous Yale
tires and tubes manufactured by
General Tire & Rubber Co., of
Akron, Ohio, and guaranteed by
them to be first line tire of the
quality and carrying written guar
antee for IL. months from Richfile6
against all road hazards. The in
PRODUCTION of Yale tires into Ari-
zona is accompanied by a special
December trade offer of as much
as $500 for your old tires, this in
addition to the years guarantee
makes a very attractive offer for
the motorists especially since wet
weather is just around the corner
and tread worn rubber is very
dangerous.
Richfield invites you to drive to
your nearest Richfield dealer with
the knowledge that there you will
find the Responsibility of Rich
field is not just another advertis-
ing slogan.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Xmas Decoration
Contest At Bisbee

BISBEE, Dec. ga Christmas
decoration contest open to every
resident of the Bisbee district, in
which $50 in cash prizes will be
awarded, was announced by he Bis
bee chamber of commerce at a
meeting of local merchants last
night to discuss the annual Christ
mas shopping program here.
Two prizes of SIS each will be
awarded in Bisbee; two in Lowell
and two in Warren. One prize will
be for the best outdoor decorated
Christmas tree and the other for
the best home Christmas display of
any kind, regardless of what type.
cit may be manger scene, the
three wise men, Santa Claus or
what not but the best ones get the
cash prizes" Gus Michaels, secre-
tary of the chamber OF commerce,
said.
A large group of merchants at
tended the meeting and discussed
plans for dressing up the busi-
ness section.
Special street decorations and col
ored lighting effects are being plan
ned for the holiday season.
Santa Claus will pay his annual
visit to the downtown districts Dec.
4 and the merchants are planning
various courtesies and forms of en-
tertainment for out of town visitors
on that day.
Homes entering the decoration
contest (no business establishment
will be eligible to compete) must
have their displays ready for judg.
ing not later than 6 p. m. on Satur.
day, Dec. 18.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
Speed Limit May :
Be 55 MI. Per Hour

PHOENIX, Dec. 3-OP)-A Grive
for a statewide SIS miles per hour
speed limit in Arizona will be in
augurated by the state highway pa
troll at the next legislature, accord
ing to Supt. Thomas Humans.
unless the number of accidents
in Arizona shows decrease, we
will be forced to fight for the limit, -
Humans said.
"All patrolmen have been ordered
to redouble their efforts for strict
enforcement of traffic laws he
said. '.We have cancelled all days
off and ordered patrolmen to work
harder than ever and arrest every
drunk driver on the states high
ways
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
S. P. To Operate
Delivery Service

The Southern Pacific has an
nounced plans to operate in its own
name store-door pickup anc' delivery
service now performed by Pacific
Motor Transport Company.
Southern Pacific Company, as
part of It's progressive program since
early in 1929, has been giving to
the shipping public a store-door
pickup and delivery service for
their s-than-carload traffic. on
interstate traffic this service has
been provided directly in the name
of Suthern Pacific Company. For
interstate traffic, this service has
been provided in the name OF South
ern Pacifics' wholly owned subsldl-
airy, Pacific Motor Transport Com
pany.
Effective January /, 1888, or as
soon thereafter as possible, all OF
the service, both interstate anG in
trastate, will be given directly in
the name OF Suthern Pacific. Store
door rates and service themselves
will remain unchanged, the only
change being in the name. This is
being made to avoid in the future
inconvenience to shippers of using
different tariffs and billing docu-
ments for their interstate traffic
and intrastate traffic.
The Pacific Motor Transport Com
pany was established in 1929 as an
experiment store-door pickup and
delivery service for the railroad
within the State of California.
During the early days OF the ex-
pertinent the merchandise freight
was transported between stations
by regular freight trains after hav-
ing been first picked up at the ship
per's store by railroad operated
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
now OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS and MAKE UP?

LEW husbands can understand
u why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shFew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Be wise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband. you
won tbe a three-quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 10
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lessening the discomfortsfrom
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals Of Life: /. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pro-
pairing for motherhood. 3. Ap-
preaching middle age." .
Don't be three-quarteR win,
take LYDIA K. PINKHAM'6
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through" ;"
Nogales international., 1937-12-04

trucks. At destination it was de-
Iivered to the consignee'S store door
by railroad operated trucks. Inc
service became so popular that the
Southern Pacific Company began
transporting this merchandise tra1-
fic in fast freight trains. One such
train is that called 1.-THE Overnight
operating between San FRANCISCO
and Los Angeles, which celebrated
it's second birthday this month.
Since it's inception similar opera
tions have been established on tne
Southern Pacific within the state
of Oregon, Nevada and Arizona.
Similarly, the Southern PaclIlc mas
had in effect a store-door pickup
and delivery service on Interstate
traffic between California and other
Pacific Coast states.
The Pacific Motor Trucking Com
pany. also a wholly owned suoslG-
iary of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, is the operating company that
performs the truck service, ooth
pickup and delivery, and line-haui
truck service in coordination WIN
train service. This company will re-
main unchanged and will continue
to perform the truck service 1or
Southern Pacific.
: Plans are being rapidly completed,
and it is hoped that this service Will
be operated under the name OF the
Southern Pacific by the first OF
next year, or shortly thereafter.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
CONCERT MONDAY

Staff Sgt. C. A. Andrews, 25th
Infantry band director, and Sgt.
BENJAMIN Winston, manager OF the
25th Infantry Glee Club, were IN
Nogales Wednesday afternoon to
complete arrangements for the con-
cert at the First Methodist Church
Monday evening December 9Th at
800 P. M. to which the public Is
invited. Tickets are now on sale.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04
PAGE FIVE

ten animals before slaughter. Oil,
pressed from seeds, is shipped east
for refining.
Maricopa county is the states
largest cotton growing area. The
crop also is grown in Graham,
Greenlee, Pima, Pinal and Yuma
counties.
Nogales international., 1937-12-04

itentiary at Ell Reno, Okla, and
wife, will arrive here today enroute
home from Guaymas where they
spent week fishing.
The Washington times., 1937-06-19
By HARRISON CARROLL
I Copyright, 1887, by King Features
Sxndfnafe Inn

HOLLYWOOD, June 19.-Holly-
wood never heard a stranger tale
of coincidence than this.
A scene in the Mervyn Leroy
production, "Mr. Dodd Takes the
Air." is of Gertrude Michael walk
ing down the street of a country
town and looking for an address.
Not wanting to build a set, they
took it ''procesS"-that is the back
ground was a stock shot from the
studios film library. Gertrude
really walked in front Of a motion
picture of a street.
Halfway through the take, she
stopped and gasped.
That's my house." she cried. II
was born there!"
Amazing, but it was true. The
shot was photographed some years
ago in the town of Talladega, Ala.
The street was actually the one
where the star had lived.
We'd hate to pay Sonia Heinie's
income tax. In the last eight
months, on her skating appear
The Washington times., 1937-06-19

} 'Mutiny in the Mountains, J"
Technicolor special.
"Hell's Bellies" a technicolor
musical.
1.-THE Tempest Within" which
will star Merle Oberon in q
Technicolor feature.
Other Features
Other London film features
scheduled for United Artists re-
lease include:
Dark Journey" a spy nI.:o-
drama produced by Victor Saville
from the screen play by Lajos
Bro.
Farewell Again." an Erich
Pommer production based on a
story by Cler zee Dane.
storm in d Teacup,"
satirical comedy picturized from
the international stage success.
action for SANDER" which
will feature Give Brook.
1.-THE Diamond Trust" from
the Edgar Wallace thriller.
1.-THE First and the Last" a
story by John Galsworthy which
Basil Dean will produce with
Vivien Leigh and Leslie Banks.
South Riding" a new Victor
Saville production.
1.-THE Playboy," a musical
with Patricia Ellis, Jack Hulburt
The Washington times., 1937-06-19

Dances alone, the blonde Norwegian
beauty has crossed 1927 ,5S8. A
large cut of this, of course, went
to charity and expenses. Still,
there is a nice nest egg left. And
the third-of-a-million-do dollar take
was for only % skating perform
ances. The stars biggest gross for
single night was $4,000 at the
Madison Square Gardens.
Besides this, she is drawing
those weekly checks from Daryl
Zanuck.
The new Myrna Loy4William
Powell picture, Double Wedding -
will be another "Libeled Lady,
the studio hopes.
Myrna is a super business
woman who likes to run her own
and everybody else'S life with per-
feet precision. Bill is a Screwy
artist, who runs around wearing
q raccoon coat.
The Washington times., 1937-06-19
Boards Profit
Movie PLAYERS

Anytime you see a movie extra
with a beard these days, you
know he's on a pay roll.
With current film schedules
running largely to historical pic.
lures, sea thrillerS and Westerns,
the demand for boards is ter.
rifle.
Paramount, for instance. could
obtain only Is full blown speci-
mems for its historical maritime
saga, "SoulS at Sea-" which stars
Gary Cooper and George Raft,
and had to send to the makeup
department for more.
At the same studio numerous
boards are on the call sheets
for High, Wide and Handsome"
the Irene Dunno Randolph Scott
epic Of the discovery Of oil in
Pennsylvania; waikiki We'd
ding" with Bing Crosby, Bob
Burns, Martha Raye and Shirley
Ross, and 1.-THE Hills Of Old
Wyoming" a Bill Boyd Western.
M-G-M needs boards for the
Greta Carlo picture, Countess
WalewSka," and has just fin
ished two other pictures that
required many Of them, Captain
Courageous" and "Parnell."
Fox needs them for "Slave
Ship" and This Is My Affair"
In addition, Cecil B. deMil1e
will soon be beard-hunting for
his "Buccaneer." q story of Jean
Lafitte; Frank Lloyd, for wells
Fargo; Fox, for Lawrence Of
Arabia, and Warmers, for "The
Story Of Emile Zola.''
The Washington times., 1937-06-19
HER FLIGHT INTO ZOOLOGY
36 United Artists Productions For Season
OF 1o37-1938 Are Announced

band Rex Harrison in the leading
The Washington times., 1937-06-19
BEHIND the Silver Screen

Most Of the dialogue is crazy.
We watch them shoot the first
scene of the picture.
Myrna's butler, Sidney Toler, is
serving breakfast. Myrna is sit
ting at one end of the table and
her niece. Florence Rice, at the
other.
Florence reads from the paper:
Imagine! Louella Truelove and
Rodney Armitage have been mar.
ried two months-and they have
a 6-year-old son.
Myrna, thinking about business,
replies abSently: well, there is
such a difference of time between
here and California"
Is K. Hepburn abandoning hel
familiar studio garb of Stacks anc
Norfolk jacket? Ever since re
hearsals began for "Stage Door,
The Washington times., 1937-06-19

Lake Frances 1t was filled with gators 1 had half
dozen Grated and shipped my Beverly Hills home.
Whenever had friends the house. they would make
such afuss gators that decided to send to the lake
for some to give away pets.
My gators also guards for pool Some strangers
around nv home been in the habit of taking my
pool and dressing while I'm at the studio working in
Born Dance finally hit upon the idea of putting the
gators in the pool and it's working SWELL They won't
actually nure anyone but they bite hard enough to leave
mark one's-memory
So, maybe, should have been animal trainer.
Sincerely b..
The Washington times., 1937-06-19

NEW YORK, June IS.-UnlUeu
Artists will release SO productions,
with a minimum of 10 features
slated for the technicolor cameras,
it was announced today by George
j. Schaefer, vice president and
general manager Of the company.
Schaefer stated:
"The 1937-1938 lineup Of
United Artists releases will rep
resent the output Of the Gold
wyn, Selznick, Chaplin, and Wal
ter Wanger studios in Holly
wood, in addition to the London
film productions sponsored by
Alexander KOrda. The total ex-
penditures for the new program
will reach rs million dollars"
The following productions will
comprise the new program OF 36
United Artists releases:
SAMUEL GOODWIN
Samuel Goldwyn's production
calendar will include the follow
ing eight features:
Dead End" the $165, 900 stage
success now under the direction
of William Wyler, with Sylvia
Sidney, Joel McCrea, Humphrey
Bogart, Wendy Barrie, Claire Ire
vor and Allen jenkins.
Stella Dallas" which King
Vidor directed, with Barbara STAN
wyck, John Boles, Ann Shirley and
Alan Hale, and which is already
in the cutting room.
"The Hurricane" by Charles
Nordhoff and James Norman Hall,
authors of "Mutiny on tn
Bounty" now under the direction
of John Ford.
1.-THE Adventures of Marco Polo, T"
with Gary Cooper and Sigrid Gurie
playing the leads, scheduled to
reach the cameras the latter part
of this month.
1.-THE Goldwyn Follies," Tech
nicolor extravaganza, with music
by George and Ira Gershwin, slated
for early July production. The
cast includes Helen Jepson, the
Ritz Brothers. and Phil Baker.
'The Cowboy and the Lady"
new co-starring vehicle for Gary
Cooper and Merle Oberon, a Tech
nicolor production.
"You Can Be Beautiful" Tech
nicolor feature which will star
Merle Oberon.
South of Manila" to be filmed
in Technicolor.
DAVID o. SELZNICK
Selznick Internationa1s 1897
1888 program will include:
1.-THE Prisoner of zenda," the
adventure classic which John
Cromwell directed with a cast in
Guiding Ronald Colman an d
Madeleine Carroll.
Nothing Sacred" Technicolor
feature with Carole Lombard and
Frederic March.
"The Adventures of Tom Saw
yer" Mark Twain's most beloved
book, which will star Tommy Kelly.
new juvenile discovery.
Two other features which are
as yet untitled.
ALEXANDER KORDA
Among the important pictures
to be released under the Alexander
Korda imprint next season. the
following have already been set:
knight Without Armor," team
ing Marlene Dietrich and Robert
Donat.
"Four Feathers" q new
Robert Donat feature.
1.-THE Divorce Of Lady x
starring Merle Oberon and
Robert Donat in q stc=y by
I,aios BRO.
The Washington times., 1937-06-19
Record Conruter

Randolph Scott, playing oppo-
site Irene Dunno in Paramount's
High, Wide and Handsome, "
travelled more than 5000 miles by
automobile in little less than a
month during filming Of the pic
ture, between his Santa Monica
home and distant locations.