El Paso Herald Post (Newspaper) - September 30, 1932, El Paso, Texas ' % Rain partly cloudy and somewhat warmer 30, 1932 - V COURT PHONE * ' lit wai no lose mateh whan Greta movie and at two Bays aliar was they announced their tyed in mi them of WHl rOf zz a ef S. C. wai approximately fri on the lie of his mr at rt the 1T& Hotel meni purchase Oast 6f ink and - the sale will be abent to the sale Martin will collect in as Ms otate sit - * Esther ss ' Bw BAB te ter 0f tmm at a Sed of a wImm vas tint la tes mi osa Hm aama of wMi 4-H will te m autch ta atter te 4X ara as tte ta a * ta te Generals Boss 44,286 Sept 30.~Mexico's standing army has 995 8733 lesser officers and 4i^86.enlisted the war department announced total strength is or one general for each 133 Texas Streams Delay Motor t* 30.Pecos util isolated from the hy At 1:30 p. auto travel from this was possible only I. - - - ip VMM m SV 9 tor tow ta Mrs. J. isr aia ta organise a southwest district of the Umi of 1# Las K. and 9oy* ths ass held s agricultural m mgn are barbecue will held it about Oct. at which the district will be ae and a permanent nr 8uocess of the snay lead ta w swing log Circle McFarland said that believes that 16,000 of may be fed in m Faso R. B Has president of the Baby Beef and Hog u ef is banks tod risteg More flood waters are reported on from Hew The U reported out of banks allies north of aza ported marooned at hi county miles by Water the is 13 feet the highway in of thousand many from far away now In flea westward travel Henchmen heve suffered have the cantaloupe crop has been hard hit by the last downpours and cotton and alfalfa are football game between Pecos and which was to have been played Saturday at has called is no open road to Ft. The road to Balmorhea is as is the to The Bankhead No. X West is also dosed to because of high water in the Davis IN River Takes Crops and Homes In BRIDGE Over San Pedro At Ortiz Wrecked By High and communication between Juares and Mexico City was paralysed today by one ofthe most disastrous floods in the history of northern river in central Chihuahua was a raging torrent that swept low lying villages and farm crops before are fleeing village of Temen has it was Washed Away A railway bridge over the San Pedro river at 30 miles south of Chihuahua was washed J. Q. 13 SNOW FALLS IN 3s. tar Hast snow on In this district carpeting tte representative of the National Railways of was M0 feet was 15 feet It will haVe to be Hemandes wires are kilometers of track of although trains will ha run from XI Paso to have been lost tn floods in northern it was persons are at state of One death was reported from of cattle and other livestock the upper is threatened by the high Tampico the river had risen seven feet and is steadily on page 3) Has United Dean of Palestine University Believes Recovery From Depression Lies In I. i from the world-wide depression in where it Is the of Orand J. L. and of of is In m for the Tur an advocate of the or he saya Is favor of Tatth whose have abaut without a soul lor more at a Maok in his room at Hold Rabbi wearing long flowing his graying hair curled in through an the and the efforts that are made to find a for his yean ths was strong healthy America became 111 wkA the world he In the world seems to be born In the United have good they are and In some manner or other show that they have Jewish Ha is 4 ' the mm m maun ' m im * are new before 18th to Usa through the thr M A Wa nae worm he at a has picking on in claiming they ' financial He is the former easr of * tm ns ta tto ' ef tho ata la land ho am mtt B ta the same to bgr trata to of The tana Pretests Church UNE TRANSFERS PASSENGERS TO Before of tte the Texas witt N. was C. E. second vice William third Sam B. Bl a Offered Used Car following El Paso dealers aze cooperating in giving values before Co. B. Poe Motor Star Co. East ef El Faso Damaged by Greyhound bus line passengers are being transferred by train from buses at Pecos to buses in Van Horn because of flooded highways east of El rains were increasing damage io the road between Kent ahd Van Horn in southeastern New is streams art rising and railroad lines are and H. roads are tracks at Lakewood are under two feet of Trains were having difficulty getting Pecos river at Carlsbad is at flood Late McMillan is rising of a foot an college at Las Cruces reposed three-quarters of an to N. are under Bight to 13 inches of water cover Artesia are moving stock from bottom lands near is threatened by a further rise of the Hondo CONTROL DAMS HALT CANYON Reek Ani Debris Kept Off E. F. 3A loch rain that fell in canyon during the last 24 hours formed two lakes behind flood Mm L. Andreas said the had not been ft would have flooded El Pais streets with rod other M. OVEN Loan From U. S. United Press Sept. 30. New Mexico today was awarded a 100,-relief C. ARCHIBALD WINS at IMO Annually for Fear C. Archibald XI member of the freshman at Columbia has been awarded an honor according to an announcement in the first issue Of the Columbia Alumni published today In New scholarship provides an allowance of annually fbr four Recipients are selected for high scholastic standing in secondary schools and are recommended for the honors by the principals of the preparatory Columbia is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Archibald 3830 Fort Blvd. He was graduated irom El Paso High school last He the competition against students throughout He is a member of the National Honor Sept. Pius 33 renewed his protest gainst wicked laws oppressing tte liberty of tte in tn an encyclical Mexico may be an to the sodai which is tte of the as tte of or which the pope maintains the holds against tte between tte md state in approve or cooperate with this is and the pope the and tte faithful were to protest the laws the of in Mexico of ths serious of emphasised while the Mexican constitution recognises liberty of and tte Is the gradual elimination ef tte Catholic clergy and title of an encyclical is taken from the first two words of tte may be states have ed laws iSM of tte ta and cf fai the fiderai in Is wes te to do tlie to 250. governments tiens In the number of PISTOL Jens B. Seventh Ft. won second place in the rifle and pistol match at the sixth area matches at Ft. 111. MAY RUN FOR CITY TAX Mentioned aa Candidate ter of Leslie employe of D. C. Crowell said today be will run for city tax assessor and collector next Reed he is not positive whether he will make the who have been mentioned as probables Include Lawrence Gardner and R. R. J. E. Anderson is the P. who has been turned as a candidate foT said he win not know before next spring whether he will i Associated Press Sept. 30.Alexander captain of the labor ferry which exploded and sank in the Bast river with loss of 71 Sept. 0, was indicted today by a Bronx county girand jury on a charge of second degree TO Sept. 30. Oklahoma Indians will don tribal paint and feathers and salute a distinguished Pres. Charles OF N. M. MAN FOLLOWS SERUM Man Held in Connection With Disappearance Of Grip at Albuquerque ADDED TO RAIL in Business Sakes More Jetos railroad traffic on some lines and better than seasonal on Veie resulted in for the last produce Jobs for at least before Oot 10, a Prees survey showed traffic dined in of tte to be afe bat in tte has been such an in that many train are being In one alone there the traffic is expected to be 300 per cent more Utah for tte last OKLAHOMAN IN ROBBERY ef Street A. 3ft, Oklahoma today was held in city jaU for questioning in connection with investigation of tte robbery of a Mesa car by a F. the was held up on his car at Robinson and N. Campbell Sept 18 and robbed of said the bandit had one tooth missing and several gold Associated N. Sept. 301Richard 35, died today after serum rushed here by was could be suffered an short time after they new supply was rushed by of was arrested today for inv connection with the serum M 4S i MWm AT at lav st r ' ' no - and thrills I at New wba toe rtm turn against the tk isag the Tanks may American Ismus Yankee have a offset They two mm Ouy and Vernon % far more they made hook to win Udat Baa lor ' * - toe dfi when tti at the Mat. to tte Hew for the FACES after a Henry today was bond on Food r unsettled showers in generally fair rain and can ante list from tlw the Kenld M tutuU m