La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1929, Image 1

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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
Oregon: Generally fafr and mild
tonight and Sunday; gentle vui-l-ublo
winds.
VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, ORE. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 210
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EH PM MJ C4 B B ni B EI - ftSB CI E3 A S3 m SMI
, .
$128,000 IS i
EXPECTED TO
Official Confirmation not
Yet Received of Authen
tic Announcement.
DIVISION OFFICES
MAY BE INCLUDED
TlP-mtiful New Structure'
L hp FiwtPd AhoiuV
tO Ue J'jlCLUeU rtliuui-
BE EXPENDED
Where. Present Station, tors s t, whether they favored
1 T? f .concerts In Riverside park or at
StanClS, IS KepOl't. lhe hK, school nthletlc field. The
!volo was Hhotit evenly divided and
An unofficial but authentic 'ru." Z,'Zi
annot'ncMnicnt of the con- 'Cd. as to please both sides.
sld'UCtlcn Of cl TleV riUlroaa
station by the' Union Pacific
wstem at La Grande is made " 11 " l"
system i. uin.mc ' - puvni,,,,, which offers protection
today with the publication of ol. the nu,sic.ian!!.
a brief item in the Union Pa-1 o,h-i,i.i m I.
cific Magazine. It is under-1 .ni(, 0,MnK numiier of the con
stood that Construction will cert was the march from "N'lhelnn-
start within the next montn
or six weeks on the approxi
mate site of the present build
ins. Official confirmation of the new-
station project could .not be secured
from I. I. ot i icia is tuouy. v. n. ...
Guild, superintendent of this dlvi-' As an encore to this number the
To was out of the city, and a tele- P ".ve; the popular sHd . n
Bran, of ln.iul.-y to J. 1 CVHi-I-n. "I IWt Give Anything Uut
ceneral iiiihiiiwi- of the O.-W. It.
and N. company, wns sent tbl ' , " '"""'P,1 '""T. " "l''"
rnlnB but no answer had been 'The Tales of Hoffman" by ofrrn
received up to press time, it Is latch ami an American sketch
confidently expected that an off!- "1nwn .South" by Mydrtlcton com
clal announcement i-eB.mllnR the pleted the first half of the eon
bulldinit will be muds williin the '-crt. "1 ''" was followed
next few days. . by a trombone smear hally J rom-
'V Spend 1 28.000
Humors have boon current In !u
r..,.n-u rc umiiK workitH to the el
feet that new station was to be I "A llmitlmr Nwiic" Populin
built this vear but an official an-1 The descriptive number A
nouncement has been withheld up IluntlnK Scene" by liucalossl. open
to the present, pending tlif settle- ed the second half ot the concert,
ment of various details in connfc- and was one of the most popular
.i.. ...in. ii.o bliildlniF. of the cvcnlnK. It was followed by
The Observer has It hum rell-
able Bourcrs that a total of J128.-'nf
Olio will be spent on the structure
and that It's dimensions will be Ml
feet by about 170 feet. The loca-,
tlon will extend nlonB the tracks!
froiitlnc Depot street, to includo
the ground now occupied by the '
news stand, the present depot and
that part adjacent to (he tracks
ivhieh looks up 1 iepot street. Ihlsj
Is aecordlnlf to the most accurate
unofficial Information mailable j
(Continued on lace R
I INGLE PAGE
WILL APPEAR
ON WEDNESDAY'
I Hr, und the administration of the
Publientloii of the first "Kiddle 1 school is anxious that I.a Grande
in Jingleland" fenture page will be 1 people avail themselves of the op
In next Wednesday's Issue of The ' porlunily to see the building and
Observer, according to representa-. inspect It Uiornughly. Many al
tlvesof IheCoi tdt Corporation who tended the dedicatory exercises und
bnve completed the sale of frail- j mw the plant at that time. Ilow
elilses in l.a Grande and who lire v,.r. everything is belter organi.ed
finishing preparations for the con-
icsi louay. nine nine m k"
The "Jingleland" feature will 0f the vph-ndul building and Itrt,
carry verses each week about six- (pjtpment. I
teen business firms, with the last l -rhe bouis for the open house!
line of the jingle lacking and wit" 'are given as S:'mi to. !t:30 and In
priz.es or $16 each week going onddtiiun to oilier feutures. a splen
Ihose who eomptcte the verse moMt j tnusfeal progimn is being ar
sueccssfnily. The feature will !' ranged according to Miss Helen
pear on Wednesday for twelve i A0((l- (,.;m of women, l-a Grande
weeks, the prize winners bein? j jM.0j,(t n, people of the valley arc
published following the closing "f ! ,K,., to bear this Announcement
each weeks' contest. Kull rules 1 n ,.,,Mi m rs-re Monday eve-
and details will be published Wed- n(p(f for tn(. nvW e lucat.ona) in-!
nesday. Jul 3rd. 'stiiulion.
.Manv limnlr es ntiotit trie -"n-
gleland" page aie being receiv
ttir t.e u-ni-iu nf voll IlUSt eS
trying to complete the varion
verses as soon as the first page ap-
Iieur l:.retitM m-o iittnued to help
vnnL.vtnnt n.l ml nil interest wlil
also be keen.
WKAI'Ill i; TODAY
":t u. m. fiii iibove.
Minlm im: f7 above.
Condition: clcur.
w i:tmi k yi:vm;i;day
.Maximum si. mini mum
ubove.
Condition: cUvtr.
i;atiii;k jim; sb. i
Maximum C3, minliiiuin AK
above.
Condition: rain .17 of Inch.
Many Hundreds
Enjoy Concert
Given At Park
La Grande Band Opens
Summer Season of Out
door Recitals Vote on
Location Taken.
I'liiyinK before u crowd of inuny
liiimtrerlH of people, who packed
the pavilion to rapacity and wlio
Jammed into adjacent territory, the
1.a Grande- municipal hand opened
Its summer outdoor series of con
certs at Ulverside park hist niKht.
The vVathcr was Ideal and the
KrP1h?S!"" PXCe"PI" "'".Middle Western Farming
,,ur!n,tU' lhe ,m,k-." Region Representation
vntc w1lM ti(en amonir the specla-
However, w.hen a concert at the
iiiun wimoi rieui is threatened with
by Warner which was followed
by the suite "Atlantis" by Kafrn
nek, the most pretentious selec
tion on the program. The number
j was played as follows: mornlns
hymn of praise, a court function.
' I.ove Theo," and destruction of
AUinls
I none, i iu i ii i ink
Robinson. KnauU, Nusbaum and
McMillan.
an encore number, "The WeddlliB
the I'alnted Doll."
j Scenes from the opera "fhimes
of Normandy" by I'lainiuctte andj
Kctelbey s "in n l ersian .viaisc
(Continued on Pace 8.)
T vl ,, 1 C.hfiril
IOTJIlldl UtUUUU
Will Have Open
House Monday
Monday evening. July I, will be
"Open Mouse" at Hie KnHtern Orc
j gon Normal whool, at which time
the entire hliilrtmg will ie inrnwn
, opt-n for the ln:p''ctlon of the puli-
j t present and It is a more oppor-1
laU. S. Citizenship
Sought By Four
alixatlon of
.
I Following
the
iiatur
tO men 111 til
court house ye.s- j
terday. four others til! petitions
to get their certificates of citizen-1
ship, and Dec. 2 was set as th,' .
time for a hearing. I
Tin- men are: Walter Henry
I.eale. Bri'.ish: John M. Adsklut,
Norwegian; Oust a f Moiti'-r. Bel
gian. and Albert Blum Austrian.
I Williams Pleads
, Not Guilty Friday
Hal Williams, charged with n
statutoty oftense. pleaded not gull
iv tn circuit couit befoH' Judge J
Time for)
W. Knowhs yefterday
his trial ha- not vet been set. Wll- l ine reierson. -iary r re. 8. ny.v,
liHins is out of Jail under l,lm ; Hodgen. B-t ty Brow n. Hhlrly W. hv
jj01))Jw n r. Marion Cliausse, Wanda Craw-
INTEREST IN
FARM BOARD
KEEN
With Three Named and
Post Offered Three;
Leaders Speculate.
WHEAT REGARDED
AS IN WORST FIX
Question Cause of Much
Anxiety. j
AMIIIMiTOX, .limo 211 (Al)
I'll'Mlili'iit lloovi'r has olTi'ml posi
tions on th federal fnru huimt to
V. N. .Mosci'lji, of iMkv Klnio, .Minn.
"i - t. it-mtur, of i. aiwu-s.
By Itaymoml limit
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
WASHINGTON, Juno 2ii (AP) -The
designation by President Hoov
er of three of the eight men tin
wilL nanif lor nienvb'pi'Hhiiv on the
fedoral farm board left agricultural
leaders speeulatlnB today on the
question who will be api'ointed
from the great middle wi-Htern
farming region to rerecnt inin
ciimlly the wheat Interests.
Announcement of (hot member,
or members, to represent Mils
commodity has been uwaltod with
thn keencMt Interest, muliily lui-
cause wheat- is regarded us the
commodity In greatest need of lm-
mediate stabilization. i
I
I'lfim "lloMler States"
The first three members an
nounced come from the "border
states" agriculturally speaking
of Okluhoma, Kentucky and Mis
souri. One of them, .lumes C.
Stone, of Lexington, represents the,
tobacco growing Industry another.
H. Denman. of Knrmington,
Missouri, is Identified with live,
stock, and the other, t'ni-1 Williams,
of Oklahoma City, lias for yours
(Continued on Pago 6)
PATROL TO WATCH
FOR FOREST FIRES
Organization to be in Op
pcration on July 1, L. C.
Morehead Says.
The Tnlon rounty fire patrol is
! now being organized and will be in
operation on Monday, July I, ac-
cording to announcement today by
I.. (. Morehead, district warden.
The piilroi includes all limberlaml
within the county outside of na
tional forest boundaries. Tills p:i
trol is divided into districts as fol
lows: KlKin district, William KckstHn.
' warden; I'nlon district, (Juy Mc
Nulr, warden; SturUpy dlstriet, II.
A. Thornbuig, warden; Iai Grande
(Continued on I'agu lOlgbt)
Jqjjiq flO'C
Friday Afternoon
A Viieant bouse, owned bv th
Grande Itonde Meat company and
men ior a garage, was uesiroyeu
by lire yesterday afternoon, The
house, located near tho company's
slaughter house, was valued at
about j:iuo. according to Fire Chief
i'. T. I.lndsey.
The alarm was sounded at 4:40
o'clock and It was necessary to
take the pumper out to draw water
from an irrigation ditch. The re
call was at 5::tn. The caue of the
fire is unknown.
PLACES
,
Water Carnival Tonight Will End
"Learn to Swim
With sixty names entered for If)
races mid stunts, the annual "I. earn
to Swim Week" ends tonight In a
water carnival, start'ng 7:30 p.
til. at the n-w outdoor pool. Fifteen
prize f-r fir t. second, wnd third
pla:t-s will In1
awaided Imi bate-
y after t hi
ents. which me uSjBiOi ck. ADe-rf Currey, Koland Iur
I ry. Boh Helm, Marshall Ci wh,
uu,
filrls "s 'eamboat race (under
i years): Huth Byers. Donna Fig,
I Fern Hungerrord, LaVeda MlHer
ttTijf, Itiiih Klmzey. patrU-ia Clark,
,''',n Knofford. Dot is Murray. Max-
THREE MARKS
FALL DURING
LONG FLIGHT
Captain Hawks Lands in
New York Today in Non-
Stop Eastward Trip.
RECORDS BROKEN
GOING AND COMING
Round Trip Time is Given
as 36 Hours 46 Minutes
and 4h Seconds ot
Actual Flying.
ROOS1SVKI ,T KI I'M. I), N . Y .
Juno 2I (AP) Ilia weariness for
gotten In the Joy oT sueeeH.s, Cap
tain Frank M. HawkH completed a
iion-Htop flight from Loh Angeles
at 1:16:03 a. in. daylight time to
day, establishing a one-Mtop round
trip coast-to-eoiist record r in
hours 4(i minutes 48 ueeonds flying
time.
A thousand or more persons were
at the Held awaiting his arrival
when the plane appeared overhead.
He circled the field twice and then
dropped in slowly, barely skim-i
lulng the treetops. After the
wheels had touched the ground he I
speeded up the motor and taxied
several hundred feet. Weeing mat
he wua too far down the field and
heading for a wire foncc, ho speed
rd up In an attempt to Jump, pur
the plane cumo down straddling
the fence.
Hawks clambered out of th
plane smiling and appeared undis
turbed by bis narrow escape.
"It's just too bad." he said.
One of the first to reach Ills side
was his wife. '
I'Mylng Condition (fixwl
Hawks said he had excellent
weather and good visibility over
most of the trip. There wits it little
fog over Pennsylvania, lie said, and
enst of Columbus he had to fight
headwinds. His radio functioned
perfectly throughout the flight and
he. was able to get weather reports
regularly.
His first request on binding wjih
(Continued on i'ngft' 6)
NEW TERMINAL
FOR STAGE CO.
IS ANNOUNCED
' A new terminal for tin Colum
bia. Gorge Motor coach system
operating stages through l.:i
Grande will be located In the cor
ner room of the Holmes building
at Jefferson anil Kim streets, ac
cording to VV. Vedder, Iocji 1 con
tractor, w ho w ill start the work of
remodeling on Monday.
The company's local offices and
the wafting rooms will be built and
the entire room will be remodeled
and redecorated to provide ude
quato terminal facilities.
The Columbia Gorge lino oper
ates out of Tort land to various
points in Kastcrn Oregon a nd
Washington and extends east into
Idaho.
Mr. Vedder says the work will
be rushed as rapidly as possible.
The H. & H. Klei trie company will
do the wiling for the new terniinul. i
JJ ' J, IfOftltf
Open lo Inspection
The new residence building con
strueleil ut !M4 N aven.ie by litti II
Williamson will be open lor pub
lic inspection tomorrow and Mon
day, it was annotincfii today. The
home, which has jut- t been coin -
pleted. Is thoroughty modern In
evei y respect.
Week" In La Grande
ford. Virginia llolhacher, Winifred j
hcolt. '
Boys "steauiboat Mice" (under 1 1! i
years): Del Kennedy. J'din KIH-y.
Itlchnr.1 flalbra th, IVetlerivk HIM. !
l,-i. I l-.r lr Id-Niilli'li
i'i:1n r. tri, H-.lliM Kblne. Bobby
Jack Matott.
Moys lid ft. ihrih (under HI
eais): Bud Heynolds. Oat Ken
nedy, Kvei ett JteynoldH. Km III As'l
b. Jack Alvey. Bob testfrling
Boy's 'll'i ft. swim ( under I H
(Continued un ITttf 5)
BEAUTY HAS
When It i"i)ni('K ti "lii'iiiily ivllh, brains," (liv Imshif'sx imn of
ItrlllUKluini. WiMi.. 1iinII lluil Militrril Tnin'li y, cminrrlrri
Willi nun of dial fit.v!4 lnrKi-Nt InisinrKN rimis, Iiiih (ho nulioii
lif'iitcn. Slir'n Uill, vl(li hrini'n vyos unit hroun liulr, anil this
yrur siinrlK'il wvt'rtil pfroi'lM lo list Im-i' in hiMiuty i-ontiwIK lit
'iiiiko hIhi Ih too hnx,v Iii'IiiIim? lo pill Ikm- fll'iii over.
L' it tVould Men
Who Eat Tobacco
Wear 'em?
I'AHIH, June (Al') A bunl
ness suit consisting of a light brown
coat with blue sleeves, a w hite vest
decorated with sturs, blue trous
ers and fireeu pumps Is what u Pa
risian designer of men's clothing
would like to seo Frenchmen wear -
ntt
It was one of it number of de
signs, the work of twenty-live art-1
Ists who Kieclall.e in crest lug
fiishloiiH for the sterner sex, on ex- j
hihttlou here.
Another artist conceived a crim- World arc in Denver,
son velvet larket with lapels of The I njlincl Ion will hold lint II Hi
yellow arul red silk tor uiornliitr ! ,Hn - " i" the- fall sei
wear. For evening there wns ot- m1o H'e court.
ferefl n chaste ereiit Ion of inolro
silk and tight. bMie snlln.
Most of the artists favored k nee
pants, dim invented a one-pjeee
putt for the clergy lo replace the
soiitaine. which Ihis spill skirts.
Three Teams May
Be In Deadlock
As Season Ends
Wit h hot h tea ins expecting lo
throw everything they have in the
way of strength into the' fray, the
Jilne Mount ii In league game her.-
tomorrow at 'l:'M) o'clock Is expect-
ed to be one of the best of the sea-
sou. If I'enriieTon wins, ine K(:
peiiiuitit is cinched; If I .ii (irandej
w If if. ttie Pirates St III have a
chance to th the Muckuroos for'
fh-.tf. piovidliig Itaker wins friui
l'endleton on July 7, j
The league standings follow:
W I , P
Pendleton , K
Baker i
l.a Grande x fi
Knerpilse x 'i
x (Hie Mstpoiii );aliie
off.
D both Baker IMld m (In
their remaining gameM, th
would 'ti'i In a ttipl" tie,
lows:
W
Pendleton N
l.a (liande
Baker H
Kllleiprise 0
I .HiHi
4 .lieu
4 .!.:.;
to play j
nde win
sejiuon
MM fOl-
.il7
.not
Although the triple tie Is a pos
sibility, t hr odds are overw helm
ingty against It, and the odds ur
still large u m i i uk t a tie of two
teams.
Duff and Myers are to pitch to
morrow in l.a firandi and Kntet-
lal'H and Baker will be playing
Buker.
BY SEARCHERS
BRAINS, TOO
W. 0. W. INSURANCE
ORDER GRANTED
iM-om collecting in
creascd AsseHSinents.
I
1 DKNVKlt. Colo.. June 2J (Al')
insirict court yesteruay gram
a temporary Injunction restraining
officials of the Woodmen of th-
World from collect lug iuereusei
insurance assessuieiils froni lili'in-
I be rM of the organlKiilioii. Head
1 in;irtei'M of tlto Woodmen of tin
The rest raining order w as ill -1
j reeled against six officers Of the
j organization and came as a. result
I of a suit brought against officials
bv members nf the oi ir:i ni.n I Ion in
I Idaho, Colorado, flab am) Men-
lana. who asserted that f the new
Insurance rales, voted at the Ih.41
annual convention of the order,1
'".'r !"" ",f"''1; ,hl""l""u
able to. keep up their premiums.
Terms of the hijuucilon Iru'lud.
rest ralnl of i n neellatlon of insur
ance of any uieiuber for failure to
piy the Increased assessment and
from suspension from the organi
zation because of failure lo pay It.
' "
! fi)lTf MASON
ASKS DIVORCE
FROM FOLACCO
CHICAGO, .lime (APi- -
i Kdilh Masiin, prima doumi of (he
Chicago Civic Opera company, filed
Ifmlt in circuit court yesterday to
; divorce filorlo Polacei), illrector of
ilhe comp'iny. The bill, which was
onlered suiipi'e.'ned, was fllerl junl
one day befoie Iheir tenth wed-i
'ding anniversary.
Miss Miison refused to cmn
, merit.
j Mifsln, Pohueo lM T.l '"H'M n!d,
; and M hh Miim-ih H't. Their only
i eh ltd, Ctf;ee IIH h, was born til
'the sunnier of HLT, wtlh Mn,
'Arlhur Me, iter uetiiiT ms gi'i
.nir.tber When the.cbitd wm still
I
I
an Infniu polacco was ieM,r(ed( Wl ATMI K Ol TMiOK
iiit InivtiiK iiiKUiAd. i's tifA forj KAN FHANi'lW'O, Juno 29 (API
:,'U,tutn w filter as -ch0 w.'iither outlook Tor the
r beneficiary. v ' 'week beginning .lune 3d was an
ki.wt hh;iiway CIIIF.I'
WADI.A WAM.A, Wash., June
t A P ) Lloyd Ffnn of Koiskiit,
Idah
i. was vlvi ted president of
n tb
j o-
Lewis and (1. uk Ilh;hwuy us
tlon.
Jones, Espinosa
In Early Tie In
National Open
Badly off Form, Bobby
Shoots 79 on final round
for1 Score of 294 in
Mamaroneck.
WINGKIl I'' GOT CLUrt. MAMA
roneck, N. Y., June 29 AX)
Hadly off from, Hobby Jones, na
tional amateur king, shot a 711 on
his final round nnd tied At lOspin
osa of Chicago, for the lead In tho
national open, golf chauvplonship.
I'laeh scored !ii)4 for tho 71i holes.
Tho deadlock,' which will be
played off at 3 it holes tomorrow
was definitely settled when a fow
remaining challengers fell short.
Scoring a 76 on his final round.
Tommy Armour, former title hold
er, took a temporary lead on the
field In the national open golf
championship wlili Jilt 7 fur tho 12
holes.
In sVlIc of a bud seven at the
eighth hide. Hobby Jones went out
In 3K, two over par, In his last
round In the national open golf
championship.
Drnmniii'o Hhute, 2-l-ycnr-old
Columbus Ohio pro followed three,
of the other contenders In striking
trouble on the homeward nine. Af
ter a fine 3fi out, Khuto finished
with a 7i and a fil hole total of
! 220 (but put him In fourth place.
lie had started the day even with
Jones hut lost fivo strokes to Uobby
on tho last nlno.
ItKCKWITII WINN
CtiMA.ll At Nob;, Juno 2 (AP)
Ouptnln Wjitj-VW.- Heekwith of
1,uh AiiRefe's, won the trnns-MNs-Isslppl
senior golf chnmnionshlp
today hy defeating M. H. Ia Dou
eer of Omaha, two and one, In tho
final IH Imlo round match ut the
Omaha field club.
Endurance Plane
Forced Down In
Minnesota Today
MINNKAI'OUtf. Minn., June
(Al') The endurani-n phinn "Miss
MlnneapoIlM" was forced down at
I .iinirtlon. MJllli.. I fi UllleS from
here at Hf.'ATt a. m.. todiiy by motor
ttoitble. This would make their
time In the alt 1 lit Vj hours, 2'A
less than the record.
ROONKVKtr FIF.LD. N. V..
' , . . .,
Musketeers took on more
gllS 11 DM Oil 111 IIS MI ieillM M'l
enoiiniiu-e nying
record, tho ods
lengthened against recovery of
Viola tienlry, nirl pilot who was
Injured yesterday. Her craft. In
which she and .lack Asheraft were
In friendly com pet It ion with the
Three Musketeers, crashed In a fog
nnd Asberaft was killed.
After a blood transfuslnii late
yesterday Miss (Jenlry failed t
rally and at midnight was reported
sinking. Hhe recovered for several
hours, however bu( shortly before
noon her physician said she had
only on chance In three to live,
Rumor Of Lowman
Renig nation Denied
WAHIIINOTON, June 2!t (API
Iteporls circulated here today that
Hey mo ur I .nwnia n, assist a nt. Heere
; tary of the treasury In charge of
prohlblllou i-iirnrreineiit, h"d hi
I asked lo resign were met by
) official Halenient from the Whlt
I 1 1 ouse that M r, I ,ow loan bad not
I I n p-iuesled to leave the service,
nor had
tlon.
prcseuied his resigna-
Mr. I.owioan wild that h had n
present iuieiitlou of leaving
poiit.
Contractu For 2
Cminent A warded
WAHIIIN'TniN. June ,
TNn navy loday awarded
for cofu I ine! Ion of ihe
Mg''! cruisers of lit
:i AP)--contract
i
first I wo
a cruiser
biilpllng program to the Puget
Hound navy yard and the Bethle
hem Shipbuilding corporation of
New V'H'li.
nounced here today by the (tutted
Htates weather biiretiu as follows:
Far Western states: The outlook
Is for generally lulr weather but
w ith considerable clouds and foes
- on the coast. Temperature will
be near the normal.
LOCATED ON
ISLAND NEAR
THEJZORES
Major Franco and Com
panions had been given
up for Dead.
BRITISH "AIRPLANE
CARRIER RESCUES
Street Demonstrations of
Joy Surging Through
Madrid and other Span
ish Cities.
"WI5 AltlS AUi KHiHT"
MAD 11 ID, June 29 (AJJ)
'We arc all right, kind regards
i ml embraces." (signed) "Rum
in Franco."
That wuh the message which
Commander Franco sent from
be British alrplnne - carrier
Kngle to the commanding of
ficer of tho air port of AUm
i res today. Tho tilers used the
A lea kii re a ulr port as their base,
tu their hop for the Azores.
MADI'.ID, June 29 ( AP) All but
given up for dead, Major Kumon
Franco, famous Hpunish aviator,
und three companions who Btarted
a transMtlantti; flight to the DnM
ort Htiiten by wy of the Aiorti
more than a week ago and huva
I since been mlHSing, today were en
route to Olbrultar aboard tho Brit
ish nlrplnue-carler Kagle.
Huatched from the waters of the
Atlantic at a point barely U'O mllen
southeast of the Island of Hanta
Maria on the tip of the Azores
archlpeltigu, the airmen were re
ported all well hy the British res
cue ship. . Kven their plane, a
huge two-nvotored Dornlor-Wol,
wms salvaged, nltJiough slightly
damaged.
First news of tho rescue waa
given out at the Spanish ministry
of slate which announced it had
received tho word from mo pun-
ish consul at Gibraltar
Tho con-
sal's message read:
"Franco and companions picked
up alive by Kagle near Azores.
Coming Olbraltar."
News Omflrmed
This news later was confirmed
by the British admtrulty In Lon
don which received a message
(Continued on Pago 8.)
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
IIAI1K illVIS IIOMKIl
I'll I IjADKDPIU A, June 29 (AP)
Mabo Huth hit Ills fourteenth
home run of the season In the
fifth Inning of todays game be
tween the Youkees and the Ath
letics. R. H. 13.
... 7 12 1
.... G II 4
nnd Ben-Karnshaw-,
New1 York
Philadelphia
Batteries: Plpgras
Koiich, Dickey; drove,
Shores ami Cochrane.
if First thtnic: H. M. K.
it j llosion v... 3 8 2
n 1 Brooklyn 4 8 0
liniteries: Jones and 8pohrer;
Clark and Plclulch.
First Came: It. H. B.
Cincinnati 0 11 0
Pitlshuru . . 3 7 0
B.itieiies: Donohue and Clooch;
Crimes and Hargreaves.
Heeind (iame: It. H, W.
Cincinnati 3 5 1
PlttHhurg 2 7 1
Batteries: Kolp and Sukeforth;
Mwetoute. Hilt and Hargreaves,
itemsley.
First (iame;
Philadelphia
New- York
Batteries: Miller,
It. H. 13.
10 It 2
fi H .
Collins,
Ml!-
' Craw a tut licrlan, Davis; Gene-
wlch. Mays, Jud and Hngau,
AMKBICAN M
Fir.t (iame;
Chicago
St. I,ouls
MiVK (JAMK8
It. H. 13.
0 A X
2 k a
Batteries; B I a e h o 1 d e r and
Scbang; Faber and Uerg.
1
! Washington
H. H. E.
2 6 2
6 I a
Burke, Braxton nnd
Boston
Batteries:
Tale, Mpencer; llusnlng and Berry,