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   Clovis New Mexico Evening News-Journal (Newspaper) - September 14, 1936, Clovis, New Mexico                                NEW MEXICO Generally fair east ana south portions showers northwest portion tonight arid Sunday change in mr New MEXICO VENING WEST cloudy to tonight and SEPTEMBER New Mexicos Greatest Newspaper EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS AND MERRILL HAVE FORCED LANDING BUSINESS ANALYSTS SEE FIRM SIGNS RECOVERY Indication Found In Many Branches Swelling Freight Move Soaring Retail Levels Tell Story NEW Septi Business point to swelling freight pay soaring retail and travel records as develop ments of summer which indicate plenty of fuel for recovery momentum as business swings into the normally active autumn Shipments of freight have jumped to the highest point since the fall of This has produced a shortage of rolling stock which may be keenly felt before rail men Building Residential building in August rose some 40 per cent over the July anl 148 per cent ahead of the same month a year Dodge The automobile driving in to stretch of the best year since has mapped out plans for stepping up both production and sales of 1937 which will slide out of factories In an stream In the next t Steel to New Level Reflecting the growth of vitality In these the steel industry recently up operations to the highest level in six power production during the summer steadily ahead to unprecedented peaks and brought pre dictions from leading equipment sources added facilities would be needed to Commodities Bright On fronts the pic though darkened by severe in roads of was not without Its bright side in that recent rains brought hopes of salvaging late response to both industrial rape copper im f Demand for lead and has also risen Retail sales did their bit to fill out the picture Erosion Control Pro ject Planned Acres Southwest Of City To Be Included In Region Flans for soil eros ion control project in county wore furthered at a of ap farmers at the courthouse hero Saturday after and stops taken to band all the fanners of tho county to gether into nil association to study erosion problems and put into prac tice the methods developed In the demonstration The project will bo located southwest of conserva tion headquarters in was the speaker ofthe afternoon and ex ip workings of the demonstration Such a project was asked for by County Extension Todd early In the a committee from the headquarters of tho erosion control service Inspected possible locations for such a project in Curry Two Similar Projects Projects to the one proposed for Curry county are located at Here and According to the results so far obtained on yearold projects arc very satisfactory he urged that farmers visit these of Hi demonstration will extend over a five year period during which time will ter race spread sand drifted by spring and propose crop Employees of the eros ion control service will perform re quired tasks and the farmer will be asked to Improvements made by these Asks Farmers Jackson explained that such a demonstration as the one proposed must necessarily cover a wide area in order that remits obtained will not he defeated by surround ing For that reason It will be necessary at jeast 80 percent of the 200 Jiving in the acre sheeted by tho Washing ton cooperate in every way with government We are going to change crops fid hot going to do anything does not but we believe peach farmer will be in cooperation with us and will our suggestions after we have talked with and made for his form Jackson Todd reported today that about have signed the petition for the project and that he expected a sufficient number of approvals from those farmers unable to attend would reach him by mall Activities pf the project will start us soon ns the petition is approved by 5 Maines Balloting Is Watched Today For Political Forecast Traffic Cops Take Over The Sky Lanes And Airports 34 cops have finally taken over tho sky It hasnt reached the stage but the Bureau of Air Commerce is rapidly setting up an airways traffic control system which directs planes policeman at bosses Each station has map showing routes in and out of over the map lean a couple of earphones over their heads and their eyes fixed on a sea of tiny wooden tabs representing i v One of the map watchers sees six planes moving on an airport within a few minutes of Methodically he takes charge of the By radio he pushes the nearest one down to a lower the next to a level a little higher than the the third to a still higher level and so If I his is not sufficient he reduces the speed of one or The men In the station keep track of the planes through airline dispatchers and the commerce departments radio and teletype sys following minutely takeoffs positions and arrivals over their i Control are now operating at Chicago and Cleve land with others being established at Pittsburgh and Los One Two Injured In Crash of BFoster Arid Son Hurt The bloody speedway between yesterday Elida filling sta tlon died from in which who lives one mile westof was seriously about o clock Saturday evening as driving a 1936 Chevrolet passed a truck high dropped the left off the pavement and ov five Holcomb died at oclock yesterday in a Portales where Foster was also Hospital attendants said weaker although a fairly restful Both of his legs are and one will probably have tobe amputated below the He was badly cut and death was caused by chest Billy son of the driver of the escaped with a deep gash over one and a wrenched He was riding in the front seat with his him the investigating authori ties depended for an account of the The child said they going about 70 miles an hour when his father lost control of the Police Radio On Regularly The two state policemen stationed in Ed Jackson and Officer are establishing their headquarters In the radio room of the city police it was announced at the same time that it was announced that the police ra dio is back on a schedule of regular Traffic Officer Jimmy who is doing the is on the air four times dally with Information of interest to officers of this He broadcasts at 9 and hopes to increase this schedule to six times a day and eventually to every hour aa traffic builds In cases of the radio station will go on the air at any day or Clark Seeking Clue In Belen Sept 14 State police and peace officers of New Mexico sought today two robbers whom Belen authorities said entered a store there yesterday and escaped with merchandise valued at more than Frank Cunningham and Shaver of the Albuquerque who were called to investigate the said the pair apparently entered the building through a Forty mens 100 womens a dozen womens six Indian blankets six leather and other wearing apparel were re ported among the articles Approximately was stolen from the safe but in the cash register WS5 not Cunningham Tingley Returns From California Trii Clyde returned to his office today ra week in California whete he Tingley whp recently there for her said he to part in the campaign this start a tour of the a week or ten He will cover as much State to arrange Ms andW pro now under the Hp will attend the meeting here to morrow partys candidates at f fete T State Continues High In Car Death Ratings SANTA 4 UP New according to the state health continues to rank high in the number of automobile al though under some other In a tabulation from the national safety council received by the bu New Mexico was shown to have an automobile death rate of 97 per Arizona was high est with a rate of The low state Arkansas with The nations was Elbert Chapman Freed Of Charge Produced Depositions To Him In Forgery Accusation For looking like somebody Elbert Chapman paid the penalty of spending in jail and he a but he was free Check forgery charges against him dismissed Saturday evening by Justice of the Peace Chapman proved to the satisfaction of the judge and the district attorney that hp was in California at the time he was alleged have forged an other mans endorsement on a check and to have fraudulently secur Dillons endorsement to the preliminary hearing Chap man was bound over to district but he subsequently secured tions asserting that he was In Cali fornia the Then two local bankers samples of Chap handwriting with that on the check and said they were not the The case was thrown back into justice court and REWARD SANTA State police today were given a letter offer ing a reward for dead or alive of the husband of Ralph Lee of Now He July state police were advised Five States Into Primaries Including New York By The Maine Its quadrennial place in the political sun today as citizens of the Pine Tree state voted in their state Throughout the nation political experts were on the watching for portents of the presidential out come In There Is much dispute aa to how far Maines elec tion can be weather vane or national but every four yean the major parties seek to wring every lost ounce of psychological advantage from President Roosevelt visited the state some time to be followed by Governor Alf who made a at Portland Saturday One of the principal contests is be tween the Democratic Louis Brann and the Republican Senator Wallace for the latters senatorial members of congress and other state officials also will be Presidential balloting in as in other will take place in Voters of five states ballot tomor row in state New New York and DEATH RODE THIS SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE Catapulting from highway after a rear wheel had struck a soft road the above brought death to William and injured Bailey Fosters was only slightly injured The victims all are of Photo and Fascists Armies Occupy Sebastian A Civil f In City Long Held Under Associated Press Fascist Warriors completed their occupation of San Sebastian today and set up a civil administration headed by the governor Pam Government aban the city of the advancing in early set up a new front at national ists among them were fleeing to France rather than fight Other government the claimed they had flung back a vicious attack at on the road to capturing machine guns and were trying to obtain the release of women and children among the who have been sieged fire Alcazar at more than eight The French minister of public in Spanish fas cists had French flag at an international causing the halting of railway service into insur Rightists France charged the socialist to provoke a native uprising in French Morocco the hope it would spread to Spanish Morocco and cause trouble for the fascist seized power at beginning of the revo Moscow Belittles Hitlers Comment Russia Ready To Defend Its Holdings In Is Answer the official Soviet press commented has as much chance of seeing the Urals and Siberia as he has of seeing his own We know now the modest dreams of the newspapers said of his Nurnberg aspirations for Soviet soil and his to the fivepointed red symbol of com But they are The Soviets are strong and When the time comes it will provide a bitter disap pointment for those who suffer such CITY STREETS ARE RIVERS AFTER SUNDAY Ford Contest Winners Through Here Saturday A special train bearing Ford con test winners to pass ed through here of the Ford were BULLETIN Andrew McMahon was found guilty a revolver near King Edward VHI with intent to alarm his McMahon was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment at hard Serious Period May Hitler Tells His Army Future Belongs The Fuehrer Declares V 1 by Associated Press Sept Adolf Hitler warned soldiers today serious times may come but they will never find us disheartened Der in a brief ute address at the fourth annual told his The belongs solely tothe Hitler reiterated his of peaceful intentions and my by the na tion not to serve a fanatical attempt by exaggerated but to keep watch over our our people and our Display of Arms The thunder of battle shook Nurn berg Nazi new service army staged its first display of strength with steel and motorized equipment for the benefit of its Adolf and hundreds of thousands of assembled in fourth annual Army in Maneuvers After in an Informal conver had asserted Germany will guard jealously the principle of pri vate business the army be gan its i Zeppelin meadow echoed tp machine gun and artillery fir 400 war planes thundered overhead 10 tanks crashed through wire entanglements the eyes and of spectators were assailed by this of innumerable Search Lake Loen for Flood Victims Res cue parties today searched beautiful turned into a deathtrap roaring avalanche and resultant for the bodies of many of the 74 victims of one of great The twin village of Bodal and Nes nestled at the foot of foot mountain in this famous tourist were virtually wiped out when a huge mass of rock slid down into the lake with a terrifying rumble and sent a great wall of water sweeping over he The startled from their early morning had W chance to escape from great wave which poured through the narrow valley after the massive least feet broad and feet into the Relief Including doctors and nurses who flew here from Ber gen and established temporary hospitals in the few remaining Bodies of human beings and ani furniture and household floated on the surface of the An old perched 350 feet up the mountainside since a similar disaster in 1905 60 were kill ed was swept another 300 feet higher by the immense The water rushed a mile inland at some destroying an electricity roads and Most of the survivors in Bodal and about 20 were and 13 of them were in serious coni all their The avalanche made a noise like said one of those Nothing is left of op my is The flood one farmer but he came through Ten complete families wiped and not one family in the two villages was without a Thirty were Ram Totalling Fell In Sheets Moisture General One of hardest rains to on Clovis and Vicinity flooded tlie city Sunday The pre 1 here was not but most of it fell In few and wus accompanied by a high wind and electrical A checkup failed to reveal any extensive and the rain was of great benefit to the farmers of this Rains ranging from half an inch to nearly three inches fell over an area roughly bounded by Muleshoe and Besides helping row crops to mature and replenishing grass of the pasture the moisture was suf to prepare most of the soil for wheat planting as soon as the mud dries sufficiently to allow machinery to be moved into the Heaviest Northwest The heaviest rainfall was apparent about five miles northwest of where almost three inches West of the rain tapered gradually down half an inch at and it showered from there to A big district northwest of Grier good and south and east of water still stood in the fields this morning as the result of a Northwest of the rain was Good Rain At Claud The Claud neighborhood got its first big rain of the It start ed raining there at several hours before in and Claud also received the down pour late in the got half an but only light show ers fell at Field and Bus drivers reported that they ran Into rain at between Friona and but they did not strike the area of heavy rainfall until they got to within ten miles of At Texico nnd Bovina the precipita SEE PAGE 5 Pope In Warning Against Radicals Mad Forces Of Commun ism Threaten He Tells Refugees by Associated Press Plus ill pas gave his blessing be fore tho whole world today to militant against tho mad forces of Declaring these forces the tragic Spain nnd the very foundation pf all all culture and all the holy invoked tv special love born of mercy and compassion for the Spanish persecutors of bishops and and called upon constituted authorities of all nations to oppose these great evils with every remedy and barrier that is He asked hs listeners to Jove these in spite of their deeds and methods of so odious and so and to love them with a special love born of mercy com to love them since we can do nothing to pray for he foresaw utter chaos if those who huve a duty in the matter do not hasten to repair the it is not already too VI 1 Forced Northern Bog t Cause Of Not Giv en In First far Harry plane Lady Peace in Which he and Dick Merrill were a Hight from England Jo York made a forced landing three miles from Musgrave marsh on the northeast coast of Newfoundland at EDT to It was not immedi ately if the fliers injury in the r Musgrave in the con of ia about 150 miles northnorthwest of Apparently the i reaching far north Cape Race on their plotted course into trouble near Carmanville reported that V the plane came in oVer Sir Charles Hamilton sound and circled Car manville for 16 for a soft landing then nosed over for harbor and came down ta Doose Seriously In Car Crath deputy county clerT now district agent for Con when struck the rear of over art embankment in east of Doose was taken Josephs hospital in Albuquerque where his in not considered received medical They of bruises and T v Doose Driver Escapes 1 When Car Burns Dave Mill and escaped serious injuries and possible death Saturday night car was driving struck a down and burst into six miles north of Vy By kicking a of the rear atye to suffering only a broken cuts were taken inja cut o Returning friends in culvert which was hl of The accident occurred 11 Garretts car demolished by the iting the wth By the Associated First game E Pittsburgh 000 510 11 14 1 Philadelphia 7 3 Swift and Todd knd Second game Pittsburgh 030 Philadelphia 03 Lucas and Cincinnati Boston 000 13 0 3 Derringer and Chicago 1 0 000 10 1 nett Mungo u Louis 5 13 2 New York 006 Dean and Man AMERICAN Boston 000 0 Detroit 000 Wilson and Berg and V First game Washington 100 013 11 I Chicago 020 OOQ 030 9 Appleton and Millies grown and   

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