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TO BENEFITIowa, d theCompanymachinesof forty-valued atlt; Special to The Globe I March 5—Officials of The Maytagshipment of a tralnload of washing c Pacific coast states. The train consisted intaining more than 4,000 Maytag washers, of a million dollars. This is the largest single ship-Maytag factory since 1028. In commenting on this lent, F. L. .Maytag, chairman of the hoard of I he iy stated that the order for the trainload was placed President of the Maytag Pacific-Intermountain Cotn-rs. with headquarters at Portland, Oregon,rVARIETY, SUBTLETY)RIGINAL PROGRAM OF3Y HALL AXTELL8. E. FISH 1nusual interest andat of the original ;all Axtell, preaent- Hall of Central irch last night, r of listeners were ntion by the beau-ibtlety of the num-the four groups of resting four phases This young musi-eadv made a place rig song writers of as of the Panhan-ie rewards of per-the mechanics andinderlies all that is Hus work Tuesdaywas able to spreadmoods and color pr uses on canvas. ial Styleas given in a pleas-il style, serving to rbce and the pcr-wether. Those whoIpresentation wereIt*h to the pleasure by reason of their y with the number *ir apparent enjoy-Tlcult to select any irites. However the English spirit of weird, chill of the kv, and the dainti-ther-in-Love worewhich contrasted well with the background of less serious numbers.The last group, the Indian group, was perhaps most lovely with Indian Fantasy finishing a succession of delightful works.Tea was served at the close of the program bv members of the Womens Council of the church.Those Taking PartThose taking part on the program were:Hall Axtell, Ben Carlton Mead. Margaret. Harris, Robert Axtell. J. T. Oliver. Lilly Larsen, Mrs. H H Warner. Coy la Hilton Johnson, Bernard Mevcr. Laneile Ledbetter, John Branson. Henry David Akin, Jr., Mrs. F. E Woodruff, Henry D. Akin, I H. A. Shaw, Alta Potts Turk. Mrs. Otis Trulove, Mrs. Howard Box well, Mrs. W B. Stevenson and Mrs. Floyd Marsh.Composers whose works were given:Hall Axtell Robert Herrick. Rose Jasper Nickcll. Pearl Moore Stevens, and Mrs. O. L. Kuykendall.The orchestra was composed of Covla Hilton, Emily SoRolle. Dwight Black, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Marsh, J. T. Oliver, Marian and Maurine Stewart, Lilly Larsen, Robert Axtell, Clifton Oliver, Jr., and Raymond O'Brien.Sponsors were the Women's Council of Central Presbyterian Church and the Amarillo Music Teachers* Guild.The city commission last night voted to provide funds for truck hire which will keep the city's four relief projects in operation and keep 750 men at work. IThere were some funds left to 1 hire men but no funds for truck hire and if the trucks were left off the men would be thrown out of work, explained City Manager H. R. Smith*To Help in EmergencyFinds for the trucks through the county relief board will be provided by the city up to $750.“It is hoped that the money will tide over the emergency,” said Mayor It OSS D. Rogers.“A telegram from S*ate Senator Clint C. Small yesterday evening stated that federal funds for relief had been received at Austin.” Mayor Roger* continued, “but that the amount of the appropriation or how' it is to be applied was not known.”Four Projects Now There are four relief projects by the city at the present time. They are excavation at the disposal plant, landscaping Thompson Park, paving of Van Buren Street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ninth Avenues. and improvement of the citylake, 20 miles southwest.Although it is not considered a relief project, work on the ncwf eitv reservoir provides work for between 200 and 250 men.The four relief projects employ 250 men each two days a week, making 750 men on the three .shifts.Williams ResignsAs Recovery ChiefThe will specified that the women. both school teachers, Would receive equal shares of the estate any time they marry within the next 20 years.For probate purposes the estate was estimated at $4 500 Mrs. Ous-sen died February 25.USE OF CODESAGE OF COWBOYSONG DISPUTEDils Enjoyedwestern group thei Dim Trails, with Jasper Nickcll, was us sung bv H, A.ARIZONAN CLAIMS ‘HOME ONTHE RANGE* COPYRIGHTEDBY HIM IN 1W4Threatening NoteSent Thelma ToddWASHINGTON, Marrh 6 lt;U.P -Uncertainty as to the future of NRA was increased today by resignationof S. Clay Williams as chairman of the recovery administration.The recovery agency was under investigation by the Senate which wull draw up legislation for extending the recovery act beyond June 16, when the present act expires. Federal court decisions have struck severe blows at NRA functions.Williams, who was “grafted” by President Roosevelt to head the seven-man board when Oen. Hugh S. Johnson resigned, offered hisresignation in a letter to the President. He asked he be relieved “just as soon as possible.”Williams said his resignation was made necessary by “the increasingly urgent call to return to my regular work.*’ He formerly was head of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., of Winston-Salem, N. C.DODGE CITY, Kan , March 6 lt;7F —Aid of the cow country of the Southwest in lighting a musical battle was besought today.Singing row* hands of yesteryears were hunted out by an attorney representing defendants in a $500,000 damage suit involving the popular, plaintive air. “Home on the Range.”“Was the song sung in the Plains country prior to 1004?”This was a question Samuel Moan-feldt. New York attorney representing the Music Publishers' Protection Association, put to grizzled cowboys and others connected with camp outfits that roamed the prairies of Western Kansas. Eastern Colorado and Northern Oklahoma around the turn of the century.An affirmative answer was c^rawn from Ernest Hendricks, a camp rook in the nineties; from Put Hill pioneer negro stage driver now* a barjc janitor, and others.William Goodwin, a former cowboy and now' a feed store proprietor at Tempe, Ariz., has filed suit for half a million against 29 defendants, including several film companies, broadcasting companies, music publishers and composers, chargingcopyright infringement.Goodwin claims he and his wife wrote the song, giving it the title, “An Arizona Home,” and had it copyrighted in 1904.De fend ants assert the song is an old cowboy ballad, written perhaps in the eighties.The song became popular in 1932 after being sunrt on a radio programfollowing a talk by President Roosevelt.WASHINGTON. March 6 4*Complete abandonment of NRA wax advocated ted tv bv Senator King. Democrat, of Utah in the first statement bv a Democratic Senator opposing President Roosevelt’s recommendation for extension of the recoverv administration.King, in an interview, proposed ! that the Jurisdiction of NRA over hours and wage* should be transferred to the Labor Department and its regulation of trade practices to the Federal Trade Commission.“I see no need to continue NRA.”\ King said. The Utah Senator has long been critical of the recovery administration and tendenciesj under it which he felt tended toward monopoly.Before CommitteeIt was learned that he has laidhis plan before the Senate Finance Committee, of w'hich he Is a member, and which is studying the proposal to extend NRA for two yearsin accordance with PresidentRoosevelt's recommendation.Several prominent independent,Republican Senators were understood to agree w-ith Kings proposal and to favor scrapping the recovery administration, though therehas been little open discussion oftheir views.Decision on 89 Per Centj King’s proposal came shortly after Capitol Hill heard a report from informed quarters that the administration has derided to aban-* don perhaps 80 per rent of the existing 600 NRA codes. Another major development was an announcement that S. Clay Williams, chairman of the recovery board, soon will give up his past.It was said in high Senate circles that the administration contemplates abandoning virtually all codes not definitely associated with interstate business. Service codesarid trade agreements dealing with many retail businesses be among those which• tSchillingrurr.VantCHARGED WITH MURDERPALESTINE. March 6 lt;/Pt- G B Daniels of near Palestine and Dale Barnett of Dallas were charged w’ith murder in connection with the deathIts delicate f!ai %ornever lakes outapplied 419.50 on his debts.1 P. M : Arrested by Sheriff Tom Jordan.2 P. M,: Pleaded guilty.5.30 P M * Dressed In at Mr-\Ie«der stale penitentiary to start a three-year sente nee.=BS5I5Wheat Delegates!Fail in AgreementPanhandle/*“Immediate authortzalactive procurement of farmer cooperation by tIs absolutely necessary gram be. put into effect season of 1935-36.” th••While the physical re; operation would last othe wtnriv season ofdemonstration and educi should he of permanentLONDON, March 6 t/P) Delegates of the four big wheat exporting nations were unable to make definite progress today in Iheir efforts to bring Argentina back info some program of international control of exports.Argentina a heady has turned dow n quot as suggested by the United Plates. Canada and Australia whichduring previous unsuccessful negotiations have been steadily raised to 160.900,000 bushels a year.A further session will be held tomorrow.Ijoyd V. Steere, American delegate, arrived with new instructions from *he United Fbates Departmentof Agriculture just as tonight/s session was breaking up.Chickadees line their rabbit fur in the NorthOINTwill aid in. rlt; that itchingcassisted bv 5ha.it(uticiSOA| to keep your sealwere said to might go.Bill: *'I understand your wife came from a fine old family Will: “Came, did you say? brought it with her.LUDENIZESheyour thrlt;Just put a cool, refreshing Luden’s in your itFeel it gently smooth away the irritationthat soft, protective coaling on those dryspots. Why, the tickling and the cough are★before you know ill That's what Ludenizing“LUDENIZE”—the complete throat medicating prone** vrhic the moment yon piece « Indent Menthol Cough Drop in your i eleven medicinal ingredient* melting into • *oolhing lotion wKic1 moistens the throat, »top* irritation end relieve* coughing.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas, US
Wed, Mar 06, 1935
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