Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 274, Ed. 1 Monday, September 2, 1935 Page: 1 of 6
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Day Except Sunday
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1935
SIX PAGES TODAY
YOU XXXV
Labof\ ^Renews De
nd Wor30-Hour Week
f °vMa inexplicable reason, we
*n glad August has passed.
Septembe r marks the beginning of
tha season of the sear and yellow
but August was a month of
W*ny discomforts, discouragements
and disappointments. It is true that
dortag the month Congress ad
Journed, but that favorable event
wfc offset by the election In Texas.
It may be our own peculiar com-
Jda*. but throughout last month
there seemed to be an atmosphere of
defeat everywhere, and the periodi-
cal tragedies that occurred over the
world gave emphasis to it.
• • • •
The death of Queen Astrid of
Belgium weighs heavily upon many
American hearts. Iau than one-
taath of one p*r cent of us had ever
seen a queen, or even expects to see
oq£wther than those glorious crea-
tures who rule our own destinies, but
It is frightful to think of so lovely a
lady as the Queen of the Belgians be.
ing killed in an automobile wreck.
Automobile crashes are so common
aud ujiebun that queens ought to be
bnraine. And yet the death of
Astrid Is anothir reminder that any
of us speed-mad Americans may be
called to meet the angel Oabrtel on
abort notice.
Saddened Belgian? Receive Bo
of Their Oueen
iNSkt GUARD
TENTATIVE LIST OF PROPOSED
CITY PROJECTS ANNOUNCED
BY MAYOR THOMPSON
GREEN LAUDS SOClA]
LABOR LEGISLATION
ACTED BY CONORE
CANTON. O., Sept. /■.{*-(I
President William: Grefn 0
American FVd*-ration of
launched a new demand tou
the 30-hour week as the jonly
manent solution'' of u; rtr.ploj
problems.
In a Labor Day aduie*
: A tentative list of streets In the
city to be included in a paving pro-
gram with WPA assistance was An-
nounced today by Mayor W. H.
Thompson. James C. Jones has
been employed as engineer by the
city and is at work on the WPA $p-
r i lent tons to be submitted for su?et
ravine* * :
The list. Mayor Thompson said, is
subject to change as seine projects
listed may be left off Dr others may
be added. The list is as follows:
East Broadway from the court-
house square to highway 23. (Pave-
ment).
Austin avenue from end of pres-
ent pavement to Willis Creek bridge.
(Pavement). j
Avenue E. 3 Mocks from 12th
street to 9th street. Pavement).
OoToffp. Johns
ed'ljO National Gu
ihel textSe- strike
o using guns killed <
tajiijpd abdut a do*
Mfa. (JAftrude Hi
tao'cbiidren. was l
tumaxmg the sevei
rnlp at the Pelser
pt. 3-(UP) —
i loduv order-
'd troop* Into
ires here as
ke striker and
ur. mother of
tied in a not
1 weeks' old
fmulacturtng
Green paid tribute to a
bor legislation enacted
sion of Congress just
textile
>dg»any, a textil
Paul Holcombe
iLncr striker,
a bystander.
■nd.J. PU McDougai
rere wounded striou<
According to an ej
t.uised to reveal h
jiotgun and rifle !
ootf after 6 a, m.
3i.ickir.on had orde
mil should not be
suit of the tense si
L'lge b.oody -clash
lov^por Johnston
tmovac of the troop
■ss who
*. Un-
started
?d that. tM
reopened be-
iatkm..
ccurred after
ordered tne.
! Friday. He
nent refused
ion offer of
hd. Soon »:t-
strike, called
he d.-Ciiargr
p6 were pUc-
! strict mill-
Johnny was universally befaSedfnot )oU ta U,<lu*tr
rarely because he was a child and J™** lu *ho‘
poeeeewd. as though God had r4th#r to be fed a
especially prepared him for early of *** gownmem.J
association with the angels in glory. Seead Economic n
• • * • - “For this reason' Is
Reverthel'ss. his short life was not upon acceptance of its
Without its great achievements, noraic philosophy, the 3
Nothing is ever destroyed or lost. Week and the pay me
The rose which blooms today and wages, with the regulu
tomorrow is gone leaves in the world of high mass pureHaslr
Mb contribution qf fragrance. The I Green found encoui
hearts that suffer so terribly now. the nation's econ rhic 1
reflect the measure of joy this little ’ during the past year!
hoy had given them. Purity and “The economic frori
goodness and innocence as these coming brighter,” he saJ
qualities exist in the heart of a little i enter into the spirit of
child can not be evaluated, and this year firm in the
Johnny's loved ones and frtinds are better days are at Hanc
much richer because for a brief five though slowly, yeti sui
years he so graciously maintained moving toward thd re
those virtues before them. a better economic and i
highway 23 to Coggm avenue.
(Caliche).
Dump ground road from the
Comanche cut-off road to the dump
grounds. (Caliche).
Pump station road from the high-
way to the station, pavement; and
from the station to aity park
caliche.
Maple street from Belle Plain
avenue to Fort Worth street.
(Caliche).
Waco street from Maple to l#ul-
biiny. (Caliche).
Victoria. 2 Mocks from West An-
derson to Beaver. (Caliche).
M .iwrn- from Waco to Belle
Pmin. one block'. (Caliche).
West Adams. 2 Mocks from Vic-
toria to Melwood. (Caliche*
Belle Plevin avenue from highway
7 to highway 23. (Caliche).
Edw&rds street. 2 blocks from
Adams to West Anderson( Caliche)
Lipscomb. 2 Mocks from Melwood
to Main. (Pavement).
Vincent. 2 Mocks from Avenue J
to Avenue L. (Pavement).
Avenue B by high school. Austin
avenue to Third, port pavement and
ipait caliche.
Avenue C, one block, Austin to
Durham. (Pavement).
Prcwn street, Chandler to Austin.
I4FT:
From this wreck-
i ed automobile
which careened
Into the reeds
st the edge of
jlAhe Lucerne.
awltasrUnd.
aftar hitting
two trace. Queer,
-.Astrid of Bc>-
flhim was hurled
to her death. '
King Leopold,
who was at the
| wheel, and a
chauffeur be-
hind them in the
!: rumble seat,
here slightly in-
jured. The pic-
ture was rushed
by airplane to
f» urn's beloved
young Queen
Astrid come
lotna in a specia
funeral train to
» «ity already
•■hrouded in
mounting. This
ining of tl
sea use of
radio picture
hows the seer
know of no reason fair him to do so
The youth is five feet, nine toehc
tafl. a brunet and weighs 165 to Id
pru.ta*. He was dressed in a browi
suit when last seen Sunday morning
draped casket
was Carried from
the station in
Bru srn enroute
Bn. «<
to the rdyal pal-
ace, j King Ix*o-
pcld slightly
tajjived I fa tbej
act:mobile ac-
cident id Swit-
zerland -which
MUNICIPAL AIR)
M)niei£i 3.—(UP)
wrcgkrgrd motors we:
DRT. Cleve-
- Roaring. «u-
eiven a final
if the worlds
ur pilots prt-
ig Thomhson
w d event of
Paris, sent by
Wire to London,
then transmit-
ted by radio to
this country.'
Up today ss ten
UllUfUl and dar
j fcir the gruell
v rsefc. feature i
>35 national air i
rhankts went (
! Inches of the
[racing planet wl
roar IS times a)
I course in pi
IpeonBitrophy a
mo nrr
st> r . ay erowd|4r more than
was cn hand for the final pro-
j pf the air riprs and the
fat Thompson evfau at 5 p m.
TOO miles an
the basis of
i design of
little doubt
cord of 252
e broken,
er of HoUy-
Neumann of
tat favortt a
uman. mast
year In the
e*. will be
fti§{[“Mister Hcuttlgan” In
Benny Howarti of Chicago
is year's Bend lx trophy race
claimed the life
of his qoeett, acj-
Comp.i:i)''i! 'Mv
txXT \
[ MI rail Fla.. Sept. 2.—(UP)—
Northeast storm warnings were kept
flying today on the southern Fiends
coastline as a tropical disturbiinoe
ccntered about 300 miles due east ct
Havana, continued Its alow west* at.i
movement.
The storm was expected to pass
through the Florida straits soon-
time today if ita present count is
maintained, the weather bureau
- r* -aid
Key West, only Florida city near
the apparent path of the storm,
probably will feel gale winds If the
disturbance moves through the
straits. Forecaster O.B. Kennedy
at Key West said.
At 10 30 a. m., north-northeast
Winds of from It to 30 miles an
hour were blowing at Key West The
barometer was steady with a read-
ing of 29 80. Kennedy said.
Similar wind velocity was re-
ported from Havana, where the
barometer reading was 20.7*. *jT
The advisory issued through the
FVderal Hurricane Warning System
efully over
wk. stream-
h late todav
it a 10-mile
ult of th%
$15,000 la
ItalyfWill Retire SIR MALCOLM
increasing and enlarging vork
portunities and improved co
tions of employment."
*'81noe we ceieonted Labor
N Pavement).
First street from Avenue H
Coggln. (Caliche).
from Third to SU
QBPTEMBER Is a month of revival.
° wLpe harvests are ga.therad and
moved to the markets. Schools ana
colleges open their doors for a new
■avion*8 work. Changing of the
season provokes an tncrea ed trad;
and a stimulated industry. Spirits
thamwere drooping through the ex-
earavely hot weather are encour-
aged to new hope and faith. Already,
with September only In Its second
day. we are beginning to thrill with
enthusiasm for a fall garden, and to
think about the possibility of plant-
ing one. Having learned something
during our spring gardening sea-
son, we no longer are In awe of our
family mandate to plant spinach.
From League Unless
Ethiopia Is Ousted
M Avenue J
(Caliche).
11A! JSR.1
.1111 Carnegie street, one block from
1 ■*Adams to Depot. (Pavement).
v Hawkins street, sections of the
a street from Austin avenue i to
FALLS. Memorial Hall. (Pavement).
Malcolm I V between Fisk and Center where
ce sent 0141 standpoint was located. iPave-
_, I ment). .
Measured__■ , . *
_,lM Coggln avenue, Austin to Vine,
ulles per (P>mnent)>
The city also will submit WPA
run over project applications for construction
ah. The of * fire station and for lmprove-
mCTlt of the city park at the pump
» Utied tla.l0g>
last year." Oreen said eveats
occurred which have been cf
mendous importance to lw»r.
year can properly bp deslgdate
one of unusual social and econ
experimentation. Labor has t
an active part In all! that h4s f
hour Wrr» expected. <
pow?r of motors a
planes, there appean
that the Thompson
mile* per hour would
.Cdlbnrl Roacoe Tuj
wood ar.d little Harol
Moline Hllnnis, were
place and has been affect*
favorably or unfavorably, b;
changes which havej taken
“When the Supreme Qoi
retire from the League of Nations
If that bod’, refuies to expe] Ethio-
pia or if there is any talk of
auctions aga nst Italy at the league
council meeting Wednesday, a re-
sponsible fascist government offi-
cial hiatod today
•TTie league must choo.r between
Italy and Ethiopia; thla official
told the United Press before de-
parting for Geneva with other
nn mb*ts cf the Italian delegation,
because Italy icaunot remain any
longer on an eq ,li footing wlUr
the National Rec very Actljnvi
section 7A. which donf*-r:<d
labor the right to organize and I
gain collectively, free from Ccercic
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Goldthwaite Mail
Is Injured When
2—(UP *
LOS ANQELES,
Two airmail pilots and a stewardess
were killed when a Western Air Ex-
press transport plane crashed In
| flames a few minutes after it took
off for Salt Lake City late last
j nigh:.
1 The dead:
O orge Sherwood,
pile*.
Fred M. Burlew,
California, co-pilot.
Donna Ngylor, 21
stewardess.
No passengers were aboard the
airliner when itplvlnged into a ranch
fkUl near Empire Boulevard, a mile
from th* Union Air Terminal.
The phtn« eras being fer»! to
vid: " ' 7
"Tropical disturbance central
about 300 miles due east of Havana,
Cuba, moving slowly westward at-
tended by shifting gales and
pnbabie winds of hurricane force
near center. Caution advised ves-
sels Florida straits next 34 jo 30
hours. Northeast storm wamim
displayed Miami to Ft. Myers, Fla."
HOUSTON. Tex.. 8ept. 2.--(UP
—A tropical disturbance of gale
force was expected to reach the
Florida Straits today and caution
was advised along the Keys and to
wseela In its path, the United States
Weather Bureau said.
O. E Norquest, United States
meteorologist, said the hurricane off
the Mexican coast passed inland i*te
Fwterdsy. No damage has been re-
ported.
Lest report of the local bureau
wiljipe flying his
?11-Williams racer
he Thompson last
-st 26 j seconds
n tfi$ 2,042 mile
President Spends
Labor Day With
Members of Family
GLOBE. Arlx., Sept. t4fUl
Twelve persons were recovering 1
todav from Injuries; suffered v.
a Texas-California LincolS L
bus turned over on ja ste p
near Coolidge Darn.!
The bus was demolished
none of the passengers was Inji
seriously. Luke Fbwler. drh*vi
the vehicle went out; of control
turned turtle.
The Injured, brought to g 1
pital here. Included! Mrs.
Vincent, El Paso, -Texas; B*-
Vincent, her daughter; lift
Mrs. E. Padilla, El Paso Tens;
Odell. Ooklthwalte.i Texas; \
Lillian Holcomb, Midland. Te:
Ralph Holcomb, her son; Wi
Walker, phoenix, J^irona; Pa .
Cook, Olendale, Arizona; In.
J. 8atterfield, Indie Cal.JBei
Hilton, no address; Luke Fowler
jrace this year
•HYDE PARK. N. Y., Bcpt. 3—
(UP)-—8urrounded by members of
hla family. President Roosevelt to-
day spent s quiet Labor Day holi-
day In the seclusion of the summer
White House here.
Plans for a celebration that was
to have been a picnic party attend-
ed by close friends and members
of the presidential entourage were
cancelled because of the death of
Mrs. Harold L. Icks. wife of. the
secretary of the Interior. Mrs.
Ickes was killed Saturday ta an au-
tomobile crash In New Mexico.
The President will remain here
until Sept. 23 or 34, when he will
return to Washington to prepare
for his journey to the Pacific
Coast. He win attend the 8an
Diego Exposition, inspect -nation U
parks and perhaps make an ad-
dress or two .
Mrs. Roosevelt will depart to-
day for Wlnnetka, 111., where dbo
rill attend funeral sendees tomor-
row for Mrs. Ickea.
against Ethiopia.
"Either Ethiopia er Us"
Since Premier Mussolini has said
icpeaiedly that Italy could not and
rould not retrace her steps, the lm-
pn -ion was that the Italian dele-
gation will walk out of the meeting
U ‘■Sinctioiis are brought up or
Ethiopia is not expelletf. The Ital-
ians. It was Indicated, will serve on
the league the ultimatum “either
Ethiop.a or US."
Meanwhile. the foreign office
telegraphed the Italian minister st
Addis Ababa for full details ot the
Anglo-American oil concession that
threw International circles Into a
furore. It was denied, however, that
the Ethiopian government Iras been
Cotton Pickers
Iffm Strike For
l i Boost \I | Wages
Burbank, Cal
JPHLB, Tenn.. aflbt. ‘3—(UP)
" Southern Tenrat Farmers
, center of widespread unrest
P t shMecroppers last spring. |
called a general strike of day
cotton, pickers fa Arkansas,
and Oklahoma, f
strikers will ask for II 00 per
fd H. L.
ary, said,
ictlve at a
the union
Paugus, California. 30 miles nortn oi
here and out of a fog areey imeia
F. D. Cooper of San Diego. Gallf.,
und Dr M. Stiles of Philadt Iphia
dTtc*£:
France Starts
War Maneuvers
,'taned autumn wag maneuvers at
dawn today. L
A motorlxed civalry division of
2200 vehicles. Including 400 which
were driven by wireless by the cen-
tral commander, occupied nearly
60 miles of roadway. (
The southern army under the di-
rection of Gen. Oultry started the
offensive.
Texas Soldier Is
Killed During War
Vatican Moves To
Avert War Between
Italy and Ethiopia
•VATICAN CITY. Sept. 2— (UP)—
Tne Vatican moved to avert W»r b -
twen Italy and Ethiopia.
All the Influence at his office and
all the power of the Catholic
Church will be placed at disposal
ot the Italian government to pre-
asked to explain.
OfflcisI announcement was made
that 200 ooc additional men of tne
Classes of 1911, 1913 and 1914 will
be called to the colors in the sec-
ond half of Sepu-mtxW, as predicted
by Mussolini in his recent speeen
st Rongone The men will b** called
tor a minimum of three months*
.lervlcq. T «
the first
i Maneuvers Today
HONOLULU, T. “H., x8ept X-
(UP)- Preparations for bJcxjc;**s.*
mock warfare today bad claimed the
life of Oita Letter, $•-year-old pri-
THE WEATHER
Will be
of the
ia* the
e were
d 450
effective
|*S 13.500
vate of the U. 8. Anny*s sixteenth
coast artSlegw/^ 1
Lester, who joined the army from
Trxas. was crushed to death when
he stumbled beneath a three-inch
anft gHbraft gun which he was
helping to move into position in
preparation for va*l army maneu-
vers fa he reviewed by members of
the House Military Affairs commit-
de relief? They gives you tumpin'
«n you hongry, ' advised Annie
* Lulu looked interested. "Whar
de relief?” she asked. “Hit down
de First National Bank build-
Annie Ms* told her. “Well. I
in know." said Lulu. “Tv* been
Inc de Red Caoea my trade, end I
xter bates to change." Park ’em
cloudy, local showers
south portions, cooler in
tion and extreme east pa
* WEST TEXAS- Partli
north, probably occasion
smith portion tonight an
oooler In south pqrtio
warmer fa north portion
b Plus said,
demned war.
would fail fa
place his dls
ling conflict.
Other made
generally was Interpret-
the entire supra
members Of the
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