Show V JR A Sunday Morning U - Weather Cuts f Kor da Film Producer Wheat Crop JFeds Merle Oberon Spurs Harvest Former Newsman Prices Rise Screen Slar Marry in France Steadily On Exchange KANSAS CITY Mo June 3 (UP) —Farmers of the southwest their wheat ripened prematurely by hot moved harvesting dry weather maihinery into their fields Saturday In mattered field In southern Kansas Oklahoma and Texas f miners were already li irvesting then Other fanners expelled crop begin in a few dns Rnd indiintions werehat the harvest would be in full sw mg bv the end of the week Many farmers said it was the earliest harvest they could remember t'rop Total Dwindles tr Just how large the crop will be was uncertain The United States department of agru ulture s estimate will not be released until June of grain 30 hut private estimates dealers place the nation’s total production at 700 000 000 bushels This is 230000 000 bushels less than was produced last year and is about 000 bushels more than the normal domestic demand In the southwest heart of the winter wheat area prospects early this spring were for a good crop But duiing April and May the weather was unusually hot and dry In and crops deteriorated badly western Kansas southwest Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle much acreage was abandoned As a reaction to the poor prospects the price of wheat during April and May iticrensed steadily On April 13 wheat sold in Kansas City at around 36 rents a bushel At the close of trading Saturday wheat for July delivery sold at 73 a cents a bushel 0 Harvest Hell Advanced In Tcxns it is reported that the crop this year will probably total between 28 000 000 and 30 000 000 bushels compared to last year’s 000 In northwest Texas inthe wheat cluding the panhandle crop this year Is expected to total 18 000 000 bushels The harvest in south Texas Is well under wav and should reach its peak this week The fust carload of new wheat was sent to the Fort Worth market Wednesday by J E Moody of Hamlin Texas In southern Oklahoma the harvest is under way in a few localities but It will be several days before harvesting is general In normal years Oklahoma pro duces about 44000 000 bushels But this year the crop will be considerably below that figure because of drouth in the western counties Kansas Production Off 0 Rut 5a Waiting Death Against at y Some of TliehC Girls Need Whole Fleet (Tribune- - - Dt OKLAHOMA CITY June 3 UP- )The ranks of the legion of the1 doomed— those men who crouch in the nation’s death cells— are dwind- ling The noose electric chair gas and the firing sqund have taken a heavy toll in the last four years a survey showed Saturday Many of the executed were criminals whose lurid careers were familiar to newspaper i readers over the nation In 1935 there were 82 men in 25 states who sat and awited the omiTonous tread of the executioner day In the same states there are 58 This drop bf nearly 30 per cent1 more than half of the states of in Merle Oberon She's married the union stems largely from heavy to Alexander Korda reduction in the execution lists of two New Jersey and Oklahoma When "Jersey justice" sent Bruno Richaid Hauptmann to the chair for the Lindbergh baby kidnaping it was nearing the end of a period of extreme punishment Since Auine SAN FRANCISCO June 3 San Francisco policemen all gust 23 1938 its death house has members of the accident prevention been empty— for the longest period bureau were stripped of their stars in its history it has gone Saturday and booked at the 3a1l on without a tenant In those 32 years 126 men had conspiracy charges growing out of an asscrcd tow-ca- r trudged the last mile an average of racket Each was released on $700 almost four a year bail And In the last four years while The indictments charged accept- the death row rate was declining ances of gratuities or rewards in the number of prisoners serving connection with official duties The life sentences increased from 155 to men were accused of favoring cer- 199 leading some prison authorities r business to believe that in New Jersey there tain garages in in return for a share of high tow-- 1 is a trend to more moderate sen- car fees and repair bills tenccs V U Nine SF Police Face Charges n UP)-N- 0 SUPERIOR Neb Knudson June 3 Highway Patrolman in-Nebr- aska Leo was quite upset when he aw a gasoline truvk speed over the Rock Island railroad crossing Where state law requires a full slop He hastened after the driver and aliouted "Why didn't von sTop at that railroad crossing’" "What railioad irossing’" the ' I driver asked didn't see anv tracks Let's walk ba k there and it over " They walked back and lo— there W ere no Hacks' Knudson hadn't known that seiv-lc- e was discontinued 011 the line end the tracks taken up the day before look 1939 4 Jap Grad i ca o n 6 85 ilipon NATIONALLY KNOWN SHOES EVERYBODY'S COMING to SHAREin this MONEY SAVING EVENT! blessed with beauty and comfort of Queen Qualitysl for every walk of life finest fabrics and leathers known to the industry the from fashioned built and Expertly Shoes Two-lon- t M big brown 6 85 and port shoa COLORS Blue STYLES i Japonira Fresh Earth rump Tie Black Stepin Brow n Oxford White Sandal AAAAA to B Combination High vamp sida Allovar parforat- ad haallasi dret oiford 6 85 L a s trash strap aarth t a slipon x Lather in cherry 685 X 6 85 4r?- ‘i - tow-ca- LONG BEACH Cal June 3 (UP) It takes two sailors to suppoit a wife June Geraldine Andrews Bar-ga- r from Jones pretty San Marcos Texas Saturday was quoted as saying by officers who arrested her on suspicion of having two husbands aboard the U S fleet She was held in the city jail on the complaint of Willis Cargcl Bar-ga- r 23 sailor on the U S Tennessee who said he had married Mrs Jones in Port Orchard Wash last January Bargar went east with his ship shortly afterwmrd Officers said she then married Robert J Jones 20 and started a Jones Is honeymoon jailed In the brig of the U S S Arizona on a desertion charge — hitch-hikin- SHOES— STREET FLOOR FOR GRADUATION HANDKERCHIEFS PODE memorable gift and one so 'These exquisite white linens and Handkerchiefs are and hand embroidered THE NEW TREASURED CHINA PATTERNS AND COLORS NEW SENSATION BY a appreciated sheers are imports from China PRINTS g hand drawn Full size for sTloo (i CHIFFON EVENING HANDKERCHIEFS (Hueenlllalie PLAIN LACE TRIMMED COLOR CHIFFONS SINGE HANKIES Newest evening 70 New Shades 50c cjicIi shades $10® NECKWEAR-STRE- FLOOR ET iTMftMOI'S Last week's rains weie of great benefit in some localities but observers said that in western Kan sas where there has been severe drouth and grasshopper damage the rams same too late Railroad Raffles Officer Bv Removing Tracks Lux Ki wheat-producin- g 000-00- — June 500 PAIRS REGULAR 995 82 in Year 1935 Harvesting has started In a few sections of southern Kansns but it will not be general until the middle of June The nation's No 1 state — Kansas — normally produces about 133 000 000 bushels However this year's piedictions for the state range from a low of OOO 0 bushels to a high of 112 £ak Survey Shows Decrease In Executions tx CAP D’ANTIBES France June 3 (UP)— Merle Oberon the British film actress who was christened was married Queeme Thompson Saturday to Alexander Korda tall shaggy-haire- d producer It was the first marriage for Miss Oberon 28 who once said she was a firm believer In the ’old fashiqned 1 mariiage and when I do marry hope to retire and have several children and devote the rest of my life to making them and my husband happy” Koida 46 married Maria Farkas an actress in 1925 and was divorced by her in 1930 conThe marriage Saturday firmed reporta current in Hollywood and on the continent for months that the two planned an Both arrived in France elopement from the United Slates about a month ago Miss Oberon entered motion pictures by the chorus route In London It was there she met Korda who gave her the role of Anne Boleyn in "Henry the Eighth" Later starring Charles Laughton she went to Hollywood and appeared in featured roles in many pictures Korda once a newspaper reporter in Budapest began directing In 1916 later went to Rome Berlin London and finally Hollywood He is credited largely with having built up the British motion picture indus-Irto a near level with Hollywood be Suit I -- k- Alt MUCH'S protect mir precious fuia iiuprr-tf-uti v expert furrlen and F'hrirne vaults will Riiaiantre safe keeping for vnur fur until vou call for them next fall IfX Cutdown stocking casualties Call Was 300 for a Bonded M essaigcr FUR COAT MANUFACTURING Kayser's new Lastex insert at the top of hose absorbs the extra strain of bending ac- - Fur Relining Fur Cleaning Fur Repairing Fur Remodeling sTjis pair Your budget need no longer bear the strain of your active movements! Let Kayser's Nimble Nee do it now! Kayser's stretch inserts fit comy elastic and May be worn with snugly fortably or without girdle support MANUFACTURING Second FURRIERS Floor of jpaihlona two-wa- -- SUPERIOR DRY fair am CLEANING SPECIALS Jleauiiiul Summer Shade watch tbat batn tunad up for tha COTTON SILK LADIES' LINEN OR with DRESSES SUITS OR LADIES hi SPRING COATS MENS SUITS OR OVLRCOA1S t h INSPIRE Rosy beige tone softly tint ed to blend with pastels r 0 ougb by our cleaning 69c correct your tup1 uMf LADIES' CHILDRENS AND COATS We 35c DRESSES AND SKIRTS expertly dry clean Guaranteed Walrli Impairs and refinish knits and sharkskin suits and dresses CRYSTALS Use Your Charge Account MAIL ORDERS HANDLED CAREFULLY pla a print with botom Slat Straal 25c & floor (Rear FRESCO darks prints Spode Prints for wash rg Empire Green Blue Reipberry or Rustic Coba (ftuit) grounds Sues i2 to 20 mil Fashioned in DUPONT SPUN RAYON 595 All "NEW ELASTIC LESSEN HUGE It Shop— Scond Floor dy TOPS Rosy copper for summer and deep tones thdl ihown wr ihr or vnmg in thrxdi HOSIERY— STREET FLOOR STOCK- - ING CASUALTIES" SAYS LIFE of FiiKioni "The greatest strain on a stocking comes at the knee and garter top when the leg is bent! Most runs start when the tops are too taut" Kayser is "now stretch elastic fabrics in using two-wathe tops of their stockings" (as quoted from LIFE MAGAZINE issue of May 22 1939') 35c (ntranca y AUKRHACirS FOUNDED IBM Main Gold beige to be worn with perennial summer white VISION 595 imrtly tucitd to a ilM dug- n! Cntp wh(t touches corn BLOU SES SWEATERS Rich fru't end flower stripe with hemstitched liners collar It but tons to hem Old Blue Empire Green Respberry or lecquer Red grounds Sues 16 to 44 Yoi More 6 10 p § 1ft in a m to Miepl katurdayi Store Hours 930 a m lo 530 p m except Saturday Ird Murk I Store Hours— 930 a m to 530 p m except Saturday for tfhr |