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lgsw . d Christ elz an . A A Ly e Early Lead in p.G.A. Tournament . * . ) Y iA) 5 s . of Chicago and ; o+f Rochester cover el pPark Club ¢ inder par, to o early lead at the " 36-hole qualify- F . professional 2 n championship. <« were tied for F s ¢h par rounds as 73. dora. AL W trous of Detroit, g Ch -0 and Charley e New YOrK - L eual orderls procedure of E round was broken ~ arrival of Walter f times winner of the 17,: \ rown. Hagen, schedul art 4t 8:15 @&.. M., did not . Detroit by motor until 3 a. . ed the clubhouse 2a k fter 8:15. He calm g wig playving togs, putted actice green and then '. " eat in the shade while his o WAS ne called by the start " Rinal hé reported tO the want ‘me?’ he inquired, _\‘ . {ly portion of the 2,000 spec- L o followed the colorful Hagen wn the | st fairway. | —e, Treasure Hunters € ope to Take Fortun . From Sunken Ship s NEAU, Alaska.—~(f)—Treas e hunters are about 10 fi{ld-**Sll L. pope—a reputed $3,000,000 ~qe in Klondike nuggets and [+ qust which sank with the Islander nearly 33 years b August 1 the rusty hulk of L will. be dragged ashore "“v ‘ ors 3565 feet deep, salvag- L waid today and divers and L .men can enter the battered, , usted craft in search F fes in which gold was ship dto the States from the rieh beings of the great Klondike { was August 14, 1901, when ; {’wf.: pride of the (‘iln:l-' pacific “Aeet bore 'a gay : f miners who had struck ( I a heavy congignment 0 nd smashed into an ice o in Stevens Passage. ihe divers saw the result " v shattered off, the decks hed the funnel toppled over, covered with rust and ~ ings, mostly under water, Py, v oreat cables between S e ships tficer to Be Tried l For Murder Today at . . Court in Glennville GLENNVILLE, Ga. —(AP)—Cir mstantial evidence was to be of red by the state this afternoon hen Officer Carl Delk will be ven a preliminary hearing before iree magistrates on a charge of wrder following the mykterious aying of Loye Busby here last gesday night. The state will depend entirely pon the deathbed statement made v Busby in a hospital in Savan gh where he was brought follow ig the rhooting Delk denies shooting Busby. }¥9| ld police: officers that he ' saw | pme mysterious figures wander ound the railroad yard hm‘(l nd that he went te inve:itigate. e men shot at him, Delk says, "" Busby got in the line of fire. Che were no eye witnesses to tie killing. The following persons jive heen subpoenaed for the hear 5. Dr. Smith who attended Bus- Y dnd who heard the dying man 15¢ the officer of shooting him R, K. Rushing, J. C. Pursell, léssue Tucker. VEIK isin jail here. rominent Financier l Is Killed When Horse Falls Back Upon Him 5 “‘V‘“T"»\' Mass.' (AP)— (Au -4 P, Goodwin, chairman of £ L of directors of the First o stores and a widely known i vas killed by a horse : dmmer home heré today. : Idin store head was moun : (rseavhen the ‘animal ) 0d fell backwards upon he Lldge within g few min—l : Was prominent in social ] s circles both here ;‘md‘ e home in ‘\iken.] S He owned a num . €blé chasers which have ’ . n meets throughout out 55 yearg old. Alcokali £ gg's'g"c Drinks Put 7 211,332 in U. S. feasury During Year WASHI G ol !“"\‘j“"’-\v»“f“’)'--’l‘nxos on HHinks - poured, $268,911,- Phvin: 0 lreasury’s . internal ear PUCKEt in the past fiscal - 4- ‘, : lisclosed by the treas ; analvzing a total gain ” YO9 in internal revenue uring the twelve ed June 30 #IOO,OOOOOO of this increase ce . .nted for by sich new g > Alcohol ca’ital stoeck, nd processing taxes, o VATSON SPEAKS .‘ unty Agent, L. S. e o 10, the “Madison D At its regular weekly Watsop .ff_"' in Madison. Mr. g, gpy ~ oWAS . 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D e R ; o i vWI Gt ”gt&i‘ (3) D SR W Y ks g?fif‘?f‘ (4) e e A e A B E o ko B g o o . aEs., . R R e o ‘ S W PR 4 R e ie A e R R ] ?‘:2s;l:2:':‘ e . 111! iBR s S e T e BT o eeY e s e .o TN B e g ; e T s oEEI G TR e e Mo i R s :iszéir‘:z:;Ez?z.f":efiii?:i:ifi%%?& SR RSt o ~;.""“"f=-r.g°°‘°wr.;fi;gg;:::~.-‘7‘ “"~‘--"-"';3*:-::»"i;?i";?i‘z"«'!'W-"' e ee R ee e B Re O e SR e e . 1 Fabric passing through the rolis of a calendar Is impregnated with compounded rubber. 2 The tire-builder placing a ply on the drum on which the tire is built. 3 Placing tire in mold preparatory to vulcanization, or cur . ing. 4 The finished tire gets the last of many inspections. tVisit to Plant Reveals Little ~ Known Phases of Tire ' Building; Inspections Le gion Throughout Process. AKRON, 0. (Special)—Factories of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. are running night and day, six days a week, with four six-hour shifts, making the uew G-3 ‘tire, latest ad dition to the automobile tire field. Goodyear dealers in all sections re port material sales increases since the advent of the new tire—hence the factory activity. The tire, the company’s engineers claim, gives 43 per cent more non-skid mileage, with a flatter and thicker tread, wider rid ing ribs, more center traction and more non-skid blocks. Contrary to the hazy impressions of many laymen, tires are mnot stamped out by a huge machine on the order of a doughnut mold. A British Fliers Delay Attempt to Set New . Long Distance Record WASAGA BEACH, . Ont.—(#)— Leonard Reid -and J. R, Ayling, British fliers, because of sweeping winds today postponed until tomor row the take-off on a protracted 6,300-mile flight to Badhdad, Irag, in quest of the long distance fly ing record. Reid and Alyling flew their twin motored biplane here from Toronto last night. The flight is planned along the reat circie route exeept where the nlane will be forced to fly down the St. Lawrence river to New foundland to prevent poseible diffi ‘ulty in. taking the heavily laden machine over mountains in Quebeg¢ ind Newfoundland. . . BALLOON IN FORCED LANDING PLAINFIELD, N. J. -—(AP)— A U. .S. navy :free observation alloon with a crew of five offi-. ~ers made an easy landing today in a back yard on the outskirts of his city. The only damage done vas to flower bedg and gardens of he property. The balloon, one of three -sent »ut last night from the U. S. na vy air station. at Lakehurst on raining eruises to study air cur ‘ents, came down by design, mem sers of its crew said, because the Air current weré - carrying it away from its home port, and be ing a free balloon, it could not be steered. COUPLE BELIEVED SAFE SAVANNAH, Ga— () —Belief that Mr. and Mrs. Roger ‘Strout wnd their quaint ~34-foot eraft, huilt” in Savannah, were safe in Jamacia Island waters and not “misging” as reported by relatives of the, couple to the Navy depart ment, was expressed here today by H. O. Bumann, a friend of the couple who has been in touch with them by wireless and mail. TWO ARE SENTENCED NEW YORK.—(P)—Two of the nine- Armenians convicted of the slaying of Archbishop Leon Tou rain were sentenced today to die in the electric chair. The other seven men were given sentences of 10 to 20 years imprisonment by General sessions Judge Joseph E. Corrian. 7 fl% & M R Quick T sure simpl® TERRO ANT KXLLEB. wnrid your p\nce of snts in 24 hours Carried amoney” back g\uum.ce. No Mess; No Potber- Simpletousy Get TERRO ANT KiLLER from your desler t.odsy/'\( he cannot supply you,scnd his, pame and so¢ for \arge gize OF 95¢ for small size pottie ¥ BENORET CEEMXCAL COMPANY 810 GRAT\OT 8T gT. LDUXS. MO. P )m w q g£l i 3 | S 3 ¢ ' visit to the giant Goodyear fac tories here reveals the many in teresting operations necessary to build a tire. Three elements in a tire—rubber, fabric and compounds—meet and merge at different stages in the process. Much of the rubber for the Goodyear G-3 and other tires is grown on the Goodyear plantations in Sumatra. It is shipped in bales which are cut into chunks here in a machine knows as a *pie-cutter.” Giant cylinders make these chunks and the compounds one integral mass ready for the tire fabric. Much of the fabric is made in the company’s textile. mills from cotton grown on the Goodyear plantation in Arizona. After a warming process, the fabric is run through the triple rolls of a calendar where the com pounded rubber is worked into it, emerging as rubberized cloth. An air bag is inserted in the newly-built tire and it goes to the “pit,” or vulcaniz ing room. SOMETHING'S FISHY TOWANDA, Pa—Anglers went out on Lake Nepahwin for fish during one of the summers hottest days, and eameé back with a cake of ice. B ' They said they brought up the ice on one of their lines after it apparently had been pinned to the laks bottom by a piece of iron. Ice cream replaced fish on the day’s bill of fare. 1 Tobacer “ompany ‘ Copyright, 1934, R. J. 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No tire with the slightest flaw is ever allowed to get by this corps of lynx-eyed inspec tors. The twenty-four hour humming of the Goodyear plants is adding con stantly to the company’s outstanding record of 215,000,000 tires built since its organization in 1898 — millions more than by any other manufac turer. Of this enormous output 56 per cent was built in the last seven years. A train of 110,000 freight cars, 830 miles long, would be requireg to ship all of these 21%,000,000¢ Goodyear tires. Laid end to end these tires would reach more than “100,000 miles, or four times around the equator. A STORM WARNING WASHINGT O N—®)— The weather bureau today issued the following storm warning: ; ] ‘Advisory 10 a. m. Disturbance of slight to moderate intensity is centered 100 miles southwest mouth of Mississippi river moving west ward about fourteen miles per hour attended by fresh to strong té shifting winds probably reaching gale force near center.” TIRED? THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA 10 Army Plancs Begin - .Goodwill Flight Today i Through Wiiderness L WHITE HORSE, V. T—(P)—A 500-mile flight over the northern wilderness to Fairbanks, Alaska, today Jay ahead of 10 United States army bombing planes on a goodwill flight . The first stages of their flight probably will take them down the course of the Yukon river, until they strike directly overland to their Alaska destination. The planes left Washington, D, C., five days ago. The 31 officers and men of the expedition rested here last night after their arrival at 6:18 p. m. (Pacific standard time) from Prince George, B. C., covering the 800 miles in four hours and 23 minutes. Earlier in the day, they had crossed the Canadian Rock ies from Edmonton, Alta. Committee of Pecan Growers, Distributors Will Meet This Week MONTGOMERY.—(#)—With pe can growers and distributors mak ing concession in an effort to agree on a marketing pact for the in dustry, a special committe2 will meet the latter part of this week to reconcile differences between the two groups. The committée was named at a meeting held here yesterday to dis cuss amendmen¢ to the marketing agreement., The committee proba bly will meet here. Its members are Paul Brown and Thad Huckaby of Albany, Ga. H. J, Lucas of Brownwood, Texas; Lloyd Abbott of Springhill, Ala,; Julian Brown of the extension division of Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn; ‘and C. Mclnnis of Jackson, Miss, who presided at the meeting yes ‘terday. Louisiana, Arkansas and .Okla-i homa were the only states of the fourteen principal pecan-growing, states not represented at the meet- | ing which was called by the marketing agreemen; committee of the National Pecan Growers asso-i ciation and the Southeastern Pecan | Growers association, | ~ Meclnnis said after the final drafti of the marketing agreement 18 reached by the committee, Secre-' tary Wallace will be asked to call | a public hearing on the code. Hei said that upon approval by Sem‘e-] tary Wallace a board of control of | nine, five representing the growers! and four distributors, wil be namad | to set up prices for the \'ariousi grades of pecans. . | THIS IS TOO MUCH NEW YORK.—One marriage too Jmany—and one telephone call tos rmany—-landed David Persofsky, 24 _in court. ~ Mary Brownstein, 25, said he married her in June, took SIOO to buy furniture and disappeared the ‘next day, He called her Saturday imight tho tell her it was a mis ake, she said; that he was already ‘married. " Police arrested him, sharging that he married Lillie R2iner in 1929. He was held in $1,500 bail 4n a bigamy charge. TR After swimming...after a hard day’s work . ..any time when you need new vim and - energy—lightaCamel. 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Story Twice Before - He is Even Injured PHILADEDPHIA —(AP) Neigh bors who said Isadore Krigs, 53 was despondent because he could not find a job were startled Mon day when he jumped from a sec ond-floor window of his lxome. In the gtrect 18 feet below he arose, bhrushed off his clothing‘ looked around and walked into the | house. A moment later he reappeared at the window and jumped again. 'This time he turned a somersault in the air and landed on his side. ' He did not get up. Police took him to a hospital and physicians said | he probably will recover, 5. RETURNS TOC CAPITOL {..BATON ROUGE, La—(#)—Tem- Inurm-il,\' ' interrupting his ‘vice t\mr" in New Orleans, Senator ‘Huey P, Long returned to the ilstme capitol Monday, occupied the rgovernor's office -~ and announced !.pl:ms for establishment of a state idp]):irln‘xr-nt of music designed, he | said, “to make Louisiana the first ]music state in the Union.’ No matter! Here’s a delightful way to restore your flow of energy o, s ...as now revealed by Science : its cool, rich flavor your flow of natural energy will be restored. This “energiz ing effect” in Camels, a discovery con firmed by a famous research laboratory in New York, occurs in a harmless and utterly delightful manner. As your latent energyis made available, your fatigue and . Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS : —Tuzkish and Domestic—than any other popular brand 1 tl‘l C l . Wl a amei: - . Dog Hospital Will Be Built in Memory of ~ “‘55,000 Funeral” Dog e b b L SSRGS G O S e OGLETHORPE, Ga.— () — “Snow Ball” was his name and he was only a dog but when he- died several years ago his master, George H. Slappey, gave him’ a $5,000 funeral.: Now there’s going to be a dog hospital especially in memory of “Snow Ball.” The Snow Ball dog hospital— for the prevention of cruelty to animals—is to be. built in Macon, Ga., and will cost several thousand dollars. The money for the hos pital is to come from Slappey’s large estate after. bequests total ing approimately $250,000 have heen made to 48 persons. Boy and Girl “Hoboes” Are Held in Knoxville CINCINNATI, . OHlO,—(#)—Two “boys” were held for their parents in Knoxville, Tenn., today after po lice discovefed oneé of them was a girl. They gave. their names as Ruth Johnson and . Charles Brock. and their ages as 18. B ) The two were taken into custo dy for juvenile court authorities after the owner of their rooming, house confided her suspicion to a detective that ‘one of them was a girl. ) £ 4 Dressed in = overalls, . they said they had hoboed from the south to Cincinnati. ; PSS A ¥4 % s REUNION DATE SET = GAINESVILLE, Ga~—(#)—Geor gia war veterans will assemble at Redwine church, six miles south of here, August 256 for. the Redwine Soldiers’ Reunion, first celebrated 28 years ago by Company D, 427th Georgia. Regiment of Conféderate Veterans. Two years ago veterans of other wars were invited to ‘at tend and many men who partici pated in the ' Spanish-American and World Wars were present, (| WHAT GASOLINE HAS - 3 _ | 99 MILLION. FOOT-POUNDS SINCLAIR - PER GALLON ? e = ereen o 1 GA - it ( £ <2 Lg ‘ m | =g P dy ] R o o S6q B & S Jury Decides Candler . A il 2 5 L Zoo Does Not Decrease” - s i R Bl iy - Near-Property Value % ’ 3 RS - s DECATUR, Ga.—(#)—lt toole a 1 jury here 15 minutes to defide - that the odor and noise of ani mals in theé zoo belonging to Asas. G. Candler, jr., had not decregmfi the value of the property of Mes, & Mary 1.. Smith: et > . Mrs. Smith’ ‘won SLOOOB (}.,a;‘n;“--; ages from Candier in a pfe\g_i:b\}_nfl , suit because a monkey: ‘escaped- : and another jumped into. her sau-: tomobile. She said llm_,moflf\’?i":: cauged her to suffer a neryGus = breakdown, e b The suit regarding the deteriora=~ tion of property because ©of the 260 was the first ‘of a Séries on file in city court of Decatur to go before a jury. irritability become a thing of the past! And so we say, whenever you need new energy, “get a lift with a Camel!” You can smoke Camels all you wish . without concern over jangled nerves. For the finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TO- . BAGCQOS in Camels never get on your nerves. PAGE FIVE “HERE LOMES THE e
